S1 · 144 SKS · English · BAN-PT

Information System

Developing globally competent IS professionals who combine responsible AI, data intelligence, professional integrity, and servant leadership to drive human-centred digital transformation.

145 SKS

TOTAL CREDITS

4 Years

DURATION

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

BAN-PT

ACCREDITATION

PROGRAM DETAILS

Program Overview

PROGRAM

Information System (IS)

DEGREE

S1 / Bachelor (Undergraduate)

TOTAL CREDITS

145 SKS (LA 72 + Major 73)

LANGUAGE

English

COORDINATOR

Dr. Yustinus Yuniarto, S.S., M.M.

ROOM

M308

Why Information System ?

01

Responsible AI & Data Intelligence

Learn to apply artificial intelligence, data analytics, and Information Systems responsibly — supporting evidence-based decisions and solving real organizational and societal problems.

02

Industry-Connected, Project-Based Learning

Build practical capability through authentic projects, workplace exposure, digital transformation cases, and direct collaboration with industry and external partners.

03

Global, Faith-Based & Servant-Leadership Education

Grow in an internationally oriented environment that integrates faith, ethics, L.I.F.E. values, professional integrity, adaptability, and meaningful service.

ACADEMIC JOURNEY

4 - Year Learning Journey

YEAR 1

Build the Foundation

Develop essential foundations in communication, mathematics, computing, and leadership — building ethical and faith-based habits alongside introductory IS knowledge.

YEAR 2

Develop Core IS Skills

Strengthen programming, web, networking, UI design, database, management, and organizational knowledge through practical, student-centred learning.

YEAR 3

Apply Data, Enterprise & Digital Solutions

Apply data structures, MIS, SAP/ERP, mobile development, cloud services, and design-sprint methods to real-world problems and evidence-based decision-making.

YEAR 4

Innovate, Transform & Launch

Integrate research, web services, digital business, innovation management, and the L.I.F.E. Experience Program to launch into professional practice, entrepreneurship, or graduate study.

CURRICULUM

Curriculum Overview

LA Required LA Language LA Elective IS Required IS Elective IS Core IS Mathematics IS Business
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(L)
College English 1

Builds foundational English proficiency in reading, writing, listening, and speaking for academic and professional success.

7
LA(R)
Citizenship

Explores Indonesian identity, Pancasila, the 1945 Constitution, and the rights and duties of citizens in a democratic society.

2
LA(R)
Computer Basic 1

Introduces the history of computing, IoT, and big data to build digital literacy and problem-solving skills.

2
LA(R)
Global Leadership Development 1

Builds self-awareness and faith-based leadership values to prepare students as transformational leaders.

2
LA(R)
Indonesian Language

Develops academic Indonesian language skills for writing scientific papers and delivering presentations.

2
LA(R)
Religion

Examines the essence of religiosity, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence among diverse faith communities.

2
LA(E)
College Math I (**)

Develops mathematical skills including algebra, functions, equations, financial mathematics, and quantitative problem-solving.

3
Total 20
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(L)
College English 2

Strengthens academic English skills through advanced reading, writing, listening, and speaking practice.

7
LA(R)
Computer Basic 2

Teaches practical digital skills using Google Workspaces and image/video editing tools.

2
LA(R)
Global Leadership Development 2

Develops practical leadership skills through biblical principles and insights from experienced leaders.

2
LA(R)
Pancasila

Covers the foundational philosophy of Pancasila, citizenship, democracy, and Indonesia's governmental system.

2
LA(E)
College Math II (**)

Covers sequences, series, and multivariable calculus.

3
LA(E)
(Area 3) Introduction to Computing

Teaches programming and problem-solving using Python, including OOP and GUI development.

3
Total 19
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(E)
(Area 1) Entrepreneurship (*)

Develop entrepreneurial mindset and skills for identifying opportunities, developing business ideas, creating value, and managing new ventures.

2
LA(E)
(Area 1) Individual Behavior

This course examines the psychological and social factors that influence individual behavior within organizations. Students will explore key concepts such as motivation, perception, decision-making, and leadership to understand how human dynamics shape workplace performance.

