Information Technology Internship

Timeline
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September 27, 2020Experience start
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October 28, 2020First Check in Date
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December 16, 2020Experience end
Timeline
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September 27, 2020Experience start
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October 28, 2020First Check in Date
Guideline: 40 hours or deliverable equivalent.
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December 16, 2020Experience end
Experience scope
Categories
Accounting Information technology Data analysisSkills
competitive analysis data analysis it consulting information analyticsIT students at Suffolk County Community College, which is part of the State University of New York System, take a broad range of IT courses en route to their Associates in Science in Information Technology Degree.
They take classes in coding--Python; data analysis--using R or Python; cybersecurity; networking, hardware, and OS installation; help desk services; and website development and design. The students' internship is a required course and is expected to be taken as a capstone to their AS degree classroom experiences.
Learners
Deliverables will vary depending on the scope of the project and might include: documentation, product roadmaps, source code, code change suggestions, prototypes, a fully-functioning website, a fully-functioning application, and final presentation of findings.
The student should complete 120 hours with your organization by Dec 13. In place of tracking hours on a spreadsheet type application, a system of milestone deliverables (that correspond to various numbers of hours) can be substituted.
Project timeline
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September 27, 2020Experience start
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October 28, 2020First Check in Date
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December 16, 2020Experience end
Timeline
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September 27, 2020Experience start
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October 28, 2020First Check in Date
Guideline: 40 hours or deliverable equivalent.
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December 16, 2020Experience end
Project Examples
Requirements
Students can complete a substantial technology project for your organization over the placement period. Providing a central project creates the structure for the internship and gives the student (and company) a tangible goal.
Students in KapCC's IT program can complete projects in several technology areas. Project examples may include, but are not limited to:
- Website Development - Students can code from scratch using HTML 5, CSS 3, Javascript, JQuery, and either JQuery mobile or Bootstrap (Mobile-first frameworks). Students can reskin websites; create new sites; develop stand-alone web apps.
- Cyber Security - Students can perform a risk analysis, cybersecurity assessments, penetration testing, cybersecurity awareness training, and a myriad of cybersecurity policy reports.
- Help Desk Support Services - Students should be able to help clients troubleshoot IT problems on the phone or via remote access applications. Students have studied ticketing and customer relationship management (CRM).
- Data Analysis - Students should be able to take large amounts of raw data, create a data model, and clean and organize the data. Then, create queries to visualize and analyze the data to help organizations make data-driven decisions.
- Networking - Students should be able to design physical as well as virtual networks for small to medium-size offices. They can troubleshoot network load issues, firewall protection issues, and implement mitigation policies.
Additional company criteria
Companies must answer the following questions to submit a match request to this experience:
Additional company criteria
Companies must answer the following questions to submit a match request to this experience:
Timeline
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September 27, 2020Experience start
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October 28, 2020First Check in Date
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December 16, 2020Experience end
Timeline
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September 27, 2020Experience start
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October 28, 2020First Check in Date
Guideline: 40 hours or deliverable equivalent.
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December 16, 2020Experience end