Education Guidelines

EDUCATION GUIDELINES
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
BRAWIJAYA UNIVERSITY
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EDUCATION GUIDELINES FOR FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
BRAWIJAYA UNIVERSITY
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
article 1
In this Education Guide what is meant by:

1. Semester is a unit of time consisting of 16 (sixteen) weeks lecture or other scheduled
activities, including accompaniment activities, including 2 (two) up to 3 (three) weeks
of assessment activities.
2. Short semester is a semester for certain students who the operation is shortened by
referring to the stipulated provisions by the dean.
3. Semester Credit System is an education implementation system with use semester
credit units (credits) to state student study loads, lecturer workload, learning
experience and program implementation burden.
4. The semester credit unit (credits) is a measure of appreciation for activities learning is
equivalent to 160 (one hundred and sixty) minutes of learning activities per week per
semester.
5. Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) is a curriculum that is compiled based on on
the elements of competence that can deliver students to achieve core competencies,
supporting competencies, and other competencies as a method of inquiry (a learning
method that fosters great desire to want to know) is expected.
6. Competence is a set of smart actions, full of responsibility someone as a condition to
be considered capable by the people in carrying out tasks in certain areas of work.
7. Graduates 'competency standards are qualifications of graduates' abilities which
include
attitude, knowledge and skills.
8. The Indonesian National Qualification Framework (KKNI) is a core framework for
competency qualifications that can match, equalize, and integrating education and job
training as well as work experience in the framework of providing work competence
recognition in accordance with employment structure in various sectors.
9. Qualification is the mastery of learning outcomes that state their position in KKNI.
10. Credit score is the value that states the amount of effort to complete the task- the tasks
in the lecture program, seminar, practicum / studio, practical work as well as other
tasks.
11. Lecture is a face-to-face activity carried out between lecturers and students in a
manner
scheduled in class or elsewhere specified.
12. Structured tasks are learning activities in the form of material deepening for students,
designed by lecturers to achieve competence and time task completion is determined
by the lecturer.
13. Independent (unstructured) tasks are learning activities in the form of deepening
material for students, designed by lecturers to achieve competence. Time assignment
completion is determined by students.
14. Seminar is a scientific meeting related to the courses held by students under the
guidance of the lecturer concerned.
15. Studio practicum / activity is a structured academic activity carried out in the
laboratory / studio or other places specified.

16. Real-Practice Work Lecture (KKN-P) is a structured academic activity that is
conducted in companies, projects and / or agencies approved by the Head of
Department / Study program.
17. Course assignments are structured academic activities carried out by
students with the guidance of lecturers / assistants and is one of the components
assessment / evaluation.
18. Quiz and / or Mid Semester Exam (UTS) is an evaluation activity carried out
during the lecture takes place in the semester concerned.
19. Final Semester Examination (UAS) is an evaluation activity carried out at the end
semester.
20. Achievement Index (IP) is a number that shows student achievement from
courses taken in one semester are calculated by the number of
the multiplication of credits for each course is multiplied by the weighted scores
divided with the number of credits taken.
21. Cumulative Achievement Index (GPA) is a number that shows achievement students
from all courses taken are counted by the number of the multiplication of credits for
each course is multiplied by the weighted scores divided by with the number of
credits taken
22. Final Examination is a test that can be in the form of a Thesis Examination or
Comprehensiveness and Thesis Examination.
23. Final Masters Test is a Thesis Examination
24. Doctoral Final Examination is a Closed Examination and / Open Examination.
25. Study Plan Cards (KRS) are notes about academic program plans student in one
semester.
26. Study Result Card (KHS) is a record of student academic achievement published at
the end of each semester.
27. The Year Over Program (PAT) is a matriculation program organized by master study
programs and doctoral study programs within FT UB new students.
28. University is Brawijaya University.
29. Faculty is the Faculty of Engineering, Brawijaya University.
30. The Chancellor is the Chancellor of Brawijaya University.
31. The Dean is the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Brawijaya University.
32. Head of Department / Study Program is the Head of Department / Study Program in
the environment
33. Faculty of Engineering, Brawijaya University.
34. Students are students of the Faculty of Engineering, Brawijaya University.

MECHANICAL
Engineering
EDUCATION IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES

S-1 STUDY PROGRAM
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

FOREWORD
By giving thanks to God, who is only with His permission, then the Book Educational
Guidelines for Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas
Brawijaya Year 2014 / 2015- 2017/2018, can be reprinted for students academic 2014/2015.
The Mechanical Engineering Education Guidebooks are evaluated and updated every four
years to be used as a basis and reference for all academic activities and other related activities
in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Universitas Brawijaya.
Educational Guidelines for Mechanical Engineering Department Academic Year 2015 /

2016- 2017/2018 already refers to a curriculum based on the KKNI (National Qualification
Framework - Indonesia).
The systematics in this Guideline is broadly composed on:

1. Vision and Mission
2. Purpose of the education program
3. Curriculum
4. Departmental Regulations
5. Transitional Rules
Syllabus for Courses Appreciation and thanks to all members of the Education Guidance
Team Compilation Team and all parties who have give its contribution during the preparation
process until its preparation. Hopefully the existence of this Education Manual can be put to
good use by the community academics and stakeholders of the Faculty of Engineering,
Universitas Brawijaya.
Head of Mechanical Engineering Department
signed
Dr.Eng. Nurkholis Hamidi, ST., M.Eng

1. VISION and MISSION
In 2020, the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas

Brawijaya as center for education, research and community service in the field of mechanical
engineering that has advantages and benefits for local, national, Asian communities
Southeast and Asia supported by human resources, infrastructure and facilities adequate and
supported by a conducive academic atmosphere.
MISSION
The mission of the Mechanical Engineering department is to prepare graduates who meet
them
Profession needs through:
1. Held organized education and administration that is effective, efficient, accountable

and sustainable.
2. Implementation of education and teaching that guarantees the quality of graduates and
relevant to the needs of Mechanical Engineering graduates at the local level, national,
Southeast Asia and Asia with an academic atmosphere that suits national and
international standards.
3. Conducting research in the field of mechanical engineering.
4. Implementation of community service by applying research results and study in the
field of mechanical engineering.

FLOWCHART DIAGRAM OF EACH SEMESTER MATRICULATION.

COURSE SYLLABUS
MAIN COMPETENCY MAJOR
Courses : Islamic education

Course Code : MPK4001
Study Load : 2 credits
Status :W
Precondition : There is no
Practice : There is no
Duty : There is no
Purpose : Provide knowledge for the study of nature, Khalik Rasul, charity
pious and Islam in disciplines.
Subject : Nature of life and its contents; The nature and power of Allah
SWT; Apostle
and Islamic Sharia; Worship; Islam for scientific disciplines; Islam and
science knowledge; Islam and community life.
Literature : Nasution, Must. 1982. "Islam in terms of various aspects and The aspects
". Jakarta: UI Press.
Sylatut, Mahmud. "Islam, Aqidah and Sharia".
Gazalba, Sidi. "Principles of Islamic Teachings".
Courses : Catholic Religious Education

Status :W
Duty : There is no
Purpose : Provide knowledge in order to understand the concept of deep faith Church,
live church and socialize in order the development of personal attitudes and
mentalities in order to be devoted himself for the interests of society as an
expression of his faith.
Subject : Understanding church and faith in the Church; Church as sacrament
of
salvation; Scripture; The Mystery of the Supreme Trinity One.
Literature : Hardowiryono, R., Sy. "Fostering Church of the Faith". Jakarta.
Dokpen. MAWI. MAWI Session. 1978. "Increasing Participation in Cultural,
Community and State Life ". (Spectrum No. 4 th VIII). Jakarta:
Dokpen.MAWI. Bible. "Old Testament and New Testament".
Courses : Christian education

Status :W
Duty : There is no
Purpose : Provide knowledge about the background of concepts and principles
Christianity.

Subject : Understanding of religion; Basics of Christianity; Sin and
effect; The plan of salvation and its fulfillment in Jesus Christ; The role of
the Holy Spirit; Faith and science; Faith and devotion.
Literature. : Indonesian Bible Society. 1982. "The Bible".
Sularso, Sopater. "Christian Faith and Science". Harun,
Hadiwiyono. "Christian faith". Jakarta: BPK.
Courses : Hindu Religious Education

Status :W
Duty : There is no
Purpose : Provide knowledge in order to understand and appreciate strong religion,
strengthen faith, faith and worship to Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa or God
Almighty.
Subject
: History of Hinduism; The axis of the teachings of Hinduism; Scope
Hindu religion; Nawa Darsana; Social link; The basics
Hindu leadership; Hindu Culture and Art.
Literature
: Dekker, Nyoman and I Ktut Sudiri P. "Principles of Hinduism".
Pudja, Gede and W. Sadia. 1979. " Rig Vedas and Same Vedas ".
Jakarta: Ministry of Religion of the Republic of Indonesia.
Courses
: Buddhist Education
Course Code: MPK4005
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provide knowledge in order to understand and appreciate as well
practice the precepts of Godhead, Dharma and goodness
to strengthen faith (soddha) and maintain survival
religion.
Subject
: God Nature; Conception of harmony in religious life;
Bodhisattvas; Sadparamita ; Buddha; Law of Kasunyatan ; Paritha ;
Meditation; Devotions and Ceremonies.
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Literature
: Diputhera, Oka. "Image of Buddhism in the Pancasila Philosophy".
Project for Procurement of Buddhist Scriptures. " Dharmapada ".
Project for Procurement of Buddhist Scriptures. " Sanghyang
Kamahayanikan ".
Courses
: Civic education
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: ≥ 96 credits
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Gives an understanding of philosophy in order to understand Pancasila as
basic philosophy of the nation and state of Indonesia. Providing knowledge
in order to understand and appreciate the Archipelago's Insight,
National Resilience, National Policies and Strategies, in particular
in the field of national defense and security and Systems
Universal People's Security Defense to strengthen morale
in maintaining the survival of the nation.
Subject
: The essence of Pancasila; Pancasila philosophy; Pancasila Values; Analysis
Society based on Pancasila, 1945 Constitution, Implementation
1945 Constitution of Republic of Indonesia. Definition
Authority; The concept of an archipelago (Nusantara); Conception
Nusantara Insight; National defence; Mindset and
stratification of Polstrahan ; The concept of defending the country and the Defense System.
Literature
: Darmodihardjo, Dardji. 1976. "Pancasila, the Source of Everything
Source of law". Malang: Brawijaya University.
Pancasila Laboratory. 1978. "Main Discussion
Pancasila Basic Philosophy of the Republic of Indonesia ". Malang: IKIP
Poor.
Notonegoro. 1954. "Pancasila Basis for State Philosophy". Yogyakarta:
Gajah Mada University Press.
Defense and Security Agency. 1972. "Insight Manuscript
Archipelago". Jakarta: Lemhamnas.
Defense and Security Agency. 1978. "National Resilience".
Jakatra: Lemhanas.
The Faculty of Honesty Lecturer. 1978. "Educational Values Textbook".
Malang: Brawijaya University
Courses
: Indonesian
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Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
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Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students are able to use Indonesian as a language
State and national languages are properly and correctly applied
and develop science and technology as manifestations
love and pride in the Indonesian language.
Subject
: Indonesian language position; Indonesian history, technology,
state language, union language, language of science, and arts
the role of Indonesian in nation-building. Write;
papers, summaries / summaries of books or chapters, book reviews.
Reading to write; reading scientific articles / articles, reading
popular posts, access information through the internet. Speak for
academic needs; presentation, sparkling, giving speeches, speaking
in formal situations.
Literature
: Delf Gaauw B, 1992. A Brief History of Western Philosophy (language translation
by Soejono Sumarjono), Tiara Wancana, Jakarta.
Suriasumantri, Jujun S, 1981. Science in Perspectives . Gramedia,
Jakarta.
Suriasumantri, Jujun S, 1984. Philosophy of Science: An Introduction
Popular . Sinar Harapan, Jakarta.
Verkaah, C., Haryono Imam, R, 1991. Philosophy of Science .
PT. Gramedia Pustaka Utama, Jakarta.
Setjoatmodjo, Pranjoto, 1988. Philosophy of Science, Jakarta,
PPLPTK - Directorate General of Higher Education. Ministry of Education and Culture.
Courses
: English
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice

: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides the ability for students to be able to understand
textbooks in the field of engineering efficiently in language
English.
Subject
: Efficient reading; Concept in use, exploring functions, discovering
discourse, discourse in action, translation.
Literature
: " Englsish for Specific Purposes Mainline Course ". RELC
(SEAMEO).
Riley, Pamela. 1980. " Academic Orientation Course ". AAUCS.
The British Council. 1982. " Reading and Thinking in English ".
Oxford University Press.
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Courses
: Calculus
Course Code: TKM4101
Study Load
: 4 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students understand the principles and methods of calculation that are
needed to analyze physical phenomena and formulate or
solving Mechanical Engineering problems.
Subject
: Complex number systems; Functions with one independent variable and
functions with several independent variables, special functions: functions
transcendent, logarithmic, exponential and hyperbolic; Vector
vector addition and multiplication; Limit function; Derivatives and derivatives
partial, derived application; Integral, integral application.
Literature
: Purcell, EJ, "Calculus and Analytic Geometry (Translation) " , 5th edition,
Erlangga, Jakarta, 1992.
Moekidam, Yoewono, "Mathematics I", Kopma Unibraw, Malang,
1991.
Moekidam, Yoewono, "Mathematics II", Kopma Unibraw, Malang,
1991.

