Learning theory well is the basis of doing a good internship, brother, especially for a major in mechatronics like you. In the future, you are basically exposed to electrical control (PLC, CNC machine tool operation and maintenance), and theoretical knowledge is very important. After all, you have to involve a lot of procedures and electrical drawings. I thought the same thing when I was at school. Now that I think about it, good employers will only provide you with internship opportunities if they learn the theory well and hand in beautiful transcripts when looking for a job. Maybe you will say that you can also have internship opportunities at school, but the internship effect at school is completely different from that at the factory. Therefore, study hard and lay a good foundation for theoretical knowledge in the first two years, and you will be able to show your talents in the third year of internship. Start (a disease)