ALL LOs Quality

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Page How to Use this Module.................................................................i Introduction..................................................................................ii Learning Outcome 1 Assess Quality of Received Materials.......1 Learning Experiences/Activities...................................................2 Information Sheet 1.1..................................................................3 Operation Sheet 1.1.....................................................................4 Operation Sheet 1.2.....................................................................5 Operation Sheet 1.3 ....................................................................6 Operation Sheet 1.4.....................................................................7 Operation Sheet 1.5.....................................................................9 Operation Sheet 1.6...................................................................12 Operation Sheet 1.7...................................................................14 Operation Sheet 1.8...................................................................16 Learning Outcome 2 Assess Own Work...................................18 Learning Experiences/Activities.................................................19 Operation Sheet 2.1...................................................................20 Learning Outcome 3 Engage in Quality Improvements...........26 Learning Experiences/Activities.................................................27 Operation Sheet 3.1...................................................................28 Operation Sheet 3.2...................................................................29 Operation Sheet 3.3 ..................................................................30 Operation Sheet 3.4...................................................................31 Operation Sheet 3.5...................................................................35
HOW TO USE THIS MODULE

Welcome to the Module Applying Quality Standards. This module contains training materials and activities for you to complete. The unit of competency Apply Quality Standards contains the knowledge, skills and attitudes required for PC Operations course required to obtain the National Certificate (NC) level II. You are required to go through a series of learning activities in order to complete each of the learning outcomes of the module. In each learning outcome there are Information Sheets and Operation Sheets. Do these activities on your own. If you have questions, dont hesitate to ask your teacher for assistance. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) You have already some basic knowledge and skills covered in this module because you have been working for some time; and already completed training in this area. If you can demonstrate competence to your teacher in a particular skill, talk to your teacher so you dont have to undergo the same training again. If you have a qualification or Certificate of Competency from previous trainings show it to him/her. If the skills you acquired are consistent with and relevant to this module, they become part of the evidence. You can present these for RPL. If you are not sure about your competence skills, discuss this with your teacher. After completing this module, ask your teacher to assess your competence. Result of your assessment will be recorded in your competency profile. All the learning activities are designed for you to complete at your own pace. In this module, you will find the activities for you to complete and relevant information sheets for each learning outcome. Each learning outcome may have more than one learning activity. This module is prepared to help you achieve the required competency. This will be the source of information that will enable you to acquire the knowledge and skills in Applying Quality Standards independently at your own pace with minimum supervision from your teacher.
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Program/Course: Unit of Competency: Module Title: INTRODUCTION:
PC OPERATIONS NC II APPLY QUALITY STANDARDS Applying Quality Standards
This module contains information and suggested learning activities on Applying Quality Standards. It includes application of relevant safety procedures and regulations, organization procedures and customer requirements. This module consists of three (3) learning outcomes. Each learning outcome contains learning activities with instruction sheets. Before you follow the instruction, read the information sheets and answer the self-check and activities provided to assess your competence by your teacher. He/she will check if you have acquired the knowledge necessary to perform the skill portion of the particular learning outcome. Upon completing this module, report to your teacher for assessment. If you pass the assessment, you will be given a certificate of completion. SUMMARY OF LEARNING OUTCOMES Upon completion of the module the students should be able to: LO1 Assess quality of received materials LO2 Assess own work LO3 Engage in quality improvement ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Refer to assessment criteria of learning outcomes 1-3 of this module. PREREQUISITES None
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Learning Outcome 1: Assess quality of received materials Assessment Criteria 1. Work instruction is clearly understood and is carried out in accordance with standard operating procedures 2. Received materials are checked against workplace standards and specification 3. Faulty materials related to work are identified and isolated 4. Faults and any identified causes are recorded and or reported to the supervisor concerned in accordance with standard operating procedures or workplace procedures 5. Faulty materials are replaced in accordance with workplace procedures References
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Online.[URL] http://www.sreb.org. Accessed: February 20, 2008. Online. [URL] http://www.cs.trinity.edu/About/The_Facilities/ lab_rules.cgi. Accessed: February 21, 2008. Online. [URL] http://www.ieor.berkeley.edu./Labs/labRules.htm. Accessed: February 21, 2008. Online. [URL] http://exchanges.state.gov/forum/journal/ bus9activities.htm#c. Accessed: May 1, 2008. Online. [URL] http://www.spsc.org. Accessed: May 1, 2008. Online. [URL] http://web.missouri.edu/~jourvs/rtcodes.html. Accessed: May 1, 2008. Online. [URL] http://cjnetworks.com/~cgrandy/chesm. Accessed: May 6, 2008. Online. [URL] http://www.isogroup.iserv.net/14000.html. Accessed: May 7, 2008.
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LEARNING EXPERIENCES/ACTIVITIES
Learning Outcome 1: Assess quality of received materials Learning Activities Special Instructions
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Read and analyze the following Operation Sheets:

