Industrial Experience Final Report – Student Checklist

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Criteria Expected standards Self-Assessment

Overall report Industrial experience report is presented as a professional ☐
presentation report which includes an executive summary and
recommended content.
The report uses the same font, line spacing, and formatting
consistently throughout the report. ☐
Details of the Company details, the roles, the time period, ☐
internship supervisor/team details, the student role are clearly
presented.
Types of activities Types of activities clearly presented and easy to read. ☐
Relevant material such as detailed designs is presented in
appendices where necessary.
Sufficient information included in the submission to verify
the types of activities (appendices [design notes], logbook,
reference letters, etc.)
Analysis of Industrial A good analysis of the industrial experience is presented as ☐
Experience recommended.
Reflection on Engineers Australia Stage 1 competencies are addressed ☐
Engineers Australia using the activities mentioned in the report.
Stage 1 At least one element in each of the three major categories
Competencies A. Knowledge and Skill Base ☐
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B. Engineering Application Ability ☐
C. Professional and Personal Attributes
are attained as a result of the activities performed during
the industrial experience and are clearly articulated in the
report.
Writing and The report is easy to read and is well proofread (also ☐
presentation grammatically correct).
All figures, tables, etc. are correctly captioned. ☐
The report uses
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A. Fonts ☐
B. Margins and indentations ☐
C. Line Spacing ☐
D. Captions
consistently throughout the report.
Referencing A standard referencing style such as Harvard or IEEE is ☐
correctly used.
All images and other material taken from external sources ☐
are correctly cited.