Is there a "nice-to-have" project that you never seem to have the bandwidth for? The ASU Computer Science and Computer Systems programs are accepting proposals for Capstone Projects!Small Teams of graduating senior CS and CSE students will work with you to complete your project over the next 2 semesters.This can help you grow your business, recruit talented workers, train future managers in a low risk environment, and it helps our students develop the professional and development skills they need to start their careers! Find more information at: http://links.asu.edu/CSE_Capstone Since this is a Unpaid Internship, there is a charge if the project is selected . This money is used to support the costs for the student Showcase where students are able to display what they have been doing for the last 2 semesters. We have set this up through a foundation so you can use it as a tax write off ( gets reported as a donation ). Examples from the Spring 2024: https://showcase.asucapstone.com/

The Sanford School Internship Program is offered to upper-division undergraduate students in Family and Human Development and Sociology. We believe that professional preparation can be enhanced through both rigorous coursework and opportunities to apply this knowledge in the field. With the provision of appropriate learning opportunities and mentorship throughout the internship, we believe that this experience will be mutually beneficial—that students will acquire needed professional skills while contributing to the important work being done by our company partners. Students get to choose their placements, and it is possible that a request for a project is approved by the educator, but no student chooses to work on that project. This is a for-credit experience, and all work will occur virtually. Students choose their own projects based on their own interests. Projects can be completed individually or in groups of up to 3 students.

Students work on an extra project which focuses on a literature search, summary and short video presentation of an infographic on these findings.

This experience immerses learners in the principles and practices of Human Systems Engineering, focusing on user experience enhancement through psychology-based research. Participants will develop skills in identifying user needs, creating intuitive information architectures, and evaluating user interfaces. By applying these skills, learners can contribute to projects by conducting user research, performing usability tests, and integrating user feedback into product design, ultimately producing a prototype of a redesigned product.