Murray, Spiegel, "Schaum's Outline of Advanced Mathematics
for Engineers and Scientists ", McGraw Hill, 2009.
Kreyszig, Erwin, "Advanced Engineering Mathematics", 10th ed.,
John Willey & Sons, Inc., 2010.
Courses
: Engineering Mathematics I
Study Load
: 4 credits
Status
:W
Prerequisite
: TKM4101
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students understand the principles of linear algebra and methods
solving differential equations and their required applications
to formulate and solve engineering problems
Machine.
Subject
: Algebra: system of linear equations, matrices (determinants, inverses , eigens
value and eigen vector); Ordinary differential equations ( Ordinary
differential equation ) order 1 and its application; Differential equation
high-order ordiner, Chauchi-Euler equation, application of equations
differential; Simultaneous linear differential equations; Transformation
Laplace .
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Literature
: Kreyszig, Erwin, "Advanced Engineering Mathematics", 10th ed.,
Stroud, KA, Booth, DJ, " Advanced Engineering Mathematics" ,
5th edition, Palgrave Macmillan Limited, 2011.
Courses
: Mathematical Engineering II
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4202
Practice

: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students understand the principles of solving equations
differential and power series methods required for
formulate and solve mechanical engineering problems.
Subject
: Resolution of differential equations with a series: power series
Legendre methods , equations and polynomials, Gamma functions, functions
Beta, extended power series method / Frobenius method, function
Bessel; Fourier series; Partial differential equation.
Literature
: Kreyszig, Erwin, "Advanced Engineering Mathematics", 10th ed.,
Stroud, KA, Booth, DJ, " Advanced Engineering Mathematics" ,
5th edition, Palgrave Macmillan Limited, 2011.
Courses
: Statistics and Probability
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand and be able to Science and Technology and fields
Industry.
Subject
: Central Tendency (Mean, Median, Mode, Standard Deviation), Random
Variable (discrete & continuous distribution, etc.), Hypothesis testing
(analysis of variance, chi-test, F-test, t-test, Z-test), Regression (linear,
polynomial, and exponential), Probability, Research Design.
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Literature
: Hifni. 1991. "Statistics Method". Malang: Kopma Unibraw.
Walpole, RE., & Raymond H.Meyer, "Probability and Statistics
for Engineers and Scientists ", 3rd ed., McMillan Publishing Co.,
Inc., New York, 1985.
Box, GEP. 1978. " Statistics for Experiments ", New York: John

Willey and Sons.
Bhattacharya. 1977. " Statistical Concepts and Methods ".
Courses
: Numerical Method
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4101
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Able to explain computational methods and approaches can
solve mathematical equation problems numerically as well
its application in mechanical engineering.
Subject
: Accuracy, precision, degree of error / error ( error ), Taylor
series and truncation , Root (real) approximation (transedence
& polynomial), polynomial root (complex) approximation,
Simultaneous linear equations: Gauss elimination method, Gauss-Jordan,
LU decomposition , Gauss Siedell, Simultaneous non-linear equations,
Numerical integral, numerical differential, finite difference, Euler
method, the Runge Kutta method.
Literature
: Soeharjo. "Numerical Analysis". Surabaya: ITS.
Triatmojo, Bambang. "Numerical Method". Bandung: ITB.
Munif, A. "Mastery and Use of Numerical Methods".
Scheid, Fracis. " Theory and Problems of Numerical Analysis ".
New York: Mc.Graw-Hill. Inc.
Atkinson, Kendall. "Elementary Numerical Analysis". New York:
John Willey & Sons.
Atkinson, Kendall. " An Introduction to Numercial Analysis ". New
York: John Willey & Sons.
Tejo Sutikno. "Algebra Matrix".
Courses
: Physics 1
Study Load
: 4 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is
Duty

: There is no
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Purpose
: Understanding the basics of physical law that underlies Mechanical Engineering
related to mechanics.
Subject
: Quantity system, Unit system, Newton's Law, Particle motion
(displacement, speed, acceleration), Balance of objects:
Newton's Law I and Newton's Law III, Rigid body motion ( rigid
body ), Particle kinetics: force of inertia (Newton's Law II),
momentum, impulse, work-energy, Kinetics of rigid bodies, Moments
mass inertia, Hydrostatics: Bernoulli's equation, Thermodynamics
Basic law of thermo I: inner energy, heat and effort / work, gas
ideal.
Literature
: FW. Sears, MW. Zemansky " University Phiysics (Mechanics,
Heat and Sound) ". New York: John Willey and Sons.
Keyser, Carl A. 1956. " Material of Engineering ". Prentice-Hall.
Mac Englewood-Cliffs.
Timoshenko, S. and Young, DH " Engineering Mechanics ". New
York: Mc.Graw-Hill Book Co.
Kraice, JL Meriam LG Mulia, Tony. "Mechanical Mechanics" Statics.
Jakarta: Erlangga Publisher.
Courses
: Physics 2
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding the basics of physical law that underlies Mechanical Engineering
related to electricity, magnetism, waves, optical
and nuclear.
Subject
: Electricity: the charge of Coulomb's law, Gauss's law, the nature of electricity
material, potential energy, capacitors, direct current, electrical circuits,
Kirchoff's law, magnetic fields, induction, electromotive force, inductance,
alternating current, waves: sound, electro magnet, Optics:
refraction, optical devices, nuclear physics
Literature

: FW. Sears, MW. Zemansky " University Phiysics (Mechanics,
Heat and Sound) ". New York: John Willey and Sons.
Keyser, Carl A. 1956. " Material of Engineering ". Prentice-Hall.
Mac Englewood-Cliffs.
Timoshenko, S. and Young, DH " Engineering Mechanics ". New
York: Mc.Graw-Hill Book Co.
Kraice, JL Meriam LG Mulia, Tony. "Mechanical Mechanics" Statics.
Jakarta: Erlangga Publisher
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Courses
: Basic chemistry
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding the basics of chemical knowledge related to
mechanical engineering.
Subject
: Atomic & molecular structures, Chemical bonds, Phases & phase changes,
Chemical reactions (reaction kinetics, endothermic exotherms, equilibrium,
oxidation-reduction), Stoichiometry, Electrochemistry.
Literature
: Raymond Chang, General Chemistry: The Essentials Concepts,
McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2008.
Courses
: Materials Engineering
Study Load
: 4 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can know the types, characteristics and properties

material (engineering) and can use these technical materials,
especially those related to mechanical engineering. Students too
can understand influence; temperature, pressure and chemical elements
on engineering materials.
Subject
: Theory of atoms, grains, grain boundaries, crystallography, crystal defects, dislocations
(slip and twinning. Types and uses of materials (metals, polymers,
ceramics, composites). Material properties (physical, mechanical, chemical,
manufacturing). Alloy (ferrous and non-ferrous), standard and
coding, metal strengthening mechanism, the phenomenon of yield. Testing
destructive and non destructive.
Literature
: Avner, Sidney H. " Introduction to Physical Metallurgy ".
Djaprie, Sriati. Vleck, Van. "Material Science and Technology".
Djaprie, Sriati. "Modern Physical Metallurgy".
Henct, L. " Ultra Structure Processing of Ceramics, Glasses and
Composites ". New York: John Willey & Sons.
HT Angus " Cast Iron (Physical and Engineering Properties ".
Keyser. " Materials Data Books ".
Kingery, W. " Introduction to Ceramic " Series on Science and
Technology of Materials. New York: John Willey & Sons. "
Lakhtin, Y. " Engineering Physical Metallurgy ".
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Leslie, William C. " The Physical Metallurgy of Steel ".
Sugiarto. "Material Processing Technology". (Diktat lecture).
Surdia, Tata. "Knowledge of Engineering Materials".
Verhoeven, John D. " Fundamental of Physical Metallurgy ".
Courses
: Heat and Surface Treatment
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4191
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Evaluate and apply heat treatment types and
surfaces on engine components, and so that more students
understand the effect of temperature, chemical elements and mechanical work on
metal characteristics and can test.
Subject
: Phase diagram, Fe-Fe3C diagram, time-temp-transf. diagram, Heat

treatment (annealing, hardening, tempering), Hardenability ;
Solid phase transformations; Types of heat and surface treatment;
Heat treatment of ferrous metals and their alloys; Treatment
thermochemical steel; Heat treatment of non ferrous metal alloys;
Effect of hardening depth on the shape of the voltage, types
wear and test.
Literature
: James F. Shackelfort. " Introduction to Material Science for
Engineers ".
Khamenecny. " Abook of Heat Treatment ".
ASM. Metals Handbook Volume 5. " Surfase Cleaning, Finishing
and Co ”.
CRBrooks. " Heat Treatment of Ferrous Alloy ".
Thelning, Karl-Erik. " Steel and It's Heat Treatment ".
Peterson. " Wear Resistant Surface in Engineering ".
Zakarof, " Heat Treatment of Metal "
Courses
: Material Strength Mechanics I
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4105
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can analyze the integrity of a structure
( structural integrity ) which accepts simple burdens.
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Subject
: Static concepts: force and moment equilibrium, Stress concepts
simple, free body diagram, normal voltage, various
joints, truss and frame structure , shear stress, bearing voltage
( bearing stress ), tension on thin cylinders, stress on wires,
Hooke's Law, Thermal voltage, Center of gravity, Moment of inertia
with respect to the line Ixx / Iyy, Moment of inertia with respect to the point Io.
Literature
: Timoshenko, S and Young, DH "Elements of Strength of
Materials ". NY
Timoshenko, S and Young, DH "Strength of Materials". NY
Popov, EP "Mechanic of Materials" . Jakarta: Erlangga.
P. Stepin. "Strength of Materials". Moscow: Publishers.
Schaum's Outline Series. "Strength of Materials" .

Vazirani, VN "Analysis of Structure". Khana Publishers 2-B Nath
Market Nai Sarakk. Delhi-6
Ferdinand L. Singer & Andrew Pytel. "Strength of Materials ".
Courses
: Material Strength Mechanics II
Study Load
: 4 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4211
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: 1. So that students can analyze the tension in the rod
accept various kinds of latitude styles.
2. So that students can analyze integrity ( Structural
integrity ) a structure with a combined load
3. So students can analyze the integrity of the column with
eccentric load.
Subject
: Analysis on certain static and indeterminate static beam systems (diagram
latitude force, normal force diagram, bending moment diagram). Deflection
and voltage on the beam . Twisting load systems, diagrams
the plane of the torque moment, the torque angle of the shaft, the twist of the cross section
thin-walled, tension caused by twisting. Combined voltage,
2D Mohr Circles. Column theory.
Literature
: Timoshenko, S and Young, DH "Elements of Strength of
Materials ". NY
Timoshenko, S and Young, DH "Strength of Materials". NY
Popov, EP "Mechanic of Materials" . Jakarta: Erlangga.
P. Stepin. "Strength of Materials". Moscow: Publishers.
Schaum's Outline Series. "Strength of Materials" .
Vazirani, VN "Analysis of Structure". Khana Publishers 2-B Nath
Market Nai Sarakk. Delhi-6
Ferdinand L. Singer & Andrew Pytel. "Strength of Materials ".
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Courses
: Kinematics
Currency Code: TKM4114
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status

:W
Precondition
: TKM4105
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can explain the basic concepts of movement
mechanism and make analysis and synthesis of movement speed
and acceleration of system or engine mechanisms
Subject
: Simple mechanism (four bar, slider crank), Speed analysis
and acceleration, the instantaneous center speed point, the Complex Mechanism,
Rolling Phenomena, Equivalent Mechanisms.
Literature
: Hinkle Roland. " Kinematic of Machine ". New York: Mc.Graw-
Hill Book Co.
Guillet, Church, AH " Kinematic of Machine ". New York: John
Willey.
Martin, George. " Kinematic and Dynamic of Machine ". New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill.
Meriam, JL Kraige, LG " Engineering Mechanics ". Vol.2. New
York: John Willey.
Mabie " Mechanics and Dynamics of Machinery ". New York: John
Willey & Sons.
Erdman. " Mechanism Design-Analysis and Synthesis ". Vol. I. New
Jersey: Prentice Hall. Englewoods Cliffs.
Courses
: Dynamics
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4114
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can explain the basic concepts of movement
mechanism and make an analysis of force, energy and power on
system or machine mechanism.
Subject
: Force analysis, Principles d'Alembert, Dynamic forces, Mass Balancing
spinning and mass back and forth, Gyroscope, Flywhell.
Literature
: Martin, George. " Kinematic and Dynamic of Machine ". New York:

Mc.Graw-Hill.
Holowenko, AR " Dynamics of Machinery ". New York: John
Willey and Sons Inc.
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Meriam, JL Kraige, LG " Engineering Mechanics ". Vol.2. New
York: John Willey.
Mabie " Mechanics and Dynamics of Machinery ". New York: John
Willey & Sons.
Erdman. " Mechanism Design-Analysis and Synthesis ". Vol. I. New
Jersey: Prentice Hall. Englewoods Cliffs.
Courses
: Mechanical Vibration
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4214
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can get to know and understand basic concepts
machine vibration analysis in an effort to find / determine the source
vibration in machinery and can explain and choose
several methods of isolating the machine's vibration from its surroundings for
prevent the impact of the problem on the system and its surroundings,
by analyzing both exact and numerical.
Subject
: Modeling, Energy Method, Vibration of Single Degree of Freedom ,
Vibration Multi Degree of Freedom , vibration free, vibration
Forced, Vibrate mode, Practical method.
Literature
: Meirovitch, L. " Elements of Vibration Analysis ". New York: John
Willey & Sons.
Thimosenko S. " Vibration Problem in Engineering ". New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill.
Inman, Daniel. " Engineering Vibration ". New Jersey, Prentice Hall
International.
Beer, FPJ, E. Russel Jr. " Mechanical for Engineering-Dynamics ".
Mc.Graw-Hill International Edition.
Thomson, WT " Vibration Theory and Applications ". New York:
Prentice Hall Inc.
Hibbler RC " EngineeringMechanic: Dynamics ". Upper Saddle
River. New Jersey. Prentice Hall International Editions.

