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OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
Resolution No. 05
Series of 2010
PROMULGATION OF RESOLUTION OF TABLES OF SPECIFICATIONS (TOS) FOR THE
SUBJECTS IN THE BOARD LICENSURE EXAMINATION FOR AGRICULTURAL
ENGINEERS
WHEREAS, the Professional Regulatory Board of Agricultural Engineering hereinafter called the
Board issued Board Res. No. 04, Series of 2005, entitled, Promulgation of Syllabi for Subjects in
Licensure Examination for Agricultural Engineers;
WHEREAS, Sec. 9(h) of R.A. No. 8981, called as the PRC Modernization Act of 2000, empowers
the Board: (h) To prepare, adopt, and issue the syllabi or tables of specifications of the subjects for
examinations in consultation with the academe; strictly within the scope of syllabus or table of
specifications of the subject for the examination xxxx;(italicization supplied)
WHEREAS, the First Biennial National Congress on Education held on February 28 and March 1,
2008 called for the strategy to update licensure examinations to reflect technical and scientific
requirements of business and industry;
WHEREAS, these requirements can be embodied in the syllabi or tables of specifications (TOS) for
the subjects in the Board Licensure Examination for Agricultural Engineers (BLEA);
WHEREAS, the adoption of the tables of specifications has appropriately rearranged the topics
and sub-topics or concepts and sub-concepts or areas and sub-areas incorporating thereon
competencies under the BLEAE subjects and allocating the percentage weights thereof;
WHEREAS, the TOS was refined by the Board with the assistance of PRC consultants for Test
Construction and Development and was validated by the representatives from business and
industry, Accredited Professional Organization, the CHED, and the Higher Education Institutions
during the national consultation workshops conducted by the Board last May 26,2010 and June
3,2010 in Manila;
WHEREAS, the TOS will bring forth quality Board licensure examinations for Agricultural
Engineers via inclusion of more effective and valid test questions framed therefrom;
, 2010.
(SGD)ARIODEAR C. RICO
Chairman
(SGD)JUANA T. TAPEL
Member
Attested :
(SGD)CARLOS G. ALMELOR
Secretary, Professional Regulatory Boards
Approved:
(SGD)ANTONIO S. ADRIANO
Commissioner
O-CH/COM1/COM2PRB-BOEA/D-SRB
NPL/ASA/NLR/ACR/CGA/CLE/blyth
(SGD)NILO L. ROSAS
Commissioner
Competency
Weight (%)
No. of Items
24
6
120
30
30
30
30
23
115
40
40
35
23
115
12
60
13
55
Competency
Weight (%)
No. of Items
20
10
100
50
10
50
10
50
20
15
15
100
500
Competency
Weight (%)
No. of Items
1. Hydrology
1.1 Describe the hydrologic Cycle; Hydrology in
engineering;
1.2 Describe the principles of hydrometeorology;
Weather and hydrology; Precipitation, evaporation
and evapotranspiration; weather instruments
1.3 Describe the principles of watershed/surface
hydrology; Runoff, infiltration, seepage and
percolation, stream flow, soil erosion and sediment
transport
1.4 Describe the basic theories of groundwater
hydrology; aquifer systems and lithography, well
hydraulics and well development; water quality analysis
2. Irrigation and Drainage Engineering
2.1 Apply theories and practices in leveling, mapping,
triangulation, topographic, route, and construction
surveys, and global positioning system (GPS)
2.2 Apply the theories and principles of fluid mechanics in
the design, construction and management of agricultural
engineering production systems and facilities
2.3 Apply the basic theories of groundwater hydrology in
planning water resource projects
2.4 Analyze the design, construction, operation and
maintenance of hydraulics machineries and facilities
(i.e. pumps, and turbines); Pumps size determination
and specifications
2.5 Plan, design, construct, operate and manage
irrigation and drainage systems and facilities; Design
small canal structures for the conveyance of irrigation
or drainage water;
2.6 Apply the theories and principles in designing
pressurized irrigation systems and facilities;
3. Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
3.1 Explain and apply the basic soil-water- plant
relations in crop production
3.2 Apply the principles of hydrometeorology in the
planning and design and management of water
resources facilities
3.3 Apply the principles of watershed hydrology in the
planning and design of agricultural engineering
facilities
3.4 Design, construct, manage farm ponds, reservoirs,
including earth dams, and spillways
10
1
50
5
15
15
15
45
5
225
25
15
10
25
20
100
10
50
30
2
150
10
10
10
15
75
25
10
10
10
50
1
1
1
5
5
5
5
5
25
25
100
500
Weight (%)
No. of Items
1. Rural Electrification
1.1 Prepare plans, designs, technical specifications and cost
estimates of electrical systems for agricultural buildings
and structures to include lighting plan/lay-out;
appropriate sizing of wires; determining the wattage
requirements of outlets, voltage requirements of circuit
breakers and the main circuit breaker
1.2 Supervise the installation and energization of electrical
systems in agricultural buildings and structures;
25
8
125
40
10
15
20
20
20
30
8
150
40
10
10
15
10
30
10
10
15
35
175
30
20
10
30
20
20
10
20
15
10
4
50
20
10
10
100
500