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Follow the instructions carefully in each information and operation sheet
1.1. Workplace Standard Operating Procedures 1.2. Computer Laboratory Policies and Procedures 1.3. Policies and Procedures in Using your Computer 2. Accomplish the following Operation Sheets: 1.4. Checklist in assessing quality of received materials 1.5. Memorandum Receipt 1.6. Inventory Form
INFORMATION SHEET 1.1

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Quality standards if attained meet the needs and interests of clients and enable them to realize their rights. Technology standards for students taking up PC Operation is based on passing the National Certificate II (PC Operation NC II) given by the TESDA. The students are encouraged to level themselves on the standards set by DepEd and TESDA. Quality standards give teachers and schools a framework for planning technology-based activities that not only support instruction but also improve students technology skills. The standards cover six categories: basic operations and concepts social, ethical and human issues technology productivity tools technology communication tools technology research tools Technology problem-solving and decision-making tools
Setting technology standards and designing ways to assess all students technological competency are necessary. The standards should be focused on identifying technology skills that students need for school and the workplace.
What DepEd is doing to set standards? 1. DepEd developed Competency-Based Curriculum, Contextual Learning Matrix and Instructional Modules based on TESDA Training Regulations
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Students are encouraged to have 80% grade and above in Technical-vocational subjects
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WORKPLACE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES
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1. Use the computers for academic purposes only. Use only the computer assigned to you. 2. All equipment must be used in a manner consistent with the school policies and copyright laws. Misuse of either may result in disciplinary action and possible fines. 3. Do not interchange the hardware components of your computer with others computer. 4. Check and test the computer units in the laboratory. List down the materials that are functional and non-functional. 5. Maintain the materials/equipment/tools in the computer laboratory. Help maintain the computer units and their accessories. Report the problems that you may encounter when using your computer. Replace faulty computer parts. 6. Follow computer laboratory rules. (Learn to follow set of computer laboratory rules before, during and after using your computer to ensure its maintenance). 7. Always refer to the rubrics when assessing your outputs. (See rubrics in LO2).
OPERATION SHEET 1.2

COMPUTER LABORATORY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
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1. The laboratory is open between 8:00am and 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. The non-ICT teachers may request for special schedule two days before their classes in order to be accommodated in the laboratory. Maximize your regular PC Operation schedules. 2. All computer users must sign in the logbook provided at the laboratory. This information is used to track laboratory usage and determine when additional equipment is needed. 3. Wear your school Identification Card (ID) at all times when using the computer equipment. 4. Most students are in the laboratory to work. Refrain from noise and disruptive behavior. 5. Put your things/bags in your locker/cabinet or designated place. 6. Do not take foods and beverages in the laboratory - spillages on computer equipment can be disastrous. Treat the equipment as your own. 7. Maintain cleanliness and orderliness. Return the chairs to their proper places before leaving the laboratory. 8. Logout when you leave the laboratory. 9. Lab staff may instruct anyone violating the rules to leave the laboratory.
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POLICIES AND PROCEDURES IN USING YOUR COMPUTER Always scan your diskettes/flash drive before opening them. Report any strange messages on the computer. These messages may indicate virus infection.
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Always save your work and make a backup of your work.
3. Do not install any software on the computers without permission. It will be deleted immediately and without notification. 4. Do not change any of the software settings used on the computers. These include things such as start-up files, terminal settings, network configurations. 5. Do not attempt to add, disconnect, attach, borrow and/or remove any hardware components to/from the computers. 6. Do not personalize your computer by installing screen savers changing the desktop background changing video and audio settings adding, changing or moving icons on the desktop.
7. Report to the teacher any problem about your computer for immediate action.
Note: The teacher may add rules applicable to his/her class and to the computer laboratory. These rules may be posted in the laboratory to guide the students accordingly.
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QUALITY CHECKING PROCEDURES ASSESSING QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS Directions: Use this checklist when assessing quality of received materials for the shop. Sample Form: Qty Unit Description Unit Price Amount (Check or wrong mark) Remarks (Received/ Rejected)
Received/Checked by:
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SAMPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED CHECKLIST IN ASSESSING QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS Directions: Use this checklist when assessing the quality received materials for the shop. (Check or wrong mark) X Remarks (Received/ Rejected) InaccurateDelivered A4, Rejected/ returned to the supplier Accuratereceived
Qty
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reams pcs
letter size bond paper Epson Ribbon Refill
P 140.00 P 35.00
P 420.00 P 70.00
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OPERATION SHEET 1.5

