Course Spec – Program Studi S1 Ilmu Kelautan

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Indonesian Language
English Language
Basic Mathematics
Aquatic Ecology
Introduction to Diving

Mapping Marine Biological Resources

Introduction to Management
Statistics
Anthropology and maritime community communication
Breeding and Genetics of Aquatic Organisms (P)

Semester 4

Marine Remote Sensing
Marine Geology (P)
Marine and Fisheries Enterpreneurship
Physiology of Marine organisms
Parasites and Diseases of Marine Organisms (P)
Hydrographic Surveying (P)
Fundamental of Capture Fisheries (P)
Fundamental of Aquaculture (P)

Semester 5

Marine Pollution

Geographic Information System for Marine

Sedimentology
Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Rehabilitation Technique
Marine Meteorology
Fundamentals of Environmental Impact Assessment
Navigation and Seamanships (P)
Marine Natural Products (P)
Seeding and Searanching of Marine Organism (P)
Principles of Marine Ecotourism (P)
Scientific Diving (P)
Fisheries Biology

Semester 6

Semester 7 and 8

Expected Learning Outcomes and Achievement Levels

Code / Credits:	104L0022 / 2
Administered by:	Faculty of Marine Science and Fisheries
Short Description:	This course deals with introduction to oceanographic parameters and oceanographic processes.
Learning outcomes:	ïAble to explain theoretical concepts of the origin of the ocean (ocean formation theory), the mass of land and sea. ïAble to explain theoretical concepts of physical and chemical properties of seawater ïAble to explain theoretical concepts of the oceans and climate, and the process of tidal generation ïAble to explain the generation process of currents and waves ïAble to explain the characteristics of coastal and estuarine sediment and sedimentation processes. ïAble to distinguish between pelagic system and benthic system
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic physics, Basic Chemistry and Basic Biology
Coordinator:	Dr. Mahatma
Lectures:	Dr. Muhammad Lukman, Dr. Wasir Samad, Dr. Khairul Amri, Dr. Muhammad Farid Samawi.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures
Contact hours:	Lectures (23,3)
Student Assessment:	Midtest (35%), Final test (35%), assignment (20%) reguler quiz (10%)

Code / Credits:	122L1123 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	Discusses some basic computations in marine science studies. This course discusses the understanding of logic thinking and programming using smallbasic and excell to solve some basic computation in mapping, statistic, oceanography and ecology field studies.
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to construct logical thinking on solving marine science problems ï Able to construct and develop simple smallbasic program ï Able to use and implement some computation platform to solve marine sciences problems.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Mathematics
Coordinator:	Dr. Muhammad Banda Selamat.
Lectures:	Dr.Amir Hamzah Muhiddin, Dr. Muhammad Hatta, Dr. Muhammad Farid Samawi, Dr. Ahmad Faizal.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory Practical.
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Lab practical (25)
Student Assessment:	Assignment, Practical Activities

Code / Credits:	123L1123 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	Discusses the variety of marine vertebrate organism, including marine vertebrate species, biological aspects and classification
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to explain the origin of organisms of vertebrate marine organism ï Able to describe the morphological and anatomical features of the Pisces class, ï Able to describe the morphological features and anatomy of the Aves class, ï Able to describe the morphological features and anatomy of the Reptile ï Able to describe the morphological features and anatomy of the Mammal
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Biology
Coordinator:	Prof. Andi Iqbal Burhanuddin., Ph.D
Lectures:	Dr. Rahmadi Tambaru, Dr. Syafyuddin, Dr. Yayu. A. La Nafie
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory Practical.
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Lab practical (25)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final Test, Practical Activity, Assignment

Code / Credits:	124L1123 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	The course discuss the morphology, anatomy and reproductive process that occur in marine invertebrates, based on their phyla, start with Porifera to Urochordates, and also including their classification system
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to explain the reason why organisms was grouped in taxa ï Able to explain the morfological characteristics of invertebrates that lived in marine environment, particularly related to distinguishing factors among taxa. ï Able to explain the physiological characteristics of invertebrates that lived in marine environment, particularly related to distinguishing factors among taxa. ï Able to explain the reproductive processes among marine invertebrates. ï Able to identify marine invertebrates as one of marine biological resources, based on their morphological characteristics.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Biology
Coordinator:	Dr. Inayah Yasir
Lectures:	Dr. Supriadi, Dr. Syafyudin Yusuf, Dr. Arniati, Prof. Dr. Abd. Haris
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory practical, Field practical
Contact hours:	Lectures (26,7), Lab practical (25), Field practical (12)
Student Assessment:	Midtest (30%), Final test (30%), practical (25%), assignment (15%)

