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1. PURPOSE

1.1 To provide a standard procedure that will help the IE-EMG undergraduate students comply with the requirements of PRTCUM111L and PRTCUM213.
1.2 To help prepare senior students for employment in the industry of their choice. In this guideline, the student is assigned the responsibility for selecting an industry he/she is interested in and studying the said industry (e.g., productivity, unions, exports, technology). With enough knowledge on the industry, the students can choose a company within the industry of their choice where they can conduct study or possibly work for.
1.3 To encourage independent research on the student's part that is pertinent to his/her career. The independent research is to be carried out in the library and through companies, associations, various government agencies, and other sources of vital information.
1.4 To develop teamwork by having students assist each other in obtaining information regarding their research.

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