Prospectus and Curriculum Study Program / Majors / Department
(Required/Elective Courses, Job/Career Prospects, Profession, and Competencies of Graduates)
1. S1 Electrical Engineering |
Graduate Degree : S.T. or Ir. (Engineer (Sarjana Teknik or Insinyur))Prospectus of S1 Electrical Engineering |
Competencies of Graduates of S1 Electrical Engineering
In general, S1 Electrical Engineering graduates have professional skills in the field of electrical engineering in public life, to follow and master the concepts of science and the development of new technologies in the field of electrical engineering, as well as be able to apply their knowledge for the benefit of the industry needs is local or global; has the ability to organize, design and make a decision in principle to apply their knowledge to achieve competitive results and optimal, analytical and critical thinking in the decision-making of electrical engineering problems; has the ability to apply science and engineering principles of electrical engineering and has a strong personal integrity, creative, and competent; has the ability formulate and analyze problems of electrical engineering at the same time develop the settlement system; has the ability to design a system in the field of electrical engineering; able to communicate effectively; has the ability to apply systematic, stages, methods and concepts that are needed in the field of electrical engineering.
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering basic competence is to have quality and intellectual integrity; highly competitive both academically and morally; able to adjust to the changes; realize that science is always advancing and evolving; able to browse and obtain scientific information / engineering; know how and can constantly learning; handling each problem, was able to uncover the structure and core issues and set priorities stages of completion; know and can take advantage of the usefulness of mathematics and information technology can apply science and knowledge; proficient and skilled in electrical engineering; may solve problems logically, utilize data / information available; able to use these concepts to explain things that are not / less clear; able to work independently and effort; able to actively participate in the working group; able to communicate with experts in other areas of expertise and utilize their help; able to effectively utilize the resources available; able to start forming units stub entrepreneur in the field of electrical engineering, was able to follow new developments in the field of electrical engineering, conduct research, or to follow the course of study at a further level.
In particular, a graduate in Electrical Engineering equipped with the knowledge, professional ethics, ability and skills to apply the theories of electrical engineering is growing rapidly by utilizing information and communication technologies in the areas of:
Electric Power Systems Engineering, includes energy conversion engineering, transmission engineering and power distribution, interconnection systems, techniques and safety regulation, high voltage engineering, power system analysis, power system security, industrial electrical engineering, design and analysis of network electrical, power quality analysis, electrical machines, transformers, power electronics, electrical measurement, test and calibration of medium voltage electrical devices, etc.
Telecommunications and Multimedia Engineering, covering communication systems, engineering transmitting and receiving information, the transmission and propagation of electromagnetic waves, the transmitter and receiver design, the use of microprocessors in signal processing other information and communication systems, communication techniques applied, telecommunications network, modem engineering design package thin traffic radio and TV repeater engineering design, multimedia, database design techniques, design of electronic information network engineering, telecommunications project management, design engineering systems and the provision of communications radar antennas, etc.
Control Systems Engineering, includes mathematical models, system dynamics, control components and equipment, with computer settings, planning and analysis of the system model, the optimal setting techniques, digital regulation technique, robotic techniques and the application of other regulatory systems engineering, systems engineering, PLC (Programmable Logic controller), setting the process engineering industry instrumentation, industrial automation, system analysis, system simulation and optimization systems, etc.
Computer Systems Engineering, includes hardware and computer software, system logic, the use of logic in computer engineering, the use of computers as a means of data processing and the making of the program and analyzing the results of the program, and interfacing digital, digital processing, multimedia networks, computer networks, systems database, the design of computer systems, programming languages, digital imagery, technology (design) integrated circuits, etc.
Electronic Engineering, and includes a series of electronic components, integrated circuits, electronic equipment design, component manufacturing techniques, and the use of measuring tools in the industry and biomedical electronics, engineering design and electronics systems based on fuzzy logic, medical electronics, instrumentation, techniques Scale Integrated circuit large (VLSI), analog electronics system design, digital electronics system design, design of integrated electronic systems, electronic devices, technology (design) integrated circuits, etc.