Code / Credits:	203L0013 / 3
Administered by:	Faculty of Marine Science and Fisheries
Short Description:	Discusses the history of the development of ichthyology; fish systematics , especially the fish that live in Indonesian waters, and understand about the fish anatomy (class Pisces)
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to explain the fish sytematic concept ï Able to describe the fishes living in Indonesian ï Able to describe the function of the fishes organ system ï Able to identify potential marine fish resources
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Biology
Coordinator:	Prof. Andi Iqbal Burhanuddin., P.hD
Lectures:	Dr. Ir. Aidah A. Husain,. MS.c., Prof. Dr. Ir. Hj. Farida Sitepu, MP.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory practical
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final Test, Practical, Assignment

Semester 1

Semester 2

Introduction to Oceanography

Basic Computation

Marine Vertebrate

Marine Invertebrates

Semester 3

Ichtiology

Marine Ecology

Marine Botany

Marine Planktonology

Marine Acoustics

Mapping Marine Biological Resources

Semester 4

Marine Microbiology

Marine Biology

Chemical Oceanography

Physical Oceanography

Semester 5

Marine Pollution

Geographic Information System for Marine

Semester 6

Semester 7 and 8

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Code / Credits:	221L1113 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	This course give a broad explanation of ecological concept and principles as well as ecological processes in marine ecosystem, specifically mangroves, estuaries, seagrass and coral reefs
Learning outcomes:	ï Understand the ecological concept and principle occurring in marine ecosystem that support exploration and conservation for sustainable usages. ï Able to apply ecological survey knowledge for conservation, exploration, rehabilitation, and marine ecosystem exploitations ï Able to support science and technology development in marine ecology field, specifically for exploration, conservation, and exploitation of marine resources as well as to be able to communicate the knowledge with the community.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Aquatic Ecology
Coordinator:	Prof. Dr. Ambo Tuwo
Lectures:	Prof. Dr. Rohani Ambo-Rappe, Prof. Dr. Chair Rani, Prof.Dr. Jamaluddin Jompa, Prof. Dr. Amran Saru
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Field practical
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Field practical (12)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Practical activity, Assignment

Code / Credits:	222L1113 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	This course discusses morphology, anatomy and physiological characteristics, reproduction and basic classification of marine plant (macroalgae, seagrass, mangrove and saltmarsh).
Learning outcomes:	ïvAble to explain the concepts of classification of marine plants both lower (Thallophyta) and higher plants (Spermatophyta). ï Able to describe anatomical features of both lower (Thallophyta) and higher plants (Spermatophyta), particularly related to the distinguishing factors among taxa. ï Able to describe physiological features of plants living in the marine environment, especially those act as distinguishing factors for each taxa. ï Able to describe the reproductive processes of marine plants. ï Able to conduct identification procedures to the plants living in the ocean based on their morphological characteristics.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Biology
Coordinator:	Dr. Supriadi, ST., M.Si.
Lectures:	Dr. Inayah Yasir, Dr. Khaerul Amri, Prof. Dr. Rohani Ambo-Rappe, Dr. Yayu La Nafie
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory practical, Field Practical
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Lab practical (25), Field practical (12)
Student Assessment:	midtest (30%), practical (30%), final test (30%), assignment (10%)

Code / Credits:	223L1113 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	Discusses the general properties of plankton, composition and type of plankton, factors affecting the growth and distribution of marine plankton, plankton productivity levels, marine water quality, and climate change and global warming.
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to recognize the types of plankton and its properties ï Able to know and understand plankton sampling techniques and calculations ï Able to know the factors that influence the growth and distribution of marine plankton ï Able to describe the level of plankton productivity and water quality as well as climate change and global warming in support of sustainable use ï Able to apply science and technology in the field of marine plankton to support the utilization of biological resources in coastal and marine areas.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Biology, Introduction to Oceanography
Coordinator:	Dr. Ir. Rahmadi Tambaru
Lectures:	Dr. Khairul Amri, Dr. Arniati, Dr. Muh Hatta, Drs. Sulaiman Gosalam, Dr. Muhammad Lukman, Dr. Yayu A Lanafi
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory practical
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Lab practical (25)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final Test, Practical, Assignment