QUALITY CHECKING PROCEDURES USING A MEMORANDUM RECEIPT Memorandum Receipt is a document which reflects the equipment or material received by a personnel/student in the computer laboratory. It includes the date received, the specification of the received material, name/signature of the recipient and the name/signature of issuing officer. Directions: The teacher introduces a sample memorandum receipt and let students fill it out. The teacher also explains when and how to use it. Sample Form 1: MEMORANDUM RECEIPT FOR EQUIPMENT SEMI-EXPENDABLE AND NON-EXPENDABLE PROPERTY ________________________ Date I acknowledge to have received from the ICT Teacher, ___________________________, the following property/ies for which I am responsible, subject to the provisions of the Accounting Law and which will be used in the _______________________ (school). Quantit y Unit Description Date Acquired Unit Value Total Value
Instructions: This form shall be prepared in duplicate. Always draw a heavy diagonal line along the first line in blank immediately after the last item. A similar line diagonally from the horizon line to the last blank line. At the bottom of this form, after both copies are properly signed by the receiving officer the original copy should be kept by the accountable teacher/ officer and the duplicate by the receiving person.
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Computer Laboratory Memorandum Receipt
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Date TO: ____________________________ (Name of Student) Year & Section: _________________ Specification of Equipment:
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Received by: _______________________________________ Signature Over Printed Name of Student
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SAMPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED MEMORANDUM RECEIPT
Computer Laboratory MEMORANDUM RECEIPT February 21, 2008 Date TO: Chester B. Ramos Year and Section: IV- Cheerful Specification of Equipment: 1 laptop Intel Pentium M Processor 760 (2GHZ) 1 mouse 1 scanner
Received by: CHESTER B. RAMOS Student
Issued by:
NOVELINE C. TACATA ICT Teacher
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OPERATION SHEET 1.6

FAULT IDENTIFICATION AND REPORTING USING AN INVENTORY FORM Inventory Form is a sheet which contains the lists of equipment, tools and materials inside the computer laboratory. It is used to record reports on the status (faulty/functional/replaced) equipment, tools and materials in the computer laboratory. Directions: The teacher introduces a sample inventory form and let students fill it out. The teacher also explains when and how to use it. Sample Inventory Form: Computer Laboratory ANNUAL INVENTORY FORM Equipmen t/Materials Date Received/ Purchased Status (Functional or NonFunctional)
Donor
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SAMPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED ANNUAL INVENTORY FORM
Computer Laboratory ANNUAL INVENTORY FORM List of Tools/ Equipment/ Materials 1 monitor 1 CPU 1 AVR 1 mouse 1 scanner 1 printer 1 stapler 1 refill ink 1 web camera 1 flash drive Date Received/ Purchased 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 2/22/2008 Donor DTI DTI DTI DTI DTI DTI DTI DTI DTI DTI Status (Functional or Non-Functional) Functional Functional Functional Functional Functional Functional Functional Functional Functional Functional Inspected by: Remarks
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CHESTER B. RAMOS Student
NOVELINE C. TACATA Teacher
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WEEKLY INVENTORY REPORT
Directions: This worksheet must be accomplished by all students entering/using the computers for monitoring and immediate action.
Computer Laboratory WEEKLY INVENTORY REPORT Name of Student: ___________________________ Year and Section: ___________________________ Date Computer Number Input/Output Devices Status (Functional/ Faulty/ Replaced Remark s
Reported by: _______________________ Name of Student
Reported to: _________________________ Name of Teacher
Report Forwarded to: _______________________________ Name of Principal

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SAMPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED WEEKLY INVENTORY FORM
Computer Laboratory WEEKLY INVENTORY REPORT Name of Student: _______________________________ Year and Section: _______________________________ Date 6-10-08 Computer Number O3 Input/Output Devices Monitor Mouse AVR Printer Scanner CPU Status (Functional/ Faulty/ Replaced Functional Non-Functional Functional Functional Non-Functional Functional Remarks
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Reported to:
CHESTER B. RAMOS Name of Student
NOVELINE C. TACATA Name of Teacher
Report Forwarded to: ORLANDO E. MANUEL, Ph. D. Name of Principal

