Central Georgia

Standard Data

Course Title:

  GIS Full-Time Internship

Subject Code:

  GIS

Course Number:

  1130

Course Type:

  Newly Developed

Offered Online:

  N

Course Description:

The Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Technology Program course has been designed so that students enrolled in the GIS program have an opportunity to demonstrate and enhance the skills that they have gained, work in a controlled setting with direct teacher/supervisor support, and participate in a work experience program prior to graduation.

Class Hours:

  0

Demo Lab Hours:

  0

Pract. Lab/O.B.I.Hours:

15

Credit Hours:

  5

   

 Prerequisites

Prerequisites

   Satisfactory completion of essential coursework as determined by instructor.  

 Corequisites

Corequisites

Course Guide

Competency

After Completion the student will:

Class
Hours

Demo Lab
Hours

P.Lab/
O.B.I

Appropriate Work Habits

0

0

30

      Personal Conduct

 

Exemplify dependable work behavior.

 

Exemplify punctual habits.

 

Control emotions.

 

Demonstrate honesty.

 

Demonstrate how to handle pressure and tension.

      Environment

 

Follow safety and health rules.

 

Operate equipment correctly.

 

Maintain a clean and orderly work area.

 

Exemplify personal hygiene and cleanliness.

 

Report unsafe and broken equipment.

Acceptable Job Performance

0

0

30

      Personal Skills

 

Follow rules and regulations.

 

Perform assignments in accurate and timely manner.

 

Assume responsibility for decisions and actions.

 

Initiate problem solving skills.

      Personal Knowledge

 

Relate knowledge of daily and monthly duties required on the job.

Application of GIS Skills

0

0

30

      Equipment Use

 

Perform duties using GIS software and GPS (when applicable).

Interpersonal Relationships

0

0

30

      Work Relationships

 

Initiate productive work activities with others.

 

Demonstrate a respectful, supportive, and empathetic attitude toward others.

 

Initiate procedures and assistance for others when necessary.

      Communication on the Job

 

Generate appropriate job-oriented questions.

 

Interpret written communication.

 

Use job-related terminology in communication.

 

Follow written and oral directions.

 

Prepare legible written communications.

 

Locate information in order to complete task.

Progressive Productivity

0

0

30

      Quality of Performance

 

Perform assignments in an accurate and timely manner.

 

Perform assignments in an increasing level of difficulty.

 

Demonstrate confidentiality.

 

Initiate self-motivation and positive behavior.

 

Display flexibility and adaptability while coping with the rapidly changing office in the business world.

      Performance Maintenance

 

Participate in industry orientation and meetings.

 

Maintain appearance in compliance with industry standards.

      Interpersonal Skills

 

Demonstrate professional interaction with peers, clients, staff, and instructors.

Suggested Resources

Suggested Resources include textbooks shown below or most current edition.

None

Posted: 09/09/09