2
LA(E)
(Area 3) Internet and Web Principle

Students will learn about foundamental web page programming including: Cascading Style Sheet (CSS), HTML, and Java Script (JS).

3
M(R)
Object Oriented Programming

Programming and problem-solving using JAVA. Include procedures and functions, iteration, recursion, arrays and vectors, strings, an operational model of procedure and function calls, algorithms, exceptions, and object-oriented programming.

3
M(R)
Principle of Marketing

Examine core marketing concepts, customer needs, market segmentation, branding, promotion, pricing, and marketing strategy.

3
M(R)
Introduction to Management & OB

This course provides a foundational overview of management principles and organizational behavior, examining how structure, culture, and leadership influence workplace dynamics. Students will explore key topics such as motivation, teamwork, decision-making, and strategic planning to understand how organizations operate and succeed.

3
M(E)
Computer Network (*)

The course provides students with an integrated understanding of how data is transmitted, processed, and exchanged across interconnected devices and systems.

3
Total 19
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(E)
(Area 2) Philosophy in Design

Examines philosophical foundations, professional ethics, and moral values in design practice to cultivate socially responsible designers.

2
LA(E)
(Area 4) Principles of Economics

Introduce microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts, including supply and demand, markets, inflation, unemployment, and economic growth.

3
LA(E)
(Area 5) Understanding of Music

Explores basic musical elements, genres, and appreciation to develop an understanding of music and its cultural significance.

2
M(R)
Advanced Programming

In Advanced Programming, students build on foundational knowledge to master intermediate Java features. This course emphasizes understanding why these features matter and how they apply to real-world applications, preparing students for a successful software development career.

3
M(R)
Database System

Master fundamental database concepts and hands-on SQL queries to build real-world applications. Through interactive lessons, relational theory, and practical lab exercises, you will solve realistic case studies that mirror professional software development projects.

3
M(R)
Human Resource Management

This course provides an in-depth exploration of Human Resource Management (HRM) principles and practices. It covers strategic HRM, recruitment, selection, training and development, performance management, compensation, benefits, labor relations, and legal issues in HRM.

3
M(E)
User Interface Design (***)

Learn to build cross-platform applications from a single codebase using Dart and Flutter. Developed by Google to replace inefficient, platform-specific native development like Java for Android and Swift for iOS, Flutter dramatically increases productivity.

3
M(E)
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

This course provides a comprehensive overview of key concepts and technologies in Machine Learning and AI. It is designed to enhance AI literacy and deepen technical comprehension. Furthermore, students will gain hands-on experience with a variety of modern AI tools and platforms.

3
Total 22
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(L)
Korean 1

Establishes foundational Korean language skills for daily conversation and basic literacy.

2
LA(E)
(Area 4) Statistics

Develop statistical skills for business and accounting research, including descriptive statistics, probability, sampling, estimation, and hypothesis testing.

3
LA(E)
(Area 5) English through Films

Uses film analysis to enhance English skills and cultural awareness through real-life dialogues and themes.

2
M(R)
Data Structures

An overview of data structure concepts, arrays, stacks, queues, trees, and graphs. Discussion of various implementations of these data objects, programming styles, and run-time representations.

3
M(R)
Principle of Accounting

Introduce the accounting cycle, transaction analysis, financial statements, and basic accounting concepts used in business decision-making.

3
M(E)
Introduction to ERP

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and their role in integrating core business processes. Students will explore how modern organizations leverage ERP software to streamline operations, manage resources, and improve cross-departmental decision-making.

3
M(E)
Linear Algebra for Data Science

Linear algebra is the essential mathematical foundation of modern data science, machine learning, deep learning, and computational analysis. This course bridges theoretical mathematical rigor with real-world technological applications.

3
Total 19
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(L)
Korean 2

Enhances Korean language fluency and literacy for everyday communication and cultural understanding.

2
LA(E)
(Area 2) Culture in Art Review

Focuses on critical analysis of art and design within cultural, social, and historical contexts to understand how visual norms shape society.

2
M(R)
Object-Oriented Design Patterns

This course introduces the core concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD), focusing on how to design and build flexible, maintainable, and scalable software.

