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Information Systems
Introduction
The need for Information Technology (IT) in the business industry has shifted into an environment that is more
outward looking to compete in the free market. Information Technology is closely related to Information Systems
(IS) in their joint support of the organization. They facilitate excellent procedures for the whole organization and
strengthen its competitiveness.

As a discipline, Information systems have been making positive contributions to a wide range of organizations,
especially in this era of digital transformation where information can be accessed and distributed easily. Information
systems help the organization in managing data as an asset, either collected or presented by information systems,
which are possible to be implemented for problem-solving and management decisions making.

The Information Systems Study Program was founded in response to the progressive demand for skilled human
resources in the field of information systems. The scope of study in the Program includes information systems
development (information systems analysis, design and implementation (programming)), management information
systems, business process analysis and design, enterprise systems, database analysis and design, and
information system project management.

Vision
A world class study program that excels in providing high-level Information system education is specialized in
business-IT, recognized internationally, and champions innovation.

Mission
The missions of Information Systems are:
1. Nurturing students and lecturers with creative and value-adding talents in Information System by creating a
suitable environment;
2. Educating students in information systems, covering knowledge and skills in analyzing, designing and
implementing information systems for improving business processes and to be able to create an innovative
and valuable information system solution, through intensive learning process, research activities and
collaboration with global industries;
3. Providing integrated knowledge to pursue further studies and create outstanding professionals, entrepreneurs,
and leaders for a global community;
4. Providing professional services in Information System with an emphasis on the application of knowledge to
society;
5. Fostering the quality of life of Indonesians and the international community through leveraging Information
system solutions.

Program Objective
The objectives of the program are to:
1. Equip students with the expertise and solid basic knowledge about system development that will be needed
as a professional in the field of information systems, as well as increasing the skills and knowledge of educators
in the information systems field;
2. Preparing students with proficiency and in-depth knowledge of innovative information systems related to IT-
Business Innovation;
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3. Equip students with the ability to use knowledge of applied business applications for specific industrial
purposes;
4. Equip the community with expertise and knowledge through the use of information system solutions;
5. Provide education to the public regarding the use and application of information systems.

Student Outcomes
After completing the study, graduates are:
1. Able to analyze a complex computing problem and apply principles of computing and other relevant disciplines
to identify solutions;
2. Able to design, implement, and evaluate a computing-based solution to meet a given set of computing
requirements in the context of the program’s discipline;
3. Able to communicate effectively in a variety of professional contexts;
4. Able to recognize professional responsibilities and make informed judgments in computing practice based on
legal and ethical principles;
5. Able to function effectively as a member or leader of a team engaged in activities appropriate to the program’s
discipline;
6. Able to support the delivery, use, and management of information systems within an information systems
environment.

Prospective Career of the Graduates

Graduates will have the necessary skills to work as:
1. System Analyst
2. Business Analyst
3. Business Process Analyst
4. Digital Business Specialist
5. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Specialist
6. Software Architect
7. Information Security Analyst
8. System Designer
9. Database Administrator
10. Database Analyst
11. Data Scientist
12. User Experience Designer
13. IT/IS Consultant
14. Application Developer
15. Web-Developer/Web-Designer
16. IT Development Project Leader
17. Software Quality Assurance Specialists
18. IT User Liaison
19. IT/IS Researcher
20. Technopreneur
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Curriculum
The Information Systems Study Program curriculum is designed by referring to the curriculum recommended by
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and Association for Information Systems (AIS) for model curriculum
and guidelines for an undergraduate degree program in Information Systems. In addition, the curriculum has been
influenced by foreign universities with the reputation of qualified Information Systems Study Programs.
The curriculum for the next four years, will prominently consists of:
1. Information Systems Concept, Information Technology Infrastructure, Business Process, Supply Chain
Management, and Enterprise Systems.
2. Database, Information and Knowledge Management.
3. User Experience, Information Systems Analysis and Design.
4. Programming, Information Systems Project Management, Testing and Implementation.
5. Financial Accounting, Information System Research Methodology, and Entrepreneurship.
6. Character Building and Language (Indonesian and English).
7. Concentration Subjects: Strategic Information Systems, Business Intelligence, Digital Technology, Applied
Database, Applied Cloud Computing, and Applied Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).
8. Minor Program
9. Free Electives
10. Enrichment Program
11. Thesis

Course Structure
Sem Code Course Name SCU Total
CHAR6013003 Character Building: Pancasila 2
ACCT6425003 Introduction to Financial Accounting 2
ISYS6186003 Business Process Fundamental** (AOL) 4
ISYS6093003 Information System Concept*&** 4
1 20
COMP6178003 Introduction to Programming 2/2
ISYS6675003 Information Technology Infrastructure 2
LANG6027003 Indonesian 2
Foreign Language Courses 0
CHAR6014003 Character Building: Kewarganegaraan 2
ISYS6123003 Introduction to Database Systems*&** (AOL) 2/2
ISYS6126003 Enterprise System*&** (AOL) 4
Testing and System Implementation*&**
2 ISYS6338003 2 20
(AOL)
ENTR6509001 Entrepreneurship: Ideation 2
User Experience Research and Design**
ISYS6596003 4/2
(AOL)
Foreign Language Courses 0
CHAR6015003 Character Building: Agama 2
Information Systems Analysis and
ISYS6677003 5/2
3 Design**&*** (AOL) 21
ISYS6197003 Business Application Development 2/2
ISYS6256003 Information Systems Project Management*&** 4
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Sem Code Course Name SCU Total