Profession and Career Graduates of S1 Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering can work and a career in government or private institutions (national and multinational), service industries (such as banking), as well as various electronics companies, electric power, telecommunications, control systems, computer systems, such as telephone, radio, television, instrumentation, radar, computers, control systems, satellite telecommunications systems, informatics, automatic control, robotics, antennas, wireless telecommunications, PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), image processing and machine vision, digital signal processing, renewable energy, energy audits, power generation and transmission and distribution, and digital interfacing, digital processing, multimedia networks, computer networks, database systems, computer systems, integrated circuits, electronic components, electronic equipment, electronic measuring instruments in industry and biomedical, medical electronics, analog electronics systems and digital, etc.
Being Entreprenuer with established consulting services of electronics, electricity consultant, telecom consultant, control systems consultant, computer systems consultant, or contractor or production company founded electronics, telecommunications, control systems, computer systems, etc.
S1 Electrical Engineering Courses |
* = Specificity Electives / General Options
SKS = Semester Credit UnitsCourses | SKS | Numerical Analysis | 2 | Power System Analysis * | 3 | Advanced Power System Analysis * | 2 | Computer-Based Analysis (Matlab) * | 2 | Antennas & Propagation * | 2 | Computer Architecture * | 3 | Electrical Materials | 2 | Assembler Language * | 2 | Indonesian | 2 | English I | 2 | English II | 2 | English III * | 2 | English IV * | 2 | CASR * | 2 | Basic Electronics | 3 | Basic Computer & Programming | 2 | Basic Electrical Energy Conversion | 2 | Basic Control System | 3 | Basic Telecommunications System | 3 | Basic Electrical Engineering | 2 | VLSI Design * | 2 | Devais Electronics * | 3 | Electronics | 3 | Analog Electronics * | 3 | Power Electronics * | 2 | Digital Electronics * | 3 | Electronics Industry * | 2 | Electronic Communications * | 3 | Electronics Medika * | 3 | Electronics Optics * | 3 | Electronics Telecommunications * | 3 | Philosophy of Science * | 2 | Physics I | 4 | Physics II | 3 | Modern Physics | 2 | Fuzzy Logic * | 2 | Symptoms of High Field * | 2 | Symptoms of High Field Advanced * | 2 | Waves Walking * | 2 | Labor Laws | 2 | Power Installation & Tech Lighting * | 2 | ISDN * | 2 | Neural Networks * | 2 | Telecommunication Networks * | 3 | K3L (Occupational Health Safety & Environment) | 2 | Calculus I | 2 | Calculus II | 2 | Calculus III | 2 | Calculus IV | 2 | Capita Selecta Electronics * | 3 | Job | 2 | Entrepreneurship | 2 | Basic Chemistry | 2 | Telecommunications System Performance * | 3 | Control System Components * | 3 | Aircraft Construction * | 3 | Electrical Energy Conversion | 2 | Engineering Management and Economics | 2 | Engineering Mathematics I | 2 | Engineering Mathematics II | 2 | Engineering Mathematics III | 2 | Electromagnetic Field I | 2 | Electromagnetic Field II | 2 | Mechatronics * | 3 | Electrical Engineering Drawing (+ Studio) | 2 | Direct Current Machines * | 2 | Not Unison Engine * | 2 | Research Methodology | 2 | Microcontroller * | 3 | Microprocessor * | 3 |
| | Courses | SKS | Optimization * | 3 | Opto-electronics * | 2 | Pancasila and Citizenship | 3 | Generating Electrical Energy * | 3 | Advanced Programming * | 3 | Religious Education | 2 | Electrical Load Control * | 2 | Settings Digital Electronics * | 3 | Image Processing * | 2 | Data Signal Processing * | 3 | Digital Signal Processing * | 3 | Pengt Flight Sciences | 2 | Magnitude Measurement Electricity | 2 | Equipment Settings * | 3 | High Voltage Equipment * | 2 | Digital System Design * | 3 | Electronics System Planning * | 3 | Electric Power System Planning * | 2 | PLC (Programabel Logic Control) * | 2 | Basic Electronics Lab | 1 | Practical Computer Basics & Programming | 1 | Practicum Control System Basic | 1 | Practicum Power Engineering Basic | 1 | Practical Fundamentals of Telecommunications | 1 | Analog Electronics Lab * | 1 | Practical Physics | 1 | Practical Electrical Measurement Magnitude | 1 | Practicum PLC (Programabel Logic Control) * | 1 | Practicum and Digital Logic circuit has * | 1 | Practicum