Case Study Guidelines
Case Study Guidelines
taken up in the various courses taken in the classrooms that are relevant to
the problem; and in, some situations even the students inputs based on his
core values will help him formulate a case student, evaluate and make
recommendation on. This report carries a 20% weight in the practicum
grade.
Note:
Case topics are subject to approval of practicum coordinators based
on gravity, frequency or number of personnel involved.
1. Presentation of the Case
Present the case following this format.
Discuss major objectives and functions of the department in one short
paragraph. Then write about the case background (A simple story or
case facts that will give a picture of the problem you are going to
solve.) As much as possible, discussions should be written using short
and simple sentence. When using graphs, sketches, tables, job
descriptions lifted from manuals, flow charts, etc., you may present
this as part of your exhibit or visual aid.
I.
Point of View
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II.
III.
Objective
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V.
VI.
VII.
Recommendation
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2. Conclusion
Discuss this in terms of the objectives of the practicum training
program and the learning experiences brought about by the recent
training. Any recommendations towards improving the practicum
program in the assigned institution may also be mentioned here.
3. Bibliography
Indicate all reference books, manual or textbook used to explain any
section of the report.
G. Practicum Manual
1. Guidelines in Report Preparation
a. Reports should be handled in on the deadline set. Deadline
is 20-calendar days after the last day of practicum. Upon
submitting all the requirements, a receipt must be prepared by the
student as proof of submission. The practicum coordinator receives
the report by signing the receipt.
Student who submit their report late will be penalized, by
corresponding deduction on the report grade.
A student who wishes to graduate during the practicum
semester should make sure to submit his report on or
before the last day of the final exams for graduating
students set by the university in order to be included in the
candidates for graduation.
b. Photographs, charts, drawings, brochures, business forms,
procedures lifted from manuals may be used as exhibits, included in
the text or body of the report or included in the appendix section to
illustrate specific problems or emphasize certain points. These
should be properly labeled. Avoid including personal photos with
the staff that do not serve any purpose of supporting any discussion
or point in the report.
c. Remember that the practicum report is a technical paper, and as
such, the language and tone should be formal and appropriate.
H. Site Visit
The practicum is a supervised program which necessitates practicum
coordinators to visit students at their assigned training station. The visit is an
opportunity to discuss with the training manager or department heads of the
establishments concerns regarding the practicum student and vice versa.
This also provides an opportunity for the University to assess what else is
necessary to enhance the practicum program.
60%
20%
10%
5%
5%
100%
K. Incomplete Grade
Students who do not submit their requirements during the prescribed time
will receive an incomplete grade. This grade may only be completed after all
the requirements have been met.