ISYS6198003 Data and Information Management** 4
Foreign Language Courses 0
Advanced Information System Analysis and
ISYS6676003 5/2
Design**&***
ISYS6674003 Knowledge Management** 2
ISYS6478003 Research Methods in Information Systems 2
Stream : Business Intelligence
ISYS6613003 Business Intelligence** 2
ISYS6210003 Data Visualization* 2
ISYS6190003 Advance in Data & Information Management 4
Stream : Strategic Information System
ISYS6146003 Information System Security* 2
ISYS6614003 IS Strategy, Management and Acquisition** 2
ISYS6284003 Analytical Information System 4
Stream : Digital Technology
ISYS6211003 Web Based Application Development 2/2
&
ISYS6285003 Digital and New Media* ** 2
ISYS6615003 e-Business Design 2
Stream : Applied ERP
4 19
ISYS6146003 Information System Security* 2
ISYS6442003 Applied ERP: Fundamental 4
ISYS6614003 IS Strategy, Management and Acquisition** 2
Stream : Applied Database
ISYS6613003 Business Intelligence** 2
ISYS6210003 Data Visualization* 2
Applied Database: Database Programming
ISYS6567003 4
With SQL and PL/SQL
Stream: Applied Cloud Computing
ISYS6734003 Cloud Computing Foundation* 4
ISYS6735003 Enterprise Cloud Security and Governance** 4
Stream : Marketing Intelligence1
ISYS6755052 Marketing Intelligence 4
ISYS6756052 Social Media Marketing & Analytics 4
Minor Program 8
Free Electives 8
Foreign Language Courses 0
ENPR6312001 Venture Creation 2
Advanced in Business Application
ISYS6538003 4/2
Development** (AOL)
Stream : Business Intelligence 20
5
ISYS6200003 Data Warehouse** 4/2
ISYS6199003 Data & Text Mining 4
ISYS6196003 Business Analytics* 2
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Sem Code Course Name SCU Total

Stream : Strategic Information System
ISYS6205003 Enterprise Architecture** 4
ISYS8066003 Business Process Management 4
ISYS6202003 Social Informatics* 4
Stream : Digital Technology
ISYS6187003 Business Web Solution** 4
ISYS6289003 Collaborative Computing* 4
ISYS6203003 Mobile Applications Development 2/2
Stream : Applied ERP
ISYS6205003 Enterprise Architecture** 4
ISYS6696003 Applied ERP: Integrated Business Process* 8
Stream : Applied Database
ISYS6201003 Data Warehouse and Data Mining** 4
Applied Database: Administration and
ISYS6568003 4
Recovery
ISYS6569003 Applied Database: Application Development* 4
Stream: Applied Cloud Computing
ISYS6736003 Cloud Architecting* 4

ISYS6737003 Cloud Data Analytics** 4

ISYS6738003 Cloud Machine Learning 4
1)
Stream: Marketing Intelligence
ISYS6713052 Managing Content Marketing System 4
ISYS6714052 Marketing Automation System 4
ISYS6715052 Search Engine Optimization 4
Minor Program 12
Free Electives 12
6 Enrichment Program I 20 20
7 Enrichment Program II 20 20
ISYS6616003 Pre-Thesis 2
8 ISYS6617003 Thesis 4 6
ISYS6117003 Thesis 6
TOTAL CREDITS 146 Credits
*) This course is delivered in English
**) Global Learning System Course
***) Entrepreneurship Embedded
1) Conducted for student mobility program in BINUS @Semarang
Students are required to choose one of the Stream or Minor Program or Free Electives or Mobility.

-) (AOL) - Assurance of Learning Process System

Stream:
- Applied ERP: Graduated with minimum grade B in the following subject ISYS6186003 Business Process
Fundamental, TOEFL ≥ 500 and CGPA of 2 semesters ≥ 3.00.
- Applied Database: Graduated with minimum grade B in the following subject COMP6178003 Introduction to
Programming, TOEFL ≥ 500 and CGPA of 2 semesters ≥ 3.00.
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Streaming/Minor/Free Electives:
-) For 4th Semester: Students are required to choose Streaming or Minor Program or Free Electives. For Free
Electives, students are required to choose from the list of Free Electives in Appendix.
-) For 5th Semester: Students are required to choose choose Streaming or Minor Program or Free Electives same
with previous semester. For Free Electives, students are required to choose from the list of Free Electives in
Appendix.

Foreign Language Courses:

Students will take foreign language courses according to BINUS University English proficiency test results. See
foreign language courses appendix for the details. Students must pass with a minimum Grade of C.

Pre-thesis (2 SCU) & Thesis (4 SCU) can be taken in the 6th and/or 7th semester by the students who meet the
requirements from the Study Program/Program

Appendix Foreign Language Courses

Foreign Language Courses SCU
ENGL6253003 English for Frontrunners 0
ENGL6254003 English for Independent Users 0
ENGL6255003 English for Professionals 0
JAPN6190003 Basic Japanese Language* 0
CHIN6163003 Basic Chinese Language* 0
*) This course is optional for students

1. Students with Beelingua Placement Test score less than 60 are required to take English for Frontrunners and
English for Independent Users.
2. Students with Beelingua Placement Test score between 61-99 are required to take English for Independent
Users and English for Professionals.
3. Students with Beelingua Placement Test score greater than 99 are required to take English for Professionals.
Additionally, students may choose to take either Basic Japanese Language or Basic Chinese Language.
4. Students are required to pass the foreign language courses before they take enrichment.
5. Students can see the requirements to pass the foreign language courses at BINUSMAYA – Beelingua.

