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                    Engineering Internship (IT-)
                
            
            Code
            
                
                IT-INP1
            
            Version
            
                
                3.0
            
            Offered by
            
                
                ICT Engineering
            
            ECTS
            
            30
            
Prerequisites
            
                
                
            
            Main purpose
            
            The internship aims to give students an introduction to working as an engineer.  
 
            Knowledge
            
            The student must
•	gain knowledge of the theory, methods and practices of a profession or one or more fields of study
•	be able to understand the transfer of theories and methodology into practice
•	be aware of the ethical, societal, health-and-safety, environmental, economic and industry-related implications of engineering practices.
 
            Skills
            
            The student must be able to:
•	apply the methods and tools of one or more fields of study in professional practice
•	assess theoretical and practical problems and to substantiate and select relevant solutions
•	reflect on the relationship between theories, methods and practices
•	communicate effectively with professional peers as well as with professionals with other educational, language and cultural backgrounds
 
            Competences
            
            The student must be able to:
•	handle complex and development-oriented situations in a study or work context
•	independently participate in professional and interdisciplinary collaboration with a professional approach
•	identify own learning needs and organise own learning processes in various learning environments
•	develop the personal skills required for the professional career as an engineer
•	form the basis for developing personal/professional networks.
 
            Topics
            
            
            Teaching methods and study activities
            
            The internship is completed over one semester and is equivalent to 30 ECTS points or 825 hours of student work. The internship amounts to a minimum of 20 weeks of full-time work corresponding to approximately 740 hours of work. Internship documentation accounts for the remaining approximately 85 hours of work. 
 
            Resources
            
            
            Evaluation
            
             
            Examination
            
            Assessment will be based on the following elements: 
• Internship work tasks
• Company presentation
• Internship report
• Participation in workshop for future interns
 
            Grading criteria
            
            The course is evaluated as Approved/Not approved.
 
            Additional information
            
            Deadline for signing of an internship agreement:
Spring internship:  15 December
Autumn internship: 1 July
 
 
            Responsible
            
                
                Erland Larsen (erl)
            
            Valid from
            
                
                2/1/2025 12:00 AM
            
            Course type
            
                
            
            Keywords
            
                
                Internship, interns