Indonesian Spectrum for Darmasiswa 2012-2013
“The Opportunity to learn together in a global community”
Subjects offered:
FIRST SEMESTER
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Code
DU 4175
SI 4386
DU 4163
EB.4213
Courses
BIPA 1
Indonesian Culture
Profession Ethics
Business
Introduction
Credit
6
2
2
3
Description
This course is tailored to provide strong foundation of the four major skills such as listening, speaking,
reading and writing in Indonesian at the elementary level. Students are exposed to both formal and
informal varieties of Indonesian in many different topics from their real-life surroundings.
Schedule:
Tuesday, 9.30-11.30 (by Heny Putri Saking Wijaya, S.S., MA-ELT and Herwindy Maria Tedjaadmadja , S.S.,
MA-ELT)
Thursday, 9.30-11.30 (by Dr. Ong Mia Farao Karsono, M.Pd.)
Friday, 9.30-11.30 (by Prof. Esther H. Kuntjara)
This course aims to enable the students to understand the Indonesian cultural values and their impacts on
people’s attitudes, behavior, thoughts, and works. The topics cover among others Indonesian arts, ways of
life, and lifestyles.
Schedule :
Friday, 07.30-09.30 (by Prof. Esther H. Kuntjara)
This course offers an insight on how to be a professional according to the Bible and Christian Worldview,
and to apply Christian principles in their professions, social and personal lives.
Schedule:
Thursday, 11.30-13.30 (by Dr. Magdalena Pranata)
Business Introduction is the first business course being delivered with the assumption that students will
derive underlying ideas from Christian value, Business Math Logic and Micro Economics theory. The course
is divided into three major parts, the philosophy in doing business, the complex and dynamic business
environment and the discussion on various business functions.
Schedule:
Monday, 13.00-16.00 (Z) (by Mr. Lianto)
Field Trip & Cultural Activities
SECOND SEMESTER
No.
Code
Courses
Credit
1.
DU 4176
BIPA 2
6
2.
EB4352
Macro Economics
3
3.
SI 4549
Pop Culture
2
4.
EB 4335
Cross Cultural
Communication
2
5.
EW 4420
Indonesia
Archipelago
2
6.
EW 4404
Tour Planning
4
Description
This course is tailored to train the students to develop their Indonesian language skills at the preintermediate level to cope with their immediate needs their everyday life and academic circles. Students are
assisted to comprehend a large variety of authentic Indonesian reading texts to enhance their skills in
speaking, listening and writing.
Introduction to Macro Economics discusses the interaction between major economic sectors such as the
household sector, the business sector, and the government sector. It also discusses the basic concepts of
economy especially macro-economics. This subject includes the mechanisms of problem solving, concepts
of variable measurements, various instruments in the target policies of macro economics. This subject also
discusses the role of fiscal and monetary policies, international trade and global economics.
This course offers an understanding on the practices of popular culture in everyday life. The topics cover
arts, sports, media, music, foods, clothing, etc., in an Indonesian context
This subject focuses on the relationship between Culture and Communication. This course is expected to
provide an intellectual framework that allows description and understanding of communication between
different cultures and how those principals are applied to business relations.
This course offers an insight on the major tourist attractions in Indonesia. Class discussion includes
Indonesian archipelago geography, assets of Indonesian tourism, in terms of culture, natural attraction,
history and local community activities.
This course offers basic theories on planning multi-day tours, budgeting and guiding techniques. This
course also provides an opportunity for students to put those theories into practice and develop creativity
and skills to arrange, set price, manage, sell and conduct an interesting multi-day package tour.
Field Trip & Cultural Activities