Provide pictorial evidence of the engineering, technical and nontechnical activities performed during your internship placement, and present this evidence in a detailed, formal engineering report format. The report will enable you to reflect on the actions/decisions made during the internship placement and allow you to demonstrate how you expanded your knowledge, maintained up-to-date technical skills and progressed your engineering career.

Your report should include, pictorial evidence of the engineering activities you performed at the internship. Include a short paragraph/note to describe each of the images/figures/outcomes you provided. Detailed marking criteria for this assessment item can be found on the ENEP29001 Moodle site. The marking criteria sheet guides the type of evidence required for each level of achievement. You must review the criteria sheet before commencing your internship placement at the host organisation, so you are familiar with the evidence you need to collect throughout the placement.

Any photo and other confidential information about the company must be accompanied by written permission from the hosting company.

Describe at least one professional engineering project you completed while at the host organisation. The report should show how your contribution to the project aligns with all 16 of the Engineers Australia Stage-1 competencies and cover all 16 components as mentioned in the Summary of Table of Competencies. You will be required to demonstrate how you applied/linked the theoretical engineering knowledge with real-world engineering practices

You will be required to demonstrate the engineering, technical and nontechnical activities you performed in this project, as well as your personal and professional developments and achievements in terms of the improvement in your communication, organisational and time management skills. In this report, you must comprehensively describe the actual work you performed. You should state what you did and then describe how you did it. Note, that it is not sufficient to describe the activities performed by a team/group, your own role/actions must be clearly mentioned. Remember, your personal engineering competencies during the internship are being assessed not the internship host organisation you worked for or the complexity of the project. A detailed report writing guideline and marking criteria of the project report can be found on the ENEP29001 Moodle site. The marking criteria sheet gives guidance regarding the type of evidence required for each level of achievement. It is important that you review the criteria sheet through your internship placement, so you are familiar with the evidence you need to collect.

The Portfolio gives you the opportunity to demonstrate what you have learnt in this internship program. The portfolio should include all the component items and follow the sequence mentioned below:

• Portfolio cover page
• Executive summary
• Submission checklist
• Table of contents
• List of figures
• Weekly log hours and work progress report
• Summary of the table of competencies
• Appendix A: Application of engineering knowledge in the workplace
• Appendix B: Professional engineering project report
• Appendix C: Up-to-date curriculum vitae
• Appendix D: Internship Certificate and Signed Logbook
• A declaration stating that the content of this portfolio is your own work and you are aware of the University and faculty policy on plagiarism.

All components of the portfolio must be written (typed) in English using Times New Roman font (size 12), in your own words and will act as evidence of your communication skills. Each assessment item within the portfolio must clearly demonstrate your ability to apply engineering knowledge and skills. State what you did and describe how you did it. Emphasize your role and your contribution to the project (for example I designed, I checked, I investigated etc.). Each component should discuss the engineering problems you identified and/or particular problem-solving techniques you applied. The purpose of this is to assess your personal contribution to meeting project goals.

You must provide evidence of your achievement of each of the unit learning outcomes, required log hours and internship certificate from the host organisation. There is a marking criteria sheet for this portfolio available on the ENEP29001 Moodle site. The criteria sheet gives guidance regarding the type of evidence required for each level of achievement. It is important that you carefully review the criteria sheet before compiling your portfolio. There are minimum requirements for the Portfolio and you must provide evidence of achieving the minimum requirements in order to be eligible for a passing grade for this assessment.

Any photo and other confidential information about the company must be accompanied by written permission from the hosting company.

The professional engineering presentation will provide you with the scope to demonstrate the skills you developed in the particular engineering field through the internship program. It will also enable you to demonstrate your ability to communicate with team members and clients in a professional manner.

• Appropriateness of presentation
• Explanation of the contents
• Preparation and consistency of presentation
• Set up and use of visual aids, including PowerPoint slides
• Duration of presentation
• Answer any questions appropriately