Evidence Plan

Competency
COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NCII
Standard:
Unit of
SET-UP COMPUTER NETWORKS (LO 1 Install Network Cables)
Competency:
Ways in which evidence will be collected:

Demonstration
Observation &
[tick the column]

Third party

Portfolio

Written
The evidence must show that the trainee…
1. Evaluate and determine cable routes in
accordance with network design specifications
 
and the physical constraints of the installation
site.
2. Identify and procure network materials required
for installation, ensuring compliance with
  
established procedures and alignment with
systems requirements.
3. Obtain and verify the functionality and safety of
tools, equipment, and testing devices necessary
 
for installation tasks, adhering to established
procedures and safety protocols.
4. Implement OHS standards and apply 5S
  
principles according to enterprise requirements.
5. Dispose of excess components and materials in
compliance with WEEE directives and the 3Rs   
waste management program.
6. Demonstrate proficiency in performing copper
cable splicing according to Electronic Industries
  
Alliance/Telecommunications Industry
Association (EIA/TIA) standards.
7. Install network cables and cable raceway
following established procedures and installation
requirements.
8. Execute installation tasks while ensuring no
unnecessary damage occurs and confirming
compliance with project requirements.
NOTE: *Critical aspects of competency

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 TABLE OF SPECIFICATION

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Objectives/Content Knowledge # of % of
Comprehension Application
area/Topics items test

1. Determine cable
routes in accordance
with network design
specifications and 1 2 1
the physical
constraints of the
installation site.

2. Identify network
materials required
for installation,
ensuring compliance
with established 1 1 2
procedures and
alignment with 11 37%
systems
requirements.

3. Verify the
functionality and
safety of tools,
equipment, and
testing devices
necessary for 1 1 1
installation tasks,
adhering to
established
procedures and
safety protocols.

4. Implement OHS
standards and apply
5S principles
1 2 1
according to
enterprise
requirements.

5. Dispose of excess 8 26%

components and
materials in
compliance with
1 1 2
WEEE directives
and the 3Rs waste
management
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cable splicing
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 Republic of the Philippines
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Integrated Laboratory Science High School
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WRITTEN TEST QUESTIONNAIRE

SET-UP COMPUTER NETWORKS

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1. This written test is for network cable installation.
2. DO NOT WRITE anything on the questionnaire. You will be provided with a
separate answer sheet.
3. Select from the given choices the ONE that best/correctly answers the question.
4. Refrain from cheating.
5. Read as fast as you can so that you can complete the test within the allotted time.
6.Tthis written test will take 2 Hrs. to finish. Thus, make sure that you are comfortable
with your seat.
7. Borrowing of testing materials such as but not limited to; ballpoint pen, pencil,
correction tape etc. is/are NOT ALLOWED

