Abstract
It is shown that $\mathrm{GF} ( q^n )$ has a self complementary normal basis over $\mathrm{GF} ( q )$ if and only if n is odd or $n \equiv 2(\bmod{\text{-}}4)$ and q is even. All existence proofs are constructive and can be readily employed to obtain such bases.
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