CHAPTER I

PRELIMINARY

1.1 History

State Polytechnic of Malang was originally named Polytechnic of Brawijaya

University, established in 1982 based on Presidential Decree No. 59/1982. It takes place in
Malang City, East Java Province, and is one of 6 pioneering polytechnics based on Decree
of the General Director of Higher Education No.115/DIKTI/KEP/1984. Based on the Decree
of The Minister of Education No. 147/O/ 2004 dated 22nd November 2004, the name of the
Polytechnic of Brawijaya University changed into State Polytechnic of Malang (Polinema).
In the beginning, Polytechnic of Brawijaya University had four majors, namely the
Electronic Engineering Department, the Electrical Engineering Department, the Mechanical
Engineering Department, and the Civil Engineering Department. Along with the development
of industry and national development in Indonesia, in 1986 the Department of
Telecommunications Engineering, the Department of Accounting, and the Secretariat
Department opened. The following year, in 1987 the Chemical Engineering Department was
opened.
Polytechnic of Brawijaya University is a professional educational institution, initially
assisted by experts from Switzerland who are members of Swiss Contact and act
as Technical Assistant together with several experts from Indonesia who have received
special education at the Center of the Development of Polytechnic Education in
Bandung. Especially for the Department of Accounting and the Department of Business
Administration get help from The Australian Project.
Based on the Decree of the Minister of Education and Culture Number
0313/O/1991, Polytechnic of Brawijaya University consists of the following majors/study
programs:
1) Electrical Engineering Department, consisting of:
a. Electronic Engineering Study Program
b.Electrical Engineering Study Program
c. Telecommunications Engineering Study Program
2) Mechanical Engineering Department, Mechanical Engineering Study Program
3) Civil Engineering Department, Civil Engineering Study Program
4) Chemical Engineering Department, Chemical Engineering Study Program
5) Accounting Department, Accounting Study Program
6) Commerce Administration Department, Secretarial Study Program, and Office
Administration.
Starting on February 12th, 2001 the Department of Commerce Administration,
Secretariat Study Program, and Office Administration was changed to the Department of
Commerce Administration, Business Administration Study Program, based on the Decree of
the General Director of Higher Education Number 45/DIKTI/Kep/2001. To meet the needs of
society and industry, in 2004 the Department of Civil Engineering opened a Diploma IV in
Construction Engineering Management Study Program based on the General Director of
Higher Education permit number: 3803/D/T/2004. Then, in 2005 the Department of
Mechanical Engineering add new courses to open Diploma IV in Automotive Electronics
Engineering Study Program based on the General Director of Higher Education permit letter
Number: 2964/D/T/2005 and the Electrical Engineering Department opened the Diploma
Program in Information Management based the permit letter of General Director of Higher
Education number: 2001/D/T/2005. Furthermore, in 2006 the Department of Electrical
Engineering opened a Diploma IV of Electrical System Study Program based on permit letter
of the General Director of Higher Education Number: 1920/D/T/2006, and the Digital
Telecommunications Network Engineering by decree of the General Director of Higher
Education Number: 4679/D/T/2009. The Accounting Department opened Diploma IV in
Management Accounting Study Program based on the permit letter of General Director of
Higher Education Number: 2690/D/T/2006. Department of Business Administration opened
Diploma IV in Management Marketing Study Program based on the permit letter of General
Director of Higher Education Number: 3414/D/T/2006. Department of Electrical opened
Diploma IV in Electronics Engineering Study Program based on the permit letter of General
Director of Higher Education Number: 522 /D/T/2009, and Informatics Engineering Study
Program based on the Decree of the Minister of Education Number: 50/D/0/2010. In 2014
the Department of Mechanical Engineering opened the Diploma IV Program in the
Mechanical and Production Engineering Study Program based on Minister of Education and
Culture Decree No. 34/E/O/2014.
On March 6th, 2015 a new department was opened, namely, Information Technology
based on the Decree of Director Number 53 the year 2015 with the Diploma III Study
Program in Information Management and Diploma IV Study Program in Informatics
Engineering. Additionally in 2015 also opened New Study Program in Diploma IV Chemical
Technology Industry based on Decree Number 381/M/KP/VI/2015 and on November 18th,
2015 also opened a New Program Study in Diploma IV of Financial based on the Decree
Number 120/KPT/I/2015. Furthermore, in 2016 the Applied Master of Electrical Engineering
was opened based on the Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher
Education Number 340/KPT/I/2016, the Diploma III Study Program in English based on the
Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology, and Higher Education Number
340/KPT/I/2016, and in 2017 opened the Diploma III Study Program on Bridge and Water
Building Construction Technology based on the Decree of the Minister of Research,
Technology, and Higher Education Number 339/KPT/I/2017.
In 2018 Polinema obtained accreditation A based on the Decree of the National
Higher Education Accreditation Agency Number 409/SK/BAN-PT/Akred/PT/XII/2018 on
December 19th, 2018. The Accreditation Status and Accredited Ranking are valid for 5 (five)
years starting from the date when the Decree is set.

1.2 Fundamental

Polinema Academic Handbook for the Academic Year 2019/2020 is based on:
1) Law Number 20 the year 2003 concerning the National Education System.
2) Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 12 the Year 2012 concerning Higher
Education.
3) Presidential Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 8 the Year 2012
concerning the Indonesian National Qualification Framework.
4) Government Regulation Number 4 the Year 2014 concerning Implementation of
Higher Education and Management of Higher Education.
5) Regulation of the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia
Number 73 the Year 2013 concerning the Implementation of the Indonesian National
Qualification Framework in Higher Education.
6) Regulation of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education of the
Republic of Indonesia Number 44 the Year 2015 concerning National Standards of
Higher Education.
7) Regulation of the Minister of Research, Technology and the Higher
Education Republic of Indonesia Number 59 the Year 2018 concerning Diplomas,
Competency Certificates, Professional Certificates, Degrees and Procedures for
Writing Degrees in Higher Education
8) Decree of the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number
0211/U/1982 concerning Higher Education Programs within the Ministry of Education
and Culture.
9) Decree of the Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number
0313/O/1991 concerning the Arrangement of Polytechnics within Universities and
State Institutions.
10) Decree of the Minister of National Education of the Republic of Indonesia Number
147/O/2004 concerning the Establishment of POLINEMA on November 22nd, 2004.
 11) State Polytechnic of Malang Statute (POLINEMA) 2006.
12) Decree of the Director of the State Polytechnic of Malang Number 728 the Year
2019 concerning the Application of the Academic Handbook for State Polytechnic of
Malang year 2019 for the 2019/2020 Academic Year.

1.3 Vision and Mission

Vision
Becoming an Excellent Vocational Higher Education Institution in Global Competition

Mission
1) Organizing and Developing Quality, Innovative and Competitive Vocational Education
following the Needs of Industry, Government Institutions, and the Community;
2) Conducting Applied Research and Community Service that is Beneficial for the
Development of Science and Technology and Community Welfare;
3) Organizing an Educational Management System Based on Good Governance
Principles;
4) Creating an Academic Atmosphere that is Conducive for Improving the Quality of
Human Resources and Learning that Encourages Lifelong Learning Patterns and the
Growth of the Entrepreneurial Soul;
5) Develop Mutually Beneficial Collaboration with Various Parties, both inside and
outside the country in Relevant Areas.

1.4 Purpose

1) Producing Superior Graduates and highly competitive at the regional level who are
Godly and uphold the noble values of Indonesianness;
2) Producing National, Regional, and International Research, which is Beneficial for the
Development of Science, Technology, Business and Industry and Leads to the
Achievement of Scientific, Patent and Intellectual Property Publications;
3) Producing Community Service at the National Level that is Based on Applied
Technology and Services to Improve Community Welfare;
4) Producing an Educational Management System that Fulfills Good Governance
Principles; and
5) Producing Productive Forms of Cooperation with Various Parties, both domestic and
international.

1.5 Department and Study Program

POLINEMA provides educational programs for Diploma Three (D - III)
and Bachelor/Diploma Four (D - IV) programs as well as Applied Masters (S-2 Applied) programs
with the following majors/study programs:

D-III Education Program :

1) Electrical Engineering Department, consisting of:
a. Electronics Engineering Studi Program.
Accredited A based on decree Number: 4352 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III
/ XI 2017
b. Electrical Engineering Study Program.
Accredited B based on decree Number: 5 02 9 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / / Dipl-III /
XII / 2017

c. Telecommunications Engineering Study Program.

