Focus on a personal learning objective that you establish for that week and describe and evaluate the process of learning that you went through, what data or events you felt important for your learning, and why it might be important for your professional career. Classes begin with students exchanging news from their previous week's internship experience. Class discussions help students assess the experience by clarifying perceptions about events and by solving problems with the assistance of insights from other interns as well as from the instructor. Classes continue with an exchange of oral reports by each of the students relating to the week's topic. Topics are assigned in this syllabus.
Classes conclude with a discussion of future assignments and items of interest to students.
For example, planning for post-graduation jobs may be discussed in some final segments. If your internship ends before the end of the semester, the document is due at that point. Your supervisor has agreed to evaluate your progress in writing once at about the middle of your internship and once at the end of your internship. There is no penalty to you for late submission of this document by your supervisor, but a final grade for the course cannot be entered until both are received. Don't forget that you also must submit two written self evaluations of your progress during the semester.