Judisium with the Faculty of Engineering, October 2019 Periode Release 182 Prospective Graduates

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  • 04 Oktober 2019
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Engineering Faculty of Udayana University held the "Judisium Together with the Faculty of Engineering Period October 2019" on Wednesday (10/2/2019). The program started at 09.30 pm in the Swastika Hall of the Lt. Session Hall. IV Information Technology Building, Faculty of Engineering, Udayana University, Bukit Jimbaran. In this period there were 182 graduates who were released and came from 12 study programs including S1, S2 and S3. For graduates of the Engineering Doctoral Program totaling 1 person, Architecture Master Program 2 people, Civil Engineering Master Program 13 people, Electrical Engineering Master Program 11 people, Architecture Bachelor Program 42 people, Civil Engineering Bachelor Program 46 people, Electrical Engineering Bachelor Program 20 people , 22 Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Programs, 25 Information Technology Undergraduate Programs, bringing the total to 182 prospective graduates.

Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Prof. Ir. Ngakan Putu Gede Suardana, MT, Ph.D., said that there are several study programs that have not graduated prospective graduates in this period, such as 2 newcomer study programs, namely environmental and industrial engineering. He also added that in the future the prospective graduates would continue to increase and be able to fulfill the performance contract between the dean and the chancellor. Where the contents of the performance contract between the dean and the chancellor is a minimum of 50% of students must graduate on time, namely S1 for 4 years, S2 for 2 years and S3 for 3 years. Through the Yudisium or the release of prospective graduates of this period, the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering hopes that prospective graduates can immediately get a job or create job opportunities and can immediately provide feedback to institutions, both feedback on curriculum improvement, improvement of infrastructure, and so on which later can be used as benchmarks for improve the quality of subsequent graduates. (mnk)