Mandatory Internships
ME 399 Summer Internship I
The aim of ME 399 is to provide students with a deeper understanding of the topics covered in ME 200 and ME 224 and to gain practical knowledge in these areas. Therefore, this internship should be conducted in a company with a comprehensive production department.
In Section 1 of the internship report (Company Description), more emphasis should be placed on the manufacturing techniques and classification and description of machine tools in the organization.
Section 3 of the summer internship report (Work Conducted) should include the production details of at least two sample parts explained in separate subsections (e.g., 3.1 Part 1). A detailed description of each stage of production from raw material to finished part should be provided. Technical drawings and cost analyses of the selected parts should be presented in the Appendices section.
Additionally, it is encouraged to detail any additional work undertaken during the summer internship in separate subsections under Section 3. The additional work can be in any department (e.g., R&D, design, production, analysis, maintenance, sales) as long as it is supervised by an engineer.
ME 499 Summer Internship II
The aim of ME 499 is to familiarize students with various types of work they may encounter after graduation. This internship can be conducted in any organization employing mechanical engineers and operating in any field of mechanical engineering.
In Section 1 of the internship report (Company Description), more emphasis should be placed on the functions of individual departments (administrative and technical) and interdepartmental relationships. While defining the main activity of the company, general information about its position in the internal and external markets should be provided.
Section 3 of the internship report (Work Conducted) should include an assessment of the level of automation, quality assurance and control systems, waste, and their environmental impacts in the organization. A cost analysis of at least one product or project should also be included.
Additionally, it is encouraged to detail any additional work undertaken during the summer internship in separate subsections under Section 3. The additional work can be in any department (e.g., R&D, design, production, analysis, maintenance, sales) as long as it is supervised by an engineer.
Voluntary Internships and Candidate Engineering
In addition to mandatory internships, our students can undertake voluntary internships and candidate engineering in related organizations, insured, for any desired duration during or outside the semester. The 3rd and 4th-year course schedules are planned to allow for these activities.
Below is a list of some of the companies where our students have interned.
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