what is the difference between summer training n internship for engineering students?
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internship is part and parcel of the selected degree. generally it will be in the last semester. for medical students have to do internship for six months before they are awarded the degree. whereas summer training cab be attended by the in service candidates. most of the academic colleges are offering orientation/refresher courses in summer for in service lecturers.engineering students are supposed to do internship as part of their curriculum. they have to go to one factory and keep abreast of factory environment and have to submit areport to their head of the department after the fag end of the project.
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You should be looking into interning while your finishing up your last classes in college.  That way when you graduate you will already have on the job experience to go along with your degree.
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Most engineering companies hire the new graduates themselves.  Promising new grads are hired right away (sometimes while in still school) and encouraged to get their graduate degrees - then trained very early for management positions.  Many companies have teams of people consisting of mostly mid-career engineers and a few new grads - which is reverse of the model you described.  One reason for that is also because the US has 3X less engineering graduates compared countries like to China or India - and engineering enrollment has been decreasing.  \n\nIn my company, about 25% of the engineers have worked here for 20+ years.  A few has worked for the same company for 40 years.\n\nIt is not common for technical staffing firms to contract out engineers.  Those staffing firms mostly hire out technicans or IT jobs.  \n\nEngineers that work on contract basis are usually consultants and have highly specialize skills that are needed occassionally (plus they cost from $50-$500 per hour).
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you should put both on your resume\nmost engineering positions end up leading to management so the business degree will help
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AIESEC International Internship program - Education Traineeship\n\ni am Malaysian and i am doing my Management Traineeship in Split, Croatia. i had been to Split since January and i am experiencing wonderful adventures in work and after work. \n\nif you need more information, you can drop me an email and i will direct you to the nearest AIESEC office around 95 countries.
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Depends on where you live. A lot of colleges have some sports camps over the summer.
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I think that these are often two separate majors.\n\nIf you want to build computers (from a design perspective) then computer science or computer engineering is probably the best major. Here is an example page from Washington University Dept of Computer Science and Engineering: http://www.cs.washington.edu/\n\nComputer repair is not necessarily a part of these majors. Repair is more often part of a computer technician training program that is typically part of an associates degree program at at community college. Take a look there.\n\nOf course, one strategy would be to get your four year degree in computer science or computer engineering and then take courses in repair after you graduate from the four year program. Here is an example of one of these certificate program:\nhttp://www.lagcc.cuny.edu/ace/program.asp?Program=Computer+Repair+Certificate+Program\n\nHope this helps.
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The basic difference is Comp.Sci. Engg is tightly coupled with s/w and h/w where as IT. Engg is purely s/w oriented for this sake only people are prefering Comp.Sci.Engg.Hope this enough for u'r knowledge take care and Byeeeeeeeeee.
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Both are good schools.  But neither are known for engineering programs.  They both deliver top notch educations.\n\nYour best bet is to visit each campus for a weekend or few days, meet some of the faculty and see which culture you like the best!
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in my personal opinion, I thought you should. Internships give you an avenue to learn as an "apprentice" officially. Somehow, people are more willing to mentor you when you go into a company as aa student. But there is one risk in which the company throws all the unrelated errands for you to run. This is where you'll need to be firm and choose to work with a spirit of excellence and an attitude to learn. Always ask for more when in doubt and when you're idle.\n\nIt's a great experience.
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Take internships for companies that you are interested in working for after you graduate. It will allow you to "put your foot in". Companies usually hire people who have interned for them vs ones who didn't.
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Diff Between Computer Science Engg. and information Technology is Comp. Sc. Mainly On HardWare where IT based On software App. But In Basic both Course are same.Diff Is in Master Degree level.For Better counselling Visit http://www.technocs.vipzone.biz.\nPersonally Can Tell You One thing HardWare Part is Much More harder than S/W
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An externship is just like an internship.An intern is one who works in a temporary position with an emphasis on education rather than merely employment. An externship is focused more on employment and what it takes 2 succeed as an employee rather than what it takes to become an employee. They are both the same, but internships focus a little more on the learning process and externships focus a little more on being an employee.Even tho the focus of both is learning about the field.\nIn medicine it may refer to a visiting physician who is not part of the regular staff. It
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Talk to your academic advisor, your college dean, or even a professor.  Most colleges and universities have special departments that work just with interns.  Make sure it is an internship for which you can get credit.  You don't want to waste your whole summer doing free work for nothing.
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ECE = Early Childhood Education.  It's a classroom program for preschoolers before they enter kindergarden.  An ECE program is more structured than normal daycare and helps give young children the experience they need to be successful in kindergarden and beyond.
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If you want to be an engineer, your going to have to do your own homework.\nyou need the coeficient of friction between the two sufaces.
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A US college education will allow you to get internships and obtain a 1-year optional practical training work permit once you graduate. You can use this opportunity to find employers who may sponsor you. Also, you will have all the college resources (career counselors, job fairs, on-campus recruiters) at your disposal to help you find a suitable job.