Upon completing the entire educational program in the Graphic Engineering Study Program, students will possess competencies that include attitudes and values, knowledge mastery, general skills, and specific skills as follows:
A. Attitudes (Based on the Ministry of Education and Culture Regulation No. 3 of 2020 concerning National Higher Education Standards)
- Devoted to God Almighty and able to demonstrate religious attitudes;
- Uphold humanitarian values in carrying out duties based on religion, morals, and ethics;
- Contribute to improving the quality of life in society, the nation, the state, and the advancement of civilization based on Pancasila;
- Act as proud and patriotic citizens, demonstrating nationalism and responsibility towards the country and nation;
- Appreciate cultural diversity, differing views, religions, and beliefs, as well as the opinions or original findings of others;
- Work collaboratively, and exhibit social sensitivity and concern for society and the environment;
- Abide by the law and be disciplined in social and national life;
- Internalize academic values, norms, and ethics;
- Demonstrate responsibility for work in their area of expertise independently;
- Internalize the spirit of independence, perseverance, and entrepreneurship.
B. General Skills (Based on the Ministry of Education and Culture Regulation No. 3 of 2020 concerning National Higher Education Standards)
- Able to complete work with a broad scope and analyze data using various appropriate methods, whether standardized or non-standardized;
- Able to demonstrate high-quality and measurable performance;
- Able to solve work-related problems in accordance with the nature and context of their applied field of expertise, based on logical, innovative thinking, and taking independent responsibility for the results;
- Able to prepare accurate and valid reports on work results and processes and communicate them effectively to relevant parties;
- Able to collaborate, communicate, and innovate in their work;
- Able to take responsibility for achieving group work results and supervise and evaluate the completion of tasks assigned to subordinates;
- Able to self-evaluate work groups under their responsibility and independently manage the development of work competencies;
- Able to document, store, secure, and retrieve data to ensure authenticity and prevent plagiarism.
C. Specific Skills
- Able to identify, collect data, and gather information on various types of printed products;
- Able to use software and hardware to design graphics for printed products;
- Able to accurately determine typography according to the function and needs of printed products;
- Able to manage the print production process;
- Able to manually calculate production material requirements;
- Able to quickly calculate print production costs using Excel;
- Able to perform quality control in the print production process;
- Able to apply and transfer applied knowledge in the printing industry;
- Able to develop computer applications related to print cost calculations;
- Able to maintain and manage file server administration;
- Able to perform minor repairs on printing machine malfunctions.
D. Knowledge Mastery
- Master the theoretical concepts of print production science;
- Master the theoretical concepts of print materials for printed products;
- Master the basic principles of printing techniques;
- Master the design techniques for printed products;
- Master the system of planning, execution, direction, monitoring, evaluation, and control of printed products;
- Master the principles of leadership and entrepreneurship in the printing field;
- Master the principles of professional ethics and humanity values;
- Master the principles and techniques of communication (oral, written, and graphic).
- MKU00101 – Religious Education (2 credits)
- MKU00104 – Indonesian Language (2 credits)
- TGK51101 – Introduction to Graphic Science (3 credits)
- TGK51102 – Colorimetry (2 credits)
- MKU00105 – General English (2 credits)
- TG51101 – Applied Mathematics (2 credits)
- TG51102 – Applied Physics (2 credits)
- TG51103 – Printing Techniques (3 credits)
Total: 18 credits
- TG52104 – Graphic Design (2 credits)
- TG52105 – Applied Chemistry (2 credits)
- TG52106 – Basic Statistics (2 credits)
- TGK51103 – Graphic Communication (2 credits)
- TGK51104 – Color Management (3 credits)
- TG52107 – Knowledge of Graphic Materials (2 credits)
- TG52108 – Introduction to Offset Printing (3 credits)
- PMK00101 – English for Specific Purpose (ESP) (2 credits)
Total: 18 credits
- TG51109 – Basic Mechatronics (2 credits)
- PMK00102 – Basics and Management of Entrepreneurship (3 credits)
- TG51110 – Offset Printing Production (3 credits)
- TG51111 – Production Cost Calculation (3 credits)
- TG51112 – Pre-Press Technology (3 credits)
- TG51113 – Computer Applications (Ai/Indesign) (2 credits)
- TG51114 – Graphic Material Testing (3 credits)
- TGK51106 – Industrial Psychology (2 credits)
- MKU00102 – Pancasila Education (2 credits)
Total: 23 credits.
- MKU00103 – Civic Education (2 credits)
- TG52115 – Digital Printing Technology (3 credits)
- TG52116 – Post-Press Technology (2 credits)
- TG52117 – Computer Applications (MRP/ERP) (3 credits)
- TG52118 – Offset Printing Quality Control (3 credits)
- TG52119 – Production Cost Estimation (3 credits)
- TG52120 – Production System (PPIC) (2 credits)
- PMK00103 – Entrepreneurship Practice (3 credits)
- TG52121 – Production Management (3 credits)
Total: 24 credits.
- TG51122 – Information System Management (3 credits)
- TG51123 – Rotogravure Technology (Flexible Packaging) (2 credits)
- PMK00104 – Scientific Writing Techniques (2 credits)
- TG51124 – Post-Press Practice (2 credits)
- TG51125 – Web Printing Technology (3 credits)
- TG51126 – Quality Control (3 credits)
- TG51127 – K3 Environmental Management (2 credits)
- TG51128 – 3D Printing Technology (3 credits)
Total: 20 credits.
- PMK00106 – Industrial Practice (4 credits)
- PMK00107 – Final Project (6 credits)
Total: 10 credits.