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OPERATION SHEET 1.8

WEEKLY REPORT FORM Directions: The teacher introduces a sample report form and let students fill it out. The teacher also explains when and how to use it. Report Form is a sheet which is used to record reports on the status (faulty/functional/replaced) equipment, tools and materials in the computer laboratory. Sample Report Form: Computer Laboratory WEEKLY REPORT FORM Input/Output Devices Status (Functional /Faulty/ Replaced
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Computer Number
Remarks
Reported by: ________________________ Student ACTION:
Reported to: ________________________ Teacher
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Request for Funding Purchase needed tools/equipment/materials Repair/Replace
SAMPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED WEEKLY REPORT FORM
Computer Laboratory WEEKLY REPORT FORM

Quantity 1 1 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 1 List of Tools/ Equipment/Materials monitor CPU AVR mouse scanner printer stapler CD ROM keyboard flash drive Faulty / / / / / / / / / / / Request replacement / Functional Replaced Request replacement
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Reported to: Teacher
Noted by: ________________________________ Principal ACTION: Request for Funding Purchase needed tools/equipment/materials Repair/Replace
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Learning Outcome 2: Assess own work Assessment Criteria 1. Documentation relative to quality within the school/institution is identified and used. 2. Completed work is checked against workplace standards relevant to the task undertaken. 3. Information on the quality and other indicators of production performance are recorded in accordance with workplace procedures. 4. In cases of deviations from specific quality standards, causes are documented and reported in accordance with the workplaces standards operating procedures. References:
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Learning Outcome 2: Assess own work Learning Activities Special Instructions
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Read operation sheet on Assessment Tools/ Rubrics/ Quality Indicators
Use assessment tools in checking completed work.
OPERATION SHEET 2.1

USING ASSESSMENT TOOLS RUBRIC 1
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Directions: This rubric will be used in Module 1 PC Operation: Word Processing Application Tool for Assessing Word Application Output Criteria Over-all page make-up Effects, background, colors, and graphics enhance the information presented Appropriate size, format and layout, design and uniformity with the theme and content Balance Ease and comfort in looking/reading the output Readable and appealing to the reader Use of font to create a personality for the presentation Choice of margins, line, spacing and linking Consistency Selection of font style, size, formats of titles and Spacing Accuracy/Mechanics Mastery of conventions (spelling, punctuation, capitalization, paragraphing) Integration of Technology Effectively used the word application, inserted graphics, scanned pictures, surfed the net for needed data, used Encarta and used other functions of the computer to make the output excellent Cooperation/Teamwork Clear evidence of teamwork. Team members shared the work load Total 100% 20% 20%
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RUBRIC 2 Directions: This rubric will be used in Module 2 of PC Operation: Operating a Spreadsheet Application.
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Tool for Assessing Spreadsheet Output Criteria A. Accuracy 1. Correctness of entries 2. Use of appropriate form B. Non-Linear Technology (Use of Hyperlinks to other sources of Information Technology) C. Oral Presentation 30% 30% 20%
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RUBRIC 3 Directions: This rubric will be used in Module 3 of PC Operation: Operation of a Presentation Package. Tool for Assessing a Multi-media Presentation
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Criteria A. Content and Relevance 1. Grammatical Composition 2. Relevance to the topic being presented B. Unity in Structure 1. Graphics/Tables/Pictures 2. Effects (action/motion/sounds/transition 3. Slide Design 4. Slide Layout C. Non-Linear Technology (Use of Hyperlinks to other sources of Information Technology) 1. User-friendly 2. Interactive D. Oral Presentation Total 20% 20% 5% 5% 5% 5%
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QUALITY STANDARDS/INDICATORS
SAMPLE ASSESSMENT FORMS TO BE USED BY TEACHER OBSERVATION CHECKLIST:
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Students name: Teachers name: Assessment Center Competency standards Unit of competenc y: Instructions for the teacher:
1. Observe the student
2. Describe the assessment activity and the date on which it was undertaken. 3. Place a tick in the box to show that the student completed each aspect of the activity to the standard expected in the enterprise. 4. Complete the feedback sections of the form. Date of observation Description of assessment activity Location of assessment activity The student. LO 1. 1.1. 1.2. 1.3. 1.4. 1.5. Did the students overall performance meet the standard? Feedback to student: Teachers signature: Date: If yes, tick the box
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OBSERVATION AND QUESTIONING CHECKLIST:
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Students name: Teachers name: Assessment Center Competency standards Unit of competenc y: Instructions for the teacher:
1. Observe the candidate [insert description of activity being observed].
2. Describe the assessment activity and the date on which it was undertaken. 3. Place a tick in the box to show that the candidate completed each aspect of the activity to the standard expected in the enterprise. 4. Ask the candidate a selection of the questions from the attached list to confirm his/her underpinning knowledge 5. Place a tick in the box to show that the candidate answered the questions correctly. 6. Complete the feedback sections of the form. Date of observation Description of assessment activity Location of assessment activity The candidate. Obtain and carryout instruction Check materials against workplace standards and specifications Identify faulty materials Record faults and identifies causes of faults related to work Replace faulty materials Yes No If yes, tick the box
Did the students overall performance meet the standard?
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WRITTEN REPORT: Students name: Teachers name: Assessment Center Competency standards Unit of competency:
Date Use the checklist below as a basis for judging whether the candidates report meets the required competency standards. The students report. Overall did the candidates report meet the standard? Comments: Students signature: Teachers signature: Date: Date: Yes No If yes, tick the box
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Learning Outcome 3: Engage in quality improvement Assessment Criteria 1. Process improvement procedures are implemented in relation to workplace assignment. 2. Work is carried out in accordance with process improvement procedures. 3. Performance of operation or quality of product of service to ensure customer satisfaction is monitored. References:
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Learning Outcome 3: Engage in quality improvement Learning Activities Read and analyze the Operation Sheets on the following: Workflow - Students Output - Computer Maintenance Safety and Environment Aspects of Production Processes
Special Instructions Follow procedures to ensure quality outputs.
Observe protocol
Computer Laboratory Management
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OPERATION SHEET 3.1