 Accredited B based on decree Number 798 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III /
VII I / 20 15
2) Mechanical Engineering Department
a. Mechanical Engineering Study Program.
Accredited B based on decree Number: 42 0 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / II /
2018
3) Civil Engineering Department
a. Civil Engineering Study Program.
Accredited B based on decree Number: 786 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / VI /
2015
b. Bridge, Road, and Water Building Construction Study Program
Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Number
340 / KPT / I / 2016 *)
c. Mining Technology Study Program
Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Number
398 / KPT / I / 2019 ***)
4) Chemical Engineering Department
a. Chemical Engineering Study Program.
Accredited A based on decree Number: 481 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / IX /
2014
5) Accounting Department
a. Accounting Study Program
Accredited A based on decree Number: 2007 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III
/ VI I / 2018
6) Department of Business Administration
a. Business Administration Study Program
Accredited A based on decree Number: 401 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / X /
2014
b. English Language Study Program
Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Number
340 / KPT / I / 2016 *)
7) Information Technology Department
a. Information Management Study Program
Accredited B based on decree Number: 380 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / IX /
2014

D – IV Education Program :
1) Mechanical Engineering Department
a. Electronic Automotive Engineering Study Program (Ototronik).
Accredited based on decree Number: 1166 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV / XI /
2015
b. Production Engineering and Maintenance Engineering Study Program
Accredited B based on decree Number: 84 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV / IV /
2018
2) Civil Engineering Department
a. Construction Management Engineering Study Program.
Accredited A based on decree Number: 0089 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-
IV / II / 2016
3) Electrical Engineering Department
a. Electrical System Study Program.
Accredited B based on decree Number: 1099 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV / IV
/ 2018

b. Digital Telecommunications Network Engineering Study Program

 Accredited B based on decree Number: 799 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV / VIII
/ 2015
c. Electronic Engineering Study Program.
Accredited B based on decree Number: 3209 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV /
XII / 2018
4) Chemical Engineering Department
a. Industrial Chemical Technology Study Program *)
5) Accounting Department
a. Management Accounting Study Program.
Accredited A based on decree Number: 5047 / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV / XII /
2017
b. Finance Study Program *)
Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Number
120 / KPT / I / 2015 *)
6) Business Administration Department
a. Marketing Management Study Program.
Accredited B based on decree Number: 1166 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV / XI
/ 2015
b. English Study Program for Business and Professional Communication
Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Number
310 / KPT / I / 2019 *** )
7) Information Technology Department
a. Informatics Engineering Study Program
Accredited B based on decree Number: 1810 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-IV /
VII / 2018

Applied Masters Education Program (S2-Applied)

1) Applied Master of Electrical Engineering Study Program
Accredited B based on decree Number: 1595 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / M / V / 2019
2) Applied Masters of Accounting Information Systems Study Program
Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Number 474 /
KPT / I / 2019 dated June 17th, 2019 *** )

Study Program Outside the Main Campus (PSDKU) Kediri City

Decree of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Number 354 / OPT /
I / 2019 dated May 6th, 2019
1) Diploma III of Account Study Program
Accredited B based on decree Number: 2814 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / VIII /
2017
2) Diploma III of Mechanical Engineering Study Program
Accredited B based on decree Number: 4930 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / XII /
2017
3) Diploma III of Informatics Management Study Program
Accredited B based on decree Number: 2570 / SK / BAN-PT / Akred / Dipl-III / VIII /
2017

Notes: *) Accreditation process

**) Re-accreditation process
***) New Study Program

1.6 Graduate Degree

Following Regulation of the Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education of
the Republic of Indonesia Number 59 the Year 2018 regarding Diplomas, Competency
Certificates, Professional Certificates, Degrees and Procedures for Writing Degrees in
 Higher Education, vocational degree graduates of Diploma III (D
III) programs are Associate Experts which is abbreviated as A.Md., and followed by a
knowledge group, while for graduates of the Diploma IV (D IV) program are the Applied
Bachelor which is abbreviated with S.Tr and followed by the knowledge group. The use
of a graduate degree in the form of an abbreviation is written behind the name of the
person.

1.7 Human Resources

a. Supported by certified professional lecturers with master and doctoral qualifications,

who come from domestic and foreign tertiary graduates.
b. The availability of educational staff ( PLP, technicians, laboratory assistants,
administrators, librarians) who support the smooth academic and administrative
processes.
c. Lecturers and education staff development are done to improve the quality by
having the certification, competence, and qualification are done in a way to continue
their studies to a higher level, namely; training programs, fellowships, workshops,
seminars, symposium, and sending lecturers to the industry for an internship
( apprenticeship ) and training in the industry ( on the job training ).

1.8 Facilities and Infrastructure

POLINEMA occupies a representative campus in a very strategic location. The

campus is located on Jalan Soekarno-Hatta with an area of 13.68 hectares. On-campus
there are various facilities including lecture buildings, office buildings, multimedia rooms,
laboratories, workshops, studios, libraries, Student Activities Unit Secretariat Building,
Technical Implementation Unit Building, Printing, religious facilities, internet/wifi, canteen,
Citra Cooperative Polinema, Student Business (USMA), sports facilities, open theater, call
centers, polyclinics, transportation facilities, parking lots, ETU ( Entrepreneur Training
Unit ), JPC ( Job Placement Center ), Pertamina Hall, Student Center / Graha POLINEMA,
Office International Affairs (KUI), POLINEMA Theater Building, Masjid An-Nur Mosque, Fruit
Flavor Drink Teaching Factory (Chemical Engineering), Plastic Printing Teaching
Factory (Mechanical Engineering), and so on.
The POLINEMA campus map can be seen in Figure 1:

Figure 1. Building Plan of the POLINEMA Campus on Jalan Soekarno Hatta

 CHAPTER II
EDUCATION SYSTEM

2.1 Implementation of Education

The duration of the Diploma III program (Associate Expert) at POLINEMA is 3 years
or 6 semesters, with details of 5 semesters of lectures on campus and 1 semester used for
Field Work Practices (PKL) and completion of the final study report. The educational period
of the Diploma IV (Bachelor of Applied Science) program is 4 years or 8 semesters, with
details of 7-semester lectures on campus and 1 semester used for fieldwork practice (PKL)
and completion of a thesis. Each semester lasts for 17 effective weeks divided into 16 weeks
face-to-face and 1-week end-of-semester exams (UAS), with learning methods in the form of
lectures, responses, tutorials, seminars, or other similar forms.
The weight of 1 credit of learning methods Lecture, Response, and Tutorial is
equivalent to 50 minutes face to face, 60 minutes structured assignments, and 60 minutes of
independent activities. While the weight of 1 credit of seminar learning methods or other
similar forms is equivalent to 100 minutes face to face, and 70 minutes independent
assignment, so the total credits for DIII for 3 years is equivalent to 108-120 credits, for DIV
for 4 years is equivalent to 144-160 credits. POLINEMA as vocational education prioritizes
psychomotor learning in the form of Workshop Practices, Laboratory Practices, Studio
Practices, and Field Work Practices (PKL) with a weight of 1 credit equivalent to 170 minutes
of practicum (100 minutes of practice; 70 minutes of independent assignment).
The educational period of the transfer program from Diploma III to Diploma IV is for 2 to 3
semesters. Each semester lasts for 17 effective weeks so the total hours during the education period
are equivalent to 34-50 credits. As for the transfer program from Diploma I and Diploma II to Diploma
III or Diploma IV and Diploma IV to Masters-Applied Levels and transfer students are regulated
separately through Director's Decree.
Implementation of matriculation for subjects that have not been taken and the
conversion of courses is regulated by the department with the approval of the Director.
Matriculation is carried out before the lecture begins.
Education at POLINEMA requires students to take all courses that are programmed
each semester. POLINEMA vocational education learning system has the following
characteristics:
1) Students take all courses that are programmed and must pass every semester
following applicable regulations.
2) The success of student studies is determined based on academic achievement,
attendance at lectures, and observance of the following discipline.
3) The weight of the credits for each course is determined based
on learning outcomes.
4) Total credits per semester are a maximum of 24 credits.

2.2 Curriculum

The curriculum applied at POLINEMA is following the Law of the Republic of

Indonesia Number 12 the Year 2012 concerning Higher Education, Regulation of the
Minister of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia Number 73 the Year 2013
concerning the Implementation of the Indonesian National Qualification Framework in Higher
Education and the Ministry of Research and Technology Number 44 the Year 2015
concerning National Higher Education Standards and Presidential Regulation Number 8 the
Year 2012 concerning KKNI. As for the curriculum and syllabus in each department/study
program listed in the attachment to the Decree of the Director of the State Polytechnic of
Malang.
2.3 Course Coding

Each course is given a code consisting of 3 letters and 6 numbers with the following
conditions:
1. The course code in each study program starts with 3 capital letters according to
tables 1 and 2.
2. The fourth and fifth digits represent the last two digits of the academic year
3. The sixth digit shows the semester.
4. The seventh digit indicates concentration, if there is no concentration the seventh
digit is filled with the number "0".
5. The eighth digit to nine shows a sequence of courses in one semester.

Example:
AKT191008
Information:
AKT: denotes DIII Accounting study program majoring in Accounting
19: shows the academic year of a new student
1: show semester 1
0: indicates there is no concentration of study programs
08: shows the order of courses in the curriculum structure

Table 1. Course Code of DIII Study Program

No. Code Information

1 REC Electronic Engineering Study Program

2 RAIL Electrical Engineering Study Program
3 RTT Telecommunications Engineering Study Program
4 RIF Information Management Study Program
5 RME Mechanical Engineering Study Program
6 RSI Civil Engineering Study Program
7 RKM Chemical Engineering Study Program
8 AKT Accounting Study Program
9 AAB Business Administration Study Program
10 ING English Language Study Program
RJA Bridge, Road, and Water Building Construction
11
Study Program
12 RTP Mining Technology Study Program

Table 2. Course Code of DIV Study Program

1 RMK Construction Engineering Management Study Program
Electronic Automotive Engineering Study Program
2 ROE
(Ototronik)
3 SSR Electrical System Study Program
4 AKM Management Accounting Study Program
5 AAP Marketing Management Study Program
6 RTD Digital Telecommunications Network Engineering Study
 Program
7 RTE Electronic Engineering Study Program
8 RTI Informatics Engineering Study Program
Production and Maintenance Engineering Study
9 RTP
Program
10 RKI Industrial Chemical Technology Study Program
11 KEU Financial Study Program
English Language Study Program for Business and
12 IBP
Professional Communication

2.4 Learning Process

a. The Implementation of the Learning Process through the stages of Determination,
Implementation, Evaluation, Control, and Improving the quality of learning (PPEPP
cycle).
b. The implementation of learning refers to the Outline of the Learning Program
(GBPP), the Lecture Program Unit (SAP), and the Semester Learning Plan (RPS)
prepared by the lecturer, authorized by the department/study program.
c. The implementation of learning emphasizes the effort to increase the willingness and
ability of students to find, obtain, process, and apply science and
technology.
d. Learning is carried out in the form of lectures, seminars, discussions, practicum, work
on independent and group assignments, field studies or conducting fieldwork
practices (PKL) in Industry or Certified Student Internship Practices (PMMB) in
SOEs
e. To improve the quality of learning implementation, each department/study program is
assisted by a Teaching Group.