Test Proper
1. What is the primary focus of d. Safety Protocols and Best Practices
"Evaluating and Determining Cable 4. Which concept involves
Routes"? understanding the technical
a. Understanding Network Design requirements and layout of a
Specifications network infrastructure?
b. Assessing Physical Constraints of the a. Understanding Network Design
Installation Site Specifications
c. Techniques for Cable Routing and b. Assessing Physical Constraints of
Management the Installation Site
d. All of the above c. Techniques for Cable Routing and
2. Which aspect is crucial in Management
"Identifying and Procuring Network d. Essential Tools and Equipment for
Materials"? Installation Tasks
a. Types of Network Materials and 5. What is a critical aspect of
Components "Identifying and Procuring Network
b. Procurement Procedures and Materials"?
Guidelines a. Vendor Relationships and Negotiation
c. Quality Assurance and Compliance Skills
Checks b. Quality Assurance and Compliance
d. Vendor Relationships and Negotiation Checks
Skills c. Types of Network Materials and
3. What is emphasized in "Obtaining Components
and Verifying Tool Functionality d. Maintenance and Calibration
and Safety"? Requirements
a. Essential Tools and Equipment for 6. Which procedure involves verifying
Installation Tasks the functionality and reliability of
b. Inspection and Testing Procedures tools and equipment?
c. Maintenance and Calibration a. Inspection and Testing Procedures
Requirements
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b. Maintenance and Calibration d. Not maintaining PPE properly
Requirements 12. What does OHS stand for?
c. Essential Tools and Equipment for a. Occupational Health and Safety
Installation Tasks b. Organization of Health Standards
d. Safety Protocols and Best Practices c. Occupational Hazard Standards
7. What should be considered d. Operational Health and Safety
when "Evaluating and Determining 13. Which principle is NOT part of
Cable Routes"? the 5S methodology?
a. Quality Assurance and Compliance a. Sort
Checks b. Set in Order
b. Vendor Relationships and Negotiation c. Save
Skills d. Shine
c. Understanding Network Design 14. What is the purpose of the 3Rs
Specifications waste management program?
d. Safety Protocols and Best Practices a. To increase waste generation
8. Which step is essential in b. To reduce waste generation
"Identifying and Procuring Network c. To ignore waste management
Materials"? d. To dispose of waste unsustainably
a. Inspection and Testing Procedures 15. How should excess components
b. Vendor Relationships and Negotiation and materials be disposed of
Skills according to the WEEE directives?
c. Essential Tools and Equipment for a. By throwing them in regular trash
Installation Tasks bins
d. Assessing Physical Constraints of the b. By recycling them in compliance with
Installation Site regulations
9. What is emphasized in "Obtaining c. By burning them in open fields
and Verifying Tool Functionality and d. By burying them in landfills
Safety"? 16. What is the primary objective of
a. Techniques for Cable Routing and implementing OHS standards?
Management a. To increase workplace accidents
b. Quality Assurance and Compliance b. To reduce workplace hazards and
Checks risks
c. Maintenance and Calibration c. To ignore safety concerns
Requirements d. To maximize workplace inefficiencies
d. Safety Protocols and Best Practices 17. What does the "Sustain"
10. What is the primary objective principle in the 5S methodology
of "Techniques for Cable Routing and emphasize?
Management"? a. Maintaining a cluttered workspace
a. Understanding Network Design b. Consistently improving and
Specifications maintaining standards
b. Assessing Physical Constraints of the c. Ignoring workplace organization
Installation Site d. Eliminating safety protocols
c. Inspection and Testing Procedures 18. What is the main focus of the 3Rs
d. Maintenance and Calibration waste management program?
Requirements a. To increase resource consumption
11. Which of the following is a key b. To reduce, reuse, and recycle waste
aspect of utilizing appropriate materials
personal protective equipment (PPE)? c. To promote wasteful practices
a. Ignoring safety protocols d. To dispose of waste indiscriminately
b. Wearing PPE inconsistently 19. Which of the following is NOT an
c. Selecting PPE based on hazards and example of personal protective
tasks equipment (PPE)?
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a. Safety glasses c. It ensures that the installed network
b. Hard hats meets the client's expectations.
c. Office chair d. It reduces the need for quality
d. Gloves assurance checks.
20. How should excess components and 26. Why is it important to follow
materials be disposed of to comply with established procedures when
the 3Rs waste management program? installing network cables and cable
a. By throwing them into bodies of raceway?
water a. To increase project costs
b. By donating them to charity b. To ensure compliance with industry
c. By reducing, reusing, or recycling standards
them c. To expedite the installation process
d. By burying them in landfills d. To disregard safety protocols
21. Which standards are typically 27. What is a key consideration when
followed when performing copper executing installation tasks to
cable splicing? prevent unnecessary damage?
a. IEEE standards a. Cost-saving measures
b. ASTM standards b. Time efficiency
c. EIA/TIA standards c. Adherence to safety regulations
d. ISO standards d. Complexity of installation procedures
22. What is the primary purpose of 28. Which organization is responsible
following established procedures and for developing installation
installation requirements when requirements for network cables and
installing network cables and cable cable raceway?
raceway? a. International Organization for
a. To ensure compliance with local Standardization (ISO)
building codes b. American Society for Testing and
b. To expedite the installation process Materials (ASTM)
c. To maintain uniformity and c. Electronic Industries
consistency in installations Alliance/Telecommunications Industry
d. To reduce costs associated with Association (EIA/TIA)
materials d. Institute of Electrical and Electronics
23. When executing installation Engineers (IEEE)
tasks, what should be ensured to 29. What is the primary objective of
prevent unnecessary damage? copper cable splicing?
a. Speed of installation a. To increase signal strength
b. Use of excessive force b. To reduce network latency
c. Compliance with safety regulations c. To establish a continuous electrical
d. Lack of attention to detail path
24. Which organization publishes d. To minimize cable routing complexity
standards for copper cable splicing? 30. How does confirming compliance
a. EIA/TIA c. ASTM with project requirements contribute
b. IEEE d. ISO to successful installations?
25. What is the significance of a. It ensures adherence to safety
complying with project requirements protocols.
during installation tasks? b. It prevents delays and rework.
a. It ensures the project is completed c. It reduces the need for quality
ahead of schedule. assurance checks.
b. It guarantees the project is within d. It increases project costs.
budget.