ENGAGE IN QUALITY IMPROVEMENT Quality Improvement Processes Work Flow Students Outputs
Step 1 Listen carefully and follow instructions given by your teacher
Save your work. Always have a back-up copy
Step 2 Encode the given work, always follow the given format
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Edit/proofread your work before printing
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Dont forget to ask the assistance of your teacher if you can not follow any of the given steps to ensure quality output
Submit your work to your teacher for assessment (use the rubrics in LO2)
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ENGAGE IN QUALITY IMPROVEMENT Quality Improvement Processes
Work Flow Computer Maintenance Step 1 Check computer system accordingly which corresponds to specification and requirement s Step 2
If there are faulty tools/ equipment/materials, request for immediate action from the teacher/principal
Submit Daily/Weekly Inventory Report to the teacher and forward it to the principal
ALWAYS REMEMBER: Safety and environment aspects of production processes and Occupational Health and Safety Procedures (OHS)
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Step 4 Repair/Replace faulty tools, equipment Remember: Necessary materials for ensuring work delivery are conformed to the task Proper tools, equipment and testing devices for maintenance purposes are obtained and checked against correct operation and safety
Request fund (Possible sources: PTCEA/Community Linkages/MOOE)
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OPERATION SHEET 3.3

Directions: This form can be used by the teacher in requesting the needed assistance in the computer laboratory. Computer Laboratory Requisition Form Specifications
Quantity
Quotation
Requested by: _______________________________ Name of Teacher Recommending Approval: ________________________________ Head Teacher Approved by: ________________________________ Name of Principal Source of Fund: Computer Laboratory Fee PTCA Community Linkages (Sponsor) MOOE
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OPERATION SHEET N0. 3.4

SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT ASPECTS OF PRODUCTION PROCESSES 3.4.1. Windows is not working properly Windows contains files that can sometimes become damaged or corrupted. When this happens, it will cause problems in your computer. Possible reasons are: The computer is not properly shut down by the last user There was a sudden shutdown caused by an inconsistent supply of electricity A computer hardware such as video card is not compatible with windows or software or driver for that device is malfunctioning A software threats may pose another risk Tripping- unorganized wires and cords Power overloads-plugging in so many appliances in the same outlet at the same time, wires could become so hot that can cause fire Physical injuries, resulting to poor sitting posture, poor typing techniques, working long hours without breaks Overheating
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Safety is everybodys business
3.4.2. Computing safety Always follow steps in proper shutting down a computer. See to it that you checked and unplugged power cord to wall outlet. Use surge protectors or UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) if you have inconsistent supply of electricity. These will help if theres a power failure. UPS can give you much enough time to save and shut down properly your computer. Organize and lay out wires and add some cable wrap, cable turtle or a wire loom which lets you bundle all your cords into one neat spot. Know the maximum amperes of electricity safely. Dont plug so many appliances into same outlet at the same time Keep your computer in a clean well-ventilated area. Dont block the air vents on your monitor by piling papers or books on top of it. Most fans are on the back of the computer, so position the computer a few inches from the wall. Open the computer case once or twice a year and use a computer vacuum or can of compressed air to clean out build up dust and debris.
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3.4.3. How to protect your computer You should protect your computer from the following: 1. Temperature Extremes computers need to be in a well-ventilated place, not in a place that is too cold or too hot. 2. Fire It is good to have fire-extinguishing equipment near your computer. Computers do not often survives fires. If the flames dont cause your systems case and circuit boards to burn, the heat might melt your hard disk drives and all the other components in place. 3. Smoke do not allow smoking in your computer room. Smoke can be very damaging to your computer equipment. It may damage the heads of magnetic disks, optical disks and tape drives. 4. Dust Keep your computer room dust free. Dust can collect on the heads of magnetic disks tape drives, optical drives. It will slowly destroy both the recording head and the media. 5. Earthquake Avoid placing computers on any high surfaces for example, on top of filing cabinet. Do not place heavy objects like bookcase or shelves near computers because they might fall on the computer. 6. Bugs Sometimes insects and other kinds of bugs find their way into computers. Spider webs inside computers collect dust. Older computers which had horizontal desktop cases were notorious fro attracting mice inside the case. 7. Humidity Keep the relative humidity of your computer room above 20%. However, if the computer room is humid, you may experience consideration on the computers circuitry, which can damage the electrical circuits. 8. Food and drinks One of the frequent causes of damage is accidentally spilling beverages or liquids on a laptop or keyboard. Keep food and drink away from the computer.
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How to protect your computer from: 9. Water Do not keep your computer in an area that is prone to flooding. Water can destroy your computer. The primary danger is an electrical short which can happen if water goes into the circuit board of your computer. 10. Theft Secure your computer from thieves. Many computers are relatively small and valuable; they can easily be stolen and sold. 11. Power Outrages Computers are also vulnerable to power interruption and power outages. Power interruption can damage your hard drive and power outages can result in loss of data or damage to files.
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OPERATION SHEET 3.5

COMPUTER LABORATORY MANAGEMENT
Organizational Chart
Principal
Head Teacher
ICT Coordinator
PC Operation Teacher
PC Operation Teacher
Students
PTCEA/Community Linkages/Sponsors
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

HOW TO USE THIS MODULE

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APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

Program/Course: Unit of Competency: Module Title: INTRODUCTION:

PC OPERATIONS NC II APPLY QUALITY STANDARDS Applying Quality Standards

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APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

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PC OPERATIONS NC II APPLY QUALITY STANDARDS Applying Quality Standards

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LO 1. ASSESS QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

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Read and analyze the following Operation Sheets:

Follow the instructions carefully in each information and operation sheet

INFORMATION SHEET 1.1

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LO 1. ASSESS QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

OPERATION SHEET 1.1

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OPERATION SHEET 1.2

OPERATION SHEET 1.3

Always save your work and make a backup of your work.

OPERATION SHEET 1.4

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LO 1. ASSESS QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

letter size bond paper Epson Ribbon Refill

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LO 1. ASSESS QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

OPERATION SHEET 1.5

Received by: __________________________________ Student

Issued by: Sample Form 2:

__________________________________ ICT Teacher

Computer Laboratory Memorandum Receipt

Received by: _______________________________________ Signature Over Printed Name of Student

___________________________________________ Signature Over Printed Name of ICT Teacher

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LO 1. ASSESS QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

QUALITY CHECKING PROCEDURES

Received by: CHESTER B. RAMOS Student

NOVELINE C. TACATA ICT Teacher

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OPERATION SHEET 1.6

Prepared by: _______________________ Student

Inspected by: _________________________ ICT Teacher

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LO 1. ASSESS QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

SAMPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED ANNUAL INVENTORY FORM

CHESTER B. RAMOS Student

NOVELINE C. TACATA Teacher

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LO 1. ASSESS QUALITY OF RECEIVED MATERIALS APPLYING QUALITY STANDARDS

OPERATION SHEET 1.7

Reported by: _______________________ Name of Student

Reported to: _________________________ Name of Teacher

Report Forwarded to: _______________________________ Name of Principal

SAMPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED WEEKLY INVENTORY FORM

CHESTER B. RAMOS Name of Student

NOVELINE C. TACATA Name of Teacher

Report Forwarded to: ORLANDO E. MANUEL, Ph. D. Name of Principal