BINUS Computer Science Program Overview
BINUS Computer Science Program Overview
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Computer Science
Introduction
In the new millennium and the global era, the role of information and automation in the various domains and
activities of the business industry is becoming more important. The success of the activities is determined by how
computer science can support managing the information. The information must be up-to-date, accurate and
comprehensive to allow decision-makers to determine the enterprise’s strategy. Furthermore, automation can
facilitate human activity, accelerate the pace of work and make it more effective and efficient, while also increasing
productivity in various activities. The development of communication and computer technology has made it possible
to get information that is rapid, exact, and accurate. It also increases the application of automation in various fields
such as industry, business, office affairs and the development of science and technology.
The Computer Science Program was founded in September 1987, under STMIK Bina Nusantara; it became one
of the programs under the coordination of the Faculty of Computer Science, Bina Nusantara University in December
1998.
Computer Science Program at Bina Nusantara University emphasizes the processes, techniques, and tools that
go into developing computer-based systems, with specialities in intelligent systems, software engineering,
multimedia technology, database systems and network technology.
Vision
A world class study program by providing excellent educational experiences in Computer Science, which focuses
on developing creative technology solutions, fostering and empowering the society in building and serving the
nation.
Mission
The mission of Computer Science Department is to contribute to the global community through the provision of
world-class education by:
1. Educating students to effectively apply their educational experiences in developing creative solutions in
computer science, to solve real-world problems.
2. Preparing graduates to develop exemplary soft skills & technical skills required as computer science
professionals, leaders, and entrepreneurs in global market.
3. Promoting high impact computer science research that contributes to the nation.
4. Fostering BINUSIAN as computer science lifelong learners through self-enrichment.
5. Empowering BINUSIAN to continuously improve society’s quality of life through knowledge in computer
science.
Program Objective
The objectives of the program are:
1. Graduates will become successful professionals in ICT fields;
2. Graduates will obtain employment in global companies or become entrepreneurs;
3. Graduates will obtain professional certification or continue their study to the postgraduate.
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Student Outcomes
After completing the study, graduates are:
1. Able to analyze a complex computing problem and to 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 computer science;
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 computer
science;
6. Able to apply computer science theory and software development fundamentals to produce computing-based
solutions.
Curriculum
The curriculum of the Computer Science Program has been developed in line with the National Curriculum. Also,
the local content has been developed in line with the Computer Science Curriculum standard of ACM (Association
for Computing Machinery), several local and foreign universities, and market trends, so that the graduates of the
Computer Science Program are expected to be able to face competition at both a national and international level.
Generally, the subjects of the curriculum 2020 are divided into the following groups of subjects:
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Core Group
The objective of this group is to provide a grounding in Computer Science through practice as well as applied theory
which is required by business both now and in the future. The subjects that are included in this group are
programming, algorithm design and analysis, software engineering, database systems, computer graphics,
multimedia technology, human and computer interaction, operation systems, computer architecture, and computer
networks.
Course Structure
Sem Code Course Name SCU Total
are available for students who choose stream in Binus Greater Jakarta or Minor Program or Free
Electives
4) Conducted for student mobility program in BINUS @Bandung
5) Students will choose 1 course (2 credits) from the list of elective courses. The elective courses
Streaming/Minor/Free Electives:
-) For 4th Semester: Students are required to choose Streaming/ Minor/ 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 Streaming/ Minor/ Free Electives same with previous
semester. For Free Electives, students are required to choose from the list of Free Electives in Appendix.
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 60 and 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
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
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Minor Scheme
Minor Program Semester 4 Semester 5
Minor @ Binus Kemanggisan
Digital Ecosystem - -
Human Capital in Digital Workplace v v
Sustainable Development v v
Cross Cultural Communication v v
Interactive & Users Experience Design v v
Data Analytics v v
Event Business and Entertainment v v
Creative Digital Storytelling v v
Digital Banking v v
Blockchain Technology and Business v v
English for Business Professionals v v
Minor @ Binus Alam Sutera
Digital Transformation v v
Minor @ Binus Bekasi
Virtual Service Experience - -
Culinary v v
Korean Culture and Creativity v v
Minor @ Binus Malang
Digital Technopreneur v v
English for Business Professionals v v
Chinese for Career Pathway v v
Minor @ Binus Bandung
Robotic Process Automation v v
DesignPreneur v v
Minor @ Binus Semarang
Data Analytics v v
Metaverse in Business v v
Content Creation v v
Immersive Journey to Japanese Language and Culture v v
Minor @ Binus Medan
Global Creative Business and Technology v v
Total SCU 20
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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
Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6554003 Core Principles: Interactive Design 4
DSGN6837007 Digital Design Production 4
ISYS6556003 Information Architecture 2
Total SCU 10
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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
Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6685003 RPA Developer Advance 4
ISYS6686003 RPA Business Analytics Fundamental 4
COMP6859001 Intelligence Automation 2
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
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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
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
Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6828003 Blockchain Architecture Design and Implementation 4
DTSC6017001 Advanced Blockchain Programming 2
DTSC6018001 Prototyping Blockchain Project 4
Total SCU 10
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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
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
Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ENPR6196002 Market Intelligence 2
COMP6687004 User Experience Design 4
DSGN6844023 Prototyping Digital Future 4
Total SCU 10
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Supporting Courses
Course SCU
CHIN6199026 Chinese Digital Technology 2
CHIN6200026 Traveling to China 2
CHIN6202026 Global Strategic Marketing: Chinese Perspective 4
CHIN6201026 Special Topics in Chinese Business 2
Total SCU 10
Total SCU 20
Supporting Courses
Course SCU
ISYS6778052 Data Analytics 2
DSGN6981053 Design Thinking 4
DSGN6980053 Interface Design 4
Total SCU 10
Course SCU
MKTG6336055 Content Marketing Analytics 4
DSIN6042053 Photography for Creators 2
Total SCU 10
Supporting Courses
Course SCU
DSIN6094053 Content Storytelling 4
DSIN6043053 Strategic Influence 2
DSIN6041053 Introduction to Visual Communication Design 4
Total SCU 10
Supporting Courses
Course SCU
JAPN6224025 Japanese Reading Comprehension (Tanoshiku Yomou) 4
JAPN6225025 Understanding Native Japanese Speakers (Tanoshiku Kikou) 2
Japanese N5 Level Certification Preparation (Nihongo
JAPN6226025 4
Charenji N5)
Total SCU 10
Fundamental Courses
Course SCU
DSIN6142066 Global Interactive Design 4
BUSS6275061 E-Commerce and Digital Entrepreneurship 4
COSC6159060 Emerging Technologies in Global Business 4
ISYS6997064 Blockchain for Digital Economy 4
TRDE6001065 Global Regulatory Environment 4
Total SCU 20
Description:
1. Students will take only one track in each Enrichment Program.
2. Students who failed in Enrichment Program I can retake according to the table above.
3. As for Enrichment Program II, students who failed should retake the same track, except Certified Specific
Independent Study.
4. For those who failed in the Certified Study Abroad track will retake the courses from the home campus.
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Student should pass all of these quality controlled courses as listed below:
No. Course Code Course Name Minimal Grade
1. CHAR6013001 Character Building: Pancasila B
2. COMP6047001 Algorithm and Programming* C
3. COMP6798001 Program Design Methods* C
4. COMP6048001 Data Structures* C
5. COMP6799001 Database Technology C
6. COMP6100001 Software Engineering* C
7. COMP6697001 Operating System C
8. ENPR6312001 Venture Creation C
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