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The company Name is " Gulf Farabi Petrochemical Company" In saudi Arabia

Class Please submit a proposal for you internship paper by Saturday midnight, February 4th. This proposal only needs to be one or two pages long and should briefly describe the aspects or projects at your internship that you will write about in your final paper. The proposal should also include the topics that you will be including in your literature review. These literature review topics should expand upon and/or explain your internship efforts (see syllabus). Please submit your proposals as a Word document to Blackboard. Regards,

we only need 1 or 2 pages for now to submit the proposal

the time i was having a internship with them was at July 13 through September 12, 2013
and my major is Mechanical Engineering

WRITE a PROPOSAL plz...1-2 pages :)

i need your help plz in 3-4 hrs if you can do it

Upload Assignment: Dropbox for proposal Cancel Save Draft Submit ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION Due Date Points Possible Saturday, February 4, 2017 20 11:59 PM Class Please submit a proposal for you internship paper by Saturday midnight, February 4th. This proposal only needs to be one or two pages long and should briefly describe the aspects or projects at your internship that you will write about in your final paper. The proposal should also include the topics that you will be including in your literature review. These literature review topics should expand upon and/or explain your internship efforts (see syllabus). Please submit your proposals as a Word document to Blackboard. Regards,

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PURPOSE

This report relates the author's twelve-month internship experience
with Fluor Engineers and Constructors, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as
Fluor or the Company), in order to establish that the objectives of the
internship have been met.

POSITION WITH COMPANY

The internship was served in the Cost and Scheduling Department,
with the formal designation of Associate Cost/Scheduling Engineer, under
the direct supervision of Mr. Earle E.A. Jansen as Control Team Manager.
Appendix A contains brief descriptions of Cost and Scheduling
ing functions.

Mr. Jack Wendt, General Manager of Cost and Scheduling.,
was the intern supervisor through much of the twelve-month life of the
the internship. He was subsequently assigned to an overseas project
near the end of the internship, and Mr. Jansen then became the Intern
Supervisor.

INTERNSHIP OBJECTIVES

Doctor of Engineering Internship Objectives fall under two major categories, program Engineering as general objectives defined by the College of conditions which all internships must meet, and
personal objectives defined by the intern for a particular internship. Personal objectives should be consistent with program objectives.

Program Objectives

The Student Manual [8:8] indentifies two objectives for Doctor of
Engineering internships, namely:

(a) to enable the student to demonstrate his ability to apply his
   knowledge and technical training by making an identifiable
contribution in an area of practical concern to the organi­
zation or industry in which the internship is served, and

(b) to enable the student to function in a non-academic environ­
    ment in a position where he will become aware of the
   organizational approach to problems in addition to traditional
engineering design or analysis. These may include, but are
not limited to, problems of management, labor relations,
public relations, environmental protection, and economics, for
example.

Personal objective

the following final objec­tives were defined to reflect the general guidelines.

1. Become familiar with the Process Industry Technology.
2. Take responsibility for cost engineering on one aspect of a
project.
3. Develop a manual of major cost reports.
4. Learn the essence of scheduling engineering.
5. Observe management practices at the project level.

Report organization and scope

Subsequent portions of the report are organized in a similar pro­gression as the personal objectives.

irst, some background information
Two areas of Fluor1s background are considered, one being
the company's
structure and operations
at the corporate
through
the
project levels, and the other covering the basic process technology of
the project on which the internship was served.
Considered next are the specific work assignments through which the
author's contributions were made.
discussed,
followed
by
the
The cost engineering activities are
scheduling
engineering
activities.
This
section concludes with a discussion of miscellaneous activities which
require
of
integration
Fluor's
job
of cost and scheduling
descriptions.
Then
follows
skills within
a discussion
the
scope
of project
management aspects to which the author was exposed, during the intern­
ship, through association with and observation of area project managers
and the project director.
Some of the information used in this report constitutes privileged
information and is thus being used with proper concern for proprietary
restraints.
values,
and job
technology
Also,
As a result, no mention of clients or vendors, exact dollar
will
locations will
be
particularly
for security reasons,
assignments will
contributions.
be
be made.
included
The discussion of process
restricted
to
general
principles.
no samples of the results of specific work
in the chapter on work assignments and

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