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1. Internships 
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Brigham Young University-Idaho Information
All the current online majors either only offer class projects or have the class project as the preferred option if an internship is available.
All internship courses require approval before a student can register for them.
 
If the student has general questions about internships, they should review the BYU-Idaho Internships website.


See Section 3 for information about class projects.
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Ensign Information
All the current online majors either only offer class projects or have the class project as the preferred option if an internship is available.

 
All internship courses require approval before a student can register for them.
 
If the student has general questions about internships, they should review the Ensign College Internships website.

See Section 3 for information about class projects.
 
2. Internship Approval 
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Brigham Young University-Idaho Information
Internship courses require approval before you can register for them. It is your responsibility to gain approval before registering for an internship course. You will NOT be able to add an internship course to your schedule without the proper authorization. 
 
To submit an Internship Approval request, you will need to:
  1. Find an internship.
  2. Complete the Internship Approval Form on I-Plan. 
Once you have been given approval for your internship, you will need to make sure your Internship course is planned in the semester you received approval for. If the course is not populating in the approved semester or in your Degree Planner at all, you will need to contact an Academic Advisor. 
 
If you are unable to register for the Internship Course before Registration ends BUT have been approved for your Internship, you can still be registered for the Internship course. Please contact an Academic Advisor.  
 
This ONLY applies to Internships, NOT Projects. You will need to contact the department chair for help with this. You can find contact information on the BYU-Idaho Internships website.
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Ensign Information
If you request to register for your internship, you will need to first apply to have your internship approved.  
 
You will need to apply for their internship by filling out the form: Internship Class Application (smartsheet.com) 
 
You will need to have a job description and offer ready to submit as part of the application process. You should expect to wait 5-10 days after the completion of the internship application to be enrolled in their internship. 
3. Class Projects
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Brigham Young University-Idaho Information

All BYU-Idaho degrees either only offer class projects or have the class project as the preferred option if an internship is available. See below each offered Class Project for every degree and a description of what the course entails.


Applied Health – PUBH 399 - Applied Health Capstone

Prerequisite – Minimum of 40 credits   

  • In this course, you will create a portfolio of assignments and projects and update your resumes to highlight the skills you have developed and display how you achieved the program learning outcomes.

Applied Technology – GS 497 Professional Projects 

Prerequisite – Minimum of 50 credits 

OR 

Software Development- CSE 499 Senior Project

Prerequisite: 

Take one of the following 

CSE 310 – Applied Programming OR CS 246 

  • This course allows you to design, build, and implement a project of your own choosing to further individual learning and career goals. You will identify an area of interest and propose a project plan to pursue those goals through analysis, design, development, testing and implementation in order to complete the project. You may also pursue and complete a professional-level, industry-recognized certification.


Professional Studies/Applied Business Management/Family and Human Services/ Marriage and Family Studies/Family History Research - GS 497 – Professional Projects

Prerequisite – Minimum of 50 credits 

  • This course helps you apply the concepts and skills you have learned in your coursework to a professional project.  During the first week of the course, you will identify an appropriate 50-hour project they can use for the course.  Projects fit into one of three areas: work-related projects, service and volunteer projects, or personal professional development projects.

Old Projects / Capstones for reference


Applied Business Management - IDS 297R – Applied Learning Project
The ALPS (Applied Learning Projects) Program is an opportunity for you to be placed in teams of three to six students and work on a scope of work for a client. You will be required to meet with your team (remotely) once a week at an arranged time. You will also meet with clients weekly at arranged times. ALPS projects come from a wide range of clients and industries. You are expected to work 8 to 10 hours per week on the project for the duration of the semester. To learn more about the ALPS basic program visit http://alps.rbdcenter.org/alps-basic/.

Applied Technology - CIT 490 – Senior Project (This Project Needs approval before you can register)
This course allows you to design, build, and implement a project of your own choosing to further individual learning and career goals. You will identify an area of interest and propose a project plan to pursue those goals through analysis, design, development, testing and implementation to complete the project. You may also pursue and complete a professional-level, industry-recognized certification. If you are wanting to register for CIT 490 you will need to work closely with the instructor to find a project and have it approved BEFORE they are able to register. The instructor will approve the project after ensuring that it meets all of the requirements. It is very important for you to start this process at the beginning of the semester BEFORE they want to register for it to allow time to complete the approval process. To start the approval process, you should go to CIT 490 Senior Projects and follow all of the instructions listed. You MUST WRITE and SUBMIT a project plan, and THE PLAN MUST BE APPROVED by the instructor prior to registration. Contact the instructor for proposal development directions.
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Ensign Information
There are no Class Projects offered through Ensign College.
4. Internship Waivers 
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Brigham Young University-Idaho Information
Internship Waiver requests will NO LONGER be processed by BYU-Pathway Worldwide for students on BYU-Idaho degrees. This includes students on all catalog years as they all have project/capstone options now.  
(BYU-Pathway Worldwide Online) Ensign Information
Waivers are not offered for Ensign College internships.
08/09/2024
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