2.5 Lecture Schedule, Practicum and Job Training / PMMB

a. Lectures and practicums are held from Monday to Friday starting at 7 AM and ending
at a maximum of 8 PM.
b. Course schedules are regulated by each department/study program based on the
applicable POLINEMA academic calendar.
c. The fieldwork practice schedule (PKL) or PMMB is determined based on the
agreement of the company following applicable regulations
2.6. Student Alpa
2.6.1. Reason for Absence
2.6.1.1. Sick

a. If one day sick without a doctor's letter there must be a written statement signed by
an academic supervisor (DPA).
b. Not present more than 1 (one) day due to illness must submit a doctor's letter,
which is given no later than 2 (two) working days since being absent due to illness.
c. Leaving college due to illness during lectures must ask permission of the lecturer or
Head of the Study Program or Department Secretary or Head of the Department.

2.6.1.2. Permission

a. Not present 1 (one) day or more because there is a matter there must be a
parent/proxy's letter signed by DPA.
 b. Leaving college due to permission at the time of the lecture takes permission from
the lecturer or Head of Study Program or Department Secretary or Head of
Department.

2.6.1.3. Alpha

a. Not present without permission, or

b. Being late, or
c. Leave the lesson without the permission of the lecturer or the Head of the Study
Program or the Department Secretary or the Head of the relevant Department, or
d. Absent due to illness for more than one day without a doctor's statement.

2.6.1.4. Dispensation

Students who get dispensation because there is an assignment from the institution
with the approval of the head of POLINEMA must submit a letter of assignment or
dispensation letter to the Department or Study Program before the implementation and the
person concerned is considered to be present.

2.6.2. Sanction for Absence

2.6.2.1. Academic

Forms of academic sanctions can be in the form of written warnings to drop out of studies.
a. Written warnings are given in stages following the amount of absence due to alpha
within one semester with the following conditions:
1) Didn't attend because alpha reaches 18 hours or more and got Warning
Letter I (SP I).
2) Didn't attend because alpha reaches 36 hours or more and got Warning
Letter II (SP II).
3) Didn't attend because alpha reaches 47 hours or more and got Warning
Letter III (SP III).
b. Study dropout (PS) is given if alpha due to alpha reaches 56 hours or more, except
for final year students being given terminal sanctions.

2.6.2.2. Compensation
a. Compensation is a change of time that is charged to students for their absence due
to alpha.
b. Compensation does not eliminate alpha following sub-chapter 2.6.1.
c. The form and implementation of compensation are regulated by the department,
which is expected to have implications for the improvement of alma mater's
knowledge, skills, discipline, and loyalty.
d. The form and implementation of compensation are regulated by the department,
which is expected to have implications for increasing the knowledge, skills, discipline,
and loyalty of the alma mater
e. Compensation is carried out after official college hours have ended or during holidays
and the implementation and form of compensation and sanctions for those who do
not carry out compensation are determined by the department. If compensation is not
carried out in the same semester, the amount of compensation is multiplied by two in
the following semester and so on.

2.6.3. Maximum Limit of Absence

a. The cumulative number of absences due to illness, permission, and alpha which
reaches 52 hours in one semester, students will get a notification letter.
 b. The number of absences continues due to illness which reaches 76 hours or more in
1 semester, students are declared dropped out of the study or academic leave for
those who submit.
c. The number of absences due to illness, permission, and alpha which
reached 76 hours or more in 1 semester, students were declared to pass with the title
of trial for 3 months.
d. The cumulative number of absences due to illness, permission, and alpha that
reaches 114 hours or more in 1 academic year will be given a notification letter.
e. The cumulative number of absences due to illness, permission, and alpha which
reaches 152 hours or more in 1 academic year, is stated:
1) Study Dropout from Polinema for students levels 1 and 2 (except applying for
academic leave).
2) Terminals for level 3 students for D-III students, and level 4 for D-IV
students.
f. The cumulative number of practice absences with the block system is regulated
separately by the department concerned.

2.7 Evaluation of Student Learning Outcomes

a. Aim
 Obtain information on the achievement of learning objectives that have been
formulated in the GBPP and RPS.
 Knowing student learning progress will be reported to parents.
b. Evaluation can be carried out in the form of observation, participation, performance,
written tests, online tests, and oral tests which will be arranged in the Semester
Learning Plan.
c. Evaluation of student learning outcomes includes Structured Assignments / Quizzes /
Tutorials / Daily Tests, Presentations, Seminars, Practicum, Final Exam, Final Exam
which are adjusted to the course and used for assessment of mastery of knowledge,
general skills, and special skills which are done by selecting one or a combination of
sharing techniques and assessment instruments.
d. Final grades must be submitted at the end of the semester at least four grades.
e. The lecturer supporting the course must submit the results of the assessment to the
academic administration of the Department / Study Program no later than 2 weeks
after the final semester examination.

2.7.1 Organization of Semester Exams

a. Exams are held 2 times each semester, namely midterm (UTS) and final semester
exams (UAS).
b. The midterm (UTS) is not scheduled but is arranged and coordinated by the
department/study program. Submission of UTS grades following the academic
calendar.
c. The implementation of the final semester exams is scheduled and arranged and
coordinated by the department/program of study following the academic calendar.

2.7.2 Rules of Examination Semester

a. Rules for conducting semester exams:

 Has fulfilled the obligation to pay the tuition fee
 Present precisely at the specified time.
 Show Student Identity Card (KTM) which is still valid at the end of the semester
exams.
 Sign the attendance list at the end of the semester examination.
 Cheating is prohibited during the test.
  Other matters are regulated by each department.
b. Violations of the rules above are subject to sanctions that are regulated by the
Department.

2.8 Rating System

2.8.1 Final Score

The final score is a numeric score for each subject as a result of several evaluations
of the course concerned. The final score is determined by the following formula:

f i xi
NA  i 1
n

f
i 1
i

dengan
NA = nilai akhir
fi = bobot ke - i
xi = nilai ke - i

The final score will be converted to a quality score in the form of a letter of the score and an
equivalent score with the following conditions:

Table 4. GPA Conversion

Quality Rating
Score
Letter Score Equivalent Score Qualification
8 0 <N≤ 100 A 4 Very good

7 3 <N≤ 80 B+ 3,5 More than good

6 5 <N≤ 7 3 B 3 Good

6 0 <N≤ 6 5 C+ 2,5 More than enough

5 0 <N≤ 60 C 2 Enough

39 < N≤ 50 D 1 Less

N≤ 39 E 0 Failed

2.8.2 Semester Performance Index (IPS)

Semester Achievement Index is the average score of the end of the semester of the
combined courses taken in the semester concerned. The Semester Performance Index is
calculated by adding up the multiplication between the letter grades of each course taken
and the credits of the course concerned divided by the number of credits of courses taken in
one semester.

2.8.3 Grade Point Average (GPA)

 The Cumulative Achievement Index is the final average score of study of a combined
course taken during the study concerned. The grade point average is calculated by adding
up the multiplication between the letter grades of each course taken and the credits of the
course concerned divided by the number of credits of courses taken that have been taken

2.9 Judgement

Judgment is a decision of a department/study program meeting to determine the

grade and graduation status of students. Whereas the status of student dropouts is under
the authority of POLINEMA leadership. For the judiciary, the submission of the midterm
and end of semester grades in the majors/study programs is submitted to the academic
department according to the academic calendar. Judgment is carried out on:
a. Middle Semester: mid-semester judgment to determine graduation status for
students who have passed the trial in the previous semester.
b. End of Semester: final semester judgment to determine the graduation status
of students at the end of the semester.

2.10 Final Study Evaluation

The final evaluation of the study is an evaluation of the accumulated grades of the
semester I through semester VI for DIII students, and up to semester VIII for DIV
students. Students are declared to graduate at the end of the study if they get a minimum GPA
of 2.00.

2.11 Academic Status

2.11.1 Pass Semester

a. Students are declared to pass the semester (L) if the Semester Achievement Index
(IPS) is at least equal to 2.00 with the following conditions:
1) The value of courses in Religion, Pancasila, Citizenship is not less than C.
2) The total D score is not more than 1 for practical / practicum courses
3) There is no E.
b. Students are declared to pass the semester with a trial period of 3 months (L**) if
they meet the requirements of item 2.12.1 (a) in sub-chapter 2.12 plus one or more of
the following conditions:
1) Get a warning letter III.
2) The number of D score is more than 3 subjects.

