1. What is the start date of the Summer Internship?
+ The internship must be done within the date range specified in the announcements.
2. How many days of internship must I complete to graduate?
+ At least 20 working days.
3. Can the forms be filled out on the computer?
+ No. Forms and signatures must be filled out with a blue ballpoint pen.
4. Can we take courses from a "Summer School" opened at any university while doing an internship?
+ No.
5. What is the minimum number of employees required at the company where the internship will be done?
+ The company where the internship will be done must have at least 5 employees and 1 engineer.
6. What should be the field of the engineer working at the company where the internship is done?
+ At least 1 engineer working at the company must have a diploma in at least one of the following departments.
Software Engineering,
Information Systems Engineering,
Computer Engineering,
Computer and Informatics Engineering,
Computer and Control Engineering,
Industrial Engineering or
Electrical-Electronics Engineering
7. The workplace where I will do my internship also works on Saturdays, can I include Saturday in the internship period?
+ Yes, a document stating that the workplace works on Saturdays is required.
Departments
- Information Systems Engineering Department
- Software Engineering Department
Bucak Faculty of Computer and Information Internship Evaluations
The elements considered in internship evaluation and their impact rates are specified below.
1. Internship Record Sheet (50%)
An important criterion used in evaluating the performance of our students is the internship record sheet. It is filled out by the company or organization where the student has completed their internship. The internship record sheet provides information about the intern's work discipline, cooperation skills, ability to take responsibility, and other work skills. The internship record sheet constitutes 50% of the total evaluation score.
2. Internship Files and Contents (50%)
Our students are expected to document the internship process in detail and share their learning and experiences. Internship files include the work, projects, and tasks that students have undertaken at the internship site. Students should also document their internship processes in writing through diaries, reports, or other documents. The content of these documents may vary depending on the nature of the work and the intern's duties. Internship files and contents constitute 50% of the total evaluation score.
As a result of the combination of all these elements, the total evaluation score of the students is calculated and the internship results are determined.