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INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS
What is Intelligent Systems and Robotics?
Intelligent Systems and Robotics is the development of highly capable methods inspired by natural phenomena to solve complex problems in the real world. Intelligent Systems and Robotics is a combination of mechanical and electronic systems that have been equipped with sensors, actuators, and microcontrollers, so that the system can take "smart" decisions and perform "smart" actions based on processing data from sensors.
Why is it important to study Intelligent Systems and Robotics?
Intelligent Systems and Robotics prepares students to face the Industry 4.0 era in designing and manufacturing "smart" products for "smart" factories.
Why choose Ukrida's Intelligent Systems and Robotics?
With the support of complete laboratories and up-to-date equipment, Ukrida's Intelligent Systems and Robotics equips students with the ability to design "smart" products through the integration of hardware and software.
What is learned in Intelligent Systems and Robotics?
At Ukrida's Intelligent Systems and Robotics, students will be trained to become inventors who can design and create smart products. For this reason, students will be equipped with knowledge about the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, Mechatronics, Microcontrollers, Image Processing, Digital Signal Processing, and other various knowledge and skills.
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
What is Biomedical Engineering?
Biomedical Engineering applies engineering problem solving principles and techniques to biology and medicine, from diagnosis and analysis to treatment and recovery, such as pacemakers, artificial organs, biological organ imprinting.
Why is it important to study Biomedical Engineering?
Technology will affect all areas of life, including the health sector where technology will become a primary need for world health services. The rapid development of medical science and technology requires the competence of Biomedical Engineers.
Why choose Ukrida's Biomedical Engineering?
Ukrida's Biomedical Engineering prepares students to be able to answer the challenges of the rapid development of modern medical science which demands the role of technology. Today, the use of advanced and latest technologies in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of human health problems is increasing. Modern medical devices, such as MRI, CT scans, dialysis machines, stents (rings) of heart blood vessels, and 3D printers of organs require engineering skills in their procurement and operation. In addition, direct practice opportunities and internships at Ukrida Hospital will increase student competence in the field of Biomedical Engineering.
What is studied in Biomedical Engineering?
Biomedical Engineering is a collaborative program between the Electrical Engineering study program and the Ukrida Medicine Faculty. Biomedical Engineering focuses on Clinical Engineering, Biomedical Informatics, and Medical Devices. Ukrida's Biomedical Engineering combines knowledge in the fields of medicine and engineering in solving health problems. Ways of using and developing diagnostic, monitoring, implantation, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) equipment for health are studied in Biomedical Engineering. Students are trained to respond to the challenges of the development of modern medicine, ranging from preventive, curative, to rehabilitation. Biomedical Engineering graduates will collaborate with experts in the fields of medicine and pharmacy to provide the best service for the community.
News

Regional Dobot Competition 2024
13 March 2024
The Electrical Engineering Study Program at Ukrida, held a Dobot competition supported by the Robotics Education Center and Surya Sarana Dinamika (SSD).

My School Goes Digital
27 September 2022
UKRIDA Holds USCC 2022 and Workshop entitled "My School Goes Digital"

