Computing Development Strategies
MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF COMPUTING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Industrial Attachment Report.
Course: BSc Computer Technology.
Attachment Period: February 2013 – April 2013.
Unit: Attachment II
Code: BCT 2412
Date submitted:________________
DECLARATION
This is my original work submitted for academic credit in partial fulfilment of the regulation governing the award of degree in Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology
Name: Mr P Kirui
Signature: __________________
Date: ______________________
Foreword
Internship is engages students in service activities primarily for providing them with first-hand experience that enhances their learning and understanding the issues relevant to a particular area of study. It assists the attache’s on how to bridge the gap between their academic learning process and the practical reality. The industrial attachment programme contributes significantly and positively towards enhancing the knowledge base and motivational level of students. The rationale in offering the industrial attachment as part of the academic programme is that students benefit from these industrial attachment experiences and exposure. Benefits include improvements in career-related direction, improved marketability of graduates, job expectations, interpersonal skills, leadership and understanding of the business applications of classroom learning, team spirit and adopting to business environments.
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The most commonly agreed benefit of industrial attachment attachments for students is in providing a valuable learning experience that complements their coursework. Students have described industrial attachment as a bridge between the theory and practical. Internship programmes are perceived as a valuable way to acquire broad competencies where the practical knowledge obtained supports and complements the theoretical studies learned in the classrooms. The industrial attachment experience is argued to be beneficial
FACULTY OF COMPUTING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Industrial Attachment Report.
Course: BSc Computer Technology.
Attachment Period: February 2013 – April 2013.
Unit: Attachment II
Code: BCT 2412
Date submitted:________________
DECLARATION
This is my original work submitted for academic credit in partial fulfilment of the regulation governing the award of degree in Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology
Name: Mr P Kirui
Signature: __________________
Date: ______________________
Foreword
Internship is engages students in service activities primarily for providing them with first-hand experience that enhances their learning and understanding the issues relevant to a particular area of study. It assists the attache’s on how to bridge the gap between their academic learning process and the practical reality. The industrial attachment programme contributes significantly and positively towards enhancing the knowledge base and motivational level of students. The rationale in offering the industrial attachment as part of the academic programme is that students benefit from these industrial attachment experiences and exposure. Benefits include improvements in career-related direction, improved marketability of graduates, job expectations, interpersonal skills, leadership and understanding of the business applications of classroom learning, team spirit and adopting to business environments.
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The most commonly agreed benefit of industrial attachment attachments for students is in providing a valuable learning experience that complements their coursework. Students have described industrial attachment as a bridge between the theory and practical. Internship programmes are perceived as a valuable way to acquire broad competencies where the practical knowledge obtained supports and complements the theoretical studies learned in the classrooms. The industrial attachment experience is argued to be beneficial
References: www.computingstrategies.co.ke AN INTERNSHIP REPORT by Deborah-Anne Smith, B.A. (Spec. Hon.), B.Ed. GUIDELINES ON STUDENTS INDUSTRIAL ATTACHMENT, UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE, FACULTY OF COMMERCE. REPORT WRITING, A take-away guide published by Multimedia Publishing Ltd (C) Multimedia Publishing Ltd, 1975. www.wikipedia.org