S, Graham Kelly. " Fundamental of Mechanical Vibrations ".
Mc.Graw-Hill International Editions
Courses
: Thermodynamics 1
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4105
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Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students can understand and master basic theory
Thermodynamics and be able to apply it to problems
Thermodynamics.
Subject
: Basic concepts of thermodynamics, Hk. Thermo I (energy, inner energy,
work and heat), nature of pure substances and state of state (how to search
from tables / graphs / equations), ideal gas model, incompressible substances,
Closed system energy analysis, Analysis of mass and energy volume settings
(nozzle, compressor, pump, turbine, valve, heat exchanger), Entropy
& hk. Termo II, Exergy.
Literature
: Moran, Michael J ,; Shapiro, Howard N. 2000. " Fundamentals of
Thermodynamics Engineering ". 4 th Edition, New York: John Willey
& Sons, Inc.
Cengel, Jonah A; Box, Michael A, 1994 . "Thermodynamics, An
Engineering Approach, 2 nd Edition, Mc.Graw-Hill, Inc.
Reynold William C: Perkins Henry C, 1977. " Engineering
Thermodynamics ". 2 nd Edition, Mc. Graw-Hill, Inc.
Sushkov. " Technical Thermodynamics ". Moscow Publisher.
Holman 1980. " Thermodynamics ". Third Edition, Mc.Graw-Hill
Kogakusha 2 nd .
Wood, Bernard D. 1982, " Applications of Thermodynamics ". 2 nd
Edition, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company.
Courses
: Thermodynamics 2
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W

Precondition
: TKM4242
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students can understand and master basic theory
Thermodynamics and be able to apply it in analysis
Energy convertion.
Subject
: Power generation systems; The gas power cycle (Carnot, Otto, Diesel cycles,
and Brayton), the steam power cycle (Rankine cycle, Rankine reheat ,
Rankine regenerative ). Cooling system & thermal pump; cycle
refrigeration (vapor compression cycle, absorption refrigeration), gas mixture
not reacting.
Literature
: Cengel, Jonah A; Box, Michael A, 1994 . "Thermodynamics, An
Engineering Approach, 2 nd Edition, Mc.Graw-Hill, Inc.
Moran, Michael J ,; Shapiro, Howard N. 2000. " Fundamentals of
Thermodynamics Engineering ". 4 th Edition, New York: John Willey
& Sons, Inc.
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Reynold William C: Perkins Henry C, 1977. " Engineering
Thermodynamics ". 2 nd Edition, Mc. Graw-Hill, Inc.
Holman 1980. " Thermodynamics ". Third Edition, Mc.Graw-Hill
Kogakusha 2 nd .
Hardjono Djojodihardjo. "Mechanical Thermodynamics".
Courses
: Fluid Mechanics 1
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4105
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand and master theories
Fluid Mechanics so as to be able to apply it in the field of engineering.
Subject
: Continuum Concepts, Fluid Statics, Fluid Dynamics, Laws
base fluid flow, dimensional analysis, deep viscous fluid flow

channels (laminar flow, turbulent, fully developed , Moody diagram,
minor losses, major losses).
Literature
: Fox, Robet W; Mc. Donald, Alan T, 1994. " Introduction to
Fluid Mechanics "4 th Edition, John Willey & Sons, Inc.
Gerhart, Philip M; Gross Richard J., 1985. " Fundamentals of Fluid
Mechanics "Addison-Wesley Publishing Company. $
Hughes, WF 1967. Brighton, JA Brighton. " Fluid Dynamics ".
White, FM 1986. " Fluid Mechanics ", 2 nd Edition, New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill ...
Streeter, VL1969. Wylie, Benjamin. " Fluid Mechanics ". New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill.Kogakusha Ltd.
Schaum's Outline Series. New York: Mc.Graw-Hill Book Company.
Courses
: Fluid Mechanics II
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4241
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand and master theories
Fluid Mechanics so as to be able to apply it in the field of engineering.
Subject
: Navier Stokes, External Flow : characteristics, lift & drag , boundary
layer , compressible flow: ideal gas, Mach numbers and speed
sound, isentropic and non-isentropic flow.
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95
Literature
: Fox, Robet W; Mc. Donald, Alan T, 1994. " Introduction to
Fluid Mechanics "4 th Edition, John Willey & Sons, Inc.
Gerhart, Philip M; Gross Richard J., 1985. " Fundamentals of Fluid
Mechanics "Addison-Wesley Publishing Company. $
Hughes, WF 1967. Brighton, JA Brighton. " Fluid Dynamics ".
White, FM 1986. " Fluid Mechanics ", 2 nd Edition, New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill ...
Streeter, VL1969. Wylie, Benjamin. " Fluid Mechanics ". New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill.Kogakusha Ltd.
Schaum's Outline Series. New York: Mc.Graw-Hill Book Company.
Courses
: Heat and Mass Transfer 1

Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4105, 4242
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students can understand and master the principles
basic heat transfer and able to solve problems
engineering issues related to heat transfer
conduction and radiation.
Subject
: Basic concepts and mechanisms of heat transfer (conduction,
convection and radiation). The conduction heat transfer equation.
Steady conduction heat transfer . Conduction heat transfer
transient . The basics of thermal radiation. Radiation heat transfer.
Literature
: Incropera, Frank P. Dewitt, David P, 1996. " Intorduction to Heat
Transfers ". 3 rd Edition, John Willey & Sons.
Cengel, Yunus A, 1998. " Heat Transfer, A Practical Approach ".
Mcb. Mc.Graw-Hill.
Holman, JP 1986. " Heat Transfer ". 6 th ed. New York: Mc.Graw-
Hill Ltd.
Frank, Kreith. " Principles of Heat Transfer ". Harper & Row
Publisher.
Courses
: Heat and Mass Transfer 2
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4243
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
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Purpose
basic heat transfer and able to solve problems

engineering issues related to heat transfer
convection and mass transfer.
Subject
: The basics of convection heat transfer ( similarity , press. General),
Forced convection outside flow (flat plate, cylinder, ball, bundled tube ),
Forced convection of deep flow ( cylindrical, non-cylindrical ),
Natural Convection, Boiling and condensation, Heat Exchanger System:
Heat Exchanger (LMTD & NTU-å), Basics of displacement
really
Literature
: Incropera, Frank P. Dewitt, David P, 1996. " Intorduction to Heat
Transfers ". 3 rd Edition, John Willey & Sons.
Cengel, Yunus A, 1998. " Heat Transfer, A Practical Approach ".
Mcb. Mc.Graw-Hill.
Holman, JP 1986. " Heat Transfer ". 6 th ed. New York: Mc.Graw-
Hill Ltd.
Frank, Kreith. " Principles of Heat Transfer ". Harper & Row
Publisher.
Courses
: Practicum for Basic Machine Phenomena
Study Load
: 1 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4205, 4241
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: To deepen the theoretical knowledge of the basics of machinery.
Subject
: Torsion of bars, columns, bending moments and latitude, deflection
stem; Simple vibration apparatus, dynamic balancing
apparatus, critical revolution; Comparative flow measurement
apparatus, fluid circuit friction apparatus; Reynold number
experiment, thermal conductivity, Heat Exchanger, Electric Motor.
Literature
: In accordance with the Practicum Handbook and Eye Book
related lecture.
Courses
: Material Test Practicum
Study Load
: 1 credits
Status
:W
Precondition

: TKM4291
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
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Subject
: Practicum about; influence of metal heat treatment, microstructure
metal, metal hardness, metal strength, Jominy test, Impact test,
Non-destructive Test.
Literature
related lecture.
Courses
: Care Management
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand about care management systems
Subject
: Care Options and Strategies, Function of the Care Department,
Nursing Organization, Elements of Effective Care Management.
Literature
: Kelly, Anthony, "Managing maintenance resources", Butterworth-
Heinemann, 2006.
Collacott, RA, "Mechanical fault diagnosis", Chapman and Hall,
1977.
Levitt Joel, "Handbook of maintenance management", Industrial
Press, 1997.
Wilson Alan, "Asset maintenance management", Industrial Press, 2002.
Tery Wireman, "Developing performance indicators for maintenance",
Industrial Press, 2005.
Courses
: Drawing Techniques and Assignments
Study Load

: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is
Purpose
drawing techniques and skilled in drawing techniques.
Subject
: Provision of theory drawing techniques which include: means
drawing techniques, Quadrant system, Projection system: America,
Europe Standard lines and kinds. Principle of projection
orthogonal: Multiview and Axonometry. Projection of points, lines, planes,
objects ( primitive geometry ). Projection of auxiliary fields ( Auxiliary
plane ). Intersection of gusts, and peel ( Development ).
Giving assignments to draw techniques including object projections
(primitive geometry), projection of the intersection of objects and fields,
projection of gusts between objects, peels and models.
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98
Literature
: Abbas. 1952. "The Science of Aircraft Building Volume II - Equipment Parts
Aircraft ". Jakarta: Publisher H. Stam.
Abbott. 1986. " Practical Geometry and Engineering Graphics ".
Blackie and Sons. London: Glasgow.
French Et. All 1992. " Mechanical Drawing - CAD
Communication ". New York: Mc.Graw-Hill. International Editions.
Giesecke at. All 1990. " Principles of Engineering Graphics ". New
York: Maxwell Macmillan. International Edition.
Lambri. 1952. "Measurement of Painting". Jakarta: Book Publisher H. Stam.
Courses
: Drawing Machines and Tasks
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4112
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is
Purpose

drawing machine and skilled in drawing machines and
its application.
Subject
: Granting machine drawing tasks which include; Image standard
machine. Workpiece projection, Reading image, Size system.
Piece. Linear tolerance and Suaian ( Fit ), Geometric tolerance,
Surface configuration, Special drawing: Thread (nuts & bolts, wheels
gears, bearings), Working drawings, Drawings, Introductory drawings
computer based.
Literature
: Abbas. 1952. "The Science of Aircraft Building Volume II - Equipment Parts
Aircraft ". Jakarta: Publisher H. Stam.
Abbott. 1986. " Practical Geometry and Engineering Graphics ".
Blackie and Sons. London: Glasgow.
French Et. All 1992. " Mechanical Drawing - CAD
Communication ". New York: Mc.Graw-Hill. International Editions.
Giesecke at. All 1990. " Principles of Engineering Graphics ". New
York: Maxwell Macmillan. International Edition.
Lambri. 1952. "Measurement of Painting". Jakarta: Book Publisher H. Stam.
Sugiarto. 1987. "Drawing Machines - According to ISO Standards".
Jakarta: Pradnya Paramita.
Courses
: Manufacturing Process I
Currency Code: TKM41 71
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4191
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Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand the process and become familiar with technology
production in the field of; casting, forming, welding and
machining, and can better understand the process and skills
in running manufacturing machines, and students can
understand the technological, mechanical, metallurgical aspects of cutting
metal.
Subject
: Casting Basics - sand, gravity, Forging, Coining, Basics
Forming (deep warming, stamping), Fundamentals of Machining (turning,
milling, grinding), Basics of Joining (Welding, riveting), Basics

Fitting (assembling), Non-conventional machining
(EDM, Wirecut), Fundamentals of Powder metallurgy, Basics
Surface treatment
Literature
: Kalpakjian, Serope; Schmid, Steven. "Manufacturing Engineering and
Technology, Prentice Hall, 2013.
Sriati, Djaprie. "Mechanical Technology". Volume I. Issue 7, Erlangga
Jakarta, 1985.
Sriati, Djaprie. "Mechanical Technology". Volume II, Erlangga Jakarta.
Surdia, Tata. "Metal Casting Techniques". Pradnya Paramita,
Jakarta, 1990.
Surdia, Tata. "Metal Welding Techniques". Pradnya Paramita,
Jakarta.
Kovan, V. " Fundamentals of Process Engineering ". Foreign
Languages Publishing House Mascow.
Avitzur, Betzalel. " Metal Forming: Processes and Analysis ".
Tata, Mc.Graw-Hill Publishing Company LTD. New Delhi.
Krar, Oswald, 1991. " Technology of Machine Tools ". Mc.Graw-
Hill.SF Krar, JW Oswald, Amand. " Machine Tool Operations ".
Modern Machining, Mc.Graw-Hill.
Earn. and Merchant, ME 1941. " Surface Treatment of Metal ",
New York: American Society of Metal.
Boothroyd, Geoffrey. Knight, Winston A. 1989. " Fundamental of
Machining and Machine Tools ”, Marchel Dekker INC
Lee, EH and Shfeer, BW 1951. " The Theory of Plasticity Applied
to a Problem of Machining ", J. Apll. Mech. Vol. 18 no. 4
Oswald, Phillip F. Munoz Jairo, 1997. " Manufacturing Processes
and System ", New York: John Willey and Sons.
Taufiq Rochim. 1985. "Machining Theory and Technology",
Bandung ITB.
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Courses
: Manufacturing Process Practicum I
Study Load
: 1 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4171
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
Subject

: Practicum uses metal cutting machines such as; machine
lathe, planers and shavings, milling machines, drilling machines, machines
grinding and so on. Using connecting machines
metal; metal coating machines and use work equipment
bench.
Literature
related lecture.
Courses
: Manufacturing Process II
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4171
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can master and understand aspects of technology,
mechanics, metallurgy in the process of metal casting, forming
metal and metal welding, so as to be able to choose the process and
their proper use.
Subject
: Characteristics of casting technology, liquid metal fluidity, analysis,
metal freezing mechanism, duct system design, microstructure
castings, cast defects, cast detection technology and minimize defects;
Metal forming theory, flow stress, yield criteria, mechanism
deformation in metal formation, internal defects
metal forming and prevention, analysis, specifications
geometry, cost calculation; characteristics and uses of fusion welding,
energy source and welding heat transfer, residual stress and deformation
on the base, the phenomenon of convection in the weld pool , solidification of the weld,
phase transformation and the formation of micro structures in the welding metal,
heat affected area (HAZ) and post heat treatment
welding
Literature
: Kalpakjian, Serope; Schmid, Steven. "Manufactureing Engineering
& Technology, Prentice Hall, 2013.
Siswosuwarno, Mardjono, "Formation Techniques", FTI. ITB.
Bethazel, Antzup. " Metal Forming Processes and Analysis ", New
Delhi: Mc.Graw-Hill.
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Garmo, E. Paul DE. " Materials and Processes in Manufacturing ",

New York: Mc.Millan.
SP Timoshenko. " Theory of Plate and Shell ", Tokyo: International
Student Edition.
P. Poluckhin. " Rolling Mill Practice ", Moscow: Peace Publishing.
EG Rowe. " Principles of Industrial Metal Working Processes ",
New York: Mc.Graw-Hill.
Surdia, Tata. Cs. "Metal Casting Techniques".
BH, Amstead. " Manufacturing Processes ". New York: John
Willey.
F., Smith W. " Principles of Material Science and Engineering ".
Esterling, K., Introduction to the Physical Metallurgy of Welding ,
Wiryosumarto, H., Metal Welding Technology
Courses
: Manufacturing Process Practicum II
Study Load
: 1 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4172
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
Subject
: Practicum for making sand molds, testing the content of sand loam
printing, print sand distribution testing, sand permeability testing
printing, strength testing of sand molding, sand design and manufacturing
stage I printing, liquid metal casting, engineering sand molding design
for improving the quality of castings and metal casting 1.
Literature
related lecture.
Courses
: Machine Element I
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4211
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no

