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Internship

Internship provides practical, real-world experience in a professional environment. It allows learners to apply theoretical knowledge, develop technical and professional skills, gain industry exposure, and prepare for future careers.

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Course Title: Internship

Course No: CSC476

Nature of the Course: PRACTICAL

Semester: 8

Full Marks: 160 + 40

Pass Marks: 64 + 16

Credit Hours: 6

Course Description

Course Objectives

Course Contents

1. Nature of Internship
1.1. Internship Requirements
  • Work relevant to computer science and information technology
  • Design and development of software, hardware, network services, database systems
  • Minimum 180 hours or ten weeks duration
  • Start tentatively by 3rd week of eighth semester
1.2. Host Organizations
  • Software/hardware development companies
  • Telecommunications companies
  • Network and internet service providers
  • Financial organizations
  • Health organizations
1.3. Student Responsibilities
  • Individual activity - timely completion of assignments
  • Maintain professional quality
  • Facilitated with mentor at organization and supervisor at college
  • Inform status to mentor and supervisor
  • Communicate frequently on progress
  • Prepare and submit individual internship report
  • Distinguish work if working in group at same organization
2. Phases of Internship
2.1. Proposal Submission
  • Submit and present internship proposal plan after 2nd week of start
2.2. Mid-Term Submission
  • Submit progress report in 11th week of eighth semester
  • Defend midterm progress
2.3. Final Submission
  • Submit and defend during last week of eighth semester
  • Final defense followed by viva voice
  • Conducted by evaluation committee
  • Submit final report 10 days before defense
  • Make report available to external examiner a week before presentation
3. Provision of Supervision
3.1. Supervisor Requirements and Roles
  • Regular faculty member of college assigned as supervisor
  • Supervise students throughout internship period
  • Supervise at most four internship students per section
4. Provision of Mentorship
4.1. Mentor Requirements and Roles
  • Regular employee of intern providing organization assigned as mentor
  • Guide students throughout internship period at organization
5. Evaluation Scheme
5.1. Evaluation Phases
  • Proposal Defense - 5% (5 Head + 5 Supervisor)
  • Midterm - 15% (5 Head + 25 Supervisor)
  • Final Defense - 80% (100 Mentor + 20 Supervisor + 40 External)
5.2. Evaluation Committee and Marks Distribution
  • Head/Program Coordinator – 10 marks
  • Supervisor – 50 marks
  • Mentor – 100 marks
  • External Examiner – 40 marks
  • Total – 200 marks
5.3. Focus of Evaluation
  • Presentation Skills
  • Level of Work Done and Understanding of Internship Activities
  • Internship Report
  • Viva/Question Answer
6. Report Contents
6.1. Internship Proposal Content
  • Introduction
  • Problem Statement
  • Objectives
  • Description of Internship Work/Project
  • Internship Plan
  • Expected Outcome of Internship Activities
  • References
6.2. Final Internship Report Structure
  • Cover & Title Page
  • Certificate Page (Mentor, Supervisor, Examiners)
  • Acknowledgement
  • Abstract Page
  • Table of Contents
  • List of Abbreviations, Figures, Tables
  • Main Report (4 Chapters)
  • References
  • Bibliography
  • Appendices (Screenshots, Source Codes, Work Logs)
6.3. Main Report Chapters
  • Chapter 1: Introduction
  • Chapter 2: Organization Details and Literature Review
  • Chapter 3: Internship Activities
  • Chapter 4: Conclusion and Learning Outcomes
7. Citation and Referencing
7.1. Referencing Standards
  • Use APA referencing standard
  • List cited articles, books, URLs in references section
  • List non-cited studied materials in bibliography section
  • Follow APA standard from https://apastyle.apa.org/
8. Report Format Standards
8.1. Page Setup
  • Page Number: Roman (i) for front matter, Numeric (1) for main content
  • Page Size: A4
  • Margins: Top/Bottom/Right 1in, Left 1.25in
8.2. Typography
  • Paragraph: Justified, 1.5 spacing
  • Font: Times New Roman, Size 12 for body
  • Headings: Size 16 (Chapter), 14 (Section), 12 (Subsection), Bold
  • Figures/Tables: Center aligned with bold captions (12pt)
9. Final Report Binding and Submission
9.1. Submission Requirements
  • Number of Copies: 3 (College Library + Self + Dean Office)
  • Binding: Golden Embracing with Black Binding
  • Submit approved signed copy to Dean Office, Exam Section, IoST, TU

Laboratory Works

  1. 1.Complete internship work at host organization

Notes:

Source:

This course covers the real-world practice in industry. It includes using theoretical and practical knowledge while working in industry together with the understanding of industry culture.
The objective of this course is to allow students into market industry and gain real world experience. The course is expected to make students more pragmatic and professional.
The internship work should be relevant to the field of computer science and information technology. The nature internship may include design and development of software, hardware, network services, database systems etc. The internship duration should be minimum of 180 hours or ten weeks.
This syllabus follows the official B.Sc. CSIT curriculum of Tribhuvan University. In case of any doubt or revision, the university's published syllabus shall be considered authoritative.