Model Curriculum

IoT – Domain Specialist

SECTOR: IT-ITeS
SUB-SECTOR: FUTURE SKILLS
OCCUPATION: INTERNET OF THINGS
REF ID: SSC/Q8210, V1.0
NSQF LEVEL: 8

IoT – Domain Specialist

IoT – Domain Specialist
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Curriculum 01
2. Trainer Prerequisites 10
3. Assessment Criteria 11

IoT – Domain Specialist

IoT – Domain Specialist
CURRICULUM / SYLLABUS

This program is aimed at training candidates for the job of a “IoT – Domain Specialist”, in the “IT-
ITeS” Sector/Industry and aims at building the following key competencies amongst the learner

Program Name IoT – Domain Specialist

Qualification Pack
Name and Reference SSC/Q8210, V1.0
ID.

Version No. 1.0 Version Update Date 11/03/2019

Pre-requisites to Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering / Technology / Statistics /

Training Mathematics / Computer Science

Training Outcomes After completing this programme, participants will be able to:

• Explain the nature of work across the IT-ITeS sector, the various
sub sectors and their evolution.
• Elaborate the various occupations under the Future Skills sub
sector and the impact of these on organizations and businesses.
• Discuss the evolution of IoT and evaluate the possible impact of
IoT on businesses and society
• List common security and privacy risks that affect IoT solutions
and methods that mitigate them
• Execute pilots for IoT solutions
• Design, develop and apply models for IoT solutions
• Identify opportunities for use case development for IoT solutions
• Deploy analytics solutions to IoT solutions
• Build professional relationships by establishing rapport, listening
actively and appreciating colleagues
• Empower team members by motivating them, demonstrating
confidence in their abilities and setting appropriate performance
goals
• Communicate persuasively by using evidences to support
arguments, listening to people and finding common ground with
them
• Develop approaches and plans that aid successful project
execution such as prioritizing project tasks, allocating team
resources and training project teams
• Build relationships with stakeholders by establishing rapport,
listening actively and providing continuous updates

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This course encompasses 9 out of 9 National Occupational Standards (NOS) of “IoT – Domain
Specialist” Qualification Pack issued by “IT-ITeS Sector Skills Council”.

Sr.
Module Key Learning Outcomes Equipment Required
No.
1 IT-ITeS/BPM • Explain the relevance of the IT- • Whiteboard and Markers
Industry – An ITeS sector • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Introduction
• State the various sub-sectors in presentations
Theory Duration the IT-ITeS sector • Lab equipped with the
(hh:mm) • Detail the nature of work following:
06:00 performed across the sub- • PCs/Laptops
Practical Duration sectors
(hh:mm) • Chart paper and sketch
03:00 • List organizations in the sector pens
• Discuss the evolution of the sub • Internet with Wi-Fi (Min
Corresponding sectors and the way forward
NOS Code 2 Mbps Dedicated)
Bridge Module • Explain the disruptions
happening across the IT-ITeS
sector
2 Future Skills – An • Discuss the general overview of • Whiteboard and Markers
Introduction the Future Skills sub-sector • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Theory Duration • Describe the profile of the Future presentations
(hh:mm) Skills sub-sector • Lab equipped with the
01:00 • Explain the various occupations following:
Practical Duration under this sub-sector • PCs/Laptops
(hh:mm)
01:00 • List key trends across the • Chart paper and sketch
occupations in this sub-sector pens
Corresponding • List various roles in the Future • Internet with Wi-Fi (Min
NOS Code Skills sub-sector
Bridge Module 2 Mbps Dedicated)
3 Internet of Things - • Define the term “Internet of • Whiteboard and Markers
An Introduction Things” • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Theory Duration • Discuss the evolution of IoT and presentations
(hh:mm) the trends that have led to it • Lab equipped with the
06:00 • Evaluate the possible impact of following:
Practical Duration IoT on businesses and society • PCs/Laptops
(hh:mm)
03:00 • Analyze existing IoT use cases • Chart paper and sketch
and applications across pens
Corresponding industries
• Internet with Wi-Fi (Min
NOS Code
• List prospective IoT use cases 2 Mbps Dedicated)
Bridge Module
and applications within your area
of expertise
4 IoT Security and • List common security and • Whiteboard and Markers
Privacy privacy risks that affect IoT • LCD Projector and Laptop for
solutions presentations
Theory Duration
(hh:mm)

