See also : » Study Programs List » Other Studies Program| Study Program Name | : | Agronomy | | Science group | : | Agriculture | | Concentration / Specialisation | : | ⊜ Agronomy | | Graduate Title / Mention | : | Engineer or Bachelor of Agriculture (Sarjana Pertanian or Insinyur) | | Title abbreviations according EYD | : | S.P. or Ir. | | Title abbreviations are popular (used public) | : | SP. or Ir. | | PTS organizers | : | -------- | | Study Period & Study Load (Credits) : | SMA/SMU, SMK graduates, equivalent proceed to
S1 Agronomi | Study Load = 144 - 152 sks | Study Period =
8 semester | D3, Polytechnic graduates, equivalent proceed to
S1 Agronomi | Study Load = 40 - 46 sks
(If not a piece of science additional are given 2 - 21 sks) | Study Period =
3 semester | D2, S1, D1 graduates, transfer proceed to
S1 Agronomi | Study Load = Calculated from remaining credits | Study Period =
Calculated remaining credits |
| | Curriculum / Subjects Courses | : | See below | | Prospectus (Objectives, Competencies, Job Prospects / Career Graduates) | : | See below |
Title/mention above is a title often used (not necessarily used PTS).
Regarding title (for S1, S2, S3) or mention (for diploma) which is used by universities in Indonesia currently has no standard (not standard) again, although the government has made the rules, but most colleges only obey some of the rules the. It can not be blamed, because the development of the science group is very rapid and led to new branches of science which is an integration of several scientific groups, making it difficult for universities to classify these branches of the science group that created the government.
Similarly, by making short title / mention such, people tend to create their own abbreviations that are even more popular than EYD Indonesian rule.
Below given curriculum / course and prospectus (competency, job prospects / career graduates, etc.). For subjects study program of presented here is a slice (and some combination) of a college curriculum, so it is possible some no elective courses at the college, or the slightly different name of his courses.
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