2.11.2 Do Not Pass Semester

a. Students are declared not graduated at the end of the semester if they meet one or
more of the following conditions:
1) IPS is less than 2.00.
2) There is an E score.
3) The value of the subjects of Religion, Pancasila, Citizenship is less than C.
4) The total D score is more than 1 for practical/practicum subjects.
5) Two consecutive semesters pass with trial pass status.
6) Not applying for academic leave
b. Students are declared not graduated in the middle of the semester if there are one or
more of the following conditions in the trial period of 3 months (midterm)
1) IPS is less than 2.00.
2) There is an E score.
3) The score of the subjects of Religion, Pancasila, Citizenship is less than C.
4) The total D score is more than 1 for practical/practicum subjects
 5) There are D scores in more than 3 subjects.

2.11.3 Terminal

Students are declared terminals at the end of semester V or VI for DIII students, and
at the end of semester VII, or VIII for DIV students, if they meet one or more of the following
conditions:

a. The semester performance index (IPS) is less than 2.00.

b. There is an E score.
c. Religion, Pancasila, Citizenship, and Final Study report scores are less than C.
d. The total D score is more than 1 for practical / practicum course
e. Total D scores are more than 3 subjects.

2.11.4 Dropout

a. Students who fail to study at the end of the semester and do not apply for academic
leave until 2 weeks after judgment are declared to have dropped out of the study.
b. Students are declared dropped out of the study due to absence by referring to section 2.6.2.1
point b and section 2.6.3 point e 1).

2.11.5 Graduated

Students passed the end of the study if the minimum cumulative achievement index (GPA) is 2.00.

2.12 Graduation Predicate

The predicate of graduation with honors is determined by taking into account the
study period of 3 years for the D-III program and 4 years for the D-IV program. Especially for
students who have had academic or terminal leave, the title of maximum graduation is very
satisfying. The basis for determining the graduation predicate is as the following Table 5:

Table 5. Graduation predicate

Graduation predicate GPA
With compliments 3.51 - 4.00
Very satisfy 3.01 - 3.50
Satisfying 2.76 - 3.00
Graduated 2.00 - 2.75

2.12.1 Academic Leave

Academic leave is a delay in attending academic activities at the request of students

within one (1) year with the Director's permission accompanied by strong reasons known by
the parents/proxies of the students concerned and the Head of the Department. Academic
leave is valid for all students with the following provisions:
a. Academic leave, which is carried out before the end of the semester, must repeat all
courses starting in the same semester the following year.
b. Academic leave can be given to students who are declared not to have passed the
final semester of their study but apply for academic leave up to 2 weeks after
judgment. The student must repeat in the semester that is declared not graduated.
 c. Academic leave that is done after the semester ends, can directly take the semester
above it the following year if in the judgment is declared graduate.
d. Academic leave is granted only one (1) time during the study period at POLINEMA,
and academic leave is counted as a study period. The maximum study period for D-
III is 5 years and for D-IV is 7 years.
e. Students who are on academic leave are still required to re-register.
f. Students with academic leave status and do not re-register until the specified time
limit is considered resigning.
g. Other matters outside the provisions are determined by the Director upon the
proposal of the Head of the Department.

2.12.2 Terminal

The terminal is a postponement of the study period granted to students in the V

semester or VI semesters for DIII, and semester VII or VIII for DIV, appropriate academic
regulations as outlined in chapter II of sub-chapter 2.1.2.2 with the following provisions:
a. The terminal is only given once during the study period and is only given to students
who have never had academic leave.
b. Students must repeat all courses in the same semester the following year, according
to the curriculum that runs in the academic year after the terminal.
c. Students who are in the terminal because there are courses than Final Reports or
Thesis that have not yet graduated or have not yet completed then the student must
repeat all courses in the last semester.
d. Students who conduct terminals are still required to re-register.
e. Students with Terminal status and do not re-register until the specified time limit is
considered resigning.
 CHAPTER III
CAMPUS LIFE RULES

3.1 Level of Rules Violations and their Classifications

To encourage students to maintain discipline in the campus environment required

discipline of campus life.

3.1.1 Level of Violation

The level of violation is determined as follows:

1. Level I, namely very serious violation
2. Level II, namely serious violations
3. Level III, namely the violation is quite severe
4. Level IV, namely moderate violations
5. Level V, namely minor violations

3.1.2. Classification of Rules Violation

Table 6 follows are the types of rules violation presented in the form of a Violation
table and the Violation Level.

Table 6. Classification of Violation Rates

No. Violation Level
Communicate rudely, whether written or unwritten to students, lecturers,
1 V
employees, or others

Dressed disrespectfully and not neat. These include: tightly dressed,

transparent, wearing a t-shirt, tank top, hipster, you can see,
2 IV
miniskirt, backless, shorts, three-fourths trousers, leggings, torn
shirts/trousers, sandals in the campus environment

Male student with unkempt, longish hair, that is, the length of his hair
3 crosses the border of the eyebrows on the front, ears on the side or touches IV
the collar of the neck

4 Haired students with punk models painted other than black and/or skinned. IV

5 Eating, or drinking in the lecture/laboratory/workshop. IV

Breaking the rules/provisions that apply in Polinema both in the Department
6 III
/ Study Program
7 Does not maintain cleanliness in all areas of Polinema III
Make a noise that interferes with the implementation of lectures or
8 III
practicum that is ongoing.
9 Smoking outside the smoking area III
10 Playing cards, online games in the campus area III

11 Littering or scribbling tables, chairs, walls, etc. in the Polinema environment III

12 Be rude or disrespectful to students, lecturers, and / or employees. III

No. Violation Level
13 Damaging existing facilities and infrastructure in the Polinema area II

Not maintaining order and security in all areas of Polinema (for example
14 II
improper parking, graduation celebration convoys, etc.)

Dirt/damage other people's belongings including State Polytechnic of

15 II
Malang
16 Access pornographic material in the classroom or campus area II

17 Carry and / or use sharp weapons and / or firearms for criminal matters II

18 Doing fights, and forming gangs/groups that have negative aims. II

19 Carry out practical political activities on campus II

20 Committing acts of violence or fighting on campus. II

21 Abusing identity for negative actions II

Threatening, whether written or unwritten to students, lecturers, and / or
22 II
employees.
23 Stealing in any form I / II

24 Cheating in the academic, administrative, and financial fields. I / II

25 Extortion and / or fraud I / II

26 Harassing and/or immoral acts in all forms on and off-campus I / II

Gambling, consuming alcoholic drinks, and / or drinking in the environment

27 I / II
and outside the campus POLINEMA

Join the organization and / or spread ideologies that are prohibited by the
28 I / II
Government.
29 Falsifying data / documents / signatures. I / II

30 Perform plagiarism (copy-paste) in assignments or scientific work I / II

Not maintaining the good name of Polinema in the community and / or

31 I
defaming Polinema through any media

Conducting activities or similar that can reduce the honor or dignity of the
32 I
State, Nation, and POLINEMA.

33 Use of psychotropic goods and/or other addictive substances I

34 Circulate and sell psychotropic goods and / or other addictive substances I

35 Involved in a criminal offense and found guilty by the court I

3.2 Accumulation of Violation Sanctions
Violations of the Campus Life Rules will be accumulated for each category of
violations and applies as long as students are still registered as students at the State
Polytechnic of Malang
a. If a violation of level V is committed 3 (three) times, the classification of the violation
is increased to violation level IV.
b. If a violation of level IV is committed 3 (three) times, the classification of the violation
is increased to a Level III violation.
c. If a level III violation is committed 3 (three) times, the classification of the violation is
increased to a level II violation.
d. If a level II violation is committed 3 (three) times, the classification of the violation is
increased to a Level I violation.

3.3 Sanctions for Violations

The following are sanctions based on the level of violation:
1. Sanctions for Level V violations committed by students in the form of oral reprimand
accompanied by a statement not to repeat the act, stamped, signed by the student
concerned and DPA
2. Sanctions for Level IV violations committed by students in the form of written warning
accompanied by a statement not to repeat the act, stamped, signed by the student
concerned and DPA
3. Sanctions for Level III violations committed by students in the form of:
a. Make a statement not to repeat the act, stamped, signed by the student
concerned and DPA
b. Perform specific tasks, for example, responsible for repairing or cleaning up, and
other tasks.
4. Sanctions for Level II violations committed by students in the form of:
a. Subject to compensation or replacement of objects and / or similar objects, and /
or
b. Perform social service tasks within a certain period, and / or
c. Given the D score in related subjects when committing a violation
5. Sanctions for first-degree violations committed by students in the form of:
a. Disabled (Academic Leave / Terminal) for two semesters, and / or
b. Dismissed as a student.
 CHAPTER IV
FINAL PROJECT

4. 1 Definition

Final Project is a scientific work which is a requirement to get an Associate Degree

(A.Md. followed by a group of sciences) for the D-III program, Applied Bachelor (S.Tr
followed by a group of sciences) for the Bachelor program. The Final Project for the D-III
program is called the Final Report, for the D IV program, it is called a Thesis.
4.2 Nature and Purpose of the Final Project
a. Nature
Must be done by every final semester student and has the same position with
theoretical and practical subjects.
b. Aim
Students can apply their knowledge and skills according to their field of expertise.

