B&E 396 is an on-line seminar course taken by Gatton College business majors in conjunction with any credit-bearing, part-time internship experience during fall, spring, or summer semesters. B&E 396 is also the course credit for full time summer internships. Students work the required hours at the internship site (number of hours to be determined by the number of credit hours being earned and the internship pay status - see Graham Office Internship Guidelines and the Graham Office Pre- Internship Checklist for details) and participate in this four session seminar course.

B&E 396 is an on-line seminar course taken by Gatton College business majors in conjunction with any credit-bearing, part-time internship experience during fall, spring, or summer semesters. B&E 396 is also the course credit for full time summer internships. Students work the required hours at the internship site (number of hours to be determined by the number of credit hours being earned and the internship pay status - see Graham Office Internship Guidelines and the Graham Office Pre- Internship Checklist for details) and participate in this four session seminar course.

B&E 397 is an on-line seminar course taken by Gatton College business majors in conjunction with any credit-bearing, full-time internship experience during the spring or fall semester. Enrollment in this course constitutes full-time student status. Students work the required hours at the internship site (see Graham Office Internship Guidelines and the Graham Office Pre-Internship Checklist for details) and participate in this four session seminar course.

B&E 397 is an on-line seminar course taken by Gatton College business majors in conjunction with any credit-bearing, full-time internship experience during the spring or fall semester. Enrollment in this course constitutes full-time student status. Students work the required hours at the internship site (see Graham Office Internship Guidelines and the Graham Office Pre-Internship Checklist for details) and participate in this four session seminar course.

An academic internship is a supervised career related work experience that allows graduate students to apply classroom learning to real-world situations. Internships offer students an opportunity to set learning goals, obtain valuable professional-level experience, and reflect on what they learned from the experience.

An academic internship is a supervised career related work experience that allows graduate students to apply classroom learning to real-world situations. Internships offer students an opportunity to set learning goals, obtain valuable professional-level experience, and reflect on what they learned from the experience.

Residency credit for dissertation research after the qualifying examination. Students may register for this course in the semester of the qualifying examination. A minimum of two semesters are required as well as continuous enrollment (Fall and Spring) until the dissertation is completed and defended.

May be repeated to a maximum of 12 hours. 1-9 weeks residence. Maximum of nine weeks can be appplied for master's degree with thesis.

May be repeated indefinitely.

This course is intended to give Biosystems Engineering students practical experience in the use of three-dimensional parametric modeling for engineering design. Students will learn how to create basic hand sketches, use computer software to create and define mechanical parts and assemblies, basic building blueprints, process diagrams, environmental improvement diagrams and generate detailed documentation with appropriate dimensioning and tolerances.