RUBR 393 - Internship-Rubber Eng Tech

The student will work on-the-job with one cooperating firm under the guidance of both the university and the firm personnel in a position that will broaden and reinforce knowledge of rubber materials, processing, production tooling, quality control, engineering, sales design and production supervision. This course meets General Education requirements: Writing Intensive Requirement and new Fall 2017 Comm Across the Curriculum. Typically Offered Fall, Summer
Level: UG
Field of Study Restriction: MAJOR-PLTE, MAJOR-RUBE

Credit Hours: 4

Ferris Equivalencies:

Department: SDM