Purpose
: So students can get to know and understand machine parts
and can make basic planning criteria and can
design connections of machine parts, and students
can recognize and understand various power transmission systems
and can design transmission systems other than by using
gears.
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Subject
: Introduction to machine elements, stress design and analysis processes,
failure theory, safety factor, shaft design, shaft connection:
pegs, pins, spline, shrink fit, fixed clutch, brake, friction clutch
( clutch ), welding connectors, rivets, bolts, springs: threaded, leaf.
Literature
: Dobrovolsky, V. " Machine Elements ".
Stolk, Jac. "Machine Elements", Erlangga, 1981.
Kurmi " Machine Design "
Shigey, JE " Mechanical Engineering Design ".
Black, PH " Machine Design ".
Spots, MF " Design of Machine Elements ", New York: Mc.Graw-
Hill
Niemann, G & Winter, H. " Maschinen Elemente ".
Deutschman, Aarond. " Machine Design Theory and Practice ".
Juvinal, RC " Fundamentals of Machine Component Design ".
New York: Willey.
E., Kenneth S., Jr. McKee. Robert B. " Fundamentals of
Mechanical Component Design ". New York: Mc.Graw-Hill
International Edition.
Wilson, Charles E. " Computer Integrated Machine Design ".
Prentice Hall Inc.
Courses
: Machine Element II
Study Load
: 4 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4113
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can get to know and understand the transmission system
power especially those that use gears and can design

gear box transmission system, also so students can get to know and
understand power transmission systems especially those that use wheels
gear and can design power transmission systems.
Subject
: Transmission: belts, chains, power screws , friction disks , gears (systems,
geometry, straight gears, tilts, cones, etc.), Bearings (rolling,
glide), Lubrication, Standard and code .
Literature
: Dobrovolsky, V. " Machine Elements ".
Stolk, Jac. "Machine Elements", Erlangga, 1981.
Kurmi " Machine Design "
Shigey, JE " Mechanical Engineering Design ".
Black, PH " Machine Design ".
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103
Spots, MF " Design of Machine Elements ", New York: Mc.Graw-
Hill
Niemann, G & Winter, H. " Maschinen Elemente ".
Deutschman, Aarond. " Machine Design Theory and Practice ".
Juvinal, RC " Fundamentals of Machine Component Design ".
New York: Willey.
E., Kenneth S., Jr. McKee. Robert B. " Fundamentals of
Mechanical Component Design ". New York: Mc.Graw-Hill
Prentice Hall Inc.
Courses
: Task Element Machine
Study Load
: 1 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4213
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is
Purpose
Subject
: Includes planning the application of subjects of Mechanical Elements I and II.
Literature
: In accordance with the library books related subjects.
Courses
: Energy Conversion Machine

Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4142,4141
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand and master the forms and principles of change
energy in energy conversion machines.
Subject
: Internal combustion engines, External combustion engines, Engines
fluid, engine coolant and heater, non energy conversion machine
conventional.
Literature
: Culp, AW Jr. Ph.D. " Principles of Energy Conversion ". New
York: Mc.Graw-Hill.
Karasik, IJ " Centrigugal Pumps, Selection, Maintenance and
Application ".
H., Church A. " Centrifugal and Axial Flow Pumps ". New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill.
Steffanof. " Centrifugal and Axial Flow Pumps ". New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill.
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104
A., Sorrenson H. " Energy Conversion System ". Toronto: John
Willey.
Severn, WH Degler, HE Miles, JC "Steam, Water and Gas Power".
New York: John Willey.
Obert. " Internal Combustion Engine ". New York: Mc.Graw-Hill.
A., Sorrenson H. " Energy Conversion System ". Toronto: John
Willey.
Courses
: Energy Conversion Machine Practicum
Study Load
: 1 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4244
Practice
: There is
Duty

: There is no
Purpose
Subject
: Practicum at Fluid Machinery Laboratory, Laboratory
Motor Fuel and Laboratory Cooling Engine.
Literature
related lecture.
Courses
: Control System
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4202
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can get to know a variety of principles
automatic control system.
Subject
: Feedback and control system components; System modeling
dynamic: mechanical, electric, thermal, fluid; Dynamic response and
control system characteristics; Basic characteristics of feedback: benefits
feedback for tracking accuracy, disturbance rejection, and
system sensitivity to change; Root locus, frequency of response;
control system compensation system.
Literature
: Hall Douglas SV. " Microprocessor and Digital System ".
Prokes, J 1979. " Hydraulic Mechanism in Automation ", Elsevier.
Dransfield, Peter. "Engineering System and Aotomatic Control".
Harrison, Howard L. "Control System Fundamentals". New York:
John Willey & Son.
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105
Rafen " Automatic Control Eingineering ". New York: Mc.Graw-
Hill Inc.
Schaum's Outline Series. " Feed Back and Control System ".
Coughanowr, Donald R Koppel, Lowett B. " Process System
Analysis and Control ". New York: Mc.Graw-Hill, Book Company
Ltd.
Courses

: Mechatronics
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4205, 4106
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Get to know the basics of electromechanics
Subject
: Semi conductor, diode, transistor, operational amplifier; System
number; Binary mathematics; Boolean algebra; Analog and digital
system; Data acquisition and conversion; Logic hardware.
Literature
: Mulyowidodo, Indra Djodikusumo. (1986). "Mechatronics I & II".
Bandung: FTI-ITB Machine.
Soenoko, R. "Hydraulic Basics and Their Arrangements
Electronic".
Doebelin, EO 1990. " Measurement System: Application and
Design ". Mc.Graw-Hill.
Srivastava, AC 1987. "Instrumentation Techniques". University of Indonesia
Press.
Plant, Bliss. "Introduction to Instrumentation Engineering".
Malvino. "Electronic Principles".
Courses
: Real Job Lecture + Practice
Course Code: UBU4002
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: to gain work experience, firsthand knowledge
the problems that exist in the workplace and how to work
the solution. Expected to be able to provide input
useful for places where students do work practices.
Subject
: Implementation of work practices endeavored to suit the concentration
studies are programmed, so as to obtain an overview and material

in preparing the thesis proposal that will be taken.
Literature
:-
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EYE SUPPORTING COMPETENCY (MKKP)
Courses
: Electrical Power Engineering
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4205
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding the principles of electrical engine characteristics.
Subject
: Introduction of power supply & electrical loads, Basic electrical circuits
& magnetic, transformer, electromagnetic base, direct current machine, machine
synchronous, induction machine, Characteristics of work and their use,
The selection, control, maintenance of motors & generators,
Electric power generation; The center of its generation and distribution.
Literature
: Theraya, BL " A Test Book of Electrical Technology ", Publication
Division of Nirja Const.
Fitegeralp, AE et. all. " Basic Electrical Engineering ", New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill Book Co.
Zuhal, 1980. "Basic Electric Power", Bandung: ITB.
Mismail, Budiono. "Electric Circuit", Malang: FT. Unibraw.
Courses
: Research methods
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose

: Understand and master the basic principles about
the development of science, the foundation of scientific truth and
scientific writing.
Subject
: History of the development of science; Scientific method and
the foundation of the truth of human knowledge; The nature of research activities
and its influence on the development of science and
other types of scientific activities; General steps of research activities
and types of research; Research proposals, research reports and
other scientific; Details of the implementation of research from determining the topic,
literature review, hypothesis formulation, research design,
data collection, data analysis, discussion and retrieval
conclusion; The task of making research proposals and seminars.
Literature
: R., Turner P. 1971. " Technical Report Writing ". Rinehart Press: San
Francisco.
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The Science Foundation Course Team. 1977. " The Handling of
Experimental Data ". The Open University Press: UK.
Suriasumantri, Jujun S. (1981). "Science in Perspective". Jakarta:
Gramedia.
Suriasumantri, Jujun S. (1984). "The Philosophy of Science: An Introduction
Popular". Jakarta: Sinar Harapan.
Suhardjono (1991). "Introduction to Research Methods". Malang: FT
Unibraw.
Courses
: Industrial Metrology + 1 practicum credits
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4207
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students are able to apply measurement methods
correct for machine tools as well as being able to analyze data
measurement results with a statistical concept for drawing conclusions
Subject
: Basic understanding; Geometric specifications; Measuring instrument; Statistical concept
in Industrial Metrology; Measuring instruments and their use; Control
quality; The development of geometry measurement tools and methods,
Classification of tools and methods of geometric measurement, linear measurement,

angle, flatness, thread metrology, gear metrology, measurement
roundness & form error, Qualitative control diagram, Diagram
quantitative control, sampling technique, geometric measurement practicum
with appropriate measuring instruments and analysis of measurement results.
Literature
: Holman, JP 1984. " Experimental Methods for Engineers ".
B. Sharp KW 1970. " Practical Engineering Metrology ".
ASME, " Hand Book of Industrial Metrology ".
Parago " Hand Book of Dimensional Measure ".
Courses
: Material and Process Selection
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding the physical, chemical and mechanical properties of a metal and
alloys, so they can choose in the use of design
wake up, and know and understand phases in metal systems,
phase diffusion and transformation in metals.
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Subject
: Design process, material design & data tools, material functions, shapes
and process, material role in design, selection diagram
material, the basics of material selection, material selection and
shape, limitation of material sorting, material selection and design,
Selection of processes, case studies
Literature
: Avner. " Introduction to Physical Metallurgy ".
James F. Shackelford. " Introduction to Material Science for
Engineers ".
L., John Bray. Cs. " Ferrous Process Metallurgy ".
Polukhin, P. " Metal Process Engineering ".
Zakarov. " Heat Treatment of Metal ".
Hern, Guy. 1960. " Elements of Materials Science " Addison Wesley.
Vlack, Van. 1960. " Elements of Materials Science ". Addison
Wesley.
Dieter, GE. "Mechanical Metallurgy".
Courses
: Finite Element Method

Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4111,4202
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students are able to explain the basic concepts of the element method
to and formulate technical problems in the model and can
solve the problem modeling in structure, frame,
shell / plate on the line dimension, 2D, 3D.
Subject
: Basic concepts of the finite element method, Principle of potential energy
minimum, MEH Solid Mechanic 1D Problem (truss, beam, frame,
heat transfer), 2D MEH Problem (triangle elements, rectangular elements;
Linear and nonlinear elements), 3D MEH ( axisymetric Problem,
solid element).
Literature
: Grandin, Hartley. Jr. " Fundamentals of the Finite Element
Method ". Mac Millan Publishing Company.
Yang, TY " Finite Element Structural Analysis ". Prentice Hall
International Series.
Bathe, Klaus-Jurgen. " Finite Element Procedurs ". Prentice Hall
International Editions.
Zienkiewicz, OC " The Finite Element Method ". London:
Mc.Graw-Hill.
Zahavi Eliahu. " The Finite Element Method in Machine Design ".
New York: Prentice-Hall International Editions.
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109
R., Thomas J. Hughes. " The Finite Element ethod ". Prentice Hall
Inc.
Cook, Robert D. " Concepts and Applications of Finite Element
Analysis ". New York: John Willey & Sons Inc.
Knight, Charles E. " The Finite Element Method in Mechanical
Design ". PWS Kent Publishing Company.
Soeharjo. "Numerical Analysis". Surabaya: ITS.
Triatmojo, Bambang. "Numerical Method". Bandung: ITB.
Munif, A. "Mastery and Use of Numerical Methods".
Scheid, Fracis. " Theory and Problems of Numerical Analysis ".
Atkinson, Kendall. "Elementary Numerical Analysis". New York:
John Willey & Sons.

Atkinson, Kendall. " An Introduction to Numercial Analysis ". New
York: John Willey & Sons.
Tejo Sutikno. "Algebra Matrix".
Courses
: Measurement Techniques and Instrumentation
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can get to know and understand the measurement tools and
how to measure engineering quantities.
Subject
: Measurement Techniques, accuracy, precision , measurement systems,
calibration, standards, Signal analysis: static & dynamic measurements,
Representation of frequency domain data, Instrument dynamic response: step
response, 1 st & 2 nd order system , Measurement of temperature, strain,
force, flow, pressure, position / speed / acceleration sensors &
transducer.
Literature
: Doebelin, EO 1990. " Measurement System: Application and
Design ". Mc.Graw-Hill.
Srivastava, AC 1987. "Instrumentation Techniques". University of Indonesia
Press.
Courses
: Computer Programming (1 practicum credits)
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: There is no
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
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Purpose
: So students can create and evaluate programs

computers in several programming languages and use them
in computing (numerical), data processing, engineering, simulation.
Subject
: Introduction to computers, Introduction to Programming Languages (Flowcharts,
constants, variables, expressions, operators, etc.); Mathematical standard functions
and non-mathematically defined standards. Statement; Enter and
output; Sub program; Programming with additional statements
data type, control, input-output; Structured programming; Element-
structured programming elements; Computational computer programming,
programming to process data, Practical programming for
application in mechanical engineering.
Literature
: Bartee, Thomas. " Digital Computer Fundamentals ". New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill Co.
Chapra SCP, Canale R. "Numerical Methods for Engineering". Jakarta:
UI Press.
James ML Smith, GM Wolford JC " Applied Numerical
Methods for Digital Computation with Fortran and CSMP ".
Harper International Edition, Inc.
M, Monro D. " Fortran 77 ". California Eddition Wesley.
Soesianto, F Nugroho Eko. " Fortran Language ". Yogyakarta: Andi
offset.
M, Jogiyanto H. " Turbo Pascal ". Yogyakarta: Andi offset.
Courses
: Combustion Technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4103
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand the basic concepts of fuel and combustion processes
energy conversion machines and on propulsion systems.
Subject
: Solid, liquid and gas fuels; Combustion and chemical reactions
burning speed; Combustion aerodynamics; Stability
combustion process.
Literature
: William FA 1985. " Combustion Theory - The Fundamental
Theory of Chemically reacting Flow System " , 2 nd Edition. The
Benjamin / Coming Publishing Company.
Tong, Tau-Yi. 1983. " Combustion Dynamics-The Dynamic of
Chemically Reacting Fluids ”Mc.Graw-Hill Inc.
J., Chomiak. 1990. " Combustion - A Study in theory, Fact and

