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Formal education is expected by the public to promote students in various aspects. Many institutions use activities to develop student skills and support learning. This study integrated the learning activities in the Qualitative Evaluation of Program (QEP) that emphasized project-based learning (PjBL) and team learning through various activities to study the outcomes of such a learning strategy. This research project is a long-term field study of the Electrical Technology program. Activities being integrated into the subject matter of QEP. At the end of the courses, students successfully developed projects. Very-high levels of satisfaction were reported and students greatly improved their academic achievements.

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