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 06:00 • Analyze instances of security • Lab equipped with the
Practical Duration risks to real-world IoT use cases following:
(hh:mm)
03:00 • List technologies and methods • PCs/Laptops
that mitigate security risks to IoT • Chart paper and sketch
Corresponding solutions pens
NOS Code • List privacy standards and • Internet with Wi-Fi (Min
Bridge Module
regulations that mitigate security 2 Mbps Dedicated)
risks to IoT solutions
• List social and privacy impacts
caused by proliferation of IoT
solutions
5 Pilot Execution • Identify opportunities for which • Whiteboard and Markers
IoT use cases can be developed • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) • Identify the specific needs and presentations
13:00 goals that should be addressed • Lab equipped with the
Practical Duration by the IoT solution following:
(hh:mm) • Identify the barriers that prevent • PCs/Laptops
30:00
adoption of IoT solutions
• Chart paper and sketch
Corresponding • Evaluate costs, competition, pens
NOS Code technology challenges and Internet with Wi-Fi (Min 2 Mbps
SSC/N8239 internal resource considerations Dedicated)
while planning execution of IoT
pilot
• Identify how to prove the need
for the solution to obtain
stakeholder buy-in
• Identify the stages involved in
developing a prototype and
creating a Minimum Viable
Product
• Deploy real-time UI/UX
visualizations in the IoT pilot
• Define methods and metrics to
analyze and convey business
outcomes
• Gather feedback and data
obtained from execution of the
pilot
• Design roadmap for developing
the complete IoT solution
• Define different stages for
implementing IoT solutions with
key milestones to be achieved
• Define how the IoT solution will
scale from a proof of concept to

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 an actual solution with thousands
of devices and real production
constrains
• Discuss methods, platforms and
tools to be adopted to scale IoT
solution
• Design web and mobile
interfaces that can handle
multiple devices at scale
6 IoT Solution Models • Identify the common models • Whiteboard and Markers
applied in IoT solutions • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) • Identify suitable semantic models presentations
23:00 to structure and design data • Lab equipped with the
models following:
• Apply semantic models to plan • PCs/Laptops
Practical Duration
resources and reduce solution
(hh:mm) • Chart paper and sketch
50:00 development costs
pens
• Demonstrate how to apply Internet with Wi-Fi (Min 2 Mbps
information models Dedicated)
Corresponding • Use information models to
NOS Code structure data and specify
SSC/N8240
relationships between data
categories
• Define tags that can be used to
organize data
• Demonstrate how to tag data to
pre-process large datasets
• Define predictive models that
can be used to forecasting
• Demonstrate how to apply
predictive models to forecast
future outcomes
• Define physics models that can
be leveraged to simulate real-
world scenarios
• Demonstrate how to apply
physics models that
appropriately simulate real-world
scenarios
• Define how to manage all the
stages of data lifecycle
• Demonstrate how to reuse
existing IoT solutions

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 • Create a reusability plan to
enhance usability of IoT solution
and its components
7 Use Case • Apply different approaches to • Whiteboard and Markers
Development gather business requirements • LCD Projector and Laptop for
from relevant stakeholders presentations
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) • Develop well-defined problem • Lab equipped with the
15:00 statements based on following:
requirements gathered
• PCs/Laptops
• Translate business requirements
Practical Duration • Chart paper and sketch
(hh:mm) in a clear yet concise manner to
pens
30:00 the delivery team for use case
development • Internet with Wi-Fi (Min 2
Mbps Dedicated)
• Identify assets required for
Corresponding development of IoT solutions
NOS Code
• Define the fundamental concepts,
SSC/N8241
principles and phases of Value
Engineering and Analysis
• Evaluate frameworks for applying
Value Engineering in IoT
solutions
• Perform cost-function analysis of
IoT solution components
• Draft action plans to incorporate
Value Engineering into early
stages of the project
• Evaluate data modelling
requirements to aid development
of IoT use cases
• Evaluate various development
models for building IoT solutions
(such as Waterfall, Agile, Spiral,
V models, etc.)
• Evaluate and develop various
monetization models for IoT use
cases (such as ‘Outcomes As A
Service’ model)

8 Deployment of • Comprehend how data is • Whiteboard and Markers

Analytics Solutions generated across different • LCD Projector and Laptop for
components in an IoT solution presentations
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) • Evaluate how data is gathered in • Lab equipped with the
25:00 IoT solutions following:
• Evaluate how data is pre- • PCs/Laptops
processed in IoT solutions
Practical Duration