Electric Circuits | 1 | Pratikum Electrical Energy Convention * | 1 | Electric Circuits I | 3 | Electric Circuits II | 3 | Series & Digital Logic * | 3 | Traffic Engineering * | 3 | Remote Sensing * | 2 | Robotics * | 2 | Transmission Line * | 3 | Seminar | 2 | Distribution System * | 2 | Electronic Instrumentation System * | 3 | Analog Communication Systems * | 3 | Mobile Communications Systems * | 2 | Data Communication Systems | 3 | Digital Communication Systems * | 3 | Flight Communications Systems * | 2 | Control System * | 2 | Digital Control System * | 3 | Multivariable Control Systems * | 3 | Optimal Control Systems * | 3 | Linear Systems | 3 | Microprocessor Systems * | 2 | Signal Processing Systems * | 3 | Defense Systems * | 2 | Protection System * | 3 | Advanced Protection System * | 2 | Radar Systems * | 2 | Statistics and Probability | 2 | Stochastic * | 2 | Interface Engineering * | 2 | Microwave Engineering * | 2 | Satellite Communication Engineering * | 2 | Circuit technique Integration * | 3 | Engineering Robot * | 3 | Information Systems Technology | 2 | Function Theory & Conditions Limit * | 2 | Transformer * | 2 | Eclectic Power Transmission * | 2 | Power Transmission Pricing * | 2 | Final | 4 |
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2. S1 Mechanical Engineering |
Graduate Degree : S.T. or Ir. (Engineer (Sarjana Teknik or Insinyur))Prospectus of S1 Mechanical Engineering |
Competencies of Graduates of S1 Mechanical Engineering
S1 Mechanical Engineering graduates equipped with knowledge, ethics, ability and skills to design a machine tool, convert the energy from the source into useful energy, producing objects or machine parts in terms of techniques, processes and management.
S1 Mechanical Engineering graduate has the competence, skills, and knowledge of basic machine, solid mechanics, hydraulic and pneumatic, automotive, metallurgy, welding technology, cast technology, material failure, power generation systems, mechanics and fluid machinery, fuel and combustion motors in, heat and mass transfer, refrigeration and air conditioning engineering, machine tools and perautan, mechanical technology, industrial metrology, basic CNC, machining industry, computer aided engineering, mechanics and instrumentation, and industrial automation systems, maintenance engineering, energy conversion, energy management, etc.
General/basic competency Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering is to have quality and intellectual integrity; highly competitive both academically and morally; able to adjust to the changes; realize that science is always advancing and evolving; able to browse and obtain scientific information / engineering; know how and can continually learn; in dealing with each problem, and is able to reveal the structure of the core problems and set priorities stages of completion; know and can take advantage of the usefulness of mathematics and information technology can apply science and knowledge, competent and skilled in the field of mechanical engineering; able to solve problems logically, utilize data / information available; able to use these concepts to explain things that are not / less clear; able to work independently and effort; able to actively participate in the working group; able to communicate with experts in other areas of expertise and utilize their help; able to effectively utilize the resources available; able to start forming units pioneering entrepreneur in the field of mechanical engineering, was able to follow new developments in the field of mechanical engineering, conduct research, or to follow the course of study in levels further.
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering master the basics of the nature of science in general machining techniques and in particular, having the ability to think creatively and critically so that they can learn independently continually to always be able to follow the development of these areas of expertise, so it has great adaptability to the demands of environment; has extensive knowledge and insight that can be self-employed and create jobs; dominate the field of mechanical engineering has an important role in the process of industrialization such as movers, construction equipment and machine tools factory; also capable of handling the research, design and development of engineering fields such as automotive , konvervasi manufacturing technology and energy fields.