Code / Credits:	224L1113 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	This course discusses the concept of sound waves in marine environment, acoustic components and type of acoustic instruments and their applications in estimating the potential of marine biological resources, especially marine fisheries resources and other applications on non-biological targets.
Learning outcomes:	ï Demonstrate understanding of the basic concepts in marine bioecology and oceanography. ï Carry out marine related surveys and mapping, data processing, and data anlysis. ï Estimate marine biological resource potential. ï Work effectively within a team ï Demonstrate the capacity to adapt to any working condition.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Physics, Introduction to Oceanography
Coordinator:	Dr. Amir Hamzah Muhiddin
Lectures:	Dr. Abdul Rasyid, Dr. Muhammad Banda Selamat, Dr. Nurjannah Nurdin
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Field Practical
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Field practical (12)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Field Pratical

Code / Credits:	225L1113 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	The course discuss about some positioning methods for mapping and making detail map of coastal area base on cartographical criteria.
Learning outcomes:	ï Demonstrate understanding of the basic concepts in marine bioecology and oceanography ï Carry out marine related surveys and mapping, data processing, and data analysis. ï Estimate marine biological resource potential ï Work effectively within a team ï Demonstrate the capacity to adapt to any working condition.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Mathematics, Introduction to Oceanography
Coordinator:	Dr. Amir Hamzah Muhiddin
Lectures:	Dr. Muhammad Banda Selamat, Dr. Muh. Anshar Amran, Dr. Ahmad Faisal
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Field Practical
Contact hours:	Lectures (26,7), Field practical (25)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Assignment, Practical activity.

Code / Credits:	227L1123 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	Conferring important aspects of microbes pertaining to history of development, structures morphology and reproduction, nutrition and development of microbes, methodology in marine microbiology, process in marine microbiology, effects of environmental factors on marine microbes, enzyme activities, mechanismes in energy processing, fundamentals of molecular microbiology and applied microbiology
Learning outcomes:	ï To comprehend forms of morphology, internal and external structures, reproduction, nutrition requirements, microbes growth phase, basics of molecular biology of bacteria to support microbes identification activity. ï To comprehend microbilogy process and environmental effects on microbes live, enzyme activity and energy process mechanisms to support the use of microbes in pharmacy, food industry and waste treatment. ï Capable to apply sampling techniques in waters, sediment and marine organisms, isolating and counting microbes to support coastal area management. ï Capable to support science development in marine microbiology to support interest in marine bioprospecting
Pre-requisite Courses:	Basic Biology, Basic Chemistry
Coordinator:	Dr. Arniati
Lectures:	Prof. Dr.Akbar Tahir, Drs. Sulaiman Gosalam, M.Si.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory Practical, Field Practical
Contact hours:	Lectures (26,7), Lab practical (21), Field Practical (6)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Assignment, Practical Activity.

Code / Credits:	229L1123 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	This course give a broad explanation of the life cycle of marine organisms and their feeding, reproduction, and physiological adaptations
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to identify marine biological resources and their potentials ï Mastering the biological concepts and theory for exploration, conservation and exploitation of marine biological resources ï Mastering the concepts and theory of the interactions of marine biota with their environment ï Mastering how marine organisms adapt biologically to various conditions and habitats
Pre-requisite Courses:	Marine invertebrates, Marine vertebrates, Marine Botany, Marine Planktonology, Ichtyology, Introduction to Oceanography
Coordinator:	Prof. Dr. Ambo Tuwo
Lectures:	Prof. Dr. Abd. Haris, Dr. Inayah Yasir, Dr. Supriadi, Dr. Khairul Amri, Dr. Yayu A. La Nafie, Kuko Parawansa, MSi., Dr. Budiman Yunus.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Field Practicals
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Field practical (25)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Practical activity, Assignment.