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 Republic of the Philippines
MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY – MAGUINDANAO
Integrated Laboratory Science High School
ICT Department

ANSWERSHEET
SET-UP COMPUTER NETWORKS

Name: ______________________________ Date: _________ Score:

Proctor: ___________________________ Section: ______

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1. You will need a ballpoint pen to write personal information and a pencil to shade
your answer.
2. Select from the given choices the ONE that best/correctly answers the question.
3. BLACKEN/SHADE THE CIRCLE OF THE LETTER that contains your answer for
the item on your answer sheet.
4. Refrain from erasures. This might damage your answer sheet and may cause
problem later.

ex.

1. 11. 21.

2. 12. 22.

3. 13. 23.

4. 14. 24.

5. 15. 25.

6. 16. 26.

7. 17. 27.

8. 18. 28.

9. 19. 29.

10. 20. 30.

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 ANSWER KEY

1. d 11. c 21. c
2. c 12. a 22. c
3. b 13. c 23. c
4. a 14. b 24. a
5. c 15. b 25. c
6. a 16. b 26. b
7. c 17. b 27. c
8. b 18. b 28. c
9. d 19. c 29. c
10. b 20. c 30. b

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PERFORMANCE TEST

Specific Instruction for the Candidate

Qualification COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NCII

Unit of Competency SET-UP COMPUTER NETWORKS

General Instruction:
You are task in upgrading a small office's network infrastructure due to
frequent connectivity issues and slow internet speeds. The task involves
replacing old network cables, design and implement a network solution to
connectivity issues. Efficiency, minimal disruption, use personal protective
equipment (PPE) effectively, and compliance are key priorities. You need to
complete the project effectively and deliver a high-quality network solution.

Specific Instruction:
1. Material Identification:
Begin by identifying the appropriate materials required for network cable
installation based on the specific requirements of the project. This includes
cables, connectors, tools, and use personal protective equipment (PPE)
effectively to adhere in the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) policies
needed for the installation process.
2. Cable Crimping:
Once the materials are gathered, proceed with Twisted Pair Cable Splicing to
terminate the ends of the network cables with connectors. Use a cable
crimper tool to securely attach the connectors to the cable ends, ensuring
proper connectivity and signal transmission.
3. Network Cable Installation:
With the cables properly crimped, proceed to cable patching. Ensure that
cables are routed efficiently and securely, taking into account factors such
as cable length, bend radius, and potential sources of interference.
4. Connectivity Testing:
After installing the network cables, conduct thorough connectivity testing to
verify proper signal transmission and connectivity between network devices.
Use testing devices such as cable testers to check for continuity, shorts, and
other potential issues that may affect network performance.
5. Cable Management Inspection:
Once connectivity testing is completed and verified, inspect the cable
management to ensure neatness, organization, and compliance with
installation standards. Check for proper cable routing, bundling, labeling,
and securing to prevent cable damage and maintain an orderly network
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environment.
6. Final Verification:
Before concluding the installation process, perform a final verification of all
installed cables, connectors, and cable management practices. Ensure that
all connections are secure, properly labeled, and documented for future
reference.
7. Documentation:
Document the completed installation, including details such as cable routes,
connector types, testing results, and any relevant notes or observations.
This documentation serves as a reference for future maintenance,
troubleshooting, and expansion of the network infrastructure.