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 (hh:mm) • Demonstrate how the data is • Chart paper and sketch
50:00 analyzed and used across IoT pens
solutions Internet with Wi-Fi (Min 2 Mbps
• Discuss the application of Dedicated)
Corresponding
analytics solutions in IoT use
NOS Code
SSC/N8242 cases across verticals
• Comprehend the importance of
applying vertical-specific
algorithms to analyze IoT solution
data
• Evaluate Exploratory Data
Analysis, Anomaly Detection and
Data Clustering in contexts
specific to IoT solutions
• Evaluate concepts such as
Predictive Analytics and
Streaming Analytics
• Identify methods to run
containerized workloads at the
cloud/edge level
• Demonstrate how to integrate
analytics models with IoT solution
• Demonstrate how to improve the
performance of analytical models
• Comprehend different templates
to present data insights
• Demonstrate how to derive
insights from data generated by
IoT solutions

9 Build and Maintain • Recognize the importance of • Whiteboard and Markers

Relationships at the open and effective • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Workplace communication presentations
Theory Duration • Discuss methods that build • Provision to write emails and
(hh:mm) rapport such as remembering send in the lab
10:00 names, being empathetic,
• Lab with provision for internet,
mirroring, etc.
email, word processor and
Practical Duration • Meet colleagues/clients and build
(hh:mm) presentation software
new professional relationships
15:00 • Chart paper, markers, picture
with them
magazines and old
Corresponding • Discuss the importance of active newspapers
NOS Code listening
SSC/N9006 • Apply different approaches for
conflict management
• Apply different approaches to
recognize and motivate others

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 • Show appreciation to colleagues
and swiftly address their
concerns
• Discuss methods for becoming a
supportive team player
• Discuss methods to maintain
relationships with
colleagues/clients

10 Team Empowerment • Establish team goals and values • Whiteboard and Markers
and arrive at a consensus on the • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Theory Duration same with the team presentations
(hh:mm)
10:00 • Set appropriate performance • Provision to write emails and
goals with individual employees send in the lab
Practical Duration • Discuss methods to inculcate an • Lab with provision for internet,
(hh:mm) effective system of accountability email, word processor and
15:00 within the team presentation software
Corresponding • Discuss methods to be • Chart paper, markers, picture
NOS Code empathetic and respect others' magazines and old
SSC/N9009 thoughts and opinions newspapers
• Discuss methods to provide
constructive feedback to
employees
• Gather ideas and perspectives
from team members
• Discuss methods to encourage
team members to take up
ownership of work
• Discuss methods to motivate
team members and recognize
them for their work
11 Persuasive • Evaluate the principles of • Whiteboard and Markers
Communication persuasive communication, • LCD Projector and Laptop for
credibility and trust presentations
Theory Duration
• Discuss the differences between • Provision to write emails and
(hh:mm)
10:00 persuasion and manipulation send in the lab
• Discuss the importance of • Lab with provision for internet,
Practical Duration listening to people in order to email, word processor and
(hh:mm) persuade them presentation software
15:00
• Evaluate visual and verbal • Chart paper, markers, picture
communication techniques to magazines and old
Corresponding
influence perspectives and newspapers
NOS Code
SSC/N9010 change behaviors

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 • Demonstrate how to use
evidences to support arguments
• Discuss methods to persuade
groups of people to build
consensus
• Frame goals by finding common
ground with those to be
persuaded
12 Project Management • Evaluate organizational and • Whiteboard and Markers
leadership fundamentals that aid • LCD Projector and Laptop for
Theory Duration successful project execution presentations
(hh:mm)
10:00 • Evaluate organizational support • Provision to write emails and
structures that aid successful send in the lab
Practical Duration project execution
• Lab with provision for internet,
(hh:mm) • Discuss different management email, word processor and
15:00 approaches to deal with project presentation software
complexity
Corresponding • Chart paper, markers, picture
NOS Code • Identify the scope of a project and magazines and old
SSC/N9011 develop a project plan newspapers
accordingly
• Develop project plans where
team members work efficiently to
meet project needs
• Ensure consistent and high
quality of project deliverables
• List the sequence and priority of
the tasks involved in the project
• Allocate team resources to meet
project needs
• Implement programs to train and
equip team members
13 Stakeholder • Define the needs and • Whiteboard and Markers
Management perspectives of the stakeholders • LCD Projector and Laptop for
in order to build consensus presentations
Theory Duration
• Employ active listening behaviors • Provision to write emails and
(hh:mm)
10:00 while communicating with send in the lab
stakeholders • Lab with provision for internet,
Practical Duration • Build rapport and collaborate with email, word processor and
(hh:mm) the stakeholders presentation software
15:00
• Manage the expectations of the • Chart paper, markers, picture
stakeholders, including quality magazines and old
Corresponding
and performance expectations newspapers
NOS Code
SSC/N9012 • Provide continuous updates on
project/activity status and
changes in timelines

