Program Learning Outcomes
The following are the program learning outcomes. A graduate of the program is expected to:
| PLO | Knowledge Area | PLO Description |
| PLO1 | [Values and principles] | uphold the practice of the five principles of Pancasila and law enforcement, as well as having a commitment to respect the diversity of religion, ethnicity, culture, language, and art that grow and develop in Indonesia or other country. |
| PLO2 | [Foundational and theoretical knowledge] | master foundational and theoretical knowledge in the field of electronics and instrumentation, particularly in the topics of mathematics, physics, electronics, computer systems, intelligent systems, robotics, instrumentation, and automation. |
| PLO3 | [Applied knowledge] | capable of using various methods and tools, which include modelling, design, development, verification, and validation of electronics and/or instrumentation systems, to develop concepts in solving various problems in the field of electronics and instrumentation. |
| PLO4 | [Problem-solving skills] | capable of applying foundational, theoretical, and applied knowledge in the field electronics and instrumentation and adapting those knowledge together with the state-of-the-art science and technology in developing solutions. |
| PLO5 | [Ability to do research] | have the ability to perform literature study related to electronics and instrumentation as well as to conduct research, individually or in a team, related to electronics and instrumentation. |
| PLO6 | [Professional attitudes] | have strong leadership, proficient in organizing work-related knowledge and information, be able to demonstrate a good work ethics in teamwork and individual work, be able to demonstrate good oral and written communication skills both in Bahasa Indonesia and English. |
| PLO7 | [Life-long learning] | Have the skills to deepen the knowledge gained previously, especially in the field of electronics and instrumentation, in terms of life-long learning. |