Profession and Career Graduates of S1 Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering to work and a career in government or private agencies (national and multinational) such as state-owned enterprises (BUMN), manufacturing companies, automotive, energy, consultancy and contracting services, mining and petroleum, research institutes, universities (state and private universities), etc. : as a leader or manager, or maintenance expert engineering, energy conversion, energy management, designers and developers such as automotive engineering, manufacturing technology, etc.
Being technopreneurs with established consultants and contractors with regard to fuel consumption, performance, impact and energy management, engine performance analysis, operation & maintenance training, design and control of manufacturing processes and systems, training of manufacturing technology, CAD / CAM, CNC, quality control and metrology industries, etc.
S1 Mechanical Engineering Courses |
* = Specificity Electives / General Options
SKS = Semester Credit Units* = Concentration / Specificity / Options Courses
SKS = Semester Credit Units
Courses | SKS | Heavy Equipment * | 3 | Material Fatigue Analysis * | 3 | Numerical Analysis and Computer Applications | 2 | Structural Analysis * | 3 | Indonesian | 2 | English 1 | 2 | English 2 * | 2 | English 3 * | 2 | English 4 * | 2 | Programming Languages * | 2 | CAD CAM | 3 | CAE * | 3 | Fluid Dynamics * | 3 | Vehicle Dynamics * | 3 | Engineering Economics | 3 | Machine Elements I | 3 | Machine Elements II | 3 | Machine Elements III * | 3 | Basic Physics I | 3 | Physics II | 3 | FMS * | 3 | Advanced Mechanical Vibration * | 3 | Mechanical Vibration | 3 | Basic Natural Science | 2 | Cultural Social Science Association | 2 | Calculus I | 3 | Calculus II | 3 | Job | 2 | Boiler & Turbine Steam * | 3 | Entrepreneurship | 2 | Chemical Engineering | 3 | Kinematics and Dynamics | 3 | Kompt. Fluid Dynamics & Perp. Hot * | 3 | Concept Design * | 3 | Concept Technology * | 2 | Corrosion * | 3 | Energy Management * | 3 | Production Management * | 3 | Industrial Management | 3 | Engineering Mathematics * | 3 | Materials Engineering | 3 | Materials Engineering II * | 3 | Fluid Mechanics * | 3 | Strength Material Mechanics | 3 | Mechatronics | 2 | Computer-Based Engineering Drawing | 2 | Drawing Techniques | 2 | Machines - Fluid machines | 3 | Energy Conversion Machines | 3 | Material Moving Machine * | 3 | Machine Tools | 3 | Physical Metallurgy | 3 |
| | Courses | SKS | Finite Element Method * | 3 | Research Methodology | 1 | Industrial Metrology * | 3 | Motor Fuel * | 3 | Material Selection and Process | 2 | Machine Programming NC / CNC | 3 | Religious Education | 2 | Citizenship Education | 2 | Introduction to Mechanical Engineering | 2 | Measurement Techniques | 2 | Equipment Engineering * | 2 | Experimental Design * | 3 | Piping System Design * | 3 | Tools Help * | 3 | Heat Transfer | 3 | Differential Equations * | 4 | Lift and Transport Aircraft * | 3 | Plastics and Polymers * | 3 | PPC / PPIC * | 3 | Industry Practices * | 3 | Basic Practicum | phenomenon Machines | 1 | Practical Physics | 1 | Practicum Achievement Machine | 1 | Practicum Production Process | 1 | Production Process I | 3 | Production Process II | 3 | Team Design Project I * | 3 | Team Design Project II * | 3 | Refrigrasi and Air Conditioning * | 3 | Engineering Design * | 3 | Robotics * | 3 | Final Seminar | 1 | Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems | 2 | Refrigrasi Systems and Applications * | 3 | Solid Waste Management I * | 3 | Solid Waste Management II * | 3 | Structural Statics | 3 | Statistics and Probability | 2 | Voltage Exsperimental * | 3 | Combustion Engineering * | 3 | Engineering Establishment * | 3 | Engineering Settings | 3 | Casting Techniques * | 3 | Welding Engineering * | 3 | Engineering Heat Exchanger * | 3 | Power Engineering | 2 | Machining Technology * | 3 | Basic Thermodynamics | 3 | Applied Thermodynamics * | 3 | Final | 5 |
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