COMPETENCE SUPPORTNo PRODUCT LEARNING(Learning Outcomes)Courses CREDITS SMT Code MK1 Master of Business Etiquetteand able to communicate inin the business world1. Introduction to CommunicationBusiness2 III H03F. 3172 has the capacity toCommunicate andBerdiplomasi withDifferent communitiesCulture1. Cross CommunicationCulture 2 VI H03F. 6352. Diplomacy2 VI UNH 10,6113 have knowledge of theWorld Tourism and ObjekobjekTourism in Indonesia,as well as being able to GuideTour1. Tourism 2 UNH V 03.3044 has the capacity toDevelopSkills in the field of Businesswith the Digging of creativityThemselves and makeThe Planning Effort1. Entrepreneurship2 V 03.603 UNHThe NUMBER of 10201DESCRIPTION OF COURSESUNX 03.101 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (MPK) 2 (2-0)Ushering students into professional development and personalityreligious faith and piety, learned men and noble character as well asmaking the teaching of religion as a basis to think and behave in adevelopment of the profession.ISLAMIC STUDIES (MPK) 2 (2-0)ISLAMIC STUDIES (MPK) 2 (2-0)PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (MPK) 2 (2-0)CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (MPK) 2 (2-0)HINDU RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (MPK) 2 (2-0)BUDDHIST RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (MPK) 2 (2-0)UNX 03.103 BAHASA INDONESIA (MPK) 2 (2-0)Indonesia language teaching for students is more directed atunderstanding and mastery of the grammar of good and true Indonesiaso that students can make use of them in academic writing.In addition, in order for students to understand the position and functions of languageIndonesia as the national language and the language of the country so that it canuse it well and true especially in formal situations.UNX 03.104 English (MPK) 2 (2-0)Ushering students to be able to understand the knowledge of grammaror structure and can apply it in English sentencesUnited Kingdom who drilled through language proficiency-Reading Comprehensionand Writing in order to understand the various United Kingdom language and referencesupport the acquisition and application of knowledge learned atthe program of study.UNX 03.402 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION (MPK) 2 (2-0)Ushering students to develop kepribadiaannya as citizenscountries that uphold democracy plays an active role toward societyMadani and assist students as citizens in order to be able torealization of basic values as well as Indonesia struggle consciousnessa nation, a country in applying their knowledge and responsibleagainst humanity with competencies mastered the ability to think,being rational, and broad mindedness as dynamic, intellectualhave an insight into the consciousness of a country, for the country's defense with behaviorlove the motherland; the insight came from the kesadaraan for the sake of national securityNational; a mindset, an attitude that is integral to all aspects of the comprehensivenational life 202UNX 03.610 PRACTICE FIELD WORK/FINAL PROJECT REPORT (MBB) 6 (0-6)The final project report is paper based work practicesthe field is an activity report which includes a description of the work,tasks, and problems encountered as well as the efforts of the solution belowthe guidance of a lecturer.UNH 03.603 ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MKK) 2 (1-1)Discussion about the entrepreneurial personality tests, understanding, essence, kasuskasusa successful entrepreneur, company management, production, sourcinghuman resource, business, financial and business feasibility study.UNH 03.304 TOURISM (MKK) 2 (2-0)A discussion of the notion and the basics of tourism; garisgarisof tourism; tourism and the environmentUNH 10,611 DIPLOMACY (MKK) 2 (2-0)Understand things related to diplomacy in ordergraduates can play a role as a negotiator/mediator.UNH 03.504 logic (MPK) 2 (2-0)Discussion about the history, the scope of logic, concepts, repositioning, as well asa false assertion and logical errors. Furthermore, also discussed an understandingon the principles and techniques to distinguish the reasoningappropriate and inappropriate as well as how to think independently, logical, critical, andanalytical.UNH 03.201 HUMANS and CULTURE (MPK) 2 (2-0)Knowledge of national culture and its relationship withthe culture of the region.H03F. 101 HYOKI I (MKB) 2 (1-1)How to write the introduction and use of Hiragana followed byKatakana.H03F. 102 NIHONGO KISO I (MKB) 4 (2-2)Learn Hiragana and Katakana letters, followed by the introduction ofEnglish sentence patterns of Japan such as noun as predicate, ajektiva I andda as a predicate in a sentence. The use of words in the sentence.H03F. 103 NIHONGO ENSHU I (MKB) 4 (2-2)Train your hearing, understanding, and enriched the sentence patternshas been studied in subjects Nihongo Kiso I203H03F. 104 KAIWA LAB I (MKK) 2 (1-1)Able to apply the expression-language basics in Japan eksoresithe conversation.H03F. 105 KAIWA BASE CLASS I (MKB) 2 (0-2)Introduces the language of Japan; Greetings; Count the names of objects andapplication in practice conversation with