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BT-107 · Internship‑I/Important Questions

Internship‑I (BT-107) - Important Questions

  1. Unit 514 Marks High Priority

    Explain the complete format and components of a professional internship report. Describe what should be included in each section (title page, acknowledgement, abstract, table of contents, introduction, objectives, company profile, job description, methodology, observations, results, discussion, conclusions and recommendations, references, appendices) and indicate typical page/word guidance and formatting conventions.

    Core: Detailed structure and components of the final internship report required by the university.

  2. Unit 57 Marks High Priority

    Write a precise abstract (150–200 words) and a concluding section for an internship report based on a project that involved implementing a process improvement in a manufacturing/IT environment. Ensure clarity of objectives, methods, results and key takeaways.

    Core: Assessment of concise technical writing — abstract and conclusion are frequently examined.

  3. Unit 510 Marks High Priority

    Discuss the ethical issues an intern may face during industry attachment, including confidentiality, nondisclosure of proprietary information, conflict of interest, reporting unethical practices and professional conduct. Provide recommended actions an intern should take in each scenario.

    Core: Ethics and professional behaviour during industry attachment are routinely tested.

  4. Unit 510 Marks Medium Priority

    Describe appropriate methods for data collection and documentation during an internship. Explain how to record experimental/process data, maintain a logbook, and prepare citations and references (including common referencing styles) in the internship report.

    Core: Documentation practices and references form an essential part of report preparation and are commonly asked.

  5. Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority

    Prepare a 10–12 slide PowerPoint presentation outline for the final internship presentation. Specify slide titles, brief content for each slide, recommended time allocation per slide, and tips for effective delivery during the viva.

    Practical: Presentation planning and slide design for viva/presentation are frequently evaluated.

  6. Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority

    Explain the typical evaluation criteria used by the university for grading an internship. Cover the weightage and role of the internship report, logbook/diary, supervisor/industry mentor feedback, viva voce and presentation.

    Administrative: Evaluation components (report, logbook, assessment) are part of university assessment patterns.

  7. Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority

    Describe typical viva voce questions an intern may face (technical questions on the project, questions on methodology, result interpretation, limitations and learning outcomes) and give a strategy for preparing and answering these questions confidently.

    Preparation: Viva voce style questions and preparation strategy are commonly practiced.

  8. Unit 55 Marks Medium Priority

    Discuss workplace safety, health and environmental (SHE) considerations an intern must follow in an engineering/manufacturing/IT environment. Include examples of common hazards and preventive measures.

    Supplementary: Safety, health and environment considerations relevant to industry attachments.

  9. Unit 55 Marks Medium Priority

    Explain the importance of including learning outcomes and a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) in the internship report. How can an intern map acquired skills to program outcomes (POs) and course outcomes (COs)?

    Report content: Emphasis on reflection and mapping outcomes is useful for program outcome assessment.

  10. Unit 510 Marks Low Priority

    Explain intellectual property (IP) issues that may arise during an internship. Discuss ownership of ideas, inventions and reports, the role of nondisclosure agreements (NDAs), and recommended steps an intern should take when they believe they contributed to a patentable innovation.

    Intellectual property and confidentiality questions are important but less frequently explicit in past papers.

  11. Unit 57 Marks Medium Priority

    Prepare a checklist and sample format for the supervisor's certificate and daily/weekly logbook entries required for internship submission. Indicate what items the industry mentor should certify and typical information to record in each log entry.

    Administrative/practical: Supervisor certification and logbook formats are commonly required documents.

  12. Unit 55 Marks Low Priority

    Draft a professional cover letter and an updated résumé highlighting internship responsibilities, technical skills used and project outcomes. Explain how to quantify and present internship achievements to potential employers.

    Career development: Post-internship documentation and communication are practical and occasionally examined.

  13. Unit 510 Marks Medium Priority

    Discuss methods to quantify internship learning and how to map internship activities to program outcomes (POs) and course outcomes (COs). Provide examples of measurable indicators or evidence for at least three sample outcomes.

    Outcome mapping: Linking internship tasks to measurable outcomes and assessment rubrics.

  14. Unit 55 Marks Low Priority

    Discuss best practices for professional communication and team collaboration while on internship, including handling conflicts, providing and receiving feedback, and working in multicultural teams.

    Professional skills: Communication, teamwork and conflict resolution during internships are practical topics for evaluation.

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