S6 Computer Science Academic Internship

Apply S6 Computer Science through a reviewed 240-lab practical progression.

Price and billing

Translate a real problem into a bounded relational database with tables, relationships, data, reports, integrity, and safe access controls.
Build a modular student-performance analysis program using arrays, functions, procedures, validation, and formatted results.
Build and verify a requirements-driven registration system inside Soma with accessible forms, database relationships, connection handling, CRUD, search, and validation.
Choose and apply suitable Java collections in a tested student or travel data-management program.
Build and verify a safe database-driven Java school or library web application in Soma's Java Web Studio.
Build a bounded file-based student-record application with safe stream handling, deterministic searches, and disposable storage.

Prior knowledge: Complete the S5 Computer Science practical track or demonstrate equivalent Visual Basic, Java, and C++ foundations. Labs must be completed in order.
Devices: A computer with a modern web browser is recommended for practical work.
Software: A modern browser is required. Any additional course-specific software is identified in the relevant activity.
Equipment: No additional physical equipment is required unless a course activity explicitly states otherwise.
Connectivity: Internet access is required to load course content, save progress, and submit work.

6 units

Complete the assigned internship units, submit the required lab work, and satisfy the server-verified completion checks for the track.