Integrated Systems Design (PST)
Perancangan Sistem Terpadu (PST) or Integrated Systems Design is the culmination of all the courses studied in the Industrial Engineering Undergraduate Program at Universitas Sumatera Utara. The Integrated Systems Design course was chosen as a platform to provide a Capstone Design experience. Capstone Design is a project designed by students to integrate the knowledge and skills they have acquired throughout their college years into one comprehensive project. The goal of this learning is to apply the theories, methods, and techniques they have learned into real practice that can solve problems or produce innovative products. Mekanisme mata kuliah Perancangan Sistem Terpadu telah dilakukan sosialisasi pada 31 Januari 2025 dan dalam proyek Capstone Design, mahasiswa harus menggunakan minimal empat bidang keilmuan Teknik Industri. Setiap bidang keilmuan harus dibahas terpisah dan dijelaskan keterkaitannya dengan masalah proyek.
Download PST Guidelines and Forms
Guidelines and forms needed to carry out PST can be downloaded via the following links:
Internship
The following is a Guidebook for students to prepare themselves before their internship, during their internship at a company, and as a guideline for writing the Internship Report, which can be accessed through the file below. Pedoman Kerja Praktek T.A. 2022/2023
Final Project
The Final Project Writing Guidebook is intended to provide an overview, instructions, and information for students regarding the writing of each part of their Final Project. This guide also contains various rules and procedures for writing and presenting research results. This guidebook also contains explanations regarding the technical standards that must be met, such as paper size, printing, binding, and so on, to make it easier for students to complete their final projects at the USU Industrial Engineering Department. The file can be accessed through the link provided below.
E-Learning
E-Learning is a learning process that utilizes IT (Information and Technology) to overcome space and time constraints in the teaching and learning process. The USU Industrial Engineering Department utilizes E-Learning as a new hope for an alternative solution to most of Indonesia's educational problems with functions that can be adjusted to needs, whether as a supplement (additional), complement (completing), or substitution (replacement) for face-to-face learning activities in the classroom (offline) that have been used so far.
The guidelines and rules for MBKM Industrial Engineering at the Universitas Sumatera Utara can be viewed at the link below.