How to Apply
Please send your resume, unofficial transcript, along with a letter of interest to Dr. Davulcu for the CSE Department Internship or Joanne Banno for the Consortium for Embedded Systems Internship.
Questions:
SCI Advising Center
Coordinators:
Dr. Hasan Davulcu
Coordinator for CSE Department Internship
hasandavulcu@asu.edu
Dr. Sarma Vrudhula
Coordinator for CES Internship
sarma.vrudhula@asu.edu
or
Joanne Banno
Administrative Associate
CES Internship
joanne.banno@asu.edu
internships
CSE 484: Computer Science and Engineering Internship
Catalog Description
CSE 484: Structured practical experience following a contract or plan, supervised by faculty and practitioners.
Course Mission
This course is designed to provide CSE undergraduate students an industrial internship experience in relevant industry and related sectors that (a) provides the intern direct exposure to real world professional activities, (b) enhances their personal and professional skills, and (c) increases the likelihood of professional employment opportunities in their major. In addition, students gain experience in resume development, how to prepare for and conduct themselves in a professional interview by company representatives, and are better prepared to enter their chosen profession. This course is designed to give CSE students a real world industrial design experience in computer science industries.
Eligibility
- undergraduate B.S. in Computer Science or B.S.E. in Computer Systems Engineering students
- must be accepted to Professional Program
- CSE 360 must be taken prior to or in the same semester as the Internship
- must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher
Students are chosen on a competitive basis and internships are not guaranteed.
Types of Internships
Summer Internships
- Part-time internship experience during a fall or spring semester.
- Students work approx. 20 hours per week for 3 credit hours in the first internship experience.
Academic Year Internships
- Full or part-time internship experience in the summer.
- Students work approx. 20–40 hours per week for 3 credit hours in the first internship experience.
Interested students can contact Dr. Hasan Davulcu at hasandavulcu@asu.edu
If hired for a position, students will fill out the Application for Department Internship form in order to register for CSE 484 Internship: Department.
Employers: How to Participate
The company is responsible for specifying desired qualifications for a particular position. Interviews with students are conducted by the company and may be held either on the ASU campus or at a location specified by the company. The company will select the intern from a pool of qualified applicants. Once an intern is selected, the company fulfilling the internship contract agreement and requirements.
Download Contract and Requirements List (Word doc)
Consortium for Embedded Systems Internship
The Consortium for Embedded Systems (CES), housed in the Fulton School of Engineering, involves the partnership of universities and technology businesses working together to build a body of knowledge and expertise in the area of embedded systems. The center funds research projects to extend the reach of embedded systems applications into new markets and to broaden the depth of existing applications.
The scope of projects undertaken by Fulton School researchers in the area of embedded systems include 1) methodologies to improve the design quality and reduce the cycle time of embedded systems; 2) innovative system-level techniques for composition, packaging, synthesis and optimization of hardware and/or software components of embedded system; 3) new techniques and tools for analyzing embedded system performance evaluations, including testing, verification and design techniques for building high-assurance and fail-safe systems; and 4) real-time resource management and optimization of physical and computational resources in embedded systems.
The program provides employment opportunities for undergraduate B.S.E. Computer Systems Engineering students while providing them with academic credit towards their BSE degree. Students are compensated from industry members for their efforts, and gain critical real-world experience in productive work environments on relevant projects without interrupting their education.
Eligibility
- undergraduate B.S.E. in Computer Systems Engineering students
- must be accepted to Professional Program
- CSE 360 must be taken prior to or in the same semester as the Internship
- must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher
Students are chosen on a competitive basis and internships are not guaranteed.
Applications can be found on the Consortium for Embedded Systems website. Interested students can send their applications and direct inquiries to Joanne Banno at joanne.banno@asu.edu. If hired for a position, students will fill out the Application for Embedded Systems Internship form in order to register for CSE 484 Internship: Embedded Systems.