Minor Scheme
Minor Program Semester 4 Semester 5
Minor @ Binus Kemanggisan
Blockchain Technology and Business V V
Creative Digital Storytelling V V
Cross Cultural Communication V V
Data Analytics V V
Digital Banking V V
Digital Ecosystem V V
English for Business Professionals V V
Event Business and Entertainment V V
Human Capital in Digital Workplace V V
Interactive & Users Experience Design V V
Robotic Process Automation V V
Sustainable Development V V
Minor @ Binus Alam Sutera
Digital Transformation V V
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Minor Program Semester 4 Semester 5

Minor @ Binus Bekasi
Culinary V V
Korean Culture and Creativity V V
Minor @ Binus Malang
Chinese for Career Pathways - -
English for Business Professionals V V
Digital Technopreneur V V
Minor @ Binus Bandung
DesignPreneur V V
Minor @ Binus Semarang
Content Creation V V
Immersive Journey to Japanese Language and Culture - -
Metaverse in Business V V
The minor programs can change anytime based on the trends of knowledge and industry each year. Students will
receive information about the updated minor programs during the registration period.

1. Minor Program: Blockchain Technology and Business

Introduction
Blockchain is currently one of the fastest-growing industries in the technology sector. Also, based on Gemini’s 2022
outlook, Indonesia is the most crypto-adopting country in Asia. The blockchain minor program initiative at BINUS
could facilitate the students to learn and explore the technology. The Blockchain minor program explores the
concept and development of blockchain from the technology and business perspectives. Beyond the blockchain
concept, students will learn how to develop smart contracts and understand the architectural needs of a blockchain-
based application. Finally, students will apply their knowledge in a project-oriented capstone course, during which
they will design and develop a practical application of blockchain technology.

Career Options
Blockchain Consultant, Blockchain Architect, Blockchain Security Auditor,Token Economy Consultant, Smart
Contract Developer, Web3 Entrepreneur.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6826003 Introduction to Blockchain Technology 4
ISYS6827003 Blockchain Economy & Business 4
DTSC6016001 Basic Blockchain Programming 2
Total SCU 10
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Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6828003 Blockchain Architecture Design and Implementation 4
DTSC6017001 Advanced Blockchain Programming 2
DTSC6018001 Prototyping Blockchain Project 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

2. Minor Program: Creative Digital Storytelling

Introduction
Digital storytelling, by definition, is the process of telling a story using video, images, audio, music, geospatial
applications, and any other digital media. Thus, this minor introduces the concept and skills in producing and
communicating videos, images, and texts through English. It is interdisciplinary in its nature and relies heavily on
critical and analytical thinking. It also aims to familiarize students with the technology/ tools needed to adapt a
literary work to another form or vice versa. It is the minor that blend perspectives of arts with humanities to facilitate
new interpretation of literary works.

Career Options
Social Media Content Creator; Digital Storyteller; Brand Designer; Digital Storytelling News Editor; Social Media
Specialist; Digital Associate; Video Editor; Content Creator; Content Creator; Scriptwriter; Fiction writers; Non-
Fiction Writers; Copywriter; Social Media Specialist.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ENGL6274024 Approaches in Multimodal Storytelling 2
DSIN6033007 Visual Storytelling 2
ENGL6275024 Storytelling for Business 2
FILM6118009 Script Development & Pitching 4
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ENGL6276024 Cultures, Language, and Arts Production 4
JAPN6212025 Anime and Manga as Storytelling 2
ENGL6277024 Music as Medium for Storytelling 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None
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3. Minor Program: Cross Cultural Communication

Introduction
This minor program equips students with the ability to communicate using languages and understanding cultures
of foreign parties. In addition, this minor program enables students to apply intercultural awareness through both
Indonesian and foreign languages and cultures.

Career Options
Language specialist, language localization specialist, translator, interpreter, mobility consultant/staff.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
CHIN6132026 Chinese Conversation in Daily Activities 4
COMM6502019 Communication in Diversity 2
BUSS6170025 Asian Business Ethics 4
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
CHIN6134026 Chinese Conversation in Business Communication 4
LAWS6198028 Artificial Intelligence in Legal Discourse 2
INTR6135029 Comparative Politics 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

4. Minor Program: Data Analytics

Introduction
The Data Analytics minor program provides insight into acquisitions and analysis of data in organizations by using
critical thinking from multiple strategic perspectives, including consumer behavior communicated in the form of
visualizations/models that can support retrieval decision.

Career Options
Data Analyst, Marketing Analyst.
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Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6680003 Introduction to Data Analytics 2
ISYS6681003 Data Management & Descriptive Analytics 4
STAT6198049 Statistical for Decision Making 4
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6682003 Application of Predictive Analytics to Business Data 4
ISYS6683003 Prescriptive Analytics and Optimization 4
MKTG6312005 Digitalization of Markets and Consumption 2
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

5. Minor Program: Digital Banking

Introduction
A set of elective courses students can take from selected study programs at Binus University. This set aims to:
1. Comprehensive understanding of various concepts and practices in digital banking.
2. Critically Evaluate the implementation of digital banking for business optimization.
3. Apply relevant techniques of digital banking for business.
4. Develop solutions for various problems in digital banking.