4.3 Final Project Material

a. Following the field of science majors/study programs
b. Actual, applied, and no plagiarism.
c. The preparation of the final project should refer to the Final Task Guide Study
Program
d. The entrepreneurship program and scientific work of students can be considered as
one of the Final Assignments if it is following the competencies of the field of
study.

4.4 Implementation of the final project

a. The final project is carried out in the final semester.
b. The form of the Final Project is regulated by each study program.
c. Guidelines for Implementation of Final Projects are regulated by each study
program.

4.5 Supervising and Examining Lecturers

a. Supervisors and/or examiners have at least a functional position of Expert Assistant
following the knowledge group discussed.
b. The number of supervisors for Final Report (D-III) and Thesis (D-IV) refers to the
Study Program guidelines.
c. In addition to competent lecturers, supervisors, and examiners, they can come from
other institutions (industry, professional associations, etc.).
d. Matters that are not following the provisions in point 1 are determined by the
Director upon the proposal of the Head of the Department.

4.6 Implementing the Final Assignment Exams

a. The composition of the Final Examination Committee is adjusted to the
department's needs as determined by the Director's Decree
b. Executing the Final Examination consists of a panel of examiners and a committee
determined by the Director upon the proposal of the Head of the Department.
c. The panel of examiners consists of:
1) Head of the Assembly, held by the Head of the Department
2) The Secretary of the Assembly, held by the Secretary of the Department,
3) Members of the Assembly, held by the Lecturer.
4) If the head of the Assembly and or the Secretary of the Assembly are unable,
the Director appoints his successor.
d. The Organizing Committee consists of:
1) The Chairperson is the Head of the Study Program.
 2) Deputy Chairperson, held by a Lecturer.
3) Secretary, held by the Lecturer.
4) Members, held by Lecturers.

4.7 Job Description Examination for Final Examination

a. Committee:
1) Assisting the majors in carrying out the activities of the final project.
2) Making a report on the implementation of the final project activities.
b. Head of the Assembly:
1) Presiding over the panel of examiners.
2) Announcing the results of the Final Assignment exam.
3) Responsible for the implementation of final project activities.
c. Assembly Secretary:
1) Assisting the Head of the Assembly.
2) Recording things that are considered necessary in the implementation of the final
project activities.
3) Making the reports of the final project exam.
d. Testers:
1) Examiners, in charge of testing and providing final exam test scores.
2) The witness examiner, in charge of explaining the trial session of the examination he
witnessed if deemed necessary, and acted as a moderator and signed the minutes of
the final assignment exam.
e. Mentor
1) Guiding students in the completion of the final project.
2) Providing final project score.
3) Preparing students in the final project examination.
4.8 Test Schedule
a. The schedule for conducting the final project examination is set by the department
after the PKL report is submitted.
b. The examination of the final project is scheduled in a maximum of 3 stages.
c. The deadline for the final project is a maximum of 4 weeks after the end of
the odd semester and a maximum of 8 weeks after the end of
the even semester.
d. Revision of the final project is collected no later than 4 weeks after it was declared
graduated.
e. Matters that have not been regulated in the implementation of the final project
examination are arranged by the Director with the proposed majors/study
programs.

4.9 Assessment
a. The final project assessment consists of:
1) The value of guidance is the value given by the final project supervisor.
2) Oral exam scores are grades given by final project examiners
b. Guidance assessment criteria and final project examinations are regulated by the
department/study program
c. Students who do not pass the final project examination and have not yet graduated in
the semester can complete the following semester until the maximum limit of the
study period.

4.10 Obligations for Writing in a Journal

Specifically for D-IV students' theses, they are required to make scientific articles
published in journals following the provisions issued by the Ministry of Research,
Technology, and Higher Education.
4.11 Graduation Status

When students have not passed the final report or thesis according to
section 4.9 point c, the person concerned is not declared terminal but only completes the
final project and is given a time limit up to the maximum study period.
 CHAPTER V
SUPERVISOR LECTURERS

Supervisor lecturers play a role in coaching students in academic and non-academic

fields. Supervisor lecturers consist of Academic Supervisor Lecturers and Student
Supervisor Counselors.

5. Academic Supervisor Lecturer

Academic Supervisor is a POLINEMA lecturer who is given the task and

responsibility to help and guide students so that they can develop their potential optimally
and can complete their studies following the specified time.

5.1.1 Purpose
a. Help reduce student difficulties in studying at POLINEMA
b. Help reduce and/or solve problems while studying at POLINEMA
c. Helps create a conducive learning situation for POLINEMA students

5.1.2 Function

a. Guiding students in overcoming learning difficulties at POLINEMA

b. Guiding students to avoid the possibility of obstacles in completing their studies at
POLINEMA
c. Motivating students to develop their academic potential optimally.

5 .1.3 Tasks
Academic Supervisors must help the students' studies run smoothly both in the
academic and non-academic fields, among others.
a. Approving the student's Study Plan Card (KRS) that is mentored.
b. Guiding students for guidance in effective and efficient time management in terms
of studying at POLINEMA.
c. Observing, assisting, and spurring the smoothness of student guidance studies
which include matters relating to lecturing techniques, book reading techniques,
and good learning methods.
d. Conducting consultations with the trustees of the subject concerned, especially for
guidance students who experience study barriers.
e. Giving suggestions to students to be creative in completing studies.
f. Giving understanding to students for guidance to understand the goals and
functions of higher education and the role of students in the nation and state
development.
g. Providing consultation time for student guidance on a scheduled basis.
h. Together with the Head of the Department / Head of the Study Program to solve the
problem of the continuation of student studies.
i. Delivering information at the judicial meeting for the class he is assisting.
j. Delivering the results of the evaluation and report of the judicial meeting to the class
they are assisting
k. Making a report on student guidance activities to the Director of POLINEMA through
the Head of Department / Study Program at the end of each semester.
l. Considering the final evaluation in the judicial session honestly and responsibly.
m. Documenting academic coaching activities in the consultation book and counseling
guidance.
5.1.4 Service Program

a. Providing guidance and counseling directed to new students to facilitate and

facilitate the role of students in the campus environment.
b. Guiding students to be able to understand the rules that apply in the Polinema
environment as a material for decision making in achieving learning objectives.
c. Providing guidance that allows students to choose concentration and academic
career paths according to their potential, talents, interests, and personal conditions.
d. Providing guidance and counseling that allows students to develop themselves
concerning attitudes and study habits that are good and right to achieve optimal
results.
e. Providing guidance and counseling that allows students to get services directly in
the context of discussion and resolution of problems individually.
f. Guiding students individually and/or together in the form of materials/input that is
useful to support daily life on campus.

5 .2 Student Supervisor Lecturer

Student Supervisor Lecturers are Lecturers who are appointed by the Director upon
the proposal of the Head of the department to assist the leadership in terms of mentoring
and coaching student activities.

5 .2.1 Objectives
a. Helping develop attitudes oriented towards achievement and achievement of the best
possible results and develop the ability to think scientifically in organizational
practice.
b. Helping improve the nature and spirit of leadership that is capable of mastering,
applying, and transferring science and technology.
c. Helping students in groups or institutions to solve problems encountered in the
implementation of student activities.
d. Helping the Department to identify the potential non-academic abilities of students.

5.2.2 Function
a. Guiding students to get an organizational environment that suits their potential.
b. Guiding students in the context of adjustment in the organizational environment.
c. Guiding students to avoid the possibility of obstacles and problems in organizing.
d. Guiding students in developing scientific thinking in organizations.
e. Guiding students to foster self-confidence, responsibility and an independent attitude
oriented towards achievement and achieving the best possible results.

5.2.3 Duties of Student Supervisor Lecturers

Student Guidance Lecturers have the task to help develop the potential of students in
non-academic fields, including:

a. Identifying the potential of students in non-academic fields.

b. Providing input to the department about the non-academic potential of students who
can be fostered further to excel.
c. Guiding students to develop their potential so that they can excel in internal and
external Polinema.
d. Observing, assisting, and spurring the smooth running of the organization which
includes matters related to recruitment techniques and organizational governance.
 e. Giving meaning to members of the organization to understand the goals and
functions of higher education and the role of student organizations in the nation and
state development.

5.2.4 Service Programs

a. Providing guidance. monitor and evaluate the implementation of student activities,
including making proposals, implementing activities, and reporting.
b. Providing guidance and consultation on institutional relations.
c. Providing guidance and motivate the implementation of student activities to be more
innovative, creative, and productive.
d. Providing support for the achievement of achievements and the successful
implementation of activities.
e. Improving interaction, communication, and coordination with internal and external
parties on campus.
 CHAPTER VI
ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION

6.1 Definition
Academic administration is all joint efforts to utilize all available resources effectively
and efficiently to support the achievement of academic goals. Conceptually POLINEMA's
academic administration is all administrative activities related to academic affairs so that
POLINEMA's academic goals can be achieved effectively and efficiently.

6.2 Completeness
So that the administration of academic administration can be carried out properly,
some completeness is required as follows :
1. Academic Guidebook that contains guidelines on everything related to the
administration of academic affairs at POLINEMA.
2. Academic calendar, which contains the time allocation of academic activities in one
year, published at the beginning of the academic year.
3. Standard Operational Procedures (SOP) / Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
and forms related to academic administration.