3
M(R)
Management Information System

This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and roles of MIS in modern organizations. Students will learn how information systems support business processes, daily operations, decision-making, and strategic planning.

3
M(R)
Production & Operations Management

This course has two objectives. The first is to familiarize students with key concepts and terminologies used in the production and service industries. The second is to develop insights to transform real-world problems into mathematical problems and gain a data-driven perspective.

3
M(E)
Implementation to ERP

An advanced course focused on developing interactive solutions within the ERP ecosystem, utilizing Container and Grid classes to optimize business data visualization and management.

3
M(E)
Cloud Service Development (***)

Students can learn the overall Spring web application development by creating examples. Students can understand the core principles of Spring and solidify the basics of Spring.

3
M(E)
IT Design Sprint (****)

Face to face workshop with a professor from HGU and his TA team, designing and creating a working app prototype per team through creative team work and collaboration.

3
Total 22
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(R)
Research Proposal

Supports students in developing their thesis proposal (Chapters 1–3) under advisor guidance.

3
M(E)
Web Service Development

Students can learn the overall Spring web application development by creating examples. Students can understand the core principles of Spring and solidify the basics of Spring.

3
M(E)
Digital Business

This course explores how technology is applied in the real world through case studies across various industries. It enables students to understand the impact of technology on real-world environments.

3
M(E)
Practical Application Development

This course focuses on end-to-end application development using the Flutter framework. Students learn how to structure applications, manage navigation and state, integrate REST APIs, handle local data persistence, and build deployable mobile applications.

3
Total 12
CODE
COURSE NAME
SKS
LA(R)
L.I.F.E Experience Program

Experiential learning integrating Love, Integrity, Faithfulness, and Excellence through practical activities, service, leadership, and professional exposure.

5
M(R)
Thesis / Final Project

Guides students through completing and defending their undergraduate thesis.

4
M(E)
Innovation and Change Management

This course will explore various issues and challenges we face. It will enable students to learn the process of how technology drives innovation and transformation in the business environment, with a strong focus on problem-solving.

3
Total 12

CAREER PATHS

Where Graduates Go

Information Systems & Business Analysis

Systems Analyst · Business Analyst · IT/IS Consultant

Data & Digital Intelligence

Forward Deployed Engineer · Data Scientist · Data Engineer

Enterprise & Business Systems

ERP/SAP Associate · Enterprise Systems Specialist · Business Systems Support

Digital Product & Applications

Application Developer · Digital Product Associate · Technology Project Coordinator

Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Digital Entrepreneur · Technology Innovation Associate

Research & Further Study

Research Assistant · Pathway to postgraduate study and academic careers

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

Learn by Doing

01

Industry-Based Projects

Solve authentic organizational and technological problems through project-based learning and feedback.

02

AI, Data & Digital Transformation

Develop analytical dashboards, digital solutions, and responsible AI/data projects focused on practical, human-centred outcomes.

03

Service-Learning & Community Solutions

Apply IS knowledge to inclusive digital literacy, community empowerment, and sustainable digital solutions.

04

International Learning & Collaboration

Gain global exposure through collaborative classes, academic partnerships guest lectures, and research networks.

05

Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Career

Build prototypes, business ideas, and professional readiness through mentoring, innovation activities, and structured career preparation programs.

OUR EDUCATORS

Meet the Faculty

V

Dr. Yustinus Yuniarto, S.S., M.M.

Department Head

Management · Human Resources · Organizational Behavior · Change Management

S

Keetaek Park,
M.Eng.

Lecture

Artificial Intelligence · Cloud

A

Gloria Pratiwi Waang, S.E., M.B.A.

Lecturer

Marketing Management · Digital Marketing · Management Information System

D

Alfred Tenggono, S.Kom., M.Kom.

Lecturer

Software Engineering · Data & Information Infrastructure · Cybersecurity

Student excellence

Awards & Outcomes

Competition Awards

2026

Rahma Lindungi Laowo & Dyah Ayu Kusuma Wibawa

Rahma Lindungi Laowo & Dyah Ayu Kusuma Wibawa 2nd Winner — National Web Development Competition, Technology Innovative Challenge (TIC) 9.0 "Push the Impact: Web Innovation for SDGs", Universitas Jember

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