Madiun State Polytechnic D3 Information Technology Study Program

Study Program Profile

The scientific excellence of the Information Technology study program is in the application of what is referred to as "Applied IT and IT Preneur", a principle of governance and interconnectedness between technological resources in order to produce added value that is far greater than the costs allocated to them when planning, building, implementing, evaluating, supervising and developing them. An illustration of the relationship between Information Technology science and other scientific fields is shown in the following figure (source: Guide to Preparing the Informatics Science Cluster Curriculum version 1.5).

Image of the Relationship between Science and Other Fields of Science

The image above explains that in this matrix the vertical domain describes the level of conceptuality and/or technicality of discussion and mastery of IT (Information Technology) knowledge. The lower you go, the higher the level of technicality, while the higher you go, the higher the level of conceptuality. Meanwhile, for the horizontal domain, the further to the left the more dissemination and mastery of competencies based on theory of knowledge, while the further to the right the more the direction of mastery of competencies based on applied science.

By using these two dimensions the scientific domains of the five fields of Information Technology (IT) are characterized and differentiated. From the various types of work professions in the IT field that are currently known, in scientific terms, and using the matrix above, the IT specialization field of study can be classified into 5 (five) large categories, namely:

1. Computer Engineering (CE);
2. Computer Science (CS);
3. Software Engineering (SE);
4. Information System (IS);
5. Information Technology (IT);

The position of the IT study field which is on the right of the matrix which places more emphasis on applied aspects is very relevant to the Madiun State Polytechnic Information Technology D-III Vocational study program.

Graduate Profile

1. Programmer, by profession or field of work:
   1. Java Programmers
   2. Web Programs
   3. Mobile Programs
   4. Web Administrator
2. Software Engineer (Software Engineer/Developer), by profession or field of work:
   1. Database Administrator
   2. Data Analyst Assistant
   3. Data Entry Supervisor
   4. Implementation Assistant andDeploymentSystem
   5. Mobile
3. Computer Network Engineer (Computer Network Engineer), by profession or field of work:
   1. Operating System Administrator
   2. Network Administrator
   3. Network Services Supervisor
4. Informatics Entrepreneur, with profession or field of work:
   1. Information Systems Developer (Software House)
   2. Informatics Services Developer (Consultancy Services, Training Services)

Graduate Competencies

1. Able to be tasked with writing software programs by transforming the program design created bysoftware designers/engineers/system analystinto instructions that can be carried out by a computer.
2. Able to develop software applications and databases that enable people to perform specific tasks on computers or other devices.
3. Able to manage and organize network infrastructure development, network administrator,cloud computingAndsecurity.
4. Able to ensure that data is available and safe/protected from access by unauthorized parties.
5. Able to create jobs in the field of information technology.

Website

https://ti.pnm.ac.id