Application ", Gordon and Breach Science Publishers.
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111
A., Strelow R. 1985. " Fundamental Combustion ", New York:
Mc.Graw-Hill.
Isley Compbell. " Thermodynamics Analysis of Combustion
Engines ".
Radash Lewis. 1978. " Industrial Stoichiometry Chemical
Calculation of manufacturing Processes ", 2 nd New York: Mc.Graw-
Hill Book Coy. Inc.
Griswold, John. 1996. " Fuel Combustion and Furnaces ", London:
Mc.Graw-Hill.
Courses
: NC / CNC (1 practicum credit)
Study Load
: 3 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM4171
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand the programming and the machine- process
NC / CNC machines, and know production technology with
using NC / CNC machines, also students can be more
understand NC / CNC machine programming and processes, and
can run / use NC / CNC machines. Students too
can understand the design concept with the help of a computer
and can make the application of CAD / CAM systems in the process
design and production.
Subject
: Definition of NC / CNC machine tools; NC system types;
Programming; NC process; Manuscript; NC-CNC Manufacturing;
NC / CNC machine tool support system; TU-machine tools
2A; Technological data; Coordinate system according to ISO 841;
TU-2A G-code programming; TU-3A technology aspects;
TU-3A G-code programming. Product manufacturing lab
by using TU-2A (2 axes) and manufacturing the product
by using TU-3A (3 axes). CAD system; Concept
computer-aided design, geometric modeling,
CAD system configuration. Computer graphics system interaction,
transformation and projection. CAM system; Inside computer
manufacturing, application of CAD / CAM techniques in design and
production, understanding of concurrent engineering, process

planning & CAPP system, numerical control, integrated
computer-aided manufacturing. CAD / CAM simulation.
Literature
: Emco Maier & Co. 1988. " Turning Training Unit ". Austria.
Emco Maier & Co. 1988. " Milling Training Unit ". Austria.
Gunn, Thomas G. 1985. "CAD / CAM / CIM. " Now and in the
Future, Industrial Control System .
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112
IBM. 1985. " Computers in Manufacturing ". Special issue of the
IBM Journal of Research and Development: Vol.29 no.4.
Muljowidodo. 1994. "Overview of CAD / Cam Technology in the Field
Manufacturing and Engineering ". ITB Research Institute: Bandung.
Powers, John H. 1986. " Automating Electronics Manufacturing ".
San Francisco CA.
Powers, John H. 1986. " Computer-Automated Manufacturing ".
Singapore: Mc. Graw - Hill International Edition.
Taufiq Rochim. 1994. "Introduction to CAM". Bandung: Institution
ITB Research.
Bored, CB " Computer Aided Design and Manufacture ". John
Willey & Sons.
Robot, Mills. " Mechanical Design ". CAE.
Teicholz, Eric. " CAD / CAM Hand Book ". Mc.Graw-Hill Book
Company, New York.
Rogers David F.Adams, J.Alan. " Mathematical Elements for
Computer Graphics ". Mc.Graw-Hill, International Editions.
Jr. Poewer, H.John. " Computer Automated Manufacturing ".
Mc.Graw-Hill Inc.
Bedworth, DDHenderson, MR " Computer Integrated Design
and Manufacturing ". New York: Mc.Graw-Hill Book Co.
Groover, Mikell P.Zimmers, EWJr. " CAD / CAM: Computer Aided
Design and Manufacturing ". New York: Prentice-Hall Inc.
Englewood Cliffs.
Chang, TC Wysk, RAWang, HP " Computer Aided
Manufacturing ". New York: Prentice-Hall Inc. Englewood Cliffs.
Prentice Hall Inc.
EMCO MATER, " CAD & CAM Manual ".
COLLECTION OF OTHER COMPETENCIES (MKKL)
Courses
: Entrepreneurship
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wk; Pp, to, m
Precondition
:-

Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides understanding to students about utilization
business opportunities, making business plans, management and
standardization.
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Subject
: Introduction to Entrepreneurship; Economic and Financial Analysis; Total
Quality Management (TQM); Quality as an Alternative to Improvement
Competitiveness; Decision Making, Leadership and Work
with Tim; Entrepreneurship Values and Ethics; Economic benefits
Standard; Standards and Innovations; Standard Coverage; Standard Anatomy
and the basic principles of developing standards; Development of standards;
Standard application system; Principles of metrology and assessment
suitability.
Literature
: Covey, Stephen R, 1986. The Seven Very Habits of Humans
Effective, Interpreting Budiyanto, The Seven Habits of Effective Highly
Browse. Jakarta: Bina Rupa Akasara.
Harsono, K., 1996. Introspection. Jakarta.
Mangkusubroto, K., Trisnadi, CL, 1987. Decision Analysis,
Systems Approach in Business and Project Management. Bandung:
Ganeca Exact.
Mangunwijaya, YB, 1983. Technology and Cultural Impacts.
Jakarta: Obor Indonesia Foundation.
Sutanto, A., 2002. Entrepreneurship. Jakarta: PT. Ghalia Indonesia
& UMM Press.
Tjiptono, F., Diana, A., 1995. Total Quality Management. Yogyakarta:
Andi Offset.
Courses
: Professional ethics
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wk; Pp, to, m
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides understanding to students about aspects

relating to ethics, attitudes and behavior according to roles, functions
and competence as professionals in the good engineering field
individuals, groups and communities.
Subject
: Definition and philosophy of ethics; The branches of ethics and space
its scope; The ethical approach method; Definition and specificity
norm; Definition of profession and professionalism; Definition of ethics
engineering profession; Ethical interests of the engineering profession in the future
now; Professional standards and engineering competencies;
Definition of human relations; The scope and importance of human
relations; Definition and role of the code of ethics; Professional responsibility
engineering to society.
Literature
: Gail Dawn Baura, 2006. Engineering Ethics: An Industrial
Perspective. United Kingdom: Academic Press.
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114
Michael Davis and Andrew Stark, 2001. Conflict of Interest in the
Professions (Practical and Professional Ethics Series). USA: Oxford
University Press.
P. Aarne Vesilind, 2010. Engineering Peace and Justice: The
Responsibility of Engineers Society. Mannheim: Springer Verlag
GmbH.
Pudjowiyatna, 1997. Ethical Philosophy of Behavior. Jakarta: Bina
Script.
R. Robinson, R. Dixon, K. Preece, and K. Moodley, 2007.
Engineering, Business and Professional Ethics. UK: Butterworth
Heinemann, Inc.
MAJOR COMPETENCY & SUPPORTING TUITION (MKKU & P)
FOR CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING CONCENTRATIONS
Courses
: Faulting Mechanics and Fatigue
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wk; Pmf, to, m
Precondition
: TKM4111
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students are able to solve the problem of fracture mechanics
and fatigue in order to evaluate the integrity of a structure.
Subject
: The fracture mechanics approach in design: intensity criteria

voltage & energy criteria. Fault mechanics with elastic boundaries
linear, Voltage intensity factors, Relationship of voltage intensity factors
and Griffith energy, Plain stress vs. Plain Strain, Initiation
Cracks, fatigue crack growth.
Literature
: Paris, PC & Sih, GC " Stress analysis of crack ".
Bonesteel, RM "Fracture section containing surface crack".
EE Gdoutos. "Fracture mechanics: an introduction".
Courses
: Experimental Voltage Analysis
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wk; Pmf, to, m
Precondition
: TKM4111
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students are able to analyze and plan measurements
3D stress-strain in constructions subject to force loads /
moment.
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Subject
: Voltage at a point, Voltage transformation, Voltage-
main voltage, 3D Mohr Circles, Strain and displacement,
Strain Transformation, Main Strains, Relationships
stress and strain, strain measurement, strain gauge gauge,
Strain measurement instrumentation.
Literature
: Daily & Riley. "Experiment stress analysis", NY: Mc Graw-Hill
Roak & Young. "Formulas for stress and strain", NY: John Willey
and Sons
Arthur P. Boresi & Richard J. Schmidt. " Advance Mechanics of
Materials ".
Courses
: Computation and Model Design
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wk; Pmf, to, m
Precondition
: TKM4204

Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students are able to build the basic concepts of design
model and complete the computation in a case in the field
machine construction.
Subject
: Model vs Simulation, Designing experiments for simulations, Choosing
simulation software, FEM Modeling, FEM Simulation,
Interpretation of simulation results, Case modeling for Nonlinearity,
dynamic load and contact surface. Modeling application for
cases in machine construction.
Literature
: Averill, M. Law, (1991), " Simulation Modeling and Analysis ",
McGraw Hill International Editions, Singapore.
Erdogan Madenci, Ibrahim Guven (2006), The Finite Element
Method And Applications In Engineering Using Ansys, Springer
Science Business Media, LLC. The USA.
MA Crisfield (2000), Non-linear Finite Element Analysis of Solids
and Structures, John Wiley & Sons, England.
Moaveni S., (1999), "Finite Element Analysis: Theory and
Application with Ansys ", Prentice Hall, New Jersey
N. Nakasone, TA Stolarski and S. Yoshimoto. (2006) Engineering
Analysis With ANSYS Software, Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann.
William BJ Zimmerman (2004), Process Modeling and Simulation
with Finite Element Methods, World Scientific Publishing Co. Re
Ltd., Singapore
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Courses
: Applied Mechanics
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wk; Pmf, to, m
Precondition
: TKM4111
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can analyze the intensity of a structure
( Structural Integrity ) with special geometry and / or loads.
Subject

: Voltage on wires, Katenary, Thick wall cylinders, curved beam,
stress concentration, residual stress, square plates and round plates
with a simple load, the stem with asymmetrical bending loads.
Literature
: Ferdinand L. Singer & Andrew Pytel. "Strength of Materials ".
Gaetano lanza. " Applied Mechanics ".
AB Clemens. " Applied Mechanics and Strength of Materials "
Arthur P. Boresi & Richard J. Schmidt. " Advance Mechanics of
Materials ".
Courses
: Thesis (Seminar)
Study Load
: 6 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM5331
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: to gain / increase experience in writing works
and deepen the concentration of programmed studies
Subject
: Choose and prepare one of the appropriate thesis topics
concentrations of programmed studies
Literature
:-
FOR MANUFACTURING CONCENTRATION TECHNIQUES
Courses
: Metal Machining Technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wmf; Pk, to, m
Precondition
: TKM4111, 4172
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand the technological, mechanical aspects,
metallurgy in metal cutting.
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117
Subject
: Cutting process; Machine Tools; Machine tool classifications;
Cutting elements of the cutting process; Cutting element
cutting chisel; Lathe Mechanism; Scrap machine mechanism;
Milling machine mechanism; Cutting machine cutting mechanism
another; Specific cutting energy; Mechanics Models
metal cutting; Furious formation; Plowing force and
sizeeffect ; Merchant model ; Furious thickness according to merchant theory,
Lee & Shaffer theory; Friction in metal cutting; System
slant cutting; Theoretical cutting force; Cutting force
in the process of serving; Cutting force in the milling process;
Cutting power and cutting efficiency; Heat that arises
in the process of cutting; Heat transfer in material that is
flow; Temperature distribution in the cutting process; Temperature
in the primary deformation area; Temperature in the deformation area
secondary; Effect of cutting speed on temperature.
Literature
: Earn. and Merchant, ME 1941. " Surface Treatment of Metal ",
New York: American Society of Metal.
Boothroyd, Geoffrey. Knight, Winston A. 1989. " Fundamental of
Machining and Machine Tools ”, Marchel Dekker INC
Lee, EH and Shfeer, BW 1951. " The Theory of Plasticity Applied
to a Problem of Machining ", J. Apll. Mech. Vol. 18 no. 4
Ostwald, Phillip F. Munoz Jairo, 1997. " Manufacturing Processes
and System ", New York: John Willey and Sons.
Taufiq Rochim. 1985. "Machining Theory and Technology",
Bandung ITB.
Courses
: Product Design
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wmf, Pk, to, m
Precondition
: TKM4111, 4172
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provide knowledge to students about design methods
products as well as several factors that influence
Subject
: Definition of product design; Product design and development process
product design organization; Product planning, identification
consumer needs, product specifications; Design Concept : Concept
Generation , Product Concept Selection, Product Concept Testing;

Product architecture, Industrial Design ; Manufacturing Design,
Prototyping ( Prototyping ); Economic factors of product development;
Managing Project ; Eco-friendly design; Robust Design .
Literature
:-
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Courses
: Standardization & Quality Control
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wmf, Pk, to, m
Precondition
: TKM4106, 4111, 4172
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provide an understanding of the product and its relationship with
product quality standards and quality control approaches
integrated as part of integrated quality management
Subject
: Definition and concept of quality control and quality systems;
Definition of quality, variables and product quality attributes; Control
the process, compilation and use of map control variables and attributes;
Sampling planning and acceptance inspection;
Understanding of the concepts and principles of total quality control;
Use of quality improvement tools, management systems and clusters
quality control in TQM; National and international standards for
quality management system.
Literature
: Gazpersz, Vincent, "Total Quality Management" , Gramedia
Main Library, Jakarta, 2000.
Grant, EL and Leavenworth Hospital. " Statistical Quality Control "
New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1982.
Montgomery, Douglas C. " Introduction to Statistical Quality
Control ". New York: John Willey & Sons, 1985.
Courses
: Manufacturing Systems
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wmf, Pk, to, m
Precondition

: TKM4106, 4111, 4172
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand the basic concepts of manufacturing models and systems. Understand
use of analytical and experimental models to help
decision making in manufacturing problems.
Subject
: Understanding of manufacturing models and systems. Material Flow System:
assembly lines, transfer lines, machine scheduling (shop scheduling),
Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS), Technology Group. Layout
group technology facilities. Machine setup and operation sorting. System
Material Handlingarehousing. Automation of manufacturing systems.
Automatic manufacturing system.
Literature
: Askin, Ronald G. " Modeling and Analysis of Manufacturing
System ", Canada: John Willey & Sons, C., 1993.
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119
Groover Michael P. " Automation, Production Systems and
Computer-Integrated Manufacturing ". Prentice Hall, New jersey,
2001
Kusiak, " Intelligent Manufacturing System ". New Yersey: Prentice
Hall, 1990
Courses
: Thesis (Seminar)
Study Load
: 6 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM5331
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
Subject
Literature
:-

FOR ENERGY CONVERSION CONCENTRATION TECHNIQUES
Courses
: Motor Fuel
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wke; Pk, mf, m
Precondition
: TKM4244,4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand the principle of energy conversion in combustion motors and know
auxiliary equipment / control used.
Subject
: Classification of Combustion Motors, Analysis of theoretical and actual cycle motors
burn two steps and four steps, theory and cycle calculation
actual, theory and calculation of the average indication pressure, PPI, BHP
and SFC, Diagram of forces of inertia, tangential; Theory and
calculation of the piston crankshaft , fuel pump, sequency
pressure, firing orders , balancing , lubrication, cooling and
other main parts.
Literature
: Gupta HN " Fundamentals of Internal Combustion Engines ",
2 nd Edition, 2013
RK Rajput, " Internal Combustion Engines ", 2005
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Courses
: Steam Power System
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wke; Pk, mf, m
Precondition
: TKM4244
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students understand the parts and principles of system work
steam power plant so that it is able to operate and
develop operations of a steam power plant installation,

and able to design and calculate technical specifications from
components for procurement and manufacturing purposes .
Subject
: Classification and parts of a steam power system; Analysis
steam power system cycle: Rankine cycle and Rankine cycle optimization;
Energy sources for steam power systems and their combustion systems;
Steam power system components: steam boilers, steam turbines,
pumps and condensers; Environmental pollution caused
steam power system operation and how to overcome it.
Literature
: Cengel, YES, Boles, MA, " Thermodynamics: An Engineering
Approach ”, 6th edition, McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2008.
El-Deputy, MM, " Powerplant Technology ", McGraw-Hill, 1984.
Woodruff, E., Lammers, H., Lammers, T., " Steam Plant
Operation ”, 9th edition, McGraw Hill Professional, 2011.
Nag, PK, " Power Plant Engineering ", Tata McGraw-Hill
Education, 2002.
Hutton, FR, " The Mechanical Engineering of Steam Power
Plants ", General Books LLC, 2013.
Gebhardt, GF, " Steam Power Plant Engineering ", BiblioBazaar,
2011
Courses
: Pumps and Compressors
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wke; Pk, mf, m
Precondition
: TKM4244,4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand the energy conversion system in Pumps & Compressors
able to apply the design concept of pumps & compressors.
Subject
: Classification and characteristics of pumps, cavitation, similarity theory and
Specific speed, Volute Casing & Diffuser , Compressor, Blower
and Fan , Pump and compressor installation.
Literature
: Paresh Girdhar, " Performance Evaluation of Pumps and
Compressors ". Published by Lulu.com, 2008
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Courses
: Energy Management

Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wke; Pk, mf, m
Precondition
: TKM4142, 4274
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides understanding and audit and management capabilities
energy for various applications so that it is able to optimize
energy system efficiency.
Subject
: Basic principles of energy management, overview, sources and utilization
energy; Energy planning and auditing; Energy systems, buildings,
heating / cooling systems, industrial processes, power generation;
Economic analysis of energy systems; Energy audit analysis with the program
computer.
Literature
: Smith, Craig B., 1981. " Energy Management Principles ".
Pergamon Press, USA.
Richard, et. al. " Energy Economics ", Cambridge: Cambrige
University Press.
B. Linnhoff. Townsend, DW et.al. " A User Guide on Integration
for Efficient Use of Energy ", The Institution of Chemical Engineers,
165-171 Railway Terrace. Rugby CV 213 HQ: England.
Ahern, John E. Aerojet Electro Systems Company. " The Exergy
Method of Energy Systems Analysis ” , John Willy and Sons: New
York-Brisbane Eden.
Courses
: Thesis (Seminar)
Study Load
: 6 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM5331
Practice
: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
Subject

Literature
:-
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FOR CONCENTRATION OF MATERIAL TECHNIQUES
Courses
: Mechanical Metallurgy
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wm; Pk, mf, ke
Precondition
: TKM4111, 4291
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Knowing and understanding the three parameter interrelationships
(1. Properties and characteristics, 2. Fundamentals of metal working,
3. The quality of metal products) in engineering workmanship technology
metal.
Subject
: Test workability (shape, cut, welding, hot behavior), correlation
between metal properties, metal hardening mechanism, defect mechanism
and fractures, deformation and dislocation theory, plastic formation
metal, metal mold making technology, mechanism and
automation of machinery in the metal industry, test characteristics
(functional and aesthetic) products.
Literature
: American Society for Metals, 1988, Forming and Forging , Metals
Park, Ohio.
George E. Dieter, Mechanical Metallurgy, Interpreting Sriati Japrie,
Erlangga Publisher, Jakarta.
Serope Kalpkjian, 1984, Manufacturing Processes for Engineering
Materials, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Sydney.
Vermon John, 1992, Testing of Materials , Macmillan Education
Ltd., Printed in Hongkong.
Courses
: Powder Metallurgy
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wm; Pk, mf, ke

Precondition
: TKM4111, 4291
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand the characteristics of the powder material, ways
making metal powders and how they are applied to
engine components.
Subject
: Production of metal powders; Powder characteristics and tests; Printing;
Sintered; Single phase experimental and mechanical sintering; Consolidation
hot; Heat-resistant & reactive metal powders; Porous metal; Commented
carbid; The economy & energy required and magnet production.
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Literature
: Lenel, Pritz V. 1980. " Powder Metallurgy, Principles and
Applcations ", Metal Powder Industries Federation, Princeston: New
Jersey.
Randall, M. German. " Powder Metallurgy Science ".
MJ Rhodes. " Principles of Powder Technology ".
BH, Amstead. Cs. " Manufacturing Processes ", John Willey and
Sons Inc.
Courses
: Failure Analysis
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wm; Pk, mf, ke
Precondition
: TKM4111, 4291
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provide knowledge to students about the benefits
know the purpose of failure analysis and what factors become
basic failure analysis.
Subject
: Benefits of failure analysis. A device for analyzing failures,
in terms of mechanical engineering and surface damage orientation
macroscopic, mechanical damage and microfractographic conditions.
Model of damage and macrophractographic conditions. Case studies, methods
failure analysis and report preparation.

Literature
: ASM Handbook, 1986, Failure Analysis and Prevention, 9 Edition,
ASM.
Courses
: Non-Conventional Material Applications
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wm; Pk, mf, ke
Precondition
: TKM4191
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Knowing the kinds of applications of unconventional materials, understanding
nature and able to choose in its application
Subject
: Characteristics and manufacturing processes and applications of: Glass and
Glass network, material structure network, Functionally Graded
Materials, thin film technology, biomaterials (bioplastic,
biocomposite, biometal), diodes and transistors; crystal preparation and
manufacturing techniques, surface properties and measurements,
verification of design improvement of material characteristics, analysis
material comparison.
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Literature
: Bill Mayer, F. " Text Book of Polymer Science ". New York: John
Willey & Sons.
Henct, L. "Ultra Structure Processing of Ceramics, Glasses and
Composites ". New York: John Willey & Sons.
Bor, Z. Jang. " Advanced Polymer Composites (principles and
application) ".
Wahyono, S. "Thermo Chemical Metallurgy".
S. Reka Rio. "Semiconductor Physics and Technology".
Courses
: Thesis (Seminar)
Study Load
: 6 credits
Status
:W
Precondition
: TKM5331
Practice

: There is
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
Subject
Literature
:-
EYE SUPPORTING COMPETENCY (MKKP)
FOR ALL CONCENTRATIONS
Courses
: Hydraulic & Pneumatic Power Systems
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4141
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides basic knowledge about the use of hydraulic power
and pneumatic as a support for the movement in the machining process
Subject
: The concept of movement in the machining process; Concept of motion and
its development of hydraulic devices in machining motion;
Step diagram; Various hydraulic controls; Use of controls
as a mover or as a sensor; Circuit diagram
hidropneumatis; Calculation analysis on the hydraulic system.
Literature
: Esposito Anthony. " Fluid Power with Application ".
Fitch Ernest C., " Fluid Power and Control System ".
Oster John. " Basic Applied Fluid Power ".
Powell Norman, Pick up. Roy Patient, Peter. "Introduction to Engineering
Pneumatic ".
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Sugihartono. "Basics of Pneumatic Control".
Sugiharton. "Hydraulic Power Control and Aircraft System".
Warring, RH " Hydraulic Hand Book ".
Warring, RH " Pneumatic Hand Book ".
Wolahsky, William. " Modern Hydraulic the Basic at Work ".

Courses
: Construction Engineering
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4111, 4213, 4214
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand the basics of design; Way
work; The usefulness and scope of work of a construction machine
Subject
: the concept of movement that occurs in a form of machine construction,
mechanism design as a form of supporting a construction
engine, continuous motion transmission, motion transmission, intermittent,
construction of prime mover engines: steam engines; motor fuel;
water turbine; Steam turbines and gas turbines, Construction of pumps and
compressor, Steam boiler construction, Construction Pressure Vessel,
Horizontal conveyors, Vertical conveyors.
Literature
: Hagendoorn, JJM, and Soedjono, BA, et al., "Machine Construction
1 ", PT. Rosda Jayaputra, Jakarta, 1993.
Hagendoorn, JJM, and Soedjono, BA, et al., "Machine Construction
2 ", PT. Rosda Jayaputra, Jakarta, 1993.
Abrosimov, " Road Making Machinery ".
Greenwood, Douglas C., " Mechanical Details for Products ".
Greenwood, Douglas C., " Product Engineering Design Manual ".
Giinzburg, Vladimir B., " Steel Rolling Technology and Theory
Practice ".
Menges, " How to Make Injection Mold ".
Courses
: Lift aircraft
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4006, 4214
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides knowledge about the basics of aircraft design

lift.
Subject
: Lift aircraft and location transportation facilities, types / types
material handling equipment, flexible lifting parts,
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pulleys, pulley systems, sprockets and drums, additional components
load / load handlers, anchoring and brake equipment, drives
lifting equipment, lifting equipment, transmission gear
propulsion, arm turning equipment and jacks, structures
cranes, stability cranes, elevators, cage elevators, lifters
elevator drive.
Literature
: Rudenko. "Material Moving Machines".
ACA. " Chain for Power Transmission and Material Handling ".
CEMA. " Belt Conveyor for Bulk Material ".
Spivakovsky. " Conveyor and Related Equipment ".
Courses
: Safety and Quality Management Systems
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: ≥ 110 credits
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: to understand safety and quality of work
Subject
: Advantages of using ISO, ISO 9000 series standards, specifications
standards, implementation, introduction of quality planning, profit
implementation, supporting tools, failure analysis, introduction
FMEA, FMEA planning documents, experimental planning,
Statistical application for quality engineering, the importance of safety
and the basic concept, compensation for workers, the basics of control
hazardous, structural and mechanical, transportation, material transfer,
explosion, pressure, radiation, noise and vibration, chemistry, equipment
worker protection, emergency .
Literature
:-
Courses
: Vehicle Technology
Study Load

: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4213; TKM4013
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can distinguish between types of vehicles and
analyze vehicle stability and design vehicles
motorized and its parts on land vehicles and rails.
Subject
: Engine model, braking, suspension system, steering stability;
Effect of vehicle weight and road conditions on speed stability
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vehicles, rail vehicles, contact between wheels & rails; Removal
train power and endurance; Braking; Device construction
wheels, boogies and other important components.
Literature
: Suganda, H., "Auto Mobile Mechanics".
Sutantra, IN, "Design Analysis on Motor Vehicles".
Budiardjo, P., "Knowing Car Construction"
Anglin, Crouse. " Automotive Mechanics ", Mc.Graw-Hill
Wong, JY " Theory of Ground Vehicles ", New York: John Willey
& Son.
Bastaw, Donald. Howard, Geoffrey P., " Suspension and Handling ",
London: Pentech Press.
Siswoyo, Parto. "Rail Vehicle Engineering".
Partab. " Modern Electrical Traction " Pritam & Bros.
Gm. GH, Henschel Werke. " Henschel Locomotive Engineer's
Manual ", Kassel
Courses
: Piping system
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4111
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no

Purpose
: It is hoped that students will be able to build the basic concepts of the system
pipelines and understand the design code and standard systems
ASM B31 and standard B31.3.
Subject
: Piping Design code and Standards' ASME B31 and B31.3, Industrial
examples, input data, conditions and design criteria. System component
piping, pressure design, thermal stress, flexibility analysis, supports,
category M pipes and high pressure pipes. Mounting system
pipe in the building.
Literature
: Process Piping, ASME Code B31.3.
Courses
: Corrosion
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4191,4205
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can know the occurrence of metal reactions and
environment that can cause a decrease in mechanical properties
and physical.
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Subject
: Electrochemical cell type; The principle of sell corrosion; Corrosion type to metal;
Environmental corrosion; Pourbaix diagram; Polarization type; Testing
corrosion rate; Corrosion prevention and control.
Literature
: Darken and Gurry. " Physical Chemistry of Metal ".
KR Trethewey. Alex Tri KW's language translation, "Corrosion".
Courses
: Robotics
Stud Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4114, 4214, 4106, 4206
Practice

: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can know the components of the robot and
understand the basics of robot design.
Subject
: Robot classification, robot forming components, application of frames
on the robot link, kinematics analysis and inverse kinematics of
manipulator, speed and static force analysis on manipulator,
robotic dynamics analysis, manipulator mechanism design, as well
programming robot manipulator
Literature
: Koren, Yoram, 1989 . " Robotics for Engineers ", John Willey &
Sons, New York.
Craig, John J., 1989 . " Introduction to Robotic; mechanics and
control ". Addison-Wesley Publishing Company: New York.
Poole, Harry H., 1989 . "Fundamentals of Robotic Engineering" . Van
Nostrand Reinhold: New York.
Groover, Mikell P., 1986 . "Industrial Robotic; technology,
programming and application " . Mc. Graw-Hill, International
Edition: Singapore.
Kozyrev, Yu, 1985 . "Industrial Robots Handbook" . Mir Publisher:
Moscow.
Fu, KS, 1986. "Robotic; control, sensing, vision & intelligence ".
Mc.Graw-Hill International Edition: Singapore.
Courses
: Special Topic
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: It is expected that students will be able to build and develop
the basic theory which adapted the latest scientific discoveries to
solving technical problems.
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Subject
: The latest scientific discoveries in the field of: engineering
design, transportation, agribusiness technology, biomechanics, robotics, turbo

machinery, coupling phenomenon in technical problems.
Literature
: Adjusted to each topic to be provided and based on
the latest findings through cyberspace (internet) or the findings of experts
in their respective fields.
Courses
: Appropriate technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4213; TKM4013
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Able to design and encourage creativity and innovation
students about appropriate technology.
Subject
: Appropriate Technology in the field of engineering design, utilization
energy, manufacturing, materials and biomedical engineering.
Literature
: Adjusted to each topic to be provided and based on
the latest findings through cyberspace (internet) or the findings of experts
in their respective fields.
Courses
: Machinery Vibration
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4115
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can know the basics of machine vibrations,
the principles of vibration on an alternating spinning machine and a spinning machine
behind. The finite element method model, natural frequency, balancing and
mass imbalance and harmonic excitation. Push
student creativity and innovation about the vibrations of machinery.
Subject
: Rotating Machinery and reciprocating engines. Rotor dynamics' shafts,
discs and bearings. Gyroscopic effects. Finite Element model. Natural

frequency and modes, dynamic response, critical speed. Dynamic
response due to unbalanced mass and harmonic excitation. Whirling
phenomenon. Industrial application. Reciprocating dynamic engine
model, rotating mass, reciprocating mass. Experimental and
Maintenance aspects. Principle of Motor installation and Foundation;
Dynamic loading, dynamic response, vibration isolation, passive
vibration control, types of isolation, foundation design, vibration
measurement, and introduction to active vibration control.
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Literature
: Andrew D. Dimarogonas, Sam Haddad, 1992, Vibration for
Engineers, Prentice Hall, New Jersey.
John M. Vance, 1988, Rotodynamics of Turbomachinery, John Wiley
& Sons, Inc., New York.
Michel Lalanne, Guy Ferraris, 1990, Rotodynamics Prediction in
Engineering, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York.
Barkan, DD, 1962, Dynamics of Bases and Foundations, McGraw-
Hill, New York.
Crede, CE., Vibration and Shock Isolation, John Willey & Sons,
Inc., New York.
Bowles, JE, 1962, Foundation Analysis and Design, 4 th edition.
McGraw Hill, New York.
Courses
: Kinematic Synthesis
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4214
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: to understand the principles of kinematics in machine construction
Subject
: Introduction to Synthesis, Classification of Kinematic Synthesis Problems,
Chebyshev Method, Carter-Hall's Method, Freudenstein Method,
Last Square Method, Analytic design of 4 stem mechanism as
generator function, Curve matching application on a 4-rod mechanism,
Graphic design mechanism of 4 bars as function generator, design
graphic 4 bar mechanism for the trajectory of objects / rods, Design
analytic mechanism of 4 bars for the path of objects / rods, Synthesis
analytics using complex numbers, cagnate methods,
mechanism defect

Literature
: Jacques Grosjean " Kinematics and Dynamics of Mechanism "
1991, McGraw Hill Intl Edition, Singapore
Hamilton H. MZAbie, Charles F. Reinholtz " Mechanisms and
Dynamics of Machinery '1990, John Wiley & Sons, New York
Burton Paul " Kinematics and Dynamics" 1979, Prentice Hall Inc.,
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
Arthur G. Erdman, George N. Sandor " Mechanism Design,
Analysis and Synthesis ” 1991, Prentice Hall Inc. Englewood Cliffs,
New Jersey
Jeremy Hirchborn " Kinematics and Dynamics of Plane
Mechanism " 1979, McGraw Hill Intl Edition, New York
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Courses
: Bio Mechanics
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4001
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding the principles of bio mechanics
Subject
: Introduction to bio medical engineering, biological principles (bio
physical and bio chemistry), bio mechanical principles, bio principles
materials, bio instrumentation principles, bio signal principles
proceeding.
Literature
: Jerrod H. Levy, Biomechanics: Theory and application series, 2010
Cees Oomens, Marcel B., F. Baaijems, Biomechanics: Concept and
Computation
C. Ross E., Craig AS, Biomechanics: Front cells to organisms
Courses
: Design Optimization
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4102, 4213

Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: It is hoped that students will be able to build the basic concepts of design
modeling and completing computing as well as optimization from
technical problems
Subject
: Introduction to design (design process, engineering vs. analytical design,
conventional vs optimum design). Basic design problem formulations:
Design variables, cost functions, design constraints; Mathematical model
general at optimum design; Graph optimization. Design concept
optimum: Basic concepts; The optimum design problem is not constrained;
Optimum constraint design problems; Engineering design. Computing
optimum design without constraints: General concept of an algorithm
numeric; Minimization of 1 dimension; Steepest descent method; Method
conjugate gradient; Newton's method. Optimum design computing
constrain: Basic ideas and concepts; Linearization of constraint problems;
The steepest descent constraint method. Interactive design optimization:
The interactive role of design optimization; Design optimization algorithm
interactive
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Literature
: Arora Jasbir S., 1989. " Introduction to Optimum Design ".
International Edition, Mc.Graw-Hill Book Co., Singapore.
Hildebrand FB, " Advanced Calculus for Applications ". Second
Edition, Prentice Hall Inc., Englewood Cliefs NJ USA.
Faupel Joseph H., Franklin E. Fisher, 1981. " Engineering Design ".
Second Edition, John Willey & Sons, Inc., USA.
Courses
: Computational Fluid Dynamics
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4208
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students can understand computational methods of fluid dynamics and
able to solve the problem of heat transfer and fluid flow
by using fluid dynamics computation methods.

Subject
: The principle of solving problems with computational fluid dynamics
(KDF): determining the computational domain and grid generation ,
governing equation for fluid flow and heat transfer, model
turbulence, boundary and initial condition, equation discretization
arrange and settle the discretized governing equation; KDF for
diffusion problems: steady and transient conduction heat transfer
(1-D and 2-D); KDF for the problem of convection - diffusion: discretization
for convection rates; KDF for fluid flow with problems
speed-pressure: staggered grid , settlement algorithm
(SIMPLE, SIMPLER, SIMPLEC, PISO).
Literature
: Versteeg, HK, Malalasekera, W., " An Introduction to
Computational Fluid Dynamics: The Finite Volume Method ",
Pearson Education Limited, 2007.
Patankar, Suhas, " Numerical Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow ", CRC
Press, 1980.
Hoffmann, KA., " Computational Fluid Dynamics ", 4th edition,
Engineering Education System, 2000.
Courses
: Water Turbine
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4244,4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding Hydropower Energy Conversion systems in Water Turbines and
able to apply the concept of water turbine design
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Subject
: Euler's Motto ; Classification and characteristics; Energy grade lines ;
Main parameters; Speed triangle; Airfoil ; Similarity
main dimension calculation; Water hammer ; Cavitation, turbine setting ;
Draft tube ; Water turbine equipment; PLTM / PLTA.
Literature
: Necleba, M. "Hydraulic Turbines Theory and Design".
Pelz, PH . "Hydraulic Turbines".
Courses
: Steam Turbine

Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4244,4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand the Energy Energy Conversion system
Steam in Steam Turbines and able to apply design concepts
build a Steam Turbine
Subject
: General understanding of Steam Turbines; Definition of vapor and its properties;
Steam thermodynamics; Steam power system; Steam flow in ducts;
Steam expansion in the Nozzle; Steam Expansion in Blades; Parts
main and construction of Steam Turbines; Blade and nozzle on the turbine
Impulse; Moving and guide blades in Reaction Turbines; Determine
size of the nozlle and blade; Basics of Steam Turbine planning;
Calculation of strength of the main parts of Steam Turbine; Turbines
combined and calculation of its efficiency.
Literature
: Hifni HM, "Steam Turbines (Theory and Planning)", Faculty of Engineering
Unibraw, 1990.
Archie W. Culp, SR., " Principles of Energy Conversion ",
Mc.Graw-Hill, Ltd., London, 1979.
Goodal PW, " The Ejjicient Use of Steam ", Westbury House
England.
Courses
: Solar Technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4244,4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides knowledge of various aspects to
utilizing solar power in the form of heat, electricity and others.
Able to identify the potential of solar power for utilization
in industry, household agriculture, and others; And can
planning technical aspects in the framework of its implementation.

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Subject
: Analysis of the availability of solar energy on earth due to influence
changes in the position of the sun, climate and other particles in the atmosphere; Analysis
techniques for being able to predict the availability and nature of radiation
the sun in an area; Discussion of the types of materials;
Design of solar power collectors as heat collectors
various amounts of temperature; Photovoltaic energy conversion system ;
Basic knowledge and techniques for using solar energy
water heaters, cook stoves, cooling machine air heaters,
sea water distiller, and power generation system of thermal and
photovoltaic.
Literature
: Duffie, John A. Beckman, William A. 1980. " Solar Engineering of
Thermal Processes ". John Willey and Sons.
Jansen, Ted J. Arismunandar Wiranto (translator). 1995.
"Solar Engineering Technology". Jakarta: Pradnya Paramita.
Courses
: Fuel Cell
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides an understanding of various aspects of energy sources
alternative fuel cell fuel
Subject
: Hydrogen and its properties; Hydrogen making methods;
fuel cell working principle ; fuel cell types and advantages and
losses: PAFC, MCFC, SOFC, AFC, PEMFC; fuel application
cell .
Literature
: Jakub, Pusz. " Fuel Cells and Hydrogen ".
Jakub, Pusz. " Alternative Energy Sources ".
Courses
: Steam boiler
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P

Precondition
: TKM4244,4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Being able to understand the basic principles of energy conversion,
boiler design; understand application and operation
and boiler treatment, including work safety and law
Invite Boilers.
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Subject
: Specifications, classification and construction of various types of boilers,
including discussion of air flow systems, fuel, gas
smoke and the flow of circulating water / steam in a steam boiler. Energy convertion
in the boiler include, fuel, the combustion process of the material
burn, the process of heat transfer / heat that occurs in it.
The basics of boiler planning and its parts.
Literature
: Shield Carl D., " Boiler ".
El Deputy, " Steam Power Plant ".
Agarwal, " Thermal Power Engineering ".
Setiardjo, D. "Steam Boilers".
Sudjito, "Steam Power Technology".
Courses
: Gas Dynamics
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4244,4005
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Able to understand basic theories about gas; able to analyze and
apply gas dynamics theory in engineering systems.
Subject
: The dynamics of one-dimensional gas; Subsonic flow waves and
Supersonic; Application of gas flow in nozzles, diffuser and tunnels
wind; Normal shock wave, tilt shock; Expansion wave
Prandtl Meyer and its application; Equation of gas flow with
friction; Effect of heat transfer by gas flow.

Literature
: Liepmann, HW & Roshko, A. " Elements of Gas Dynamics ".
Jurgen, Zierp. " Theoritical Gas Dynamics ". Sprigger Verlag, New
York: Berlin Heidelberg.
Courses
: Gas Turbines and Propulsion Systems
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wke; Pk, p, m
Precondition
: TKM4244
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Able to understand gas energy conversion systems in turbines.
Subject
: Introduction of thermal, mechanical and electrical systems; analysis
gas power thermodynamics; diesel power system; power system
gas turbine and propulsion; combined power / ko generation system; analysis
economical power system. The subject of each system
power includes work principles, components, fundamentals of design,
operation and maintenance.
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Literature
: Jain, JK " Gas Turbine Theory and Jet Propulsion ", New Delhi:
Khanna Publisher.
Zucrow, MT " Principle of Jet Propulsion and Gas Turbines ",
John Willey and Sons.
Jennings, BH and Rogers, WL " Gas Turbine Analysis and
Practice ", New York: Mc.Graw-Hill.
Haerman, Richard TC " Gas Turbine Engineering ", The Macmillan
Press. Ltd.
Courses
: Cooling & Heating Machines
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
: Wke; Pk, p, m
Precondition
: TKM4244
Practice
: There is no

Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understand the energy conversion system in refrigerators and
heater and able to apply the concept of engine design
the.
Subject
: Introduction; Ways to get the cooling effect and
warming up; Vapor compression cycles; Multilevel compression system;
Refrigerant; Installation components: compressors, condensers, tools
expansion and evaporator; Psychrometry; Cooling load;
AC planning; Absorption system; Refrigerant with air cycle;
Steam jet refrigeration; Low temperature refrigeration system; Heat
pumps; Piping & Accessories.
Literature
: Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson, John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein.
" Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology ", Cengange
Learning, 2013.
Courses
: Optimization of Thermal System Design
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4213,4013
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Able to design and optimize various thermal systems, and
economic analysis of the system.
Subject
: Basic concepts of thermal system planning, modeling and
thermal system planning; exergy concept; system analysis and optimization
energy; applications in fluid flow systems, thermodynamics, and
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heat transfer; thermoeconomics analysis and optimization;
analytical and numerical techniques in energy system design;
design optimization for cogeneration systems.
Literature
: Bejan, Adrian; Tsatsaronis, GJ; Moran, Micchael, 1996. " Thermal
Design and Optimization ". USA: John Willey & Sons.
B. Linnhoff. Townsend, DW et. al. " A User Guide on Integration
for Efficient Use of Energy, The Institution of Chemical

Engineers ". 165-171 Railway terrace. Rugby CV.213 HQ: England.
Ahern, John E. " The Exergy Method of Energy Systems Analysis ".
New York: John Willey & Sons.
Courses
: Energy and the Environment
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4142
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding the impact of energy use processes on the environment.
Subject
: Issues regarding the environment and its effects (stress influence
high in equipment, the effect of exhaust gases, control of
flammable substances, waste disposal, application of new materials
in engineering and its environmental influence). Problems
environment (solid waste, collection of industrial waste, waste
dangerous, energy consumption management, air pollution, noise and
the influence of the global atmosphere). Environmental management techniques
(minimization
waste, recycling & reuse , waste collection and disposal,
regulations and standards, economic instruments).
Literature
: Soeriaatmadja, "Center for Environmental Impact Analysis" Study
Environment, ITB. 1983.
Center, Larry W. " Environmental Impact Assessment ", Mc.Graw-
Hill, New York, 1977.
Canter, " Air Polluting ", Mc.Graw-Hill, 1979.
Wark, Warner, " Air Pollution, Its Origin and Control ", Harper &
Row, 1981.
Gunawan, Suratmo, F. "Analysis of Environmental Impacts".
Gajah Mada University Press; Yogyakarta, 1995.
Courses
: Production Management
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4274
Practice
: There is no

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Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: understand and master matters relating to the process
management (management) of production / operating activities, namely activities
which is intended to provide added value from all sources
inputs that must be transformed into outputs effectively and
efficient of a production / operating system
Subject
: Introduction to operations management, industrial / operating systems and
productivity. Operating strategy. Decision making in
production management. System design, capacity and investment.
Product and process design. Job design, production standards
& work measurement. Labor & material standards. Planning
factory location. Facility maintenance. Distribution system.
Literature
: Adam, EE & Ebert, RJ " Production & Operation Management"
5th Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 1992
Aquilano, Nicholas J., Richard B. Chase & Mark M. Davis " Fun
damentals of Operations Management ” Richard D. Irwin Inc, 1995
Chase, Richard B. & Nicholas J.Aquilano " Production & Operation
Management " Homewood III: Irwin Allen Inc., 1981
Dervitsiotis, Kostas N. " Operation Management" New York,
McGraw Hill Book Co., 1981
Delmar, Donald " Operation & Industrial Management Designing
and Managing for Productivity "New York, McGraw Hill Book
Co., 1985
Courses
: Production Design & Control
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4274
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding and mastering matters relating to the process
management (management) of production / operating activities, namely activities
which is intended to provide added value from all sources
inputs that must be effectively transformed into outputs
and efficient of a production / operating system

Subject
: Understanding of the production / manufacturing system; flow shop, batch, job shop,
make to stock, make to order , assembly to order and engineer to
order . Production planning and control functions. Concept and
MRP II procedure. Demand forecasting techniques. Planning
aggregate ( aggregate planning ) and determination of Production Master Schedule
( Master Production Schedule ). Material planning and
inventory control for Independent Demand (Concept
Economic Order Quantity ). Material planning for the Dependent
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Demand : Material Requirement Planning (MRP I) mechanism .
Problem Line Balance / Production line ( Line Balancing ).
Ordering and scheduling operations on the machine / processor ( machine
sequencing & scheduling ). Workforce scheduling ( personnel
scheduling ).
Literature
: Adam, EE & Ebert, RJ "Production & Operation
Management " . 5 th .; Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 1992.
Aquilano, Nicholas J., Richard B. Chase & Mark M. Davis.
"Fundamentals of Operations Management" . Richard D. Irwin
Inc., 1995.
Chase, Richard B. & Nicholas I. Aquilano. "Production and
Operations Management " . Homewood III: Irwin Allen Inc., 1981.
Dervitsiotis, Kostas N. "Operations Management" . New York,
Mac Graw-Hill Book Co., 1981.
Delmar, Donald. "Operation & Industrial Management Designing
and Managing for Productivity ". Mac Graw-Hill Book Co., New
York, 1985.
Courses
: Welding Technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4171, 4291
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: students will understand the characteristics of various kinds of technology
conventional welding up to the latest, understanding aspects
process technology, welding process metallurgy and its effect on
mechanical properties of welded joints so that technology can be chosen
right to get good welding quality.

Subject
: Process technology aspects, metallurgy, quality control process welds
liquid phase welding; aspects of process technology, metallurgy, control
quality of welds for solid phase welding processes; technological aspects of the process,
metallurgy, quality control welds plastic welding results; age predictions
welding joint structure, welding under the influence of the magnetic field
outside, welding in water; safety and health aspects
in welding.
Literature
: Esterling, K., Introduction to the Physical Metallurgy of Welding ,
Messler, RW, Principles of Welding ,
Wiryosumarto, H., Metal Welding Technology,
Kou, Sindo., Welding Metallurgy,
ASM International, ASM Handbook: Welding, Brazing & Soldering
Khan, Md. Ibrahim, Welding Science and Technology , New Age
International Publisher.
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Courses
: Non-Conventional Metal Machining Technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4111
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: It is expected that students can know the concepts, benefits and
losses as well as the application of non-conventional cutting processes.
Subject
: Basic concepts of unconventional machining processes and benefits
and the disadvantages compared to the cutting process
conventional. The non-conventional cutting process consists of
ultrasonic cutting ( Ultrasonic Discharge Machining ),
chemical cutting ( Chemical Discharge Machining and Electro
Mechanical Discharge Machining ), electric cutting ( Electric
Discharge Machining ), high energy beam cutting ( High
Energy Beam Machining ), water jet cutting ( Water Jet
Cutting ), laser beam cutting ( Laser Beam Cutting ). Example
the use of each of these processes in the machining component.
Literature
: Amstead, BH, 1979. "Manufacturing Processes" . John Willey
& Sons: New York.

HMT, 1980. "Product Technology" . Tata, Mc.Graw-Hill Publishing
Company Ltd .: New Delhi.
Kalpakjian, Serope, 1989. "Manufacturing Engineering &
Technology ". Addison Wesley Publishing Company: New York.
Courses
: Factory Layout Planning
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4172
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides knowledge of systematic procedures for
design the layout of production facilities and supporting facilities.
Subject
: Understanding the layout of facilities and design procedures.
Planning of production processes and material flow patterns. Planning
the need for production facilities (machinery, equipment and support).
Planning for personnel needs. Planning for floor space requirements
for production and non-production activities. Material flow analysis
and relationships between activities. Material handling.
Approach in the design of facility layout by the method
quantitative and qualitative. Detailed layout design. Computer-
Aided Layout.
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Literature
: Apple, James M. "Plant Layout and Material Handling" , John
Willey & Sons, New York, 1983.
Salvendy, Gavriel. 1982. "Handbook of Industrial Engineering" ,
John Willey, Inc .: Canada.
Tompkin, James A, & John A. White. "Facilities Planning" , John
Willey & Sons ,, Inc., New York, 1984.
Heragu, S. "Facilities Design" . PWS Publishing, Co., Boston, 1997.
Wignyosoebroto, Sritomo. "Factory Layout and Displacement
Material". Guna Widya, Jakarta, 1996.
Courses
: Cost Analysis Techniques
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status

:P
Precondition
: TKM4201, 4274
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides knowledge and understanding of concepts and
method of analysis, allocation and calculation of production costs for purposes
production planning and control
Subject
: Balance Sheet Report. Profit-loss and Cost of Goods Sold. Concept
and Cost Classification. Production and Sales cost structure.
Calculation of costs based on Orders (Job Order Costing) and
based on Process (Process Costing). Calculation of direct costs
and indirectly. The system of recording costs is based on historical and
standard. Standard cost systems and analysis of variance. Point analysis
break even. The system and process of recording and processing financial data
(journals, ledgers and T accounts).
Literature
: Flemming, Mary MK, " Management Accounting & Control
Techniques for the Non-Accountant ", New York: Von Nostrand
Reinhold Co., 1984.
Grant, EL and Lawrence F. Bell, " Basic Accounting and Cost
Accounting ”, New York: Mc.Graw-Hill Book Co., 1964.
Horngern, Charles T. " Cost Accounting: A Managerial Emphasis ",
Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall Inc., 1982. Introduction. New
York: The Mac Millan Co., 1985.
Matz, A. Uzry, MF., & Hammer, LH. "Cost Accounting: Planning
and Controlling ". South-Western Publishing Co., Cincinati, 1984.
Courses
: Industrial Management
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4201, 4213
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Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides knowledge and understanding of the basics

management and its development as well as the basics of cost evaluation
and investment plans.
Subject
: Fundamental fundamentals of management and historical development
management; Industrial system organization; Aspects of human resources;
Product development, principal return point analysis; Cost evaluation
and investment evaluation with consideration of risks; Definition of cash
flow and how to arrange it; The concept of time value of money and
equivalence; The payback period ; Analysis
Benefit Cost Ratio ; Sensitivity analysis; Determination of economic age
; Depreciation (depreciation) of the value of production infrastructure, Management
Projects, Technical Analysis and Project & Industry Costs
Literature
: Freeman, Bell, and James Balkwill, "Management Engineering:
Principles and Practice ”, Prentice Hall, New York, 1993.
Grant, EL., WG. Ireson & Leavenworth Hospital, "Principles of
Engineering Economy ”, John Willey & Sons, Inc., New York,
1990
Schermerhon, JR., "Management for Productivity", 4rd ed., John
Willey & Sons, Inc., New York, 1993.
Siregar, AB, "Management", ITB Publisher, Bandung, 1988.
Courses
: Production Aids
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4172
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students can master the assistive tools as a factor
a major supporter in the manufacturing industry
Subject
: Definition of assistive tools ( fixes ) for assistive tools ( Jigs ),
function of auxiliary tools in the production process; Tooling planning
help: information and expertise needed and stages in
design; Location theory and grip: the location of the workpiece
in machine tool reference systems, basic principles of location
location tools and methods; The basic principles of strangulation; Type-
type of grip; Hand tools, types of tools
freis machines, drilling machines, scrap machines and so on; Tooling aids
guide; Manufacture of auxiliary tools; Economical and optimization
tooling aids.
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Literature
: Coco Ibrahim, "Aid Tools", Lab. Machinery Industry Metrology
FTI - ITB.
K. Henricksen, " Jig & Fixture Design Manual ", Industrial Press
Inc. New York. USA, 1980
.
Courses
: Production Optimization
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4273
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides an understanding of optimization in the production process
on conventional production as well as optimization production as well
know the methods for solving optimization problems
Subject
: Introduction to Optimization; The scope of production; Planning process
conventional production versus the optimization production planning process;
Methods for solving optimization problems; Component
production time; Components of production costs; Cutting conditions
theoretical optimum; Procedure for determining optimum cutting conditions;
The role of jigs and fixtures in optimizing the production process; Implementation
production optimization.
Literature
: Jasbir. S. Arora, 1989. " Introduction to Optimum Design ".
Mc.Graw-Hill. Book, Co., New York.
Atila Ertas, Jesse, C. Jones, 1983. " The Engineering Design
Process ". John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Taufiq Rochim, 1993. "Machining Theory and Technology". ITB,
Bandung.
Courses
: Metal Alloys
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4002
Practice

: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding: the nature, structure and use of various alloys
commonly used, as well as the properties of alloy metals. Being able to choose
material for a use.
Subject
: Steel construction; Tool steel and its selection; Resistant alloy steel
rust; Heat resistant alloy steel; Alloy steel for bearings; Alloy
aluminum, copper and other non-ferrous metals .
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Literature
: Avner, Sidney H. " Intorduction to Physical Metallurgy ".
SM " Metal Handbook Commitel ".
" Properties and Selestion of Tool Materials ", American Society
for Metals. Metal Park: Ohio.
Courses
: Electrical Metallurgy
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4205
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students are able to apply the electrolysis process inside
the process of separating and refining metals.
Subject
: Formation of ions and complex ions; Electrochemical cell type; Electrolyte;
Cathode Potential; Oxidation-reduction reaction: Electroplating on
various kinds of parent metal; Current and energy efficiency.
Literature
: Darken and Gurry. " Physical Chemistry of Metals ".
DR, Gasket. " Intorduction to Metallurgycal Thermodynamics "
Upadhaya, GS " Problem in Metallurgycal Thermodynamics and
Kinetics ".
Parthasaradhy. " Practical Electroplating Handbook ".
Rosenqvist Terkel. " Principles of Extractive Metallurgy ".
Courses
: Composite Material

Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4002
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So students can understand the process of forming polymers,
composites and ceramics as well as various manufacturing processes
and its application
Subject
: Polymerization; Condensation reaction ; Solid date polymers ; Influence
and modification, structure, molecular weight composition, chain substitution,
cross linking and branching with mechanical and physical properties
polymer; Polymer formation techniques; Ceramic forming techniques;
Composite material and material mixing method; Reinforced
polymer and ceramic composites.
Literature
: Bill Mayer, F. " Text Book of Polymer Science ", New York: John
Wiley & Sons.
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Kingery, W. " Introduction to Ceramic ", Series on Science and
Technology of Materials. New York: John Willey & Sons.
Henct, L. " Ultra Structure Processing of Ceramics, Glasses
and Composites ". New York: John Willey & Sons.
Courses
: Metallurgy Extraction
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4002
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Understanding the principle of processing metal ore into metal products
half-finished
Subject
: Kinds and types of metal ore compounds; Pre-processing of mining products;

Pellet Making; Pyrometallurgy and Hydrometallurgy;
Control of metal composition.
Literature
: Polukhin, P. " Metal Process Engineering ".
Kuznetson. " General Metallurgy ".
Rosenqvist, Terkel. " Principles of Extractive Metallurgy ".
Courses
: Metal Thermodynamics
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4142
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: So that students are able to set the parameters of thermodynamics
in the metallurgical process.
Subject
: Introduction and definition of the term thermodynamics in materials / metals,
review of the laws of thermodynamics I and II, Advanced Functions,
Thermodynamics Phase balance in a one-component system,
Solution behavior, Gibbs Free Energy Composition and Phase Diagram
binary system, Reaction involves gas, Reaction involves solid phase
pure and gas phase, the equilibrium reaction in that system
contains solid solution components, binary phase diagrams inside
pressure-temperature-composition relationship, electrochemistry.
Literature
: Darken and Gurry, Physical chemistry of metal
DR Gasket, Introduction to metallurgical thermodynamics
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Courses
: Coating Technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
: TKM4002
Practice
: There is no
Duty

: There is no
Purpose
: It is hoped that students will be able to compare coatings
conventional with modern coating technology in the field
mechanical Engineering
Subject
: Basic concepts of coating technology, types of metal vapor coating,
plasma and ion. Initial treatment in coating, factors
coating conditions, plastic electroplating , electroless coatings , and
the results of the coating process.
Literature
: William G. Wood, Vol.5. " Surface Cleaning, Finishing and
Coating ". Metal Handbook Ninth Edition, American Society for
Metal Park. Ohio.
Takeo Oki " Microphotographs of Plating Defects ". Osaka
Institute of Technology, Japan.
NV Parthasaradhy. " Practical Electroplating Handbook ".
Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
Courses
: Metallographic Technology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students are able to display images and interpret
material structure, correlating structure to properties
material and predict phenomena that occur in the material
the.
Subject
: Basic concepts and workings of microscopes (Optics, SEM, TEM). Factor-
factors affecting the structure of the material (the process of solidification,
manufacturing, and the environment). Media and solubility reactions on
surface. Determination of grain geometry and material damage.
Literature
: Introduction to Phyysical Metallurgy by Sisney H. Avner
Material Science and Engineering - An introduction by WD Callister
Engineering Metallurgy - Part I by RA Higgins
Materials Science and Engg. By V. Raghavan
Manufacturing Engineering and Technology by S. Kalpakjian
Microphotographs of Plating Defects, by Takeo Ishida
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Courses
: Welding Metallurgy
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Students understand the metallurgical aspects, examination procedures
welding
Subject
: Fusion welding processes, heat flow during welding, chemical reactions
in welding, the basic concept of solidification, the structure of regional grains
weld , phase transformation after solidification of the weld area.
Literature
: JA Brooks and MI Baskes, Advances in Welding Science and
Technology, ed. SA David (Materials Park, OH: ASM Int., 1986)
MC Flemings, Solidification Processing (New York: McGraw
Hill, 1974)
Sindo Kou, Welding Metallurgy
Courses
: Electric Vehicle Systems
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
Purpose
: Provides knowledge about electric cars as one
application of Mechanical Engineering in dealing with developments
technology.
Subject
: Introduction to electric cars, Design of electric cars, Electric motors, Systems
control, energy storage systems, electric car optimization
Literature
: Leitman S. and Brant B. 2009. " Build Your Own Electric Vehicle ".

Second Edition. New York: Mc Graw Hill.
Larminie, J and Lowry, J. 2003. " Electric Vehicle Technology
Explained ". John Wiley and Sons.
Courses
: Tribology
Study Load
: 2 credits
Status
:P
Precondition
:-
Practice
: There is no
Duty
: There is no
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Purpose
: Provides an understanding of friction, wear and lubrication as well
influence in engine components.
Subject
: Basic principles of tribology, Friction, Aus, Lubrication, Tribology on
contact with low kinematics, Tribology on contact with
High kinematics, lubrication efficiency.
Literature
: Stolarski, TA. 1990. " Tribology in Machine Design ". Butterwoth-
Heinemann
Bhusan, B. 2013. " Introduction to Tribology ". John Wiley and
Sons

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