Career Options
This minor would substantially contribute to the banking profession in Indonesia and its ecosystem (regulators, IT-
Business Consultant, Financial Analysts, and other Finance Professions).

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6824003 Technology Innovation in Banking 2
FINC6217020 Bank Risk Management in the Digital Era 4
FINC6218020 Digital Finance and The Role of Central Bank 4
Total SCU 10
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Supporting Courses
Course SCU
MGMT6510005 Business Process Management in Banking and Finance 4
ISYS6825003 Data Analytics in Banking and Finance 4
MGMT6511005 Digital Leadership 2
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

6. Minor Program: Digital Ecosystem

Introduction
To face challenges in the era of technological disruption and the wave of the 4.0 industrial revolutions, this minor
program offers foundational knowledge about the digital ecosystem in the 4.0 industrial revolutions. Through this
minor program, students will be able to develop fundamental knowledge about main pillars of the digital ecosystem,
such as informatics, business, and creative design. Students will also be able to combine the knowledge they gain
from their respective majors with information technology to develop real solutions for society.

Career Options
Chief technology officer, digital business strategy expert/consultant, digital solution architect, digital business
strategy manager, digital operations manager.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
COMP6683001 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 2/2
ISYS6549003 Digital Innovation 4
COMP6937001 Current Trends in Technology 2
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
COMM6501019 Narative Development 4
DSGN6834007 Visual Identity 4
COMP6685001 Cyber Security for Business 2
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None
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7. Minor Program: English for Business Professionals

Introduction
This minor focuses on students who are interested in English in the business context. Students will learn about
leadership and management, as well as language innovations in marketing and advertising. There will also be
discussions on business communication issues.

Career Options
Manager, Business practitioner, Entrepreneur, Professional employee.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ENGL6154024 English for Business Communications 4
MKTG6112024 Language Innovations in Marketing and Advertising 2
ENGL6244024 Social Media Broadcasting 4
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ENGL6258024 English for Global Leadership 2
ENGL6169024 English for Professionals 2
COMM6506024 Current Issues in Business Communications 2
ENGL6245024 Business Rhetoric 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

8. Minor Program: Event Business and Entertainment

Introduction
This minor program provides practical and managerial skills, as well as knowledge of business in MICE (Meeting,
Incentive, Convention, Exhibition) event, sport event, and festival, enabling students to plan and conduct a
successful event.

Career Options
Professional event organizer, Professional Conference Organizer, Even Coordinator, Convention Services
Supervisor, Venue Supervisor, Entertainment Supervisor, Event Promotor, Events Planner, Sporting Event
Organizer, Catering Coordinator.
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Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
HTMN6151021 Event Marketing Management 2
HTMN6152021 Catering Management 4
MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, Exhibition)
TRSM6232022 4
Management
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
TRSM6233022 Event Sponsorship and Funding 2
TRSM6234022 Sport and Entertainment Event Management 4
TRSM6235022 Festival & Cultural Event 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

9. Minor Program: Human Capital in Digital Workplace

Introduction
HCDW focuses on the human aspect of improving performance and developing human resources in the Industrial
4.0 era, which utilizes a significant number of digital and mobile workspaces.

Career Options
Human resource consultant, human resource manager, HR application developer (HRIS developer), HR
development consultant.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
PSYC6174027 Psychology in The Workplace 4
MGMT6349005 Digital Workplace Strategy 4
ISYS6551003 Digital Workplace and Technology 4
LAWS6157028 Legal Aspects in Digital Workplace 4
PSYC6175027 Human Resources Development 4
Total SCU 20

Additional Information
None
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10. Minor Program: Interactive & Users Experience Design

Introduction
In today’s digital era, people are competing to produce the best digital products that suit the users’ needs. How can
we make this happen? Minor Interactive & User Experience (UX) Design is the answer. In this Minor program,
students will learn about the basics of UX starting from finding, designing, and building a digital product that is in
accordance with a good UX concept to ensure that the digital products produced have adopted the UX theory. In
this minor program, students will study UX from 3 (three) main pillars of UX, namely Information Systems,
Psychology, and Design through 6 (six) subjects that can be selected.

Career Options
UX Researcher, UX Designer, Usability Analyst, Information Architect, Interaction Designer, Visual Designer,
Content Strategies

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6553003 User-Centered Research and Evaluation 4
PSYC6176027 Psychology and User Experience 4
DSIN6003007 Fundamental of Interface Design 2
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6554003 Core Principles: Interactive Design 4
DSGN6837007 Digital Design Production 4
ISYS6556003 Information Architecture 2
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

11. Minor Program: Robotic Process Automation

Introduction
The Robotic Process Automation minor program provides an understanding of the concept of Robotic Process
Automation (RPA) in automating repetitive processes, as well as providing an understanding of how the RPA
development process involving the concept of Artificial Intelligence.

Career Options
RPA Developer, RPA Architect, RPA Business Analyst, System Analyst, Corporate Information Systems Designer,
Technopreneur, IS Project Manager, IT/IS Consultant.
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Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
COMP6857001 Basic Programming for Automation 2
COMP6858001 RPA Concept & Design 2
ISYS6684003 RPA Developer Fundamental 4
ISYS6687003 Business Process Improvement 2
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6685003 RPA Developer Advance 4
ISYS6686003 RPA Business Analytics Fundamental 4
COMP6859001 Intelligence Automation 2
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

12. Minor Program: Sustainable Development

Introduction
The minor program on the topic of Sustainable Development prepares students from other disciplines for careers
in engineering-related fields. Students will receive enrichment in the fields of Architecture, Industrial Engineering,
Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Food Technology. Students also gain knowledge of the development
and application of the latest technology in the engineering field, which supports sustainable development and the
industrial revolution 4.0.