FTIK Engagement
03 August 2022
Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science UKRIDA held an FTIK Engagement event on Tuesday, July 26, 2022.
Vision
To be prominent in the domain of Electronic Engineering with focus on the development of intelligent system and robotics as well as biomedical engineering
Mission
- Implementing Electronic Engineering education with focus on the development of intelligent system and robotics as well as biomedical engineering
- Developing studies in the domain of intelligent system and robotics as well as biomedical engineering
- Implementing results of studies in the domain of intelligent system and robotics as well as biomedical engineering in order to improve the life quality of a community
- Being active in the national-level and the international-level summit and activities
- Being active in establishing partnership with national and international institutions within the domain of education and research
Goals
- Student Centred Learning
All learnings in Electronic Engineering Study Program implement the concept of Student-Centred Learning (SCL) in which the learning process is performed by focusing on students as learners with support from lecturers as their facilitators. The concept of SCL enables students to achieve their competences through practical experiences and other activities.
- Project-Based Practice
All practical activities in Electronic Engineering is based on projects in which students are guided and directed to accomplish a project by implementing both theoretical and practical knowledge that they have attained.
- Expert Sharing
In addition to regular courses, students are also equipped with practical knowledge from experts in the form of expert sharing with contemporary topics in accordance with the development in their employment.
- Undergraduate Thesis and Joint Research
In the final semester, each student will undergo Undergraduate Thesis. Specific to the statement, in this case the students in Electronic Engineering Study Program will be directed in accordance with the theme of their study appropriately as part of their provision for pursuing higher education
- Holistic Education
Teaching, research, and technological development in Electronic Engineering Study Program is performed holistically so that students are encouraged to create integrated, intelligent, smart, and beyond-technology invention and solution. This idealism will be internalized among the students so that they will be an innovator who has the capabilities to create new ideas and will eventually be independent and creative personalities with pursuance toward new innovations in their employment.
- Electronic Development Centre (EDC)
Electronic Engineering Study Program has a unit entitled Electronic Development Centre, which serves as a training centre for both Lecturers and Students. This Training Centre receives orders from electronic projects that have been assigned by numerous companies and industries. Through this training centre, it is expected that students can train themselves to be ready-to-work graduates of Electronic Engineering Study Program in their employment.
Excellence
1. Student Centered Learning
All learning in Electrical Engineering applies the concept of Student Centered Learning (SCL) where the learning process is carried out centered on students as learners and supported by lecturers as facilitators.
2. International Standard Lecturer
Ukrida's Electrical Engineering is supported by lecturer staff with educational backgrounds from foreign universities, including Korea, Singapore, Japan, and Taiwan.
3. Expert Lecture
In addition to regular lectures, Electrical Engineering students are also equipped with practical knowledge from practitioners in the form of expert lectures with the latest topics according to developments in the workplace.
4. Student Exchange
Ukrida's Electrical Engineering has collaborated with various educational institutions at home country and abroad to provide opportunities to participate in student exchange programs for students.
5. Experiential Learning
Ukrida's Electrical Engineering curriculum is designed so that students gain knowledge, skills, and values through hands-on experiences. Independent studies in industry and educational institutions are examples of experiential learning applied at Ukrida. In addition, Ukrida's Electrical Engineering also has an Electronics Development Center as a place for students to work on designs according to the needs of the industry.
6. Research with Lecturers
As a form of applying the knowledge and skills that have been acquired in lectures and preparing students as future innovators, Ukrida's Electrical Engineering students can be directly involved in research with lecturers.
7. Corporate Internship Program
Ukrida's Electrical Engineering students have the opportunity to take part in an internship program to provide hands-on learning experiences in the workplace, both hard skills and soft skills.
8. Hardware and Software Integration
Learning at Ukrida's Electrical Engineering is designed to integrate knowledge and skills about hardware and software in design.
9. Family Atmosphere
A good and harmonious relationship between lecturers and students makes students feel a family atmosphere of learning at Ukrida's Electrical Engineering.
10. Opportunities for Further Study Abroad
Ukrida's Electrical Engineering has collaborated with various educational institutions abroad that allow Electrical Engineering alumni to get recommendations for further study abroad with scholarship programs.
Facilities
Electronic Engineering Study Program has a number of laboratories for supporting its teaching-learning activities. These laboratories are namely:
- Physics Laboratory
- Basic Electronic Laboratory
- Electrical Circuits Laboratory
- Digital Electronic Laboratory
- Electric Energy Conversion Laboratory
- Control System Laboratory
- Intelligent System and Robotics Laboratory
- Photonics Laboratory
- Biology Laboratory
- Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory
Curriculum
First Year
- Social Studies (2 Subjects)
- English For Academic Purposes
- Mechanics and Wave
- Differential and Integral
- General Chemistry
- Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
- Engineering Drawing
- Entrepreneurship
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Complex Analysis, Series and Transformation
- Electric Circuit I
- Programming and Algorithm I
- Electrical Measurement
- Basic Electronics
Second Year
- Social Studies (2 Subjects)
- Modern Physics
- Matrix and Vector
- Electric Circuit II
- Programming and Algorithm II
- Analog Electronics
- Basic Electronics (Practicum)
- Electrical Measurement (Practicum)
- Electromagnetic Fields
- Differential Equation
- Signal and System
- Digital Electronics
- Microprocessor and Microcontroller
- Electric Circuit (Practicum)
- Microcontroller (Practicum)
- Telecomunication Engineering
Third Year
- Social Studies (1 Subjects)
- Community Service
- Digital Electronics (Practicum)
- Fundamentals of Electrical Energy Conversion
- Statistics and Probability
- Numerical Methods
- Basic Control System
- Artificial Intelligence
- Electronic System Design
- Telecomunication Engineering (Practicum)
- Fundamentals of Electrical Energy Conversion (Practicum)
- Basic Control System (Practicum)
- Robotics
- Research Methodology
- Elective (1 Subject)
Fourth Year
- Internship
- Research Experience
- Elective (4 Subjects)
- Professional Outlook
- Thesis
- Independent Campus - MBKM (20 Credits)
Elective Courses
Internet of Things
Digital Image Processing
Digital Signal Processing
Artificial Intelligence
Microcontroller Application
Industrial Electronics
Industrial Electronics (Practicum)
Advanced Control System
Data Communication
Marketing Management
Integrated Marketing Communication

Lecturers

Ir. Richie Estrada, S.T., M.Eng., Ph.D.
Organic Electronics, Ph.D. from National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

Ir. Eddy Wijanto, S.T., M.T., Ph.D., IPU, ASEAN Eng.
Wireless, Mobile, and Optical Communication. Doctoral degree from National Formosa University, Taiwan
Ir. Marvin Yonathan, S.T., M.Sc.
Organic Electronics. S2 dari Ming Chi University of Technology, Taiwan

Ir. Ivan Tanra, B.Eng., Ph.D.
Mechatronics, Intelligent Systems. Doctoral degree from Nanyang Technological University Singapore
Indra Karnadi, Ph.D.
Optoelectronics, Photonics, Laser Plasma Spectroscopy. Doctoral degree in Nanophotonics from Korea Advanced Institute of Technology
Budi Harsono, S.T., M.Eng .
Robotics, Industrial Electronic Instrumentation. Master's Degree from Gadjah Mada University
Ir. Kevin Sutanto, S.T., M.Sc.
Organic Electronics. S2 dari Ming Chi University of Technology, Taiwan
FAQ
Contact Us
Smart Devices and Robotics department
Krida Wacana Christian University
Faculty of Smart Technology
Department of Electrical Engineering
Jalan Tanjung Duren Raya No. 4
Jakarta Barat 11470
+62 21 566 6952 | Fax: +62 21 566 6952
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