COMP8830
Computing Internship
- Credit
- 12 units
- Catalogue year
- 2027
- Recorded offerings
- First Semester, Second Semester
Course information
This course will enable computer science students to develop competencies expected of professionals working in business, government or the broader community. A list of available internship opportunities will be maintained for which students can apply. A holistic selection process will be used to select the best applicant for each opportunity. Students can also propose internships, but these will always be established following negotiations between the ANU and the potential host organisations, before being offered to students along with other opportunities.
Requisite and Incompatibility
To enrol in this course you must: Be enrolled in the Master of Computing (MCOMP) or Master of Machine Learning and Computer Vision (MMLCV) and have successfully completed: COMP6442 and (COMP8280 or COMP6250 or COMP8260) Incompatible with COMP8715 and COMP8755 and COMP8800. You will need to undergo competitive entry to enrol in this course.
You will need to contact the School of Computing to request a permission code to enrol in this course.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion, students will have the knowledge and skills to:
Demonstrate a personal commitment to ethical behaviour, competent practice, meeting legal and regulatory requirements, taking responsibility for their own work and acknowledging the work of others.
Demonstrate autonomy, adaptability, a commitment to safety and sustainability, appropriate engagement with relevant stakeholders, and an ability to identify, assess and manage risk.
Communicate effectively and work productively in a trans-disciplinary team, using initiative and sound judgement, to achieve defined workplace objectives.
Apply their knowledge and skills in computer science to explore and critically analyse a real-world problem; using creativity and innovation, identify and critically evaluate potential solutions to the problem; choose and implement a particular solution; and critically evaluate and analyse the outcomes and impact of this solution.
Demonstrate an understanding of lifelong learning processes, and clarification of their personal and professional goals, through critical reflection on their internship experience.
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