6.3 Implementation
The implementation of academic administration at POLINEMA includes activities
including the selection process for new student admissions, registration of new students,
assigning student ID numbers, etc. as follows:

6.3.1. New Student Admission Selection

The new student admission selection process is carried out through the registration path:
1. Search Interest and Ability (PMDK)
2. Joint Selection Examination for State Polytechnic (SB-UMPN)
3. Independent Track
4. Cooperation Program
5. Partnership Program
6. Rather Levels
7. Cross lane
8. Recognition of Past Learning (RPL).
Detailed provisions regarding acceptance selection are set in a separate document.

6.3.2. Re-registration
Students must re-register at the beginning of each semester in an orderly manner
according to a schedule determined by the following terms and procedures:
1. Re-Registration of New Students (Registration)
New students consist of two categories, namely regular and transfer levels.
a. Regular New Students:
1. Requirements:
a) Candidates have passed the POLINEMA entrance examination
b) Candidates make payments according to applicable regulations
2. Procedure:
a) Candidates make payments according to applicable regulations and
upload proof of payment on the POLINEMA page to get a PIN.
b) Candidates enter data online
c) Candidates print all the files and then upload them to the system
d) candidates come to Polinema to :
 Get a NIM
  Color Blind Test for Candidate of Engineering Students
 Student Identity Card (KTM) photo
e) New students get a Student Identity Card (KTM) in the form of a card
b. New Students Transfer Level / Cross-lane / RPL
1. Requirements:
a) Candidates have passed the admission selection at POLINEMA.
b) Candidates make payments according to applicable regulations
c) candidates submit a conversion document of value from the Study
Program at POLINEMA.
2. Procedure:
a) Candidates make payments according to applicable regulations
and upload proof of payment on the POLINEMA page to get a PIN.
b) Candidates fill out the registration form online as well as upload
photos and print temporary Student Identity Card (KTM).
c) New students get a Student Identity Card (KTM) in the form of a card.
d) Student Login Siakad and print Study Plan Card (KRS)
e) Students submit KRS to Academic Supervisors
f) Student Supervisor Lecturer validate the Study Plan Card (KRS)
g) Students submit validated KRS to Academic Administration staff in
their respective Departments.

2. Re-Registration of Old Students

a. Requirements:
1) Students are declared to have graduated from the previous semester based
on the results of the graduation or for students who have Academic Leave /
Terminal, students show Academic Leave Certificate / Terminal.
2) Students make payments according to applicable regulations
b. Procedure:
1) Students make payments according to the provisions of the designated
bank.
2) Students want Siakad to print KRS
3) Students submit KRS to Academic Supervisors
4) An Academic Supervisor conducts KRS validation
5) Students submit a validated KRS to the Academic Administration staff in
their respective Departments.
6) Matters not yet regulated in this procedure will be regulated in a Director's
Decree.

6.3.3 Registration Fee

Conditions for re-registration fees are
1. Single tuition fees (UKT) must be paid by students before lectures begin or other
times based on the decision of the Director of Polinema.
2. The amount of UKT and other costs are determined by the Decree of the Director
3. Students with academic leave or terminal status are required to pay UKT.
4. Matters relating to payments other than UKT will be regulated in separate provisions.

6.3.4 Time and Place

The time and place for re-registration are set as follows:
1. The re-registration time is following the announcement issued by the Director.
2. The place of re-registration is in the Academic Administration Sub-section.
3. The place of payment is at the bank according to the provisions.
If the student does not re-register until the specified deadline, then the student is not
permitted to participate in academic activities and the student concerned is considered
resigning.
6.3.5. Granting Student Identification Number
Student Identification Number (NIM), which is given following Director's Decree
Number: 21 / SK / 2005 concerning Granting Student Identification Number of State
Polytechnic of Malang Students, which consists of 10 digits which has the following
meanings:
1. The first and second digits indicate the year of entry in POLINEMA, for example
entering the academic year 2019/2020 written 19.
2. The third digit shows the educational program undertaken by students: the Diploma-II
Program was written 2, the D- III Program was written 3, the D-IV Program
was written 4, and the S2 Program was written 5.
3. The fourth digit shows the field of study, for engineering, has written 1 and business
administration written 2.
4. The fifth and sixth digits show the study program code (see Tables 6 to 8)
5. The seventh digit indicates the status of admission to Polinema. A regular class is
written 0, transfer-level / transfer to semester 3 is written 3, and transfer level/transfer
to semester 5 is written 5.
6. The eighth digits up to the tenth digit show the serial number of students enrolling in
POLINEMA starting with 001.
While transfer students will be given a Student Identification Number taken from the
last sequence of regular students registered at POLINEMA with the appropriate code of
majors/study programs.

Table 6. Department / Study Program Codes D-III

Department
No. Majors courses Code /
Study program
1 Electronic Engineering Study Program 11
2 Electrical Engineering Study Program 12
3 Telecommunications Engineering Study Program 13
4 Information Management Study Program 71
5 Mechanical Engineering Study Program 21
6 Civil Engineering Study Program 31
Road, Bridge and Water Construction Technology 33
7
Study Program
8 Chemical Engineering Study Program 41
9 Accounting Study Program 51
10 Business Administration Study Program 61
11 English Language Study Program 81
12 Mining Technology Study Program 34

Table 7. Department Code / Study Program D-IV

Department
No. Majors courses Code /
Study program
1) Electronic Engineering Study Program 17
2) Electrical System Study Program 15

3) Digital Telecommunication Network Study Program 16

4) Informatics Engineering Study Program 72

 Electronic Automotive Engineering Study Program
5) 22
(Ototronik)
Production Engineering and Maintenance
6) 23
Engineering Study Program
Construction Engineering Management Study
7) 32
Program
8) Industrial Chemical Technology Study Program 42
9) Management Accounting Study Program 52
10) Financial Study Program 53
11) Marketing Management Study Program 62
English Language Study Program for Business and
12) 82
Professional Communication

Table 8 . Code of Department / Study Program Applied S2

Department
No. Majors courses Code /
Study program
1) Applied Electrical Engineering Study Program 18
Applied Masters Degree in Accounting Information
2) 54
Systems

6.3.6. Administrative Sanctions

Students who do not re-register within the allotted time are declared inactive and / or
resigned for Academic Leave.

6.4. Study Result Card (KHS), Transcript, and Certificate of Companion Diploma
(SKPI)
a. KHS is published every semester by the department
b. KHS is made in triplicate each for students' parents, departments, and the
Academic Administration Sub-Division.
c. Transcript issued by POLINEMA following the Minister of Research, Technology,
and Higher Education regulations Number 59 the Year 2018
d. Diploma Certificates issued by POLINEMA following the Minister of Research,
Technology, and Higher Education regulations Number 59 the Year 2018
e. Students who graduate are entitled to obtain transcripts and diploma certificates if
they have completed administrative obligations by including proof of dependency
and other obligations set by the Director
f. Related to transcripts and diploma certificates that are not taken up to 6 months,
POLINEMA is not responsible for the loss and damage and students who have
transcripts and diploma certificates are subject to sanctions
g. Certificate of Companion Diploma (SKPI) is a document in Indonesian and English
which contains information about academic achievements or qualifications of
graduates of higher education, which are not contained in a diploma or transcript.
h. SKPI contains information about graduates such as degrees, types of education,
educational programs, learning achievements, KKNI levels, the language of
instruction, length of study, achievements of graduates during the study period,
positions in the profession, and others, following Permenristekdikti Number 59 of
2018.
6.5 Status of Non-Active Students
6.5.1 Inactive
 Inactive status is a delay in participating in academic activities due to not re-
registering in the semester with a predetermined deadline. Not active applies to all students
with the provisions:
a. Inactive status is given to students who do not re-register in the semester with a
predetermined deadline.
b. Students do not re-register until they enter the 2nd week of the lecture, so in the
2nd week, the student is given an inactive status.
c. Students whose status is inactive are still required to register again.
d. Inactive status is given once (1) during the study period at POLINEMA for level 1
and 2 except for the final level.
e. Inactive status is valid for 2 semesters.

6.5.2 Resign Because Not Re-registered (MDTDU)

Status of Resigning Due to No Re-Registration (MDTDU) is given to students who
are on leave/terminal but the time to enter does not re-register until the beginning of week 2
(two).
 CHAPTER VII
STUDENTS

Students as the younger generation are potential and strategic human resources to
continue the ideals of national development. Student development is an educational effort
carried out with awareness, planning, orderly, directed, and responsible for developing the
attitudes, personality, knowledge, and skills of students, in supporting curricular activities to
achieve national education goals.

7.1 Organizations
1. Intra student organizations are a vehicle and means of student self-development
towards the expansion of insight and improvement of scholarship and personality
integrity to achieve the educational goals of POLINEMA.
2. Student organizations are organized based on the principles of, by, and for
students.
3. The shape and structure of the POLINEMA student organizations are as follows:
a. The shape and completeness of student organizations in POLINEMA are
determined based on agreements between students and do not conflict with
applicable laws and regulations.
b. The existence of student organizations is ratified by the Decree of the Director.
c. Management of student organizations is responsible to the Director.
d. The position of student organizations is non - structural completeness.
4. The main tasks, functions, membership, and management of student organizations
are regulated following the provisions of the legislation in force.
5. Matters not yet regulated will be determined by the Director with the approval of the
senate.