Career Options
Construction Manager; Property Manager; Building Manager; Civil Engineer; Project Manager; Pre Sales and
Marketing Engineer, Product Specialist, Product Development, Business Development.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ISYE6154011 Sustainable Design and Manufacture 4
CPEN6217010 Digital for Sustainable Development 4
ARCH6119014 Introduction to Sustainable Development 2
Total SCU 10
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Supporting Courses
Course SCU
Occupational, Health, Safety, and Administration in
ISYE6155011 2
Engineering
DSGN6835008 Engineering Material 4
CIVL6118013 Engineering Economic 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

13. Minor Program: Digital Transformation

Introduction
Digital Transformation provides knowledge on how information technology can be a competitive advantage in
business processes. In this minor program, students will learn about innovation in business processes, data
management, and strategies that can support companies to become leaders in the digital era.

Career Options
Business Analyst, System Analyst, Corporate Information Systems Designer, Database Administrator, Database
Designer, Technopreneur, IS Project Manager, IT/IS Consultant and Auditor, Social Media professional, and
Marketing Analyst.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6559003 Business Models and Technology Innovation 4
ISYS6557003 Business Data Management 4
MGMT6484005 Digital Strategy 2
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6695003 Digital Marketing Analysis 4
STAT6200049 Practical Statistics for Digital Business 4
ISYS6560003 Success Factor for Leading Digital Transformation 2
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None
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14. Minor Program: Culinary

Introduction
The Culinary Minor Program provides learning that focuses on Culinary, Pastry & Bakery field. The curriculum
design is more of practicums, which aim to make students have the competencies required in the fields of Food
Production, Pastry & Bakery and Authentic Indonesian Cuisine.

Career Options
Entrepreneur in the field of Culinary (Resto, Café, Catering Business), Chef, Restaurant Owner/Manager.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
HTMN6108021 Food and Beverage Management 2
HTMN6008021 Kitchen Operation 4
HTMN6128021 Pastry and Bakery Operation 4
Total SCU 10
SCU for HTMN6008021, HTMN6128021 are practical

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
HTMN6155021 Indonesian Cuisine 4
HTMN6125021 Restaurant Operation 4
HTMN6154021 Culinary Tourism 2
Total SCU 10
SCU for HTMN6155021, HTMN6125021 are practical

Additional Information
None

15. Minor Program: Korean Culture and Creativity

Introduction
This minor program provides knowledge and experience in Korean Performance and Culture. The courses will
cover pop art, culture, cuisine, film, drama, music, and language. Students who have international experience,
especially in Korea, will have a wide range of employment opportunities.

Career Options
Content Creator, Performer, Creative Marketer, Event Organizer, Foodpreneur, and Advertiser working in a Korean
environment.
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Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
HTMN6163021 Korean Cuisine and Culinary Arts 4
COMM6718019 Korean Language and Media 4
FILM6134009 Hallyu Creative Content 2
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
FILM6135009 K-Drama and Beyond: Analysis and Appreciation 4
COMM6719019 K-Pop Culture and Performance 4
MKTG6339005 K-Pop and K-Drama Marketing and Promotion 2
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

16. Minor Program: Digital Technopreneur

Introduction
Digital Technopreneur is a minor program that facilitates students in exploring the potentials of developing digital
technology venture that combines technical competence with entrepreneurial skills, creativity, and innovative ideas
to produce digital technology business models & prototypes. The minor program embraces the human-centered
approach in helping students to develop innovative value propositions.

Career Options
Entrepreneur, Digital-preneur, Techno-preneur, Creative-preneur, Design-preneur.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ENTR6528002 The Entrepreneurial Innovator 4
DSGN6839006 Interactive Design 4
COMM6504018 Digital Branding 2
ENPR6196002 Market Intelligence 2
COMP6687004 User Experience Design 4
DSGN6844023 Prototyping Digital Future 4
Total SCU 20

Additional Information
None
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17. Minor Program: Designpreneur

Introduction
The Designpreneur Minor program give students the ability to be able to produce innovative work in the form of
products or services based on creativity and design that can be utilized in running or developing a business.

Career Options
Design journalist, product designer, packaging designer, service system designer, service process analyst, creative
director, sociopreneur.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ENTR6525032 Fundamental of Designpreneur 4
COMP6688031 UI/UX Development 4
DSGN6797034 Surface Packaging Design 4
ENTR6526032 Hospitality and Service Design 4
DSGN6843033 Project Design 4
Total SCU 20

Additional Information
None

18. Minor Program: Content Creation

Introduction
You’ve probably heard it by now: Content is king. But why? Those days Consumers are going online, marketing
has gone digital, and content creation is more important now than ever. Content creation encapsulates copywriting,
design, production and other media that provide value and connect you to your target audience. Matching search
intent and providing value (to the consumer and brand) is the foundation of successful content creation. Content
creators produce work on a variety of platforms including social media, blogs, podcasts, video platforms, case
studies, white papers, infographics and more.

