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This concentration will require an Internship of at least four months duration (maximum of seven months) and the student to take  3 credit hours of ·¡°ä·¡Ìý650 and obtain a Satisfactory grade. An internship of at least four calendar months duration would require that it span at least one semester and possibly part of summer. The credits for ·¡°ä·¡Ìý650 would be taken during the semester that includes the internship. The  student would be considered as being enrolled full time during that semester. 

Degree Requirements

A student would not enroll in this concentration in their first semester. They would switch to it in  a later semester if they secure a suitable internship. Per normal CPT rules, International  students studying on an F-1 visa would have to be present on a US campus for two full semesters (a full academic year), and present at NC State for one semester, before using CPT  privileges to take an internship. If a student switches to this concentration but does not start the  internship, they will switch back to the original plan. 

This will be a concentration only for on-campus students. Students enrolled in our distance  education – Engineering Online (EOL) - option will not be eligible.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses		1
·¡°ä·¡Ìý600	ECE Graduate Orientation
Core Courses 1		21
"Core Courses" are approved in conjunction with the academic committee
Depth Courses	Select at least three credit hours of 700-level courses
Major Courses	Select at least 15 credit hours of EE courses
Breadth Course	Select at least three credit hours in different ECE specialites
Concentration Requirement		3
·¡°ä·¡Ìý650	Internship 2
Additional Courses		6
"Additional Courses" are approved in conjunction with the academic committee to meet 31 total hours
Total Hours		31

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Students are only allowed three credit hours of ·¡°ä·¡Ìý633, ·¡°ä·¡Ìý634, ·¡°ä·¡Ìý650, ·¡°ä·¡Ìý695 (for Thesis students).

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·¡°ä·¡Ìý650 requires that a written report be submitted and accepted by an ECE faculty examiner as meeting the standards required by the course. The written report should cover both technical and non-technical aspects of what the student did and learned during the internship. The report should not disclose company proprietary information.

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