7.2 Purpose
1. Improving the character and soul of leadership who are capable of mastering,
applying, and transferring science and technology.
2. Able to develop an identity in terms of:
a. Having high morals and morality and responsibility.
b. Personality, having a sense of nationality, and love for the Republic of
Indonesia.
c. Leadership in the future.
d. Development of a critical, innovative, creative, and productive soul.
e. Development of an entrepreneurial spirit (Entrepreneurship) and independence.
3. Increase national resilience and integrity, and national outlook.
4. Able to communicate and compete in the global era and the free market.
5. Being able to be a motivator and dynamist in improving people's welfare.

7.3 Student Rights and Obligations

7.3.1 Student Rights

1. Using academic freedom responsibly to demand and study knowledge following
applicable norms in an academic environment.
2. Getting the best teaching and academic services.
3. Utilizing POLINEMA facilities to facilitate the learning process.
4. Get guidance from the lecturer who is responsible for the study program that he
follows in completing his studies.
5. Obtaining information services related to the study program that he participated in
and the results of his study.
6. Utilizing POLINEMA resources through representatives/student organizations to
manage and regulate the welfare, interests, and governance of community life.
 7. Participate in POLINEMA student organization activities.

7.3.2 Student Obligations

1. Comply with all regulations/provisions that apply to POLINEMA.
2. Participate in maintaining facilities and infrastructure as well as cleanliness, order,
and security of POLINEMA
3. Join to bear the cost of providing education except for students who are exempted
from these obligations following applicable regulations.
4. Utilizing science, technology and art for the welfare of environmentally-minded
people
5. Maintain the authority and good name of POLINEMA.
6. Upholding national culture.

7.4 Activities
Extracurricular activities include:
1. Education and reasoning.
2. Interest and passion.
3. Well-being.
4. Supporting and development activities.
7.5 Functions and Benefits
1. This intra POLINEMA student organization has a function as a means and a forum:
a. POLINEMA student representatives to accommodate and channel student
aspirations, establish program outlines, and student activities.
b. Implementing student activities.
c. Communicating between students.
d. Developing the potential of students' identities as academic people, scientific
candidates, and intellectuals that is useful in the future.
e. Developing student organizational management, management, and leadership
skills.
f. Fostering and developing national cadres who have the potential to continue
the sustainability of national development.
g. To preserve and develop science and technology based on religious, ethical,
moral, academic, and national norms.
2. The existence of student organizations at POLINEMA is expected to provide the
following benefits:
a. Adding experience and organizational skills, especially in the managerial field.
b. Fostering self-confidence, responsibility, and independent attitude.
c. Developing attitudes oriented towards achievement and achievement of the
best results possible.
d. Developing the ability to think scientifically in organizational practice.

7.6 Student Ethics

7.6.1 Student Ethics Standards
Student ethical standards are standards of good behavior, reflecting the height of
ethics and adherence to the norms of campus life that live in society, including:
1. Faithful to God Almighty.
2. Faithful and obedient to Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution.
3. Having a high morality.
4. Respecting human rights without leaving prevailing religious norms and customs.
5. Having integrity and a high sense of responsibility.
6. Appreciating science, technology, and art and uphold national culture.
7. Prioritizing the interests of the state, nation, and Polynema above self or group
interests.
8. Maintaining and upholding the good name of Polinema.
 9. Actively participate in maintaining the facilities and infrastructure of Polinema as
well as maintaining the cleanliness, order, and security of the campus.
10. Obeying the rules and regulations that apply to Polinema.
11. Looking polite and neat.
12. Be friendly and maintain good manners towards others.
13. Respecting others without discrimination.
14. Avoiding acts that are not useful and / or contrary to legal norms or campus life
norms.

7.6.2 Ethics in the Learning Process

1. Student Ethics in lecture / laboratory / workshop rooms, namely:

a. Presenting on time.
b. Well-dressing, clean, and courteous in the sense of not deviating from the
principles of propriety following the rules applicable.
c. Respecting other students by not doing actions that can interfere with lectures.
d. Courteous in opinion.
e. Maintaining inventory and cleanliness of the Polinema.
f. Prioritizing occupational health and safety during activities.
2. Student Ethics in working assignments / final reports/theses viz.
a. Upholding scientific honesty by adhering to apply scientific principles such as
avoiding cheating, falsifying signatures, and other disgraceful actions.
b. Submitting results on time.
c. Do not promise or give something or other facilities to lecturers or other parties
to influence the process and the results of the guidance.
3. Student Ethics in taking the exam, namely:
a. Comply with the rules of the examination set.
b. Honest, in good faith, and not cheating.

7.6.3 Ethics of Student Relations with Lecturers

1. Respecting every lecturer regardless of ethnicity, religion, and is not based on
feelings of like or dislike.
2. Be polite towards each lecturer in interactions both within and outside the Polinema
environment.
3. Maintaining the good name of the lecturer and his family.
4. Courteous in expressing opinions about scholarship accompanied by rational
arguments.
5. Honest and responsible for lecturers in all aspects.
6. Collaborating with lecturers in achieving Tridarma Perguruan Tinggi.
7. Obeying instructors' instructions and instructions as long as they are not contrary to
legal norms and other norms that live in the community.

7.6.4 Ethics of Student Relations

1. Respecting for each student regardless of religion, ethnicity, social
status, and gender.
2. Be friendly, polite, and be fair to every student in the Air interaction within and outside
the Polinema.
3. Collaborating with fellow students in their knowledge and advise one another in the
truth.
4. Having strong solidarity and help each other for a good purpose and do not conflict
with legal norms or other norms that live in society.
5. Liking to help other students who are less able in lessons and economically.
6. Respecting differences of opinion with other students.
7.6.5 Ethics of Student Relations with Education Personnel
1. Respecting each education staff regardless of ethnicity, religion, social status,
and gender.
2. Be friendly and polite towards each education staff in interactions within and outside
the Polinema environment.
3. It does not promise or provide anything or other facilities related to administrative
services.

7.6.6 Ethics of Relationship with the Community

1. Maintaining and upholding the good name of Polinema.
2. Helping society according to the science and skills owned.
3. Staying away from actions that violate the norms in social life.
4. Giving examples and invite people to do good and praiseworthy.
5. Playing an active role in refusing the use of liquor and illegal drugs such as narcotics
and psychotropic substances.

7.6.7 Ethics in Interests and Talents of Extracurricular Activities

1. Student ethics in the religious field, namely:
a. Respecting other people's religions.
b. Participating in religious activities.
c. Comply with Polinema rules in carrying out religious activities in the campus
environment.
2. Student ethics in educational and reasoning activities, namely:
a. Appreciating science and technology.
b. Upholding the values of science.
c. Collaborating in obtaining achievement of interest and reasoning in
commendable ways.
3. Student ethics in the arts and sports fields, namely:
a. Appreciating art and sports.
b. Upholding national culture, honesty, and sportsmanship.
c. Comply with applicable rules in the arts and sports.
d. Collaborating in obtaining artistic and sports achievements in commendable
ways.

7.6.8 Ethics in Speak Opinions Outside the Learning Process

Freedom of expression outside the learning process as long as it is carried out with
due regard to norms and ethics, namely:
1. Based on the objectives and in the interests of truth.
2. Orderly and praiseworthy in contributing thoughts and attitudes.
3. Maintaining facilities and facilities for Polinema.
4. Comply with applicable laws and regulations.
5. Preparing rational arguments
6. Responsible for the truth of the facts and opinions expressed.

7.6.9 Enforcement of the Code of Ethics

1. Enforcement of student code of ethics is the responsibility of Assistant Director III
2. Enforcement of the code of conduct is carried out by the Disciplinary Commission
(Head of the Department, Student Supervisor Lecturers, and Academic Supervisors)
in each Department.
3. Enforcement of the code of conduct takes into account the following matters:
a. For actions that violate the code of ethics and academic regulations,
enforcement is subject to applicable regulations.
b. Every student is treated without discrimination in the process of examining
violations of the code of ethics.
c. Examination and sanctions for violations of the code of ethics based on reports
from students, lecturers, education staff, or other parties can only be done if
accompanied by sufficient evidence.
 CHAPTER VIII
LIBRARY

The library is a Polinema work unit that manages libraries materials, such as books,
magazines, journals, e-journal, e-books, newsletters, newspapers, and other library
materials, arranged systematically according to certain rules so that it can be used as source
information by each user.
The POLINEMA library service system uses an open access system so that library
users can easily search for their books with the help of a computer.

8. Membership
1. Internal POLINEMA
POLINEMA students, lecturers, and employees can become members of the
POLINEMA library with the following requirements:
a. Student: By showing a valid student card.
b. Lecturer: By showing a valid identity.
c. Employee: By showing a letter of introduction from the section head.
2. External POLINEMA.
Students, lecturers, and employees from other institutions can become members of
the POLINEMA library with the following requirements:
a. Student: By showing a letter of introduction from the Vice-Director I / Assistant
Director I / Director
b. Lecturer: By showing a letter of introduction from the Vice-Director I / Assistant
Director I / Director
c. The membership validity period is determined by the Head of the UPT Library

8. 2 Types of Services
1. Book Loan Services
a. A collection of public books that can be borrowed according to the group of
borrowers:
1) Lecturers as many as 8 books for 3 months.
2) Students as many as 3 books for 2 weeks.
3) Administration staff as many as 2 books for 1 month.
b. Reference collections, magazines, newspapers, study end reports, and research
reports can only be used in the library room.