Career Options
Content Creator, Influencer, Social media Specialist.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
FILM6105009 Filmmaking Fundamental 4
MKTG6336055 Content Marketing Analytics 4
DSIN6042053 Photography for Creators 2
Total SCU 10
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Supporting Courses
Course SCU
DSIN6094053 Content Storytelling 4
DSIN6043053 Strategic Influence 2
DSIN6041053 Introduction to Visual Communication Design 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None

19. Minor Program: Metaverse in Business

Introduction
The objective of the Metaverse in Business minor program in general is to offer a new learning experience in
business innovation in the digital world. After completing the Metaverse in Business minor program, students will
be able to design Virtual Reality applications so that they are able to present users in a virtual world, as if they are
in another place, and develop Augmented Reality applications to present virtual effects in the real world.

Career Options
AR/VR Designer, AR/VR Developer, AR/VR Engineer, AR/VR Researcher.

Course Distribution
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6777052 Business Model 2
COMP6889051 Virtual Reality 4
COMP6890051 Augmented reality 4
Total SCU 10

Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6778052 Data Analytics 2
DSGN6981053 Design Thinking 4
DSGN6980053 Interface Design 4
Total SCU 10

Additional Information
None
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Appendix: Free Electives (4th Semester & 5th Semester)

Course Owner
No Course Code Course Name SCU Semester
Department
Business Servitization and Customer Experience
1 MGMT6455005 2 4
Management Management
Business Fundamentals of Supply Chain
2 MGMT6456005 4 4
Management Management
Business
3 MGMT6457005 Global Supply Chain Services 4 4
Management
Business
4 MGMT6401005 Digital Supply Chain Management 2 4
Management
Business Current Issue in Service Business and
5 MGMT6365005 2 4
Management Technology**
Business
6 MGMT6400005 Supply Chain Strategy 2 5
Management
Business
7 MGMT6459005 Retail Management 4 5
Management
8 Management FINC6001005 Financial Management 4 5
9 Management MGMT6462005 Leadership Agility 4 4
10 Management MGMT6463005 Organizational Behavior 4 4
11 Management MGMT6464005 Corporate Governance 2 4
12 Management MGMT6341005 Strategic Management 4 4
13 Management LAWS6159005 Legal Aspect in Business 2 4
Global Business
14 MKTG6321005 Marketing Data Analytics 4 4
Marketing
Global Business Global Strategic Marketing : Asia Pasific
15 MKTG6237005 4 4
Marketing Perspective
Global Business
16 MKTG6270005 Retail and Omni Channel 2 4
Marketing
Global Business
17 MKTG6272005 Marketing Research 2/2 4
Marketing
Global Business
18 MGMT6358005 Managing Business Information 2/2 5
Marketing
International
19 Business BUSS6222005 Export-Import Cost Management 2 4
Management
International
20 Business MGMT6458005 Global Supply Chain Management 2 4
Management
International
21 Business BUSS6191005 Export-Import Management 2 4
Management
International
22 Business MGMT6357005 Multinational Corporation Management 4 5
Management
International
23 Business BUSS6223005 Trade in Asia 2 5
Management
Computer
24 CPEN6098010 Computer Networks 2/2 5
Engineering
Computer Computer Networks & Information
25 CPEN6220010 4/1 5
Engineering Security
Industrial
26 ISYE6181011 System Engineering & Analysis 2 4
Engineering
Industrial
27 ISYE6041011 Engineering Economy 2 4
Engineering
Industrial
28 ISYE6067011 Global Supply Chain 2 5
Engineering
Industrial
29 ISYE6115011 Transportation Modeling 2 5
Engineering
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Course Owner
No Course Code Course Name SCU Semester
Department
Industrial
30 ISYE6167011 Decision Support System 2 5
Engineering
Industrial
31 ISYE6168011 Financial Engineering 2 5
Engineering
Industrial
32 ISYE6169011 Maintenance Management Systems 2 5
Engineering
33 Food Technology CPEN6235015 IoT in Food Industry 2 5
Computer
34 COMP6800001 Human and Computer Interaction 2/1 4
Science
Computer
35 COMP6823001 Multimedia Systems 2 4
Science
Computer
36 ISYS6211001 Web Based Application Development 2/2 4
Science
Computer
37 COMP7128001 Game Design 2 4
Science
Computer
38 COMP6590001 Geographical Information System 2/2 5
Science
Marketing
39 COMM6613019 Introduction to Media Industry 2 4