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 • Evaluate the fundamentals of
negotiations such as negotiating
positions, BATNA (Best
Alternative to a Negotiated
Agreement) and integrative and
distributive negotiations
• Identify causes of conflict and
methods to resolve conflict
Total Duration: Unique Equipment Required

Theory Duration • Whiteboard and Markers

145:00 • LCD Projector and Laptop for presentations
• Chart paper, markers, picture magazines and old newspapers
Practical Duration
• Lab equipped with the following: -
245:00
• PCs/Laptops
• Internet with Wi-Fi (Min 2 Mbps Dedicated)
• Provision for internet, email, word processor and presentation
software
• Chart paper and sketch pens

Popular Software Tools

(At least one of the tools listed across each of the two tool categories is
required)

Development Libraries or Platforms: Apache Singa, Amazon Machine

Learning, Azure ML Studio, OpenCV, OpenGL, TensorFlow, Caffe,
Shogun, Theano, Knime, Scikit-learn, Torch, Keras
General Product Management Tools: Aha, Slack, Jira, Trello,
MailChimp, Camtasia, Viso, Evernote, Qaualtrics, Google Forms,
Confluence, Office 365

Grand Total Course Duration: 390 Hours, 0 Minutes

(This syllabus/ curriculum has been approved by SSC: IT- ITeS Sector Skills Council NASSCOM)

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Trainer Prerequisites for Job role: “IoT – Domain Specialist” mapped to
Qualification Pack: “SSC/Q8210, V1.0”

Sr.
No. Area Details

1 Description To deliver accredited training service, mapping to the curriculum detailed

above, in accordance with the Qualification Pack SSC/Q8210, V1.0
2 Personal This job may require the individual to work independently
Attributes and take decisions for his/her own area of work. The individual should have
a high level of analytical thinking ability, passion for Internet of Things, and
attention for detail, should be ethical, compliance and result oriented, should
also be able to demonstrate interpersonal skills, along with willingness to
undertake desk-based job with long working hours.

3 Minimum Graduate in any discipline preferably Science/Computer Science/Electronics

Educational and Engineering /Information Technology
Qualifications
4a Domain Certified for Job Role: “IoT – Domain Specialist” mapped to QP: “SSC/Q8210,
Certification V1.0”. Minimum accepted score is 80%

4b Platform Recommended that the trainer is certified for the Job role “Trainer” mapped
Certification to the Qualification Pack “MEP/Q0102”. Minimum accepted score is 80%
aggregate
5 Experience 5+ years of work experience/internship in Domain Specialist or related roles

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 Criteria For Assessment Of Trainees
Job Role IoT – Domain Specialist
Qualification Pack SSC/Q8210, V1.0

Sector Skill Council IT-ITeS

Guidelines for Assessment

1. Criteria for assessment for each Qualification Pack will be created by the Sector Skill Council. Each
Performance Criteria (PC) will be assigned marks proportional to its importance in NOS. SSC will also
lay down proportion of marks for Theory and Skills Practical for each PC.
2. The assessment for the theory part will be based on knowledge bank of questions created by the
SSC.
3. Assessment will be conducted for all compulsory NOS, and where applicable, on the selected
elective/option NOS/set of NOS.
4. Individual assessment agencies will create unique question papers for theory part for each
candidate at each examination/training center (as per assessment criteria below).
5. Individual assessment agencies will create unique evaluations for skill practical for every student at
each examination/training center based on this criterion.
6. To pass a QP, a trainee should score an average of 70% across generic NOS’ and a minimum of
70% for each technical NOS
7. In case of unsuccessful completion, the trainee may seek reassessment on the Qualification Pack.