LIST OF EQUIPMENT, TOOLS AND MATERIALS

EQUIPMENT
QTY DESCRIPTION

26 units Desktop Computer

10 Laptop computer/Netbook
10 Computers for server
10 Server cabinet/Frame
20 pcs Patch panel (48-ports)
10 sets Working tables
1 unit Internet subscription (at least 2 MBPS)
10 units Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
10 unit Hub / Switch
2 units Managed switch
1 Network controller
11 ADSL Router with Wi-Fi
10 Wireless Access Point
2 units External optical drive
1 unit USB External HD
1 unit Network External HD
1 unit scanner
1 unit USB printer
1 unit Analog Multimeter
1 unit Network printer

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 11 pieces Flash disk / Memory stick
10 units Electronic tester VOM
5 units LAN Cable tester

SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS

400 pcs. RJ 45
25 pcs. Modular box (RJ45)
20 pcs. Raceway or Slotted PVC 1.5” x 1.5” x 48”
1 box UTP cable
1 can Contact cleaner
1 piece Whiteboard
1 lot Fastener
1 spool Filler (lead-free)
8 pcs Fiber optic cable 2 meters (terminated)
50 meters Patch Cables (Cat5e, Cat6)
1 bundle Cable Ties (150mm)

TOOLS
10 pieces Screwdriver (standard)
10 pieces Screwdriver (Philips)
10 pieces Long nose pliers
10 pieces Mechanical pliers
10 sets Allen wrench
10 pieces Crimping tools
10 pieces Soldering iron
10 pieces Solder sucker
5 pieces Wire stripper
1 unit Portable electric hand drill
1 set Drill bit
5 sets Precision screw drivers
10 pcs Anti-static devices
5 pcs Flash light/Head mounted light
1 unit Cable Tester
1 unit Punch-Down Tool

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QUESTIONING TOOL
Satisfacto
Questions to probe the candidate’s underpinning knowledge ry
response
Extension/Reflection Questions Yes No
1. Have you examined IPV4 and IPV6 differences impacting
network addressing and subnetting?  
2. Can you reflect on your fiber optic cable splicing and
installation experience?  
3. Have you configured routers or access points to optimize
network coverage?  
4. Do you understand the importance of OHS standards and 5S
principles in cable installation?  
Safety Questions
5. Have you received safety training relevant to network cable  
installation?
6. Are you familiar with safety protocols when working with  
copper and fiber optic cables?
7. Have you implemented safety measures when configuring  
routers or wireless access points?
8. Are you aware of OHS standards and 5S principles applicable  
to network installation tasks?
Contingency Questions
9. Have you considered contingency plans for network cable  
installation in case of unexpected challenges?
10. Are you prepared to adapt network design addressing and  
subnetting configurations if needed?
11. Have you devised backup solutions for router or access  
point configurations in case of failure?
12. Are you equipped to handle unexpected disruptions during  
cable splicing or installation tasks?
Job Role/Environment Questions  
13. Have you performed network cable installations in various  
environments, considering factors like addressing,
subnetting, and topology?
14. Are you familiar with configuring routers, Wi-Fi access  
points, and repeaters to meet specific job requirements?
15. Have you worked with network interface card (NIC) settings  
to optimize performance in different job roles?
16. Do you understand and adhere to OHS standards and 5S  
principles while working in different job environments?
Rules and Regulations  
17. Are you aware of the regulations regarding cable installation  
outlined in the Philippine Electrical Code?
18. Have you followed OHS standards and 5S principles during  
network cable installations?
19. Do you comply with environmental policies related to  
managing waste from electrical and electronic equipment?
20. Are you familiar with rules and regulations governing  
network connectivity testing procedures?

The candidate’s underpinning  Satisfactory  Not

knowledge was: Satisfactory

The table below presents the outcome of your performance based on the
number of "Yes" responses incurred.
Score Level of Description
Competency
0-5.99 Unsatisfactory Struggles to grasp concepts and may require significant
additional support and guidance to improve
6.0-9.99 Needs Improvement Struggle with certain tasks or concepts and require
additional practice and guidance to reach a
satisfactory level
10.0-15.99 Satisfactory Can perform tasks adequately and show a solid
understanding of the required concepts
16.0-17.99 Very Satisfactory Perform tasks with ease and show a strong
understanding of the concepts involved.
18.0-20.0 Outstanding Demonstrate mastery of the subject matter and
perform tasks with outstanding proficiency and
innovation.

Feedback to Candidate:
General comments (Strengths/improvements needed):

Candidate Signature Date:

Assessor Signature Date: