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Physics Undergraduate Program

Bachelor Program of Physics

Brief Description

 

Bachelor Program of Physics (PSF) is a study program organized by the Department of Physics Faculty of Mathematic and Natural Science Universitas Gadjah Mada. PSF aims to prepare Bachelor (S1) who have faith and be devoted to God Almighty, have high integrity and personality, are open and responsive to changes, scientific progress and problems faced by society, especially those related to their fields of expertise, and have the quality and ability to compete in the international field.

 

Excellence and Uniqueness

  • PSF is accredited A by BAN-PT in a successive manner and valid until the year 2024
  • PSF has 35 permanent lecturers with the qualifications of 82.9% of the lecturers having Doctoral degrees.
  • There is no academic concentration in PSF, but college students can choose to take elective courses and research covering a variety of fields occupied by instructors at PSF, including the following:
  1. Cosmology, Astrophysics, Mathematical Physics, Particle Physics and various other theoretical physics
  2. Computational Physics and its application in various computational fields.
  3. Material Physics and its application in smart materials etc.
  4. Applied Physics: Laser and Acoustic Spectroscopy, Image Physics including its application in other fields such as medical, agriculture etc.

 

Competence

The competencies of PSF graduates are based on the goal of forming physicists who understand the essential characteristics of Physics, which include observing, understanding and predicting the natural phenomena. In addition, carrying out various activities in the field of Physics will bring benefits to one’s personal development, for example being able to develop their problem-solving ability, logical and analytical ability, and also their ability to be independent. Competencies expected for UGM Physics Study Program graduates are:

 

Knowledge and Understanding

Mastering the concepts that act as the foundation for Classical Physics and Modern Physics at various system levels, ranging from elementary particle systems, complex material systems, to macroscopic systems of the universe and their applications in the field of cutting-edge technology. Also able to apply various experimental devices, mathematical tools and numerical method devices in Physics.

 

Intellectual Thinking Skills

Skillfully identify a Physics problem that is stated in Physics concepts, developing hypotheses, planning and designing experiments in physics and conclude the results of these experiments and are skilled at formulating applications of physics to solve natural problems and problems in real life situations both qualitatively and quantitative.

 

Practical Skills

Skillful in observing natural phenomena, have experiences in conducting physics experiments at the basic and advanced levels, and able to use analytical tools such as mathematics, computers and Information and Communication Technology devices.

 

Managerial Ability

Having the ability to present, communicate and provide arguments, also has the ability to work independently or cooperate in a team both in research and working environment, and has the ability to supervise and direct a practicum / experiment or other activities related to the field of Physics.

 

Attitude

Religious in accordance with their respective religions, have a strong faith in Pancasila, and is able to conduct in professional and scientific manners.

 

Career Prospects

The prospective profession are Physicists who can be involved in various fields related to the world of physics such as (and not limited to):

  • Educators, both at the higher education level (lecturers) and at lower levels.
  • Researchers, both researchers in government, private, and independent researchers.
  • Technological engineer.
  • Consultants and Bureaucrats.
  • Entrepreneurs / Technopreuner and others.

 

Curriculum and Program Duration

In accordance with the 2016 Curriculum, the Bachelor Program of Physics graduation requirements are a minimum of 144 credits, consisting of 115 compulsory course credits and a minimum of 29 elective course credits. The program is designed to be completed in 4 years or 8 semesters. The courses offered are as follows:

 

Table 1. Compulsory Courses

Semester Code Courses Credits Requirements
1 UNU 100X Religious study 2  
MMM 1101 Calculus I 3  
MKK 1101 Basic Chemistry I 3  
MII 1201 Programming  I 3  
MFF 1011 Basic Physics I 3  
MFF 1061 Physics Measurement Methods 3  
MKK 1111 Basic Chemistry Experiment  I 1  
MFF 1015 Philosophy of Physics 2  
MFF 1013 Basic Physics Experiment  I 1  
2 MFF 1012 Basic Physics II 3  
MMM 1102 Calculus II 3 MMM 1101
MKK 1102 Basic Chemistry  II 3  
MFF 1024 Programming and Numerical Methods 2  
MFF 1850 Electronics 3  
MFF 1020 Mathematics of Physics I 3  
MFF 1014 Basic Physics Experiment II 1  
3 MFF 2401 Mechanics I 3 MFF 1011, MMM 1101
MFF 2415 Electromagnetics I 3 MFF 1012, MFF 1020
MFF 2027 Computational Physics 2 MFF 1024, MMM 1101
MFF 2053 Thermodynamics 3 MFF 1011, MMM 1101
MFF 2851 Electronics Experiment**) 1 MFF 1850*)
MFF 2405 Wave Physics 3 MFF 1012
MFF 2021 Mathematics of Physics II 3 MMM 1101
MFF 2028 Computational Physics Experiment**) 1 MFF 2027*)
4 MFF 2034 Quantum Physics I 3 MFF 2401
MFF 2310 Atomic and Molecular Physics 3 MFF 1012
MFF 2402 Mechanics II 3 MFF 2401
MFF 2031 Theory of Relativity 3 MFF 2401
MFF 2024 Mathematics of Physics III 3 MMM 1101
MFF 2410 Electromagnetics II 3 MFF 2021, MFF 2415
MFF 2033 Modern Physics Experiment**) 1 MFF 1014
5 UNU 1010 Pancasila 2  
MFF 3051 Statistics of Physics 3 MFF 2053, MFF 2034
MFF 3031 Quantum Physics II 3 MFF 2034
MFF 3601 Physics of Solid Materials I 2 MFF 2034
MFF 3411 Modern Optics 3 MFF 2405, MFF 2034
MFF 3205 Core and Particle Physics I 2 MFF 2034
MFF 3313 Atomic and

Molecular Physics Experiment **)

1 MFF 2310*)
6 UNU 3000 Citizenship 2  
MFF 3060 Research Methodology and Scientific Narrative **) 3 Minimal 50 sks
MFF 3608 Physics of Solid Materials II 2 MFF 3601
MFF 3206 Core and Particle Physics II 2 MFF 3205
MFF 3062 Lab Assignment I**) 1 MFF 1014
MFF 3204 Core Physics Experiment **) 1 MFF 3205
MFF 3602 Physics of Solid Materials Experiment**) 1 MFF 3601
7 UNU 4500 Community Service**) 3 In Accordance to University Rule
MFF 4063 Lab Assignment II**) 1 MFF 3062
MFF 4011 Undergraduate Thesis A**)

( Research Proposal )

2 MFF 3060, minimal 100 sks
8 MFF 4013 Undergraduate Thesis B**)

( Research Seminar)

4 MFF 3060, MFF 4011*), minimal 100 sks
Total Credits 115  

 

Caption sign:

The * sign in the prerequisite states that the course can be taken in conjunction with the required course.

The ** sign on the course name indicates that the course is offered in two semesters, odd and even.

 

Tabel 2. Table of Elective Course in the Physics Study Program

Semester Code Courses Credits Requirements
1 MFG 1901 Introduction to Geophysics 2  
2 MFF 1064 Graphical Analysis Method 2  
3 MFF 2029 Theoretical Mathematics of Physics 3  
MFF 2061 Physics of Metrology and Calibration 3 MFF 1061
MFF 2071 Instrumentation System 2 MFF 1850
MFF 2853 Sensoric System 2 MFF 1850
MFF 2873 Physics of Imagery 2  
MFF 2953 Celestial Mechanics 2 MFF 2401
4 MFF 2322 Atomic and Molecular Detection Method 2 MFF 2310
MFF 2070 MicroController and Interface 2 MFF 1850
MFF 2322 Atomic and Molecular Detection Method 2 MFF 2310
MFF 2070 MicroController and Interface 2 MFF 1850
5 MFF 3053 Complex and Nonlinear Physics System 2 MFF 1024 , MFF 2310
MFF 3291 Nuclear and Particle Detection System 2 MFF 2322
 

MFF

 

3423

 

Introduction to Laser Physics

 

2

MFF 2415, MFF 2034, MFF 2310
MFF 3701 Medical Physics 2 MFF1011, MFF 1012
MFF 3843 Microwave 2 MFF 2415, MFF 2024
MFF 3871 Physics of Tomography 2 MFF 2873, MFF 3876
MFF 3891 Environmental Physics 2  
6 MFF 3024 Capita Selecta of Computational Physics 2  
MFF 3002 Science and Religions 2  
MFF 3114 Introduction to Particle Physics 2 MFF 2034, MFF 2031
MFF 3284 Reactor Physics 2 MFF 2024, MFF 3205
MFF 3286 Radiation Protection 2 MFF 3205
MFF 3436 Modern Acoustics 2  
MFF 3680 Introduction to Nanoscience 2 MFF 2310
MFF 3810 Capita Selecta of Material Physics 2 MFF 3601
MFF 3812 Material Analysis Method 3 MFF 3601, MFF 2034
MFF 3820 Computational Material Physics 3 MFF 2027, MFF 3601
MFF 3876 Radiography Physics 2 MFF 2873
7 MFF 4033 Quantum Mechanics 2 MFF 2034
MFF 4611 Physics of Liquid Crystal and Polymer 2  
MFF 4891 Internship Program**) 2  
MFF 4893 Introduction to Econophysics 2  
8 MFF 5411 Electrodynamics 3 MFF 2410
Total Credits 77  

 

Registration Information:

Information related to registration period, requirements, variety of entry selection, general tuition fees can be seen on the UGM entrance registration website at http://um.ugm.ac.id

 

Contacts

Head of Bachelor Program of Physics

Dr. Eng Fahrudin Nugraha

Email: fakhrud@ugm.ac.id

Phone/whatsapp 081215627239

 

Secretary of Bachelor Program of Physics

Dr. Sc Romy Hanang Setya Budhi

Email: romyhanang@ugm.ac.id

Phone/whatsapp 085778921821

 

Secretariat of Bachelor Program of Physics

Physics Building, 2nd level

Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, UGM

Sekip Utara, Bulak Sumur, Yogyakarta 55281

INDONESIA

Telephone +62 274 545185

Fax. +62 274 545183

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Chemistry Undergraduate Program

CHEMISTRY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM

The prosperity of modern societies is partially based on the significant achievements of Chemistry. Progress in this discipline enables innovations in medicine, agriculture, energy, and in almost all manufacturing sectors of industry and materials for everyday use. With it, chemistry contributes to the improvement of the quality of life of people.

QUICK FACTS

The Chemistry Department, which is nationally leading and internationally recognized in education, research, and community services has the responsibility to prepare qualified graduates having excellent knowledge and skills in Chemistry, a capability to manage international collaboration and competition, as well as motivation to achieve the prosperity of society. The Department of Chemistry was established on September 1, 1960, and it has international standing in a couple of decades ago. The postgraduate programs were inaugurated in 1980. Now, it offers undergraduate, master, and doctoral programs. Currently, the enrollment comprises 630 undergraduate, 140 master, and 50 Ph.D students. The department has granted 2000 B.Sc. (Sarjana Sains), 400 M.Sc., and 100 Ph.D. degrees.

TEACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF

The department has 45 educative staff members, 34 of them are Ph.D. holders. Among the Ph.D. members, 27 have overseas Ph.D. degrees. Of them, 15 are professors and 18 associate professors. There are seven educative staff members taking Ph.D. courses in foreign and domestic universities. It is supported by 38 quality technicians and administration staff.

QUALITY ASSURANCE

For a better quality program, the undergraduate program has been regularly assessed by National Board of Accreditation of Higher Education (BAN-PT) with grade ‘A.’ In October 2009, it was also evaluated by ASEAN University Network QA. Also, both M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs were also achieved ‘A’ quality. In addition, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) England has accredited the undergraduate program of chemistry since 2013.

INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES

The department occupies part of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences buildings with the total floor plan of 6000 m2. It has four research and teaching laboratories that are Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratories and undergraduate teaching laboratory for Basic Chemistry, Laboratory Work and a Computational Chemistry Laboratory of Austrian-Indonesian Centre for Computational Chemistry (AIC). It is also equipped with an array of an international standard of research equipment including AAS, UV-Vis, DTA-TGA, Electrophoresis, Potentiometer, Bomb Calorimeter, GC-MS, HPLC, H-NMR, IR, UV-VIS, TLC Scanner, etc. In January 2010, it acquired a Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), a major equipment to support qualified nano-research.

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION

Research is one of the cores of the department advancement. Research is elaborated to support the advancement of science and its application and to assist Universitas Gadjah Mada in pursuing its vision to become an internationally recognized research university. The staff members within the department develop five research groups consisting of Life Sciences, Industrial Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Material Chemistry, and Theoretical and Computational Chemistry. In the last five years, they published 150 papers in international. Some of the faculty members serve as editors and reviewers of international journals, and even as Scientific Adviser of IFS (International Foundation for Sciences), Sweden.

CURRICULUM

The current curriculum offers 114 credit hours of core courses and 79 credit hours of elective courses. A candidate has to complete all 114 credit hours of the core courses and 30 credit hours of elective courses with GPA of at least 2.00 to granted a B.Sc. degree.

LIST OF MANDATORY COURSES

SEM CODE COURSE NAME CREDIT PREREQUISITE
I UNU-100X Religion 2
MFF-1011 Fundamentals of Physics I 3
MII-1006 Programming I 3
MMM-1101 Calculus I 3
MKK-1101 General Chemistry I 3
BIU-1002 Fundamentals of Biology 2
MKK-1401 Organic Chemistry I 2
MKK-1111 General Chemistry I Labwork 1
Subtotal 19  
II UNU-1010 Pancasila 2
MFF-1012 Fundamentals of Physics II 3
MMM-1102 Calculus II 3
MKK-1102 General Chemistry II 3
MKK-1202 Structure of Inorganic Compounds 2
MKK-1402 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry II 2
MKK-1504 Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry 3
MKK-1702 English 2
MKK-1112 General Chemistry II Labwork 1
Subtotal 21  
III MKK-2201 Structure of Inorganic Compounds 2 MKK-1202
MKK-2301 Chemical Thermodynamics 3 MKK-1102
MKK-2303 Chemical Kinetics 3 MKK-1102
MKK-2401 Stereochemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-2503 Separation Chemistry 2 MKK-1504
MKK-2601 Biochemistry I 2 MKK-1402
MKK-2703 Symmetry and Group Theory 2 MKK-1102
MKK-2511 Analytical Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
MKK-2411 Organic Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
MKK-2311 Physical Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
Subtotal 19  
IV MKK-2202 Coordination Chemistry 2 MKK-2201
MKK-2302 Quantum Chemistry 2 MKK-1101
MKK-2304 Chemical Equilibrium 2 MKK-2301
MKK-2602 Biochemistry II 2 MKK-2601
MKK-2502 Instrumental Analysis I 3 MKK-2503
MKK-2704 Computational Chemistry 2 MII-1006
MKK-2512 Analytical Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-2511
MKK-2412 Organic Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-2411
MKK-2312 Physical Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-2311
Subtotal 16  
V MKK-3201 Inorganic Reaction Mechanism 2 MKK-2202
MKK-3301 Electrochemistry 2 MKK-2301
MKK-3401 Physical Organic Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3503 Instrumental Analysis II 3 MKK-2502
MKK-3701 Chemometry 2 MKK-2502
MKK-3505 Organic Structure Elucidation 2 MKK-2502
MKK-3511 Analytical Chemistry III Labwork 1 MKK-2512
MKK-3211 Inorganic Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
Subtotal 15  
VI UNU-3000 National Resilience 2
MKK-3202 Chemistry of Elements 2 MKK-2201
MKK-3402 Organic Synthesis 3 MKK-3401
MKK-3700 Research Methodology 2 90 SKS
MKK-3502 Inorganic Structure Elucidation 2 MKK-3503
MKK-3302 Statistical Thermodynamics 2 MKK-2301
MKK-3212 Inorganic Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-3211
MKK-3412 Organic Chemistry III Labwork 1 MKK-2412
Subtotal 15  
VII UNU-4500 Community Development Participation 3 100 SKS
MKK-3700 Research Methodology 2 90 SKS
MKK-4701 Final Project Lab Work 3 120 SKS
MKK-4702 Final Project/Undergraduate Thesis 2 120 SKS
MKK-4703 Final Project Seminar 1 120 SKS
Subtotal 11  
VIII MKK-4701 Final Project Lab Work 3 120 SKS
MKK-4702 Final Project/Undergraduate Thesis 2 120 SKS
MKK-4703 Final Project Seminar 1 120 SKS
Subtotal 6  
TOTAL 114  

 

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES

Odd Semester
A. General Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-3811 Geochemistry 2 MKK-1202
MKK-3813 Bioanorganic Chemistry 2 MKK-2202
MKK-3815 Solid State Chemistry 2 MKK-2304
MKK-3800 Internship 2 Sks>80
MKK-3819 Polymer Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
  Subtotal 10  
B. Life Sciences
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2821 Medicinal Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-2823 Natural Products Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3821 Food Chemistry 2 MKK-2601
  Subtotal 6  
C. Industrial Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2831 Chemical Industry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3831 Principle of Chemical Engineering 2 MKK-2304
MKK-3833 Quality Assurance in Industry 2 MKK-2502
  Subtotal 6  
D. Environmental Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2841 Environmental Chemistry 2 MKK-1102
MKK-2843 Chem. Hazardous&Toxic Materials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3841 Environmental Chemical Analysis 2 MKK-2502
  Subtotal 6  
E. Material Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2853 Composite Materials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3855 Nanomaterials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3857 Inorganic Polymer 2 MKK-1102
  Subtotal 6  
F. Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-3861 Molecular Simulation 2 MKK-2302
MKK-3863 Chemoinformatics 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3865 Computational Molecular Engineering 2 MKK-2302
  Subtotal 6  
Even Semester
A. General Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2812 Organometallic Chemistry 2 MKK-1202
MKK-2814 Entrepreneurship 2
MKK-3812 Radiochemistry 2 MKK-2301
MKK-3814 Inorganic Synthesis 2 MKK-2202
MKK-3816 Heterocyclic Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
  Subtotal 10  
B. Minat Kimia Hayati
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2822 Essential Oil Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3822 Enzymology 2 MKK-2601
MKK-3824 Molecular Biotechnology 2 MKK-2602
  Subtotal 6  
C. Industrial Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2832 Energy in Industry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3832 Catalyst in Industry 2 MKK-2303
MKK-3836 Cosmetic Chemistry 2 MKK-2304
  Subtotal 6  
D. Environmental Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-1842 Ecology 2 BIU-1102
MKK-2842 Toxic and Hazardous Waste Manag. 2 MKK-2501
MKK-3844 Fundamental of Green Chemistry 2 MKK-1102
  Subtotal 6  
E. Material Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2852 Materials Design and Engineering 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3852 Catalyst and Photocatalyst Materials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3854 Characterization of Materials 2 MKK-3501
  Subtotal 6  
F. Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-3862 Computational Drug Design 2 MKK-2704
MKK-3864 Biomolecular Modelling 2 MKK-2704
MKK-3866 Computational Chemistry Lab work 1 MKK-2704
  Subtotal 5  

 

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Departement of Chemistry has a commitment at research as well as at services for public which is proved with numerous scientific publications, industrial cooperation, and public services such as analysis services, training, courses, etc. Chemistry Department have also owned Plant Oil Center which consist of Coconut Center for managing researches on coconut, and Castor Oil Center for managing researches on castor oil. In community service, Chemistry Department has launched “KKN Tematik” or ‘KKN on Special Topic or Issue’ for community service. The “KKN Tematik” is conducted in collaboration with Lembaga Pengabdian Masyarakat (LPM) UGM, especially in supporting small enterprises and empowering rural community.

ALUMNAE

Alumnae of Chemistry UGM are widely accepted to work at national institutions such as national universities and governmental department, as well as private/international institutions such as private universities, Pertamina Balongan, Kaltim Prima Coal Co., Sari Husada Inc., etc. Chemistry UGM keeps maintain strong linkage with its alumnae. Among them is the distribution of the questionnaire to obtain alumnae’s feedback on the facts in job-world and job-market as well as assistance to establishing job placement. In order to enhance the participation of graduates in the global market, Department of Chemistry also sends its students for an internship (or praktek kerja lapangan, PKL) in an industry. The student participation in the community is to improve the relationship among academic, job markets and stakeholders.

 

INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM (IUP)

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE PROGRAMS

During the program, the students are encouraged to have: (1). Exchange student, (2) Collaborative research for final year project, (3) Presentation of research project in international conferences. Students will have excellent opportunities to broaden their knowledge in one of the following partner universities: University of New South Wales, Sydney (Australia), University of Innsbruck (Austria), Hirosima University (Japan) and Hokkaido University (Japan).

TUITION FEE

Program Fee(s)
Application Admission Tuition /semester
IUP Rp. 1.000.000,00 Rp. 16.000.000,00

 

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION

  1. High school graduate or third grader of high school student with good academic transcript
  2. English proficiency (TOEFL score min 500 or IELTS score min 6.0)
  3. Gadjah Mada Scholastic Test (GMST score min 500)
  4. Interview

REGISTRATION

http://um.ugm.ac.id

ADMISSION TIMELINE

  1. Intake 1:

Registration              : January – February

Test                              : February

Acceptance               : March

  1. Intake 2:

Registration              : March – April

Test                              : May

Acceptance               : May

  1. Intake 3:

Registration              : May – July

Test                              : July

Acceptance               : July

CONTACT AND INFORMATION

Head:

Drs. Bambang Purwono, M.Sc, Ph.D.

email : purwono.bambang@ugm.ac.id

Secretary:

Dr. rer.nat. Adhitasari Suratman, S.Si, M.Si.

email : adhitasari@ugm.ac.id

 

Chemistry Undergraduate Program

Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Universitas Gadjah Mada

Sekip Utara Kotak Pos BLS 21

Yogyakarta, 55281

Tel/Fax: +62 274 545188

E-mail: prodis1-kimia.mipa@ugm.ac.id

Website:

http://chemistry.ugm.ac.id/

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Summer Course in Coding Theory & Cryptography

Modern cryptology is currently at the confluence of two major streams in science, mathematics, and computing. The first stream is the projected arrival of quantum computing technologies at a scale which is large enough to render the current cryptographic standards insecure. Massive engineering challenges remain to be solved before we reach such an era. The community, however, has been embarking in the tasks of designing and rigorously testing quantum-secure cryptographic protocols. Most candidates rely on intractable problems in coding theory, lattices, hash functions, or multilinear maps. A close scrutiny on their respective theory and deployments, both in softwares and hardwares, provides diverse topics of possible research directions to pursue. Many of them will be long-term enough for PhD research work and for an institute-wide effort as well as regional or international collaboration.

Activities of the Summer Course can be follow in this link.

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Summer Course in Coding Theory & Cryptography

Opening Ceremony

Teaser

Day 9 - July 26, 2019

Dr. Buket Ozkaya - Linear Complementary Dual Codes

Dr. Buket Ozkaya - Applications of LCD Codes

Day 9 - July 25, 2019

Dr. Jakub Breier - Automated Fault Analysis of Block Cipher Impementations

Dr. Frederic Ezerman - Code-base PKC

Day 8 - July 24, 2019

Dr. Chang Zuling - Cryptographic Sequences

Dr. Somphong Jitman - Coding Applications of Good Integers

Dr. Benjamin Tan - Fully Hormomorphic Encryption

Day 7, July 23, 2019

Dr. Khoa Nguyen - Lattice-based PKC Part 2

Dr. Ivan Tjuawinata - Differential Cryptanalysis

Day 6 - July 22, 2019

Dr. Romar de la Cruz

Dr. Guo Jian - Hash Function

Day 5 - July 19, 2019

Dr. Lin Fuchun

Risman Adnan

Day 4 - July 18, 2019

Dr. Pekik Nurwantoro - Quantum Computing

Dr. Santi Indarjani - Randomness in Cryptography

Day 3 - July 17, 2019

Dr. Lin Sok - Orthogonal Matrices and Applications

Dr. Lin Sok

Day 2 - July 16, 2019

Dr. Ridi Ferdiana - Cryptography in Cloud

Dr. Intan Muchtadi-Alamsyah


Day 1 - July 15, 2019

Dr. Sutjiana - Coding Theory

Dr. Diah Junia Eksi Palupi - Cryptography Teory

Dr. Mardhani Riasetiawan - Cryptography in Computation (Big Data)

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Library

Mathematics and Natural Sciences Faculty Library – Universitas Gadjah Mada

Gedung SIC Lantai I Sekip Utara, Bulak Sumur,  Kotak Pos BLS 21 Yogyakarta 55281,

e-mail: mipalib@ugm.ac.id; Line:@vqi0147j; wa: 0895385309613

 

  About

Mathematics and Natural Sciences faculty library, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), was established in 1950 in Mangkubumen Yogyakarta as Physics library. In 1960 the library moved to Sekip Unit III and was renamed as Natural Science faculty library. Starting from December 28, 1982 the library has become Mathematics and Natural Sciences faculty library.

Opening hours

Mondays – Thursdays         : 08.00 – 15.00 (12.00 – 13.00 break time)

Fridays                                    : 08.00 – 14.30 (11.00 13.00 break time)

Saturdays                                : 08.00 – 12.00

Facilities

  1. Memberships

To be a library member, students must present their student cards and fill in the form. Please see the staff in information desk for the membership.

  1. Circulation Services

We provide services for borrowing and returning collections in the circulation area. The circulation service is only applied for UGM students and staff who are already members of the library. We provide computers to search our collections. The circulation service uses an integrated library system (SIPUS) at UGM. Our members from Mathematics and Natural Sciences faculty can borrow up to 5 books during the period of 2 weeks and can be renewed once. Students from other faculties at UGM can borrow 1 book during the period of 3 days.


  1. Reading rooms

We provide reading rooms consist of study rooms for both groups and individuals.

  1. Repository Room

We provide a repository room to access our digital collections including undergraduate papers and master/PhD theses/dissertations collections by using Eprints software. These collections can only be accessed from the library.

  1. Theses/dissertations room

We provide a room to access our printed theses collections during the last 5 years, by using our computers. The collections can only be accessed in the library.

  1. Final theses Submission for Graduation

For our faculty students who will prepare for their graduation, they are required to submit their final papers (undergraduate, master and PhD theses/dissertations) to the library. For undergraduate papers, they must be submitted in printed form as well as soft copy in a CD. For master and doctoral theses/dissertations, they must be submitted only in soft copy (CD). The library will provide a receipt for those who have submitted their final work.

  1. Wifi area

Wifi area is available in the library.

  1. Integrated library system (SIPUS)

Our library uses the integrated library software (SIPUS) for various library services including circulation process, membership services, and catalogues.  We use OPAC that can be accessed via www.opac.lib.ugm.ac.id.

  1. Free-loan Letter

Students who will graduate must present a free-loan letter from the library, stating that they do not have any loan including fine from the library.

  1. Lockers

We provide lockers to store bags and any belongings. Students need to present their student cards to borrow the lockers.

  1. Photocopy Services

We provide photocopy services. The staff will help to use this service.

Collections

Our collections consist of textbooks, reference books, final papers (theses, dissertations, research reports and final assignments) both in printed and digital form, as well as journals, magazines, and newspapers. Our faculty library collection is tailored to the study programs such as  mathematics, physics, chemistry, geophysics, engineering, electronics and computers. In addition, there are also popular books and newspapers (e.g. Kedaulatan Rakyat and Kompas).

Rules

  1. Users must fill in our visitor book.
  2. Any belongings including bags, folders, printed books, jackets, food, drinks should not be taken into the library. However, users need to keep their valuable stuff with them.
  3. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the library.
  4. Food and drinks should not be taken to the library.
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Physics Undergraduate Program

Bachelor Program of Physics

Brief Description

 

Bachelor Program of Physics (PSF) is a study program organized by the Department of Physics Faculty of Mathematic and Natural Science Universitas Gadjah Mada. PSF aims to prepare Bachelor (S1) who have faith and be devoted to God Almighty, have high integrity and personality, are open and responsive to changes, scientific progress and problems faced by society, especially those related to their fields of expertise, and have the quality and ability to compete in the international field.

 

Excellence and Uniqueness

  • PSF is accredited A by BAN-PT in a successive manner and valid until the year 2024
  • PSF has 35 permanent lecturers with the qualifications of 82.9% of the lecturers having Doctoral degrees.
  • There is no academic concentration in PSF, but college students can choose to take elective courses and research covering a variety of fields occupied by instructors at PSF, including the following:
  1. Cosmology, Astrophysics, Mathematical Physics, Particle Physics and various other theoretical physics
  2. Computational Physics and its application in various computational fields.
  3. Material Physics and its application in smart materials etc.
  4. Applied Physics: Laser and Acoustic Spectroscopy, Image Physics including its application in other fields such as medical, agriculture etc.

 

Competence

The competencies of PSF graduates are based on the goal of forming physicists who understand the essential characteristics of Physics, which include observing, understanding and predicting the natural phenomena. In addition, carrying out various activities in the field of Physics will bring benefits to one’s personal development, for example being able to develop their problem-solving ability, logical and analytical ability, and also their ability to be independent. Competencies expected for UGM Physics Study Program graduates are:

 

Knowledge and Understanding

Mastering the concepts that act as the foundation for Classical Physics and Modern Physics at various system levels, ranging from elementary particle systems, complex material systems, to macroscopic systems of the universe and their applications in the field of cutting-edge technology. Also able to apply various experimental devices, mathematical tools and numerical method devices in Physics.

 

Intellectual Thinking Skills

Skillfully identify a Physics problem that is stated in Physics concepts, developing hypotheses, planning and designing experiments in physics and conclude the results of these experiments and are skilled at formulating applications of physics to solve natural problems and problems in real life situations both qualitatively and quantitative.

 

Practical Skills

Skillful in observing natural phenomena, have experiences in conducting physics experiments at the basic and advanced levels, and able to use analytical tools such as mathematics, computers and Information and Communication Technology devices.

 

Managerial Ability

Having the ability to present, communicate and provide arguments, also has the ability to work independently or cooperate in a team both in research and working environment, and has the ability to supervise and direct a practicum / experiment or other activities related to the field of Physics.

 

Attitude

Religious in accordance with their respective religions, have a strong faith in Pancasila, and is able to conduct in professional and scientific manners.

 

Career Prospects

The prospective profession are Physicists who can be involved in various fields related to the world of physics such as (and not limited to):

  • Educators, both at the higher education level (lecturers) and at lower levels.
  • Researchers, both researchers in government, private, and independent researchers.
  • Technological engineer.
  • Consultants and Bureaucrats.
  • Entrepreneurs / Technopreuner and others.

 

Curriculum and Program Duration

In accordance with the 2016 Curriculum, the Bachelor Program of Physics graduation requirements are a minimum of 144 credits, consisting of 115 compulsory course credits and a minimum of 29 elective course credits. The program is designed to be completed in 4 years or 8 semesters. The courses offered are as follows:

 

Table 1. Compulsory Courses

Semester Code Courses Credits Requirements
1 UNU 100X Religious study 2  
MMM 1101 Calculus I 3  
MKK 1101 Basic Chemistry I 3  
MII 1201 Programming  I 3  
MFF 1011 Basic Physics I 3  
MFF 1061 Physics Measurement Methods 3  
MKK 1111 Basic Chemistry Experiment  I 1  
MFF 1015 Philosophy of Physics 2  
MFF 1013 Basic Physics Experiment  I 1  
2 MFF 1012 Basic Physics II 3  
MMM 1102 Calculus II 3 MMM 1101
MKK 1102 Basic Chemistry  II 3  
MFF 1024 Programming and Numerical Methods 2  
MFF 1850 Electronics 3  
MFF 1020 Mathematics of Physics I 3  
MFF 1014 Basic Physics Experiment II 1  
3 MFF 2401 Mechanics I 3 MFF 1011, MMM 1101
MFF 2415 Electromagnetics I 3 MFF 1012, MFF 1020
MFF 2027 Computational Physics 2 MFF 1024, MMM 1101
MFF 2053 Thermodynamics 3 MFF 1011, MMM 1101
MFF 2851 Electronics Experiment**) 1 MFF 1850*)
MFF 2405 Wave Physics 3 MFF 1012
MFF 2021 Mathematics of Physics II 3 MMM 1101
MFF 2028 Computational Physics Experiment**) 1 MFF 2027*)
4 MFF 2034 Quantum Physics I 3 MFF 2401
MFF 2310 Atomic and Molecular Physics 3 MFF 1012
MFF 2402 Mechanics II 3 MFF 2401
MFF 2031 Theory of Relativity 3 MFF 2401
MFF 2024 Mathematics of Physics III 3 MMM 1101
MFF 2410 Electromagnetics II 3 MFF 2021, MFF 2415
MFF 2033 Modern Physics Experiment**) 1 MFF 1014
5 UNU 1010 Pancasila 2  
MFF 3051 Statistics of Physics 3 MFF 2053, MFF 2034
MFF 3031 Quantum Physics II 3 MFF 2034
MFF 3601 Physics of Solid Materials I 2 MFF 2034
MFF 3411 Modern Optics 3 MFF 2405, MFF 2034
MFF 3205 Core and Particle Physics I 2 MFF 2034
MFF 3313 Atomic and

Molecular Physics Experiment **)

1 MFF 2310*)
6 UNU 3000 Citizenship 2  
MFF 3060 Research Methodology and Scientific Narrative **) 3 Minimal 50 sks
MFF 3608 Physics of Solid Materials II 2 MFF 3601
MFF 3206 Core and Particle Physics II 2 MFF 3205
MFF 3062 Lab Assignment I**) 1 MFF 1014
MFF 3204 Core Physics Experiment **) 1 MFF 3205
MFF 3602 Physics of Solid Materials Experiment**) 1 MFF 3601
7 UNU 4500 Community Service**) 3 In Accordance to University Rule
MFF 4063 Lab Assignment II**) 1 MFF 3062
MFF 4011 Undergraduate Thesis A**)

( Research Proposal )

2 MFF 3060, minimal 100 sks
8 MFF 4013 Undergraduate Thesis B**)

( Research Seminar)

4 MFF 3060, MFF 4011*), minimal 100 sks
Total Credits 115  

 

Caption sign:

The * sign in the prerequisite states that the course can be taken in conjunction with the required course.

The ** sign on the course name indicates that the course is offered in two semesters, odd and even.

 

Tabel 2. Table of Elective Course in the Physics Study Program

Semester Code Courses Credits Requirements
1 MFG 1901 Introduction to Geophysics 2  
2 MFF 1064 Graphical Analysis Method 2  
3 MFF 2029 Theoretical Mathematics of Physics 3  
MFF 2061 Physics of Metrology and Calibration 3 MFF 1061
MFF 2071 Instrumentation System 2 MFF 1850
MFF 2853 Sensoric System 2 MFF 1850
MFF 2873 Physics of Imagery 2  
MFF 2953 Celestial Mechanics 2 MFF 2401
4 MFF 2322 Atomic and Molecular Detection Method 2 MFF 2310
MFF 2070 MicroController and Interface 2 MFF 1850
MFF 2322 Atomic and Molecular Detection Method 2 MFF 2310
MFF 2070 MicroController and Interface 2 MFF 1850
5 MFF 3053 Complex and Nonlinear Physics System 2 MFF 1024 , MFF 2310
MFF 3291 Nuclear and Particle Detection System 2 MFF 2322
 

MFF

 

3423

 

Introduction to Laser Physics

 

2

MFF 2415, MFF 2034, MFF 2310
MFF 3701 Medical Physics 2 MFF1011, MFF 1012
MFF 3843 Microwave 2 MFF 2415, MFF 2024
MFF 3871 Physics of Tomography 2 MFF 2873, MFF 3876
MFF 3891 Environmental Physics 2  
6 MFF 3024 Capita Selecta of Computational Physics 2  
MFF 3002 Science and Religions 2  
MFF 3114 Introduction to Particle Physics 2 MFF 2034, MFF 2031
MFF 3284 Reactor Physics 2 MFF 2024, MFF 3205
MFF 3286 Radiation Protection 2 MFF 3205
MFF 3436 Modern Acoustics 2  
MFF 3680 Introduction to Nanoscience 2 MFF 2310
MFF 3810 Capita Selecta of Material Physics 2 MFF 3601
MFF 3812 Material Analysis Method 3 MFF 3601, MFF 2034
MFF 3820 Computational Material Physics 3 MFF 2027, MFF 3601
MFF 3876 Radiography Physics 2 MFF 2873
7 MFF 4033 Quantum Mechanics 2 MFF 2034
MFF 4611 Physics of Liquid Crystal and Polymer 2  
MFF 4891 Internship Program**) 2  
MFF 4893 Introduction to Econophysics 2  
8 MFF 5411 Electrodynamics 3 MFF 2410
Total Credits 77  

 

Registration Information:

Information related to registration period, requirements, variety of entry selection, general tuition fees can be seen on the UGM entrance registration website at http://um.ugm.ac.id

 

Contacts

Head of Bachelor Program of Physics

Dr. Eng Fahrudin Nugraha

Email: fakhrud@ugm.ac.id

Phone/whatsapp 081215627239

 

Secretary of Bachelor Program of Physics

Dr. Sc Romy Hanang Setya Budhi

Email: romyhanang@ugm.ac.id

Phone/whatsapp 085778921821

 

Secretariat of Bachelor Program of Physics

Physics Building, 2nd level

Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, UGM

Sekip Utara, Bulak Sumur, Yogyakarta 55281

INDONESIA

Telephone +62 274 545185

Fax. +62 274 545183

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Chemistry Undergraduate Program

CHEMISTRY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM

The prosperity of modern societies is partially based on the significant achievements of Chemistry. Progress in this discipline enables innovations in medicine, agriculture, energy, and in almost all manufacturing sectors of industry and materials for everyday use. With it, chemistry contributes to the improvement of the quality of life of people.

QUICK FACTS

The Chemistry Department, which is nationally leading and internationally recognized in education, research, and community services has the responsibility to prepare qualified graduates having excellent knowledge and skills in Chemistry, a capability to manage international collaboration and competition, as well as motivation to achieve the prosperity of society. The Department of Chemistry was established on September 1, 1960, and it has international standing in a couple of decades ago. The postgraduate programs were inaugurated in 1980. Now, it offers undergraduate, master, and doctoral programs. Currently, the enrollment comprises 630 undergraduate, 140 master, and 50 Ph.D students. The department has granted 2000 B.Sc. (Sarjana Sains), 400 M.Sc., and 100 Ph.D. degrees.

TEACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF

The department has 45 educative staff members, 34 of them are Ph.D. holders. Among the Ph.D. members, 27 have overseas Ph.D. degrees. Of them, 15 are professors and 18 associate professors. There are seven educative staff members taking Ph.D. courses in foreign and domestic universities. It is supported by 38 quality technicians and administration staff.

QUALITY ASSURANCE

For a better quality program, the undergraduate program has been regularly assessed by National Board of Accreditation of Higher Education (BAN-PT) with grade ‘A.’ In October 2009, it was also evaluated by ASEAN University Network QA. Also, both M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs were also achieved ‘A’ quality. In addition, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) England has accredited the undergraduate program of chemistry since 2013.

INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES

The department occupies part of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences buildings with the total floor plan of 6000 m2. It has four research and teaching laboratories that are Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratories and undergraduate teaching laboratory for Basic Chemistry, Laboratory Work and a Computational Chemistry Laboratory of Austrian-Indonesian Centre for Computational Chemistry (AIC). It is also equipped with an array of an international standard of research equipment including AAS, UV-Vis, DTA-TGA, Electrophoresis, Potentiometer, Bomb Calorimeter, GC-MS, HPLC, H-NMR, IR, UV-VIS, TLC Scanner, etc. In January 2010, it acquired a Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), a major equipment to support qualified nano-research.

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION

Research is one of the cores of the department advancement. Research is elaborated to support the advancement of science and its application and to assist Universitas Gadjah Mada in pursuing its vision to become an internationally recognized research university. The staff members within the department develop five research groups consisting of Life Sciences, Industrial Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Material Chemistry, and Theoretical and Computational Chemistry. In the last five years, they published 150 papers in international. Some of the faculty members serve as editors and reviewers of international journals, and even as Scientific Adviser of IFS (International Foundation for Sciences), Sweden.

CURRICULUM

The current curriculum offers 114 credit hours of core courses and 79 credit hours of elective courses. A candidate has to complete all 114 credit hours of the core courses and 30 credit hours of elective courses with GPA of at least 2.00 to granted a B.Sc. degree.

LIST OF MANDATORY COURSES

SEM CODE COURSE NAME CREDIT PREREQUISITE
I UNU-100X Religion 2
MFF-1011 Fundamentals of Physics I 3
MII-1006 Programming I 3
MMM-1101 Calculus I 3
MKK-1101 General Chemistry I 3
BIU-1002 Fundamentals of Biology 2
MKK-1401 Organic Chemistry I 2
MKK-1111 General Chemistry I Labwork 1
Subtotal 19  
II UNU-1010 Pancasila 2
MFF-1012 Fundamentals of Physics II 3
MMM-1102 Calculus II 3
MKK-1102 General Chemistry II 3
MKK-1202 Structure of Inorganic Compounds 2
MKK-1402 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry II 2
MKK-1504 Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry 3
MKK-1702 English 2
MKK-1112 General Chemistry II Labwork 1
Subtotal 21  
III MKK-2201 Structure of Inorganic Compounds 2 MKK-1202
MKK-2301 Chemical Thermodynamics 3 MKK-1102
MKK-2303 Chemical Kinetics 3 MKK-1102
MKK-2401 Stereochemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-2503 Separation Chemistry 2 MKK-1504
MKK-2601 Biochemistry I 2 MKK-1402
MKK-2703 Symmetry and Group Theory 2 MKK-1102
MKK-2511 Analytical Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
MKK-2411 Organic Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
MKK-2311 Physical Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
Subtotal 19  
IV MKK-2202 Coordination Chemistry 2 MKK-2201
MKK-2302 Quantum Chemistry 2 MKK-1101
MKK-2304 Chemical Equilibrium 2 MKK-2301
MKK-2602 Biochemistry II 2 MKK-2601
MKK-2502 Instrumental Analysis I 3 MKK-2503
MKK-2704 Computational Chemistry 2 MII-1006
MKK-2512 Analytical Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-2511
MKK-2412 Organic Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-2411
MKK-2312 Physical Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-2311
Subtotal 16  
V MKK-3201 Inorganic Reaction Mechanism 2 MKK-2202
MKK-3301 Electrochemistry 2 MKK-2301
MKK-3401 Physical Organic Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3503 Instrumental Analysis II 3 MKK-2502
MKK-3701 Chemometry 2 MKK-2502
MKK-3505 Organic Structure Elucidation 2 MKK-2502
MKK-3511 Analytical Chemistry III Labwork 1 MKK-2512
MKK-3211 Inorganic Chemistry I Labwork 1 MKK-1112
Subtotal 15  
VI UNU-3000 National Resilience 2
MKK-3202 Chemistry of Elements 2 MKK-2201
MKK-3402 Organic Synthesis 3 MKK-3401
MKK-3700 Research Methodology 2 90 SKS
MKK-3502 Inorganic Structure Elucidation 2 MKK-3503
MKK-3302 Statistical Thermodynamics 2 MKK-2301
MKK-3212 Inorganic Chemistry II Labwork 1 MKK-3211
MKK-3412 Organic Chemistry III Labwork 1 MKK-2412
Subtotal 15  
VII UNU-4500 Community Development Participation 3 100 SKS
MKK-3700 Research Methodology 2 90 SKS
MKK-4701 Final Project Lab Work 3 120 SKS
MKK-4702 Final Project/Undergraduate Thesis 2 120 SKS
MKK-4703 Final Project Seminar 1 120 SKS
Subtotal 11  
VIII MKK-4701 Final Project Lab Work 3 120 SKS
MKK-4702 Final Project/Undergraduate Thesis 2 120 SKS
MKK-4703 Final Project Seminar 1 120 SKS
Subtotal 6  
TOTAL 114  

 

LIST OF ELECTIVE COURSES

Odd Semester
A. General Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-3811 Geochemistry 2 MKK-1202
MKK-3813 Bioanorganic Chemistry 2 MKK-2202
MKK-3815 Solid State Chemistry 2 MKK-2304
MKK-3800 Internship 2 Sks>80
MKK-3819 Polymer Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
  Subtotal 10  
B. Life Sciences
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2821 Medicinal Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-2823 Natural Products Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3821 Food Chemistry 2 MKK-2601
  Subtotal 6  
C. Industrial Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2831 Chemical Industry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3831 Principle of Chemical Engineering 2 MKK-2304
MKK-3833 Quality Assurance in Industry 2 MKK-2502
  Subtotal 6  
D. Environmental Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2841 Environmental Chemistry 2 MKK-1102
MKK-2843 Chem. Hazardous&Toxic Materials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3841 Environmental Chemical Analysis 2 MKK-2502
  Subtotal 6  
E. Material Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2853 Composite Materials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3855 Nanomaterials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3857 Inorganic Polymer 2 MKK-1102
  Subtotal 6  
F. Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-3861 Molecular Simulation 2 MKK-2302
MKK-3863 Chemoinformatics 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3865 Computational Molecular Engineering 2 MKK-2302
  Subtotal 6  
Even Semester
A. General Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2812 Organometallic Chemistry 2 MKK-1202
MKK-2814 Entrepreneurship 2
MKK-3812 Radiochemistry 2 MKK-2301
MKK-3814 Inorganic Synthesis 2 MKK-2202
MKK-3816 Heterocyclic Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
  Subtotal 10  
B. Minat Kimia Hayati
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2822 Essential Oil Chemistry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3822 Enzymology 2 MKK-2601
MKK-3824 Molecular Biotechnology 2 MKK-2602
  Subtotal 6  
C. Industrial Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2832 Energy in Industry 2 MKK-1402
MKK-3832 Catalyst in Industry 2 MKK-2303
MKK-3836 Cosmetic Chemistry 2 MKK-2304
  Subtotal 6  
D. Environmental Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-1842 Ecology 2 BIU-1102
MKK-2842 Toxic and Hazardous Waste Manag. 2 MKK-2501
MKK-3844 Fundamental of Green Chemistry 2 MKK-1102
  Subtotal 6  
E. Material Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-2852 Materials Design and Engineering 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3852 Catalyst and Photocatalyst Materials 2 MKK-1102
MKK-3854 Characterization of Materials 2 MKK-3501
  Subtotal 6  
F. Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
CODE COURSE NAME  CREDIT PREREQUISITE
MKK-3862 Computational Drug Design 2 MKK-2704
MKK-3864 Biomolecular Modelling 2 MKK-2704
MKK-3866 Computational Chemistry Lab work 1 MKK-2704
  Subtotal 5  

 

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Departement of Chemistry has a commitment at research as well as at services for public which is proved with numerous scientific publications, industrial cooperation, and public services such as analysis services, training, courses, etc. Chemistry Department have also owned Plant Oil Center which consist of Coconut Center for managing researches on coconut, and Castor Oil Center for managing researches on castor oil. In community service, Chemistry Department has launched “KKN Tematik” or ‘KKN on Special Topic or Issue’ for community service. The “KKN Tematik” is conducted in collaboration with Lembaga Pengabdian Masyarakat (LPM) UGM, especially in supporting small enterprises and empowering rural community.

ALUMNAE

Alumnae of Chemistry UGM are widely accepted to work at national institutions such as national universities and governmental department, as well as private/international institutions such as private universities, Pertamina Balongan, Kaltim Prima Coal Co., Sari Husada Inc., etc. Chemistry UGM keeps maintain strong linkage with its alumnae. Among them is the distribution of the questionnaire to obtain alumnae’s feedback on the facts in job-world and job-market as well as assistance to establishing job placement. In order to enhance the participation of graduates in the global market, Department of Chemistry also sends its students for an internship (or praktek kerja lapangan, PKL) in an industry. The student participation in the community is to improve the relationship among academic, job markets and stakeholders.

 

INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM (IUP)

INTERNATIONAL EXPOSURE PROGRAMS

During the program, the students are encouraged to have: (1). Exchange student, (2) Collaborative research for final year project, (3) Presentation of research project in international conferences. Students will have excellent opportunities to broaden their knowledge in one of the following partner universities: University of New South Wales, Sydney (Australia), University of Innsbruck (Austria), Hirosima University (Japan) and Hokkaido University (Japan).

TUITION FEE

Program Fee(s)
Application Admission Tuition /semester
IUP Rp. 1.000.000,00 Rp. 16.000.000,00

 

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION

  1. High school graduate or third grader of high school student with good academic transcript
  2. English proficiency (TOEFL score min 500 or IELTS score min 6.0)
  3. Gadjah Mada Scholastic Test (GMST score min 500)
  4. Interview

REGISTRATION

http://um.ugm.ac.id

ADMISSION TIMELINE

  1. Intake 1:

Registration              : January – February

Test                              : February

Acceptance               : March

  1. Intake 2:

Registration              : March – April

Test                              : May

Acceptance               : May

  1. Intake 3:

Registration              : May – July

Test                              : July

Acceptance               : July

CONTACT AND INFORMATION

Head:

Drs. Bambang Purwono, M.Sc, Ph.D.

email : purwono.bambang@ugm.ac.id

Secretary:

Dr. rer.nat. Adhitasari Suratman, S.Si, M.Si.

email : adhitasari@ugm.ac.id

 

Chemistry Undergraduate Program

Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Universitas Gadjah Mada

Sekip Utara Kotak Pos BLS 21

Yogyakarta, 55281

Tel/Fax: +62 274 545188

E-mail: prodis1-kimia.mipa@ugm.ac.id

Website:

http://chemistry.ugm.ac.id/

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Summer Course in Coding Theory & Cryptography

Modern cryptology is currently at the confluence of two major streams in science, mathematics, and computing. The first stream is the projected arrival of quantum computing technologies at a scale which is large enough to render the current cryptographic standards insecure. Massive engineering challenges remain to be solved before we reach such an era. The community, however, has been embarking in the tasks of designing and rigorously testing quantum-secure cryptographic protocols. Most candidates rely on intractable problems in coding theory, lattices, hash functions, or multilinear maps. A close scrutiny on their respective theory and deployments, both in softwares and hardwares, provides diverse topics of possible research directions to pursue. Many of them will be long-term enough for PhD research work and for an institute-wide effort as well as regional or international collaboration.

Activities of the Summer Course can be follow in this link.

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Summer Course in Coding Theory & Cryptography

Opening Ceremony

Teaser

Day 9 - July 26, 2019

Dr. Buket Ozkaya - Linear Complementary Dual Codes

Dr. Buket Ozkaya - Applications of LCD Codes

Day 9 - July 25, 2019

Dr. Jakub Breier - Automated Fault Analysis of Block Cipher Impementations

Dr. Frederic Ezerman - Code-base PKC

Day 8 - July 24, 2019

Dr. Chang Zuling - Cryptographic Sequences

Dr. Somphong Jitman - Coding Applications of Good Integers

Dr. Benjamin Tan - Fully Hormomorphic Encryption

Day 7, July 23, 2019

Dr. Khoa Nguyen - Lattice-based PKC Part 2

Dr. Ivan Tjuawinata - Differential Cryptanalysis

Day 6 - July 22, 2019

Dr. Romar de la Cruz

Dr. Guo Jian - Hash Function

Day 5 - July 19, 2019

Dr. Lin Fuchun

Risman Adnan

Day 4 - July 18, 2019

Dr. Pekik Nurwantoro - Quantum Computing

Dr. Santi Indarjani - Randomness in Cryptography

Day 3 - July 17, 2019

Dr. Lin Sok - Orthogonal Matrices and Applications

Dr. Lin Sok

Day 2 - July 16, 2019

Dr. Ridi Ferdiana - Cryptography in Cloud

Dr. Intan Muchtadi-Alamsyah


Day 1 - July 15, 2019

Dr. Sutjiana - Coding Theory

Dr. Diah Junia Eksi Palupi - Cryptography Teory

Dr. Mardhani Riasetiawan - Cryptography in Computation (Big Data)

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Library

Mathematics and Natural Sciences Faculty Library – Universitas Gadjah Mada

Gedung SIC Lantai I Sekip Utara, Bulak Sumur,  Kotak Pos BLS 21 Yogyakarta 55281,

e-mail: mipalib@ugm.ac.id; Line:@vqi0147j; wa: 0895385309613

 

  About

Mathematics and Natural Sciences faculty library, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), was established in 1950 in Mangkubumen Yogyakarta as Physics library. In 1960 the library moved to Sekip Unit III and was renamed as Natural Science faculty library. Starting from December 28, 1982 the library has become Mathematics and Natural Sciences faculty library.

Opening hours

Mondays – Thursdays         : 08.00 – 15.00 (12.00 – 13.00 break time)

Fridays                                    : 08.00 – 14.30 (11.00 13.00 break time)

Saturdays                                : 08.00 – 12.00

Facilities

  1. Memberships

To be a library member, students must present their student cards and fill in the form. Please see the staff in information desk for the membership.

  1. Circulation Services

We provide services for borrowing and returning collections in the circulation area. The circulation service is only applied for UGM students and staff who are already members of the library. We provide computers to search our collections. The circulation service uses an integrated library system (SIPUS) at UGM. Our members from Mathematics and Natural Sciences faculty can borrow up to 5 books during the period of 2 weeks and can be renewed once. Students from other faculties at UGM can borrow 1 book during the period of 3 days.


  1. Reading rooms

We provide reading rooms consist of study rooms for both groups and individuals.

  1. Repository Room

We provide a repository room to access our digital collections including undergraduate papers and master/PhD theses/dissertations collections by using Eprints software. These collections can only be accessed from the library.

  1. Theses/dissertations room

We provide a room to access our printed theses collections during the last 5 years, by using our computers. The collections can only be accessed in the library.

  1. Final theses Submission for Graduation

For our faculty students who will prepare for their graduation, they are required to submit their final papers (undergraduate, master and PhD theses/dissertations) to the library. For undergraduate papers, they must be submitted in printed form as well as soft copy in a CD. For master and doctoral theses/dissertations, they must be submitted only in soft copy (CD). The library will provide a receipt for those who have submitted their final work.

  1. Wifi area

Wifi area is available in the library.

  1. Integrated library system (SIPUS)

Our library uses the integrated library software (SIPUS) for various library services including circulation process, membership services, and catalogues.  We use OPAC that can be accessed via www.opac.lib.ugm.ac.id.

  1. Free-loan Letter

Students who will graduate must present a free-loan letter from the library, stating that they do not have any loan including fine from the library.

  1. Lockers

We provide lockers to store bags and any belongings. Students need to present their student cards to borrow the lockers.

  1. Photocopy Services

We provide photocopy services. The staff will help to use this service.

Collections

Our collections consist of textbooks, reference books, final papers (theses, dissertations, research reports and final assignments) both in printed and digital form, as well as journals, magazines, and newspapers. Our faculty library collection is tailored to the study programs such as  mathematics, physics, chemistry, geophysics, engineering, electronics and computers. In addition, there are also popular books and newspapers (e.g. Kedaulatan Rakyat and Kompas).

Rules

  1. Users must fill in our visitor book.
  2. Any belongings including bags, folders, printed books, jackets, food, drinks should not be taken into the library. However, users need to keep their valuable stuff with them.
  3. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the library.
  4. Food and drinks should not be taken to the library.
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