pattern expression.H03F. 206 HYOKI II (MKB) 2 (1-1)Enrich the mastery of writing hurup with hiragana and katakanathe addition of 100 pieces of kanji.H03F. 207 NIHONGO KISO II (MKB) 4 (2-2)Study the verbs correspond to changes; Advanced sentence patternsthe basic language of Japan; The use of negation in sentences. Advancedthe use of words in the sentence.H03F. 208 NIHONGO ENSHU II (MKB) 4 (2-2)Train your hearing, understanding, and development of polapola consumptionthe sentence was given in the course Nihongo Kiso IH03F. 209 KAIWA LAB II (MKK) 2 (1-1)Able to apply the expression-expression language basic Japan (continued)H03F. 210 KAIWA BASE CLASS II (MKB) 2 (0-2)Developing and application of sentence pattern which has been studied.H03F. 311 NIHONGO CHUKYU I (MKB) 4 (2-2)Study of particle and the verb in a sentence and proper use ofsimple discourse by using sentence patterns that have beenstudied.H03F. 312 HYOGEN I (MKK) 2 (2-0)Learn special sentence patterns associated with the situation of its use.H03F. 313 DOKKAI I (MKK) 2 (1-1)Trained to read and understand the contents of the discourse that is matched with patternsthe sentence that has been studied as well as try to summarize the contents of the discourse.H03F. 314 CHUKYUU KANJI (MKK) 2 (1-1)Trained to read and write kanji as well as use it in hurup insentences with the amount of fruit as many as 500 kanji kanjii. 204H03F. 315 CHOKAI I (MKB) 2 (0-2)Train your hear and listen simple discourse in Japan;Training in writing what has been heard in Kana;Training to what has been written in accordance with intonation, speechlanguage and accent JapanH03F. 316 BASIC translation I (MKB) 2 (1-1)To introduce the theory of translation and various translations; Understandingcharacteristics, similarities, differences of language and the language of Indonesia Japan;Translation training.H03F. 317 INTRODUCTION to BUSINESS COMMUNICATION (MKK) 2 (1-1)Introduce and study the procedures of communicating in business.H03F. 318 JAPANESE CORRESPONDENCE (MKK) 2 (1-1)Introduces the basics of mail; Personal letter; Mail service; Cover letterworkH03F. 419 NIHONGO CHUKYU II (MKB) 4 (2-2)Learn the language of the particular form of sentence Japan as a form of passive,causative, and the level of spoken English (Keio). Attach the intakeUKBJ N4H03F. 420 HYOGEN II (MKK) 2 (2-0)Learn special sentence patterns associated with advanced situationsits use isH03F. 421 DOKKAI II (MKK) 2 (2-0)Trained to read and understand the content of discourse as well as summarize the contents of the discoursecontinued from dokkai I.H03F. 422 JOKYU KANJI (MKK) 2 (2-0)Trained to read and write kanji as well as use it in hurup insentence. The number of kanji in this subject which can be achieved bystudents as much as 800 pieces of kanji.H03F. 423 CHOUKAI II (MKK) 2 (0-2)Train your hearing and refer students to a discoursethat level is higher than the choukai I and meliterasikan discourses ofIt could as well.H03F. 424 SKILLED KAIWA (MKK) 2 (0-2)Coaching conversation with bring up certain topics. 205H03F. 425 GUIDING I (MKB) 2 (0-2)Introduces the basics of a tour guide; Use of language exercisesJapan tourist guides.H03F. 426 TRANSLATION II BASE (MKB) 2 (1-1)Learn the process of translation and the meaning of compound sentences; Trainingthe translation of some simple stories.H03F. 427 TRANSLATION IND-JEP/JEP-IND I (MKB) 2 (2-0)Discuss back translation theory, translation difficulties in viewsof sentence structure; Difficulties in translation of proficiencylanguage: examples of translation errors.H03F. 528 NIHONGO JOKYU I (MKK) 2 (1-1)Understand the patterns of language sentence Japan advance level (like withUKBJ N3).H03F. 529 BUSINESS KAIWA (MKK) 2 (1-1) Able to perform business-related conversation.H03F. 530 GUIDING II (MKB) 2 (2-0)Develop an Ordinance guiding tours: practice use of languagespecifically for tourist guides.H03F. 531 TRANSLATION IND-JEP/JEP-IND II (MKB) 2 (2-0)Discuss the difficulties in translating the views of the structure of a sentence;Difficulties in translation as seen from language proficiency: contohcontohtranslation errors.H03F. 532 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (MKK) 2 (1-1)Discusses how the mechanism to communicate in the business world.H03F. 533 JAPANESE BUSINESS ETHICS (MKK) 2 (2-0) Understand how to do business with Japan.H03F. 634 NIHONGO JOKYU II (MKK) 2 (1-1) Understand the patterns of language sentence Japan advance level (level UKBJ N2)H03F. 635 COMMUNICATION CROSS-BUDAYAMKK) 2 (2-0)Discusses a wide range of similarities and differences, conceptsthe value of intercultural point of view. 206LIST OF LECTURERSA. PERMANENT LECTURERNO. N A M A N I P N I D NPASSWORDLECTURER1. Maman Suratman, m. Hum. 195806261985031002 0026065801 H10F. 00102. Puspa Mirani Kadir, M.A. 196108211988030002 0021086105 H10F. 00113. Riza Lupi Ardiati, m. Hum. 196104021989032001 0002046103 H10F. 00154. Jonjon Johana, M.Ed. 195502171991011001 0017025502 H10F. 00175. the Isye Herawati, m. Hum. 196202171998022001 0017026201 H10F. 00206. Hikmatusadis, Herdis Dr
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