Internship‑I (BT-107) - Important Questions
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Unit 514 Marks High Priority
Describe the structure and components of a professional internship report. Explain what should be included in each section: Title Page, Certificate, Acknowledgement, Abstract, Table of Contents, List of Figures/Tables, Introduction, Company Profile, Objectives, Methodology, Work Done/Tasks Performed, Observations, Results, Conclusions, Recommendations, References, and Appendices.
Core topic of Unit 5: full report structure and required components for evaluation.
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Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority
Write a concise 200-word abstract for an internship report on the topic "Automation of Inventory Management". The abstract should clearly state the objectives, methodology used, key findings, and primary recommendations.
Practical skill: concisely writing abstracts for internship reports (common short-answer/assignment style).
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Unit 510 Marks High Priority
Explain the guidelines for preparing an effective PowerPoint presentation for your internship project viva. Discuss slide design, logical organization of content, use of figures/charts and tables, timing and rehearsal, and common pitfalls to avoid.
Core practical skill for viva/presentation; often examined as guidance or short note.
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Unit 510 Marks High Priority
Discuss the typical questions asked during an internship viva-voce and outline strategies to prepare concise and confident answers on: project objectives, methodology, technical challenges faced, learning outcomes, limitations, and proposed future scope.
Direct viva preparation question covering expected oral examination topics.
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Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority
Describe the ethical considerations and professional conduct expected from a student during an industrial internship. Include discussion on confidentiality, workplace behavior and etiquette, intellectual property concerns, accurate recording of data, and reporting of unsafe or unethical practices.
Professional ethics and conduct during internship; important for assessment and report reflection.
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Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority
Explain how to document and present experimental results or work logs in an internship report. Describe best practices for using tables, graphs, photographs, captions, and interpretative text to make results clear and reproducible.
Documentation skills: presenting experimental/work results clearly in the report.
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Unit 55 Marks Low Priority
Outline the procedure for obtaining and attaching internship completion certificates, company recommendation letters, and supervisor evaluation forms in the final report. Explain why these documents are necessary for academic validation.
Administrative requirement: attachments and verification documents; low-frequency but necessary detail.
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Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority
Describe the format and content of a professional resume tailored for engineering internships. List key sections and provide tips on how to highlight internship experience, technical skills, and achievements effectively.
Career-preparatory skill commonly included in Unit 5 content; short-answer format.
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Unit 510 Marks Low Priority
Explain the basics of intellectual property rights (IPR) relevant to internship projects. Discuss differences between patents, copyrights, and trade secrets, and explain the precautions a student should take when developing inventions or software during an internship.
Awareness topic: intellectual property issues that may arise during internships.
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Unit 57 Marks Low Priority
Perform a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) for a student who has completed an industrial internship. Based on the analysis, suggest strategies to convert the internship experience into concrete career opportunities.
Reflective analysis linking internship experience to career planning; useful for viva and report conclusions.
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