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

1. SSC/N8239 PC1. design and execute

Design and pilot/proof-of-concept for
execute IoT IoT solution 10 3 7
solutions for
domain use PC2. evaluate costs,
cases resource availability,
access to IoT expertise,
access to IoT tools, and
agility while planning
execution of pilot 5 1.5 3.5

PC3. ensure ease of

adoption for field
deployment of IoT
solution 5 1.5 3.5

PC4. address barriers to

adoption by providing
targeted and consumable
solutions 5 1.5 3.5

PC5. establish KPIs and

relevant metrics to
measure business and 100
functional outcomes 10 3 7

PC6. continuously
analyse KPIs and relevant
metrics to maximize
business revenue and
profitability 10 3 7

PC7. employ story-telling

capabilities to emphasize
on the need for the IoT
solution 5 1.5 3.5

PC8. communicate
findings in a way that
resonates with relevant
stakeholders 5 1.5 3.5

PC9. deploy real-time

UI/UX visualizations 10 3 7

PC10.provide inputs for

scaling IoT solution 5 1.5 3.5

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

PC11.design web and

mobile interfaces that are
scalable 10 3 7

PC12.create plan for

managing devices at
scale before going into full
production 5 1.5 3.5

PC13. create roadmaps

for IoT solution
development 5 1.5 3.5

PC14.drive all stages of

IoT solution development 5 1.5 3.5

PC15. ensure solution

development is in line
with the roadmap 5 1.5 3.5

Total 100 30 70

2. SSC/N8240 PC1.organize data with

Design and appropriate tags 15 4.5 10.5
develop models
for IoT solutions PC2.design tags to be
able to effectively cleanse
and pre-process large
sets of data 15 4.5 10.5

PC3.apply semantic
models to structure data
and develop designs of
subsequent data models 15 4.5 10.5
100
PC4.apply information
models to determine the
structure, lifecycle and
accessibility requirements
of data 15 4.5 10.5

PC5.apply predictive
models to forecast future
outcomes 15 4.5 10.5

PC6.apply appropriate
physics models that best
replicate real-world
scenarios 10 3 7

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

PC7.develop guidelines
for all stages of data
lifecycle including
acquisition, backup,
maintenance, usage and
destruction 5 1.5 3.5

PC8.create reusability
plan and evaluate existing
IoT solution 5 1.5 3.5

PC9.enhance reusability
of IoT solutions and
components 5 1.5 3.5

Total 100 30 70

3. SSC/N8241 PC1.evaluate
Identify requirements and create
opportunities a well-defined problem
for use case statement 20 6 14
development for
IoT solutions PC2.identify assets
required for development
of IoT solutions 15 4.5 10.5

PC3.build value
engineering into project
management processes 15 4.5 10.5

PC4.ensure that projects

are robust and 100
commercially sound 20 6 14

PC5.create process
models to aid
development of IoT use
cases 10 3 7

PC6.identify core data

modelling requirements to
aid development of IoT
use cases 10 3 7

PC7.develop
monetization models for 10 3 7
IoT use cases (e.g.,

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

Outcomes as a Service
models)

Total 100 30 70

4. SSC/N8242 PC1. evaluate data

Apply analytics generated by IoT solution
solutions at the based on domain-specific
cloud/edge level knowledge 10 3 7
of IoT solutions
PC2.apply domain
specific algorithms for
analysis of data
generated by IoT solution 10 3 7

PC3. apply analytics

solutions (including
predictive analytics and
streaming analytics) for a
variety of IoT use cases 10 3 7
100
PC4.deploy solutions to
collect, process and
analyze data at the
cloud/edge 20 6 14

PC5.run containerized
workloads at the
cloud/edge level 10 3 7

PC6.derive insights from

data generated by IoT
solution 20 6 14

PC7.present
recommendations from
data insights 20 6 14

Total 100 30 70

5. SSC/N9006 PC1. build rapport with

Build and appropriate people at the 10 3 7
maintain workplace
relationships at 100
the workplace PC2. develop new
10 3 7
professional relationships