2. Cross-service
Cross-service is a cooperation between libraries in the form of mutual use of
resources and information services of all libraries involved. Cross service in the
POLINEMA library can be done by:
a. POLINEMA library users can visit and use other libraries by bringing a letter of
introduction from the Director.
b. Library users from outside POLINEMA can visit and use the POLINEMA library
following applicable rules and regulations.

8.3 Library Service Time

Day Time
Monday to Friday 7 AM – 8 PM
8 .4 Visitor Order
1. The obligation
a. Before entering the collection room or reading room, visitors are required to fill in
the attendance list provided
b. Showing identification card/member identification
c. Entrusting goods carried, except valuables (money, jewelry, etc.) At the point of
care.
d. Maintaining order, calmness, cleanliness, and politeness in the library room.
e. Maintaining the integrity and safety of library facilities and materials used.
f. Showing books that were brought to the officers.
g. Caring for collections and equipment in the library room.

2. Ban
a. Making noise, shouting, joking, and other annoying things.
b. Disposing of paper/trash anywhere
c. Damaging books, magazines, and other collections.
d. Doodling books, equipment, and library rooms.
e. Eating, drinking, and smoking in the library.

3. Penalty
a. Delaying in returning general books is subject to fines following applicable regulations.
b. Library members who have not returned books on time are not allowed to borrow
books, as long as the books they have borrowed have not been returned.
c. Bringing library materials, not through procedures will be subject to
administrative sanctions.
d. Omitting library materials is subject to sanctions to replace with the same reading
material. If the reading material cannot be obtained, it can be replaced with a
similar book worth the price of the book that was removed and approved by the
head of the library.
 CHAPTER IX
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS

9 .1 New Student Development Program (Probinmaba )

1. At the beginning of POLINEMA's academic activities a new student coaching
program was held, to equip new students about the norms, ethics, and academic
traditions in the governance of educational life at POLINEMA.
2. All new students must attend Probinmaba.
3. The schedule, time, and requirements and the implementation of Probinmaba are
announced at the time of new student registration.

9. 2 Field Work Practices (PKL) and Excursion Studies (SE)

1. To add insight into the industry and the world of work, students are required to carry
out fieldwork practices ( on job training ).
2. Students can do excursion study activities.
3. Schedule, time, requirements, and implementation are regulated by the
department/study program.

9.3 Graduation
1. POLINEMA graduation is held at the end of every educational program.
2. All POLINEMA education graduates must attend graduation.
3. The schedule, requirements, and implementation of graduations are announced at
the end of the academic year.

9 .4 Decision
Decision making about student status is carried out by the Director with
input/consideration from the department/other relevant work units.
 CHAPTER X
CLOSING

Matters not yet regulated in this Academic Handbook will be determined later based
on the Director's Decree.
 KURIKULUM TAHUN 2019
PROGRAM STUDI D-IV TEKNIK MESIN PRODUKSI DAN PERAWATAN
JURUSAN TEKNIK MESIN
TAHUN AKADEMIK 2019/2020

SEMESTER 1

KODE ALOKASI
BOBOT SKS JUMLAH JUMLAH
NO MATA MATA KULIAH JAM/MINGGU
SKS JAM
KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
1 RTP191001 Bahasa Inggris Teknik I 1 1 2 1 3 4
2 RTP191002 Matematika Terapan I 2 0 2 4 0 4
3 RTP191003 Fisika Terapan 2 0 2 3 0 3
4 RTP191004 Gambar Teknik 1 1 2 1 4 5
5 RTP191005 Teknologi Mekanik 2 0 2 4 0 4
6 RTP191006 Teknologi Bahan 1 1 2 3 1 4
7 RTP191007 Praktek Kerja Bangku 0 3 3 0 7 7
8 RTP191008 Teknik Las Dasar 1 2 3 2 5 7
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 10 8 18 18 20 38

SEMESTER 2

KODE JUMLAH ALOKASI JUMLAH

NO MATA KULIAH BOBOT SKS
MATA SKS JAM/MINGGU JAM
 KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
1 RTP192001 Teknik Pemesinan Perkakas 2 0 2 3 0 3
2 RTP192002 Aplikasi Komputer 1 1 2 1 2 3
3 RTP192003 Metrologi Industri 1 1 2 1 2 3
4 RTP192004 Matematika Terapan II 2 0 2 3 0 3
5 RTP192005 Gambar Mesin 1 1 2 2 3 5
Perlakuan dan Pengujian Bahan
6 RTP192006 1 2 3 2 5 7
Teknik
7 RTP192007 Teknik Perawtan Dasar 1 2 3 2 5 7
8 RTP192008 Teknik Las Lanjut 1 2 3 2 5 7
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 10 9 19 16 22 38

SEMESTER 3

KODE ALOKASI
BOBOT SKS JUMLAH JUMLAH
NO MATA MATA KULIAH JAM/MINGGU
SKS JAM
KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
1 RTP193001 Bahasa Indonesia 2 0 2 2 0 2
2 RTP193002 Agama 2 0 2 2 0 2
3 RTP193003 Kimia Teknik 2 0 2 2 0 2
4 RTP193004 Desain Teknik Berbasis Komputer 1 1 2 1 3 4
5 RTP193005 Mekanika Teknik 2 0 2 4 0 4
6 RTP193006 Elemen Mesin 2 0 2 4 0 4
7 RTP193007 Pemrograman Dasar Mesin CNC 1 2 3 2 4 6
8 RTP193008 Teknik Fabrikasi dan Kerja Plat 1 2 3 2 5 7
9 RTP193009 Praktek Mesin Perkakas I 0 3 3 0 7 7
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 13 8 21 19 19 38

SEMESTER 4

KODE ALOKASI
BOBOT SKS JUMLAH JUMLAH
NO MATA MATA KULIAH JAM/MINGGU
SKS JAM
KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
1 RTP194001 Pancasila 2 0 2 2 0 2
2 RTP194002 Mekanika Fluida 2 0 2 3 0 3
3 RTP194003 Termodinamika 2 0 2 4 0 4
4 RTP194004 Kinematika dan Dinamika Teknik 2 0 2 3 0 3
5 RTP194005 CNC CAD CAM 1 2 3 2 5 7
6 RTP194006 Teknik Tenaga Listrik 1 2 3 2 5 7
Teknik Perawatan Mesin Konversi
7 RTP194007 1 2 3 2 3 5
I
8 RTP194008 Praktek Mesin Perkakas II 0 3 3 0 7 7
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 11 9 20 18 20 38
SEMESTER 5

KODE ALOKASI
BOBOT SKS JUMLAH JUMLAH
NO MATA MATA KULIAH JAM/MINGGU
SKS JAM
KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
Keselamatan Kesehatan Kerja
1 RTP195001 2 0 2 2 0 2
dan Hukum Perburuhan
Desain Produk berbasis
2 RTP195002 1 2 3 2 5 7
Komputer
3 RTP195003 Teknik Pembentukan Logam 2 0 2 3 0 3
4 RTP195004 Manajemen Produksi 2 1 3 2 3 5
5 RTP195005 Pneumatik dan Hidrolik 1 2 3 2 5 7
Teknik Perawatan Mesin Konversi
6 RTP195006 1 2 3 2 5 7
Energi II dan Instalasi
7 RTP195007 Mekatronika 1 2 3 2 5 7
8
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 10 9 19 15 23 38

SEMESTER 6

KODE ALOKASI
BOBOT SKS JUMLAH JUMLAH
NO MATA MATA KULIAH JAM/MINGGU
SKS JAM
KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
1 RTP196001 Bahasa Inggris Teknik II 1 2 3 2 3 5
2 RTP196002 Otomatisasi Industri dan Robotika 2 0 2 2 5 7
3 RTP196003 Pengembangan Produk 1 2 3 3 4 7
4 RTP196004 Teknik Pemesinan Lanjut 2 0 2 4 0 4
Manajemen Perawatan dan
5 RTP196005 1 1 2 2 2 4
Perbaikan
Perancangan Penepat dan
6 RTP196006 2 0 2 2 2 4
Pencekam
7 RTP196007 Teknik Perawatan Mesin Produksi 1 2 3 2 5 7
8
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 10 7 17 17 21 38

SEMESTER 7

KODE ALOKASI
BOBOT SKS JUMLAH JUMLAH
NO MATA MATA KULIAH JAM/MINGGU
SKS JAM
KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
1 RTP197001 Kewarganegaraan 2 0 2 2 0 2
2 RTP197002 Kewirausahaan 1 1 2 2 2 4
3 RTP197003 Teknik Inspeksi 1 1 2 3 2 5
4 RTP197004 Sistem Manajemen Mutu 2 0 2 2 2 4
5 RTP197005 Analisis Struktur 1 2 3 2 4 6
6 RTP197006 Analisis Kegagalan Teknik 1 2 3 2 3 5
7 RTP197007 Desain Penelitian 2 1 3 3 2 5
8 RTP197008 Proyek 1 2 3 2 5 7
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 11 9 20 18 20 38

SEMESTER 8

KODE ALOKASI
BOBOT SKS JUMLAH JUMLAH
NO MATA MATA KULIAH JAM/MINGGU
SKS JAM
KULIAH TEORI PRAKTIK TEORI PRAKTIK
1 RTP198001 Praktek Kerja Lapangan 2 2 4 4 14 18
2 RTP198002 Skripsi 3 6 9 8 12 20
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
TOTAL 5 8 13 12 26 38