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EVALUASI PROGRAM PRAKTIK KERJA INDUSTRI PADA KOMPETENSI KEAHLIAN TEKNIK KOMPUTER JARINGAN (TKJ) DI SMK MUHAMMADIYAH 2 BANDAR LAMPUNG
Full text linkABSTRAK
Praktik Kerja Industri (Prakerin) di SMK muhammadiyah 2
Bandar Lampung sudah diterapkan dan dilaksanakan. Tetapi masih perlu
dievaluasi karena belum optimal dalam menghasilkan lulusan yang dapat
dengan mudah diserap oleh dunia usaha/dunia industri sesuai dengan
jurusan para lulusan. Banyaknya lulusan yang tidak dapat terserap oleh
dunia usaha/dunia industri dikarenakan tingkat kesiapan kerja lulusan
masih rendah. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kekuatan dan
kelemahan program prakerin pada kompetensi keahlian teknik komputer
jaringan (TKJ) dengan menggunakan model CIPP (Context, Input,
Process, dan Product).
Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif dengan metode
deskriptif. Adapun sumber data dalam penilitian ini diperoleh dari kepala
sekolah, ketua program keahlian TKJ, guru produktif, guru pembimbing I
(guru), guru pembimbing II (instruktur DU/DI) dan siswa kelas XII TKJ
yang sudah melaksanakan prakerin. Tempat penelitian yaitu di SMK
Muhammadiyah 2 Bandar Lampung. Teknik pengumpulan data dilakukan
dengan menggunakan teknik wawancara, observasi, dan dokumentasi. Uji
keabsahan data yang digunakan yaitu trianggulasi sumber.
Hasil temuan yang diperoleh di SMK Muhammadiyah 2 Bandar
Lampung mengenai evaluasi program praktik kerja industri pada
kompetensi keahlian TKJ yaitu : (1) Tahapan Context (Konteks), pada
komponen konteks yang mencakup landasan hukum, latar belakang, visi
dan misi sekolah, tujuan diselenggarakannya program, dan naskah
kerjasama (MoU), serta profil kompetensi keahlian TKJ sudah sangat
baik dan sesuai dengan pedoman yang telah ditentukan. (2) Tahapan
Input (Masukan), sekolah telah mengupayakan penyusunan/strategi
pelaksanaan program yang meliputi panitia, sasaran, kesepakatan kerja
dan mengadakan buku panduan, prosedur penempatan siswa dan desain
penempatan siswa yang meliputi sosialisasi dan pembekalan,
penjadwalan program kerja, sarana dan prasarana, pengelolaan anggaran
dan sumber daya manusia, sehingga dalam pelaksanaanya hasilnya sangat
baik. (3) Tahapan Process (Proses), pada tahapan proses sudah
dilaksanakan dengan cukup baik, pada aspek pelaksanaan prakerin oleh
peserta dilakukan selama 3 bulan, pada aspek pengawasan pihak sekolah,
dalam melakukan kunjungan sekaligus untuk pengawasan sesuai prosedur
sekolah dilakukan yaitu 1 kali dalam seminggu selama 3 bulan, dimulai
pada saat mengantar, menjenguk dan menjemput. Pembimbing I juga
melakukan monitoring melalui online. (4) Tahapan Product (Hasil), pada
aspek laporan prakerin, belum diadakan presentasi/sidang prakerin
sebagai tindak lanjut setelah siswa menyelesaikan laporan prakerin.
Kata Kunci : Evaluasi Program, Prakerin, TKJ, CIPP.
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ABSTRACT
Industrial Work Practices (Prakerin) at SMK Muhammadiyah 2
Bandar Lampung heve been implemented and implemented. However,
it still needs to be evaluated because it is not yet optimal in producing
graduates who can be easily absorbed by the industrial world according to
the graduates majors. Many graduates cannot be absorbed by the
business/industrial world because the level of graduate work readiness is
still low. This research aims to determine the strengths and weaknesses of
the intership program in computer network engineering (TKJ) skills
competencies using the CIPP (Context, Input Process and Product)
model.
This research uses a qualitative approach with descriptive methods.
In this research, there were school principals, head of TKJ skills
programs, productive teachers, supervising teachers I (teachers),
supervising teachers II (DU/DI instructors) and class XII TKJ students
who have carried out practical work. The research location is at SMK
Muhammadiyah 2 Bandar Lampung. Data collection techniques were
carried out using interview, obsevation and documentation techniques.
The validity test of the date used is source triangulation.
The findings obtained at SMK Muhammadiyah 2 Bandar Lampung
regarding the evaluation of the industrial work practice program on TKJ
skill competencies were : (1) Context stages, in the context component
which includes legal basis, background, school vision and mission,
objectives for implementing the program, the da and cooperation text
(MoU), as well as the competency profile of TKJ’s expertise were very
god and in accordance with predetermined guidelines. (2) Input stages,
the school has attempted to prepare a program implementation strategy
which includes committee, targets, work agreement and holding a
guidebook, student placement procedures and student placement design
which includes socialization and provision, work program scheduling,
facilities and infrastructure, management budget and human resources, so
that in its implementation the result are very good. (3) Process
stages, the process stages have been implemented quite will, in the aspect
of implementing internships by participants for 3 months, in the aspect of
supervision by the school, in carrying out visits at the same time,
supervision according to school procedures is carried out once a week for
3 months, starting when dropping off, visiting and picking up the
supervisor also carry out online monitoring. (4) Product stages, in the
intership report aspect, there has not been a internship session
presentation as a follow-up after students hace completed the internship
report.
Keywords : Program Evaluation, Prakerin, Computer Network
Engineering, CIP
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