Communication
Marketing
40 COMM6624019 Digital Creative Content 2/2 5
Communication
Marketing
41 COMM6533019 Creative Program Design 2/2 5
Communication
Marketing
42 COMM6633019 Corporate Sustainability 4 5
Communication
Marketing
43 COMM6632019 Writing for Corporate Communication 2/2 5
Communication
Marketing
44 COMM6541019 Digital Corporate Communication 2/2 5
Communication
Marketing Environmental Issues and Brand
45 COMM6634019 4 5
Communication Activism
Marketing
46 COMM6635019 Integrated Marketing Communication 2 5
Communication
Marketing
47 COMM6638019 Social Media Planning & Engagement 2/2 5
Communication
48 Tourism BUSS6137022 Tourism E-Business 4 4
49 Tourism TRSM6140022 Tourism Law and Regulation 2 4
50 Tourism TRSM6142022 Event Management 4 5
51 Tourism BUSS6137022 Tourism E-Business 4 5
Hotel Revenue Management in
52 HTMN6145021 2 4
Management Hospitality
Hotel
53 HTMN6027021 Service Management 4 4
Management
Customs, Export and Import Tax
54 Taxation TAXN6055020 2 4
Planning
Introduction to Financial Market and Fin-
55 Finance FINC6189020 2 5
Tech
56 Cyber Security COMP6549001 Software Security 2 4
57 Cyber Security COMP6542001 Computer Security Fundamental 2 5
58 Data Science DTSC6005001 Data Mining and Visualization 2/1 4
59 Data Science DTSC6006001 Machine Learning 2/1 5
Mobile Application Embedded System and Internet of
60 MOBI6070001 3 5
& Technology Things
61 Mathematics MATH6187016 Machine Learning 2/1 4
Information
62 ISYS6210003 Data Visualization 2 4
Systems
Information
63 ISYS6594003 Coding for Finance 2 4
Systems
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Course Owner
No Course Code Course Name SCU Semester
Department
Information
64 ISYS6199003 Data & Text Mining 4 5
Systems
Information
65 ISYS6402003 Business Analytics 2/2 5
Systems
Information
66 ISYS8066003 Business Process Management 4 5
Systems
Information
67 ISYS6203003
Systems Mobile Application Development 2/2 4
Business
68 Information ISYS6574003 Information Retrieval 4 4
Technology
Business
69 Information ISYS6577003 Machine Learning & Foundations 2 4
Technology
Business
70 Information ISYS6606003 Smart Application 2 4
Technology
Business
Knowledge-Based AI: Cognitive
71 Information ISYS6579003 4 5
Systems
Technology
72 Animation DSGN6689007 Concept Art & Production Design 2 5
73 Animation DSGN6690007 Animation Storytelling 2 5
Creative
74 DSGN6651007 Photography 4 4
Advertising
Creative
75 DSGN6661007 Photography 4 5
Advertising
Southeast Asian Cinema & Popular
76 Film FILM6080009 4 4
Culture
77 Film FILM6059009 Global Cinema 4 5
78 Interior Design DSGN6888008 Interior Accessories Design 2 4
International Multinational Corporations Global
79 INTR6148029 2/2 4
Relations Strategy and Social Responsibility
International
80 INTR6158029 Indonesia’s Defense and Security Policy 2 4
Relations
International
81 INTR6162029 Multiculturalism and Digital Society 2 4
Relations
International
82 INTR6180029 Introduction to International Media 2 5
Relations
83 English Literature SOCS6021024 Social and Digital Media Writing 2 4
84 English Literature ENGL6244024 Social Media Broadcasting 4 4
85 English Literature SOCS6021024 Social and Digital Media Writing 2 5
86 English Literature ENGL6244024 Social Media Broadcasting 4 5
87 Business Law LAWS6017028 Intellectual Property Rights 4 5
88 Business Law LAWS6052028 Bankruptcy Law 2 5
89 Business Law LAWS6176028 Tax Law 2 5
90 Psychology PSYC6130027 Human Performance Technology 4 5
91 Psychology PSYC6191027 E-Learning Psychology 4 5
92 Psychology PSYC6123027 Educational Psychology 2 4
Primary Teacher
93 EDUC6072030 International Curriculum 2 4
Education
Primary Teacher
94 EDUC6073030 ICT for Distance Learning 4 4
Education
Primary Teacher
95 EDUC6073030 ICT for Distance Learning 4 5
Education
Japanese Ideas and Images of Japanese Culture
96 JAPN6150025 2 4
Literature (Nihon Bunka Aidea to Imeeji)
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Course Owner
No Course Code Course Name SCU Semester
Department
Contemporary Japanese Society
Japanese
97 JAPN6173025 Through Various Perspective (Nihon 2 4
Literature
Shakai e no Kangaekata)
Japanese Practical Japanese Culture (Nihon
98 JAPN6056025 2 4
Literature Bunka Taiken)
Japanese
99 JAPN6104025 Japanese Industry and Technology 2 4
Literature
Japanese
100 JAPN6104025 Japanese Industry and Technology 2 5
Literature