Code / Credits:	231L1123 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	Discusses the chemical composition of seawater and factors affecting oceanography. Understanding the concept of salinity, chlorinity and chemical properties of sea water, the major and minor elements in sea water, including dissolved gasses, System carbonate, micronutrients, organic compounds, and chemistry events in photosynthesis
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to explain the concept theory of salinity and chlorinity ï Able to explain the concept theory of the existence of major and minor elements in seawater ï Able to explain the concept theory of gases dissolved in seawater ï Able to explain the concept theory of carbonate system in sea waters ï Able to explain the concept of micronutrients in seawater ï Able to explain the concept theory of organic matter in seawater ï Able to explain the concept theory of chemical events in photosynthesis. ï Able to perform oceanographic measurements of chemical parameters
Pre-requisite Courses:	Introduction to Oceanography
Coordinator:	Dr. Muhammad Farid Samawi
Lectures:	Prof. Dr. Rahmadi Tambaru, Dr. Muhammad Lukman, Dr. Rantih Isyirini, Dr. Rastina.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, laboratory practical
Contact hours:	Lectures (26,7), Laboratory Practical (16)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Assignment, Practical Activity.

Code / Credits:	230L1123 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	This course discusses the physical characters and parameters that occur as a physical phenomena and influence coastal, estuarine and ocean areas as well as it relation to the marine biota
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to explain the concept of the physical properties of sea water and fresh water. ï Able to explain the concept of the seawater dynamics both vertical and horizontal motion in estuary and coastal area, and seawater motion due to oceanography properties difference and geological force influence ï Able to explain the processes in coastal areas, including wave transformation and current generates. ï Able to explain profile and the process of coast line exchange ï Able to explain the concept of estuary zone and oceanographic condition, front and mixing on coastal and estuarine zone.
Pre-requisite Courses:	Introduction to Oceanography
Coordinator:	Dr. Wasir Samad
Lectures:	Dr. Abd. Rasyid, Dr. Muh. Hatta, Dr. Esther Sanda Manapa, Dr. Muhammad Anshar Amran.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory practical, Field Practical
Contact hours:	Lectures (26,7), Laboratory Practical (10), Field practical (11)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, final test, Practical Activity, Assignment.

Code / Credits:	322L1113 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	Discusses about the types and sources of pollutants, the effects of pollutants on organisms and marine ecosystems, the determination of pollution levels and their mitigation efforts
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to explain the types and sources of pollutants, the effects of pollutants on organisms and marine ecosystems and determine the level of pollution as well astheir mitigation efforts ï Able to apply methods of determining the level of marine pollution ï Able to interpret the environmental phenomena caused by marine pollution ï Able to manage the quality of coastal and marine environment
Pre-requisite Courses:	Chemical Oceanography, Marine Biology, Marine Ecology
Coordinator:	Dr. Shinta Werorilangi, and Prof. Dr. Akbar Tahir
Lectures:	Dr. Muhammad.Farid Samawi, Dr. Muhammad Lukman, Dr. Rantih Isyrini, Dr. Rastina, Dr. Arniati Massinai.
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory Practical, Field Practical
Contact hours:	Lectures (26,7), Lab practical (25), Field Practical (12)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Assignment, Practical Activities.

Code / Credits:	324L1113 / 3
Administered by:	Marine Science Department
Short Description:	The course discusses the components of Geographic Information System (GIS), the quality and GIS data model, spatial database, the application of spatial decision-making methods and GIS Application for Coastal Areas
Learning outcomes:	ï Able to explain the concept and theory of Geographic Information System to support the exploration and conservation of marine resources ï Able to apply Geographic Information System to map and manage marine biological resource ï Able to predict the potential of coastal and marine resources to support sustainable utilization efforts ï Able to apply science and technology in marine resource exploration sector to support sustainable utilization
Pre-requisite Courses:	Mapping Marine Biology and Resources, Marine Remote Sensing
Coordinator:	Dr. Ahmad Faizal
Lectures:	Dr. M. Anshar Amran, Dr. Muhammad Banda Selamat, Dr. Nurjanna Nurdin
Teaching Strategies:	Lectures, Laboratory Practical
Contact hours:	lectures (26,7), Laboratory work (25)
Student Assessment:	Midtest, Final test, Practical activity, Assignment.