PC3. build alliances to 10 3 7

establish mutually

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

beneficial working
arrangements

PC4. foster an
environment where others 10 4 6
feel respected

PC5. identify and engage

a diverse range of 10 4 6
influential contacts

PC6. obtain guidance

from appropriate people, 10 3 7
where necessary

PC7. attentively listen to

ideas and give 10 3 7
constructive feedback

PC8. promptly resolve

conflicts between team 10 2 8
members

PC9. work with

colleagues to deliver 10 2 8
shared goals

PC10. recognize the

contributions made by 10 3 7
your colleagues

Total 100 30 70

6. SSC/N9009 PC1. encourage teams to

Empower the set goals aligned to the
10 5 5
team vision and objectives of
the organization

PC2. express confidence

on the team’s ability to 10 5 5
accomplish certain tasks 100

PC3. encourage team

members with diverse
10 5 5
viewpoints to express
their concerns

PC4. recognize individual 20 5 15

contributions and

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

acknowledge team
accomplishments

PC5. assist team

members in delivery of 15 5 10
their work

PC6. support team

members in taking 15 5 10
independent action

PC7. develop
mechanisms to
20 5 15
incorporate and develop
ideas from the team

Total 100 35 65

PC1. gather needs of

10 0 10
concerned people

PC2. adapt arguments to

15 0 15
consider diverse needs
7. SSC/N9010
Convince others PC3. use small wins as
to take milestones to gain 25 10 15
appropriate support for ideas 100
action in
different PC4. persuade with the
situations help of concrete 25 10 15
examples or evidences

PC5. take defined steps

to reach a consensus on 25 10 15
the course of action

Total 100 30 70

8. SSC/N9011 PC1. create realistic 10 3 7

Manage team schedules for projects
performance to and direct your efforts in
achieve project implementing it as per the
goals plan
100
PC2. identify the 5 1.5 3.5
sequence of tasks and
the resources needed to
achieve a goal, and
prioritize key action steps

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

PC3. ensure evaluation 5 1.5 3.5

processes are in place to
measure project benefits

PC4. constantly monitor 5 1.5 3.5

the progress and delivery
of the project

PC5. plan your own work 5 1.5 3.5

to meet the deadlines

PC6. prioritize work in line 5 1.5 3.5

with key team or project
deliverables

PC7. identify and consult 10 3 7

the stakeholders in
planning work

PC8. inform relevant 10 3 7

stakeholders in case of
inability to meet the
deadlines

PC9. use appropriate 5 1.5 3.5

project management tools
and give access to
relevant stakeholders

PC10. regularly 5 1.5 3.5

update/communicate the
team and stakeholder
about the project progress

PC11. efficiently allocate 5 1.5 3.5

resources to meet needs
of the project or the
organization

PC12. optimize the use of 5 1.5 3.5

resources to provide for
unforeseen changes in
priorities, schedules and
client expectations

PC13. check for errors in 5 1.5 3.5

work in order and ensure

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

delivery of high quality of

work

PC14. use quality 5 1.5 3.5

assurance processes
across the team as a
feedback mechanism to
improve performance

PC15. ensure that all the 5 1.5 3.5

team members/ new
employees in the project
are trained on relevant
modules of the project

PC16. create training or 5 1.5 3.5

reference documents so
that the team can refer
when in need

PC17. organize training 5 1.5 3.5

sessions regularly and
when necessary on-board
a subject matter expert to
help train the team as per
the requirement

Total 100 30 70

9. SSC/N9012 PC1. identify the larger 10 3 7

Manage and business and
collaborate with organizational context
stakeholders for behind the requirements
project success of the stakeholder

PC2. manage fluctuating 5 1.5 3.5

stakeholder priorities and
expectations
100
PC3. consult stakeholders 10 3 7
early in critical
organization-wide
decisions

PC4. use formal 5 1.5 3.5

communication methods
to collaborate with
stakeholders (such as

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 Compulsory NOS
Marks Allocation
Total Marks: 900

Assessment Assessment Criteria for Skills

Total Marks Out Of Theory
outcomes outcomes Practical

meetings, conference
calls, emails etc.)

PC5. keep stakeholders 10 3 7

updated on changes in
project requirements

PC6. define the frequency 10 3 7

of communication with all
the stakeholders

PC7. use suitable tools to 10 3 7

represent numbers and
pictures to present details

PC8. respond to requests 10 3 7

in a timely and accurate
manner

PC9. take feedbacks from 5 1.5 3.5

stakeholders regularly

PC10. continuously 15 5 10
improve work
deliverables/service
based on stakeholder
feedback

PC11. plan deliverables 10 3 7

based on stakeholder
needs

Total 100 30 70

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