Enrichment Program I (6th Semester) & Enrichment Program II (7th Semester):

-) Student will take one of enrichment program tracks (off campus). See enrichment appendix for the tracks detail.

Enrichment Track Scheme

Semester 6 Semester 7
Track
IN RS EN CD SA IS etc IN RS EN CD SA IS FS etc
1 v v
2 v v
3 v v
4 v v
5 v v
6 v v
7 v v
8 v v
9 v v
10 v v
11 v v
12 v v
13 v v
14 v v
15 v v
16 v v
17 v v
18 v v
19 v v
20 v v
21 v v
22 v v
23 v v
24 v v
25 v v
Note:
IN : Certified Internship SA : Certified Study Abroad
RS : Certified Research IS : Certified Specific Independent Study
EN : Certified Entrepreneurship FS : Further Study
CD : Certified Community Development etc : Study Program Special Purposes

Description:
Students who failed in Enrichment Program I can retake with the same track or change into another track. As for
Enrichment Program II, student who failed with Certified Internship, Certified Research, Certified Community
Development, and Certified Study Abroad track on Enrichment Program II, can retake with the same track or
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change into another track. However students who take Certified Entrepreneurship track on Enrichment
Program II, should retake with another track.

Certified Internship Track

Code Course Name SCU Total
Enrichment Program I
ISYS6215003 Experience in Industry 8
20
ISYS6844003 Requirement and Solution for Information Systems 8
COMM6703003 Business & Professional Communication 4
Enrichment Program II
ISYS6347003 Professional Program in Industry 8
20
ISYS6845003 Design and Evaluation for Information Systems 8
BUSS6249003 Business Ethic and Social Responsibility 4

Certified Entrepreneurship Track

Code Course Name SCU Total
Enrichment Program I
ENTR6949003 New Venture Initiation in Information Systems 8
Product Development Process for Information 20
ENTR6596003 8
Technology Business
ENTR6950003 EES in New Information Systems Business I 4
Enrichment Program II
ENTR6951003 Product Launching in Information Systems 8
Business Development for Information Technology 20
ENTR6597003 8
Business
ENTR6952003 EES in New Information Systems Business II 4

Certified Research Track

Code Course Name SCU Total
Enrichment Program I
RSCH6275003 Research Experience 8
20
RSCH6510003 Scientific Writing in Information Systems Research 8
RSCH6460003 EES in Information Systems Research 4
Enrichment Program II
RSCH6412003 Information Systems Research Experience 8
RSCH6511003 Scientific Writing in Information Systems 8 20

Global Employability and Entrepreneurial Skills in

RSCH6414003 4
Information Systems Research
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Certified Community Development Track

Code Course Name SCU Total
Enrichment Program I
CMDV6156003 Community Outreach Project Implementation 8
Community Outreach Project Design in Information 20
CMDV6289003 8
Systems
Employability and Entrepreneurial Skills in Information
CMDV6259003 4
Systems Community
Enrichment Program II
CMDV6260003 Community Development Project Implementation 8
Community Development Project Design in 20
CMDV6290003 8
Information Systems
Employability and Entrepreneurial Skills in Information
CMDV6262003 4
Systems Community Development

Certified Study Abroad Track

Code Course Name SCU Total
Elective courses list for study abroad*
Enrichment Program I/II
GLOB6005003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 1 4
GLOB6006003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 2 4
GLOB6007003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 3 4
GLOB6008003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 4 4
GLOB6009003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 5 2
GLOB6010003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 6 2 20
GLOB6011003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 7 2
GLOB6012003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 8 2
GLOB6013003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 9 2
GLOB6014003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 10 2
GLOB6015003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 11 2
GLOB6016003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 12 2
GLOB6251003 Elective Course for Study Abroad 29 4
*) Transferred courses will be transferred based on credit transfer policies on study program with total of 20 credits.

Certified Specific Independent Study

Code Course Name SCU Total
Elective courses list for certified specific independent study*
CSIS6001003 Course Certification 3
CSIS6002003 Technical Skill Enrichment 4
CSIS6003003 Industrial Project 9
20
CSIS6004003 Soft Skill Enrichment 4
CSIS6005003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 1 8
CSIS6006003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 2 8
CSIS6007003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 3 6
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Code Course Name SCU Total

CSIS6008003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 4 6
CSIS6009003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 5 6
CSIS6010003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 6 5
CSIS6011003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 7 5
CSIS6012003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 8 5
CSIS6013003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 9 5
CSIS6014003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 10 4
CSIS6015003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 11 4
CSIS6016003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 12 4
CSIS6017003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 13 4
CSIS6018003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 14 4
CSIS6019003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 15 3
CSIS6020003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 16 3
CSIS6021003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 17 3
CSIS6022003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 18 3
CSIS6023003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 19 3
CSIS6024003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 20 3
CSIS6025003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 21 2
CSIS6026003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 22 2
CSIS6027003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 23 2
CSIS6028003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 24 2
CSIS6029003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 25 2
CSIS6030003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 26 2
CSIS6031003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 27 2
CSIS6032003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 28 2
CSIS6033003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 29 1
CSIS6034003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 30 1
CSIS6035003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 31 1
CSIS6036003 Elective Course for Specific Independent Study 32 1
*) For students who take BINUS certified specific independent study courses, they should take the first 4 courses
on the list above (20 credits). Meanwhile, electives courses 1 to 32 are transferred courses for students who take
certified specific independent study outside BINUS University. Transferred courses will be transferred based on
credit transfer policies on study program with total of 20 credits.

Further Study Track

Code Course Name SCU Total
Enrichment Program II (Master of Management Information Systems:
Information Systems Strategic Management Stream)
ISYS6829003 Digital Technology and Transformation 4 20
ISYS6830003 Data Analytics for Business 6
ISYS6831003 Applied Technology in Information Systems* 4
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Code Course Name SCU Total

ISYS6849003 Strategic Planning for Information Systems 6
Enrichment Program II (Master of Management Information Systems:
Digitalpreneurship Stream)
ISYS6829003 Digital Technology and Transformation 4
ISYS6830003 Data Analytics for Business 6
ISYS6831003 Applied Technology in Information Systems* 4
ISYS6848003 New Media Ventures and Innovation 6
*) Students are required to obtain certification no later than the end of the first semester of the master's (S2)
program, as outlined in the university's official guidelines. This certification will be transferred as an undergraduate
(S1) course and reported in the seventh semester of the undergraduate program.

Student should pass all of these quality controlled courses as listed below:
No Course Code Course Name Minimal Grade
1. CHAR6013003 Character Building: Pancasila B
2. ENPR6312001 Venture Creation C
3. ISYS6186003 Business Process Fundamental C
4. ISYS6126003 Enterprise System* C
5. ISYS6123003 Introduction to Database Systems C
6. ISYS6677003 Information Systems Analysis and Design* C
7. ISYS6198003 Data and Information Management* C
8. ISYS6256003 Information Systems Project Management C
*) Tutorial & Multipaper