KRS Socialization for New Students of Javanese Language, Literature, and Culture Study Program Batch 2024

Monday (08/05/2024), - The Departmental Student Association (HMJ) of the Javanese Language, Literature and Culture Student Family (Kamastawa) successfully held a socialization of the Study Plan Card (KRS) for new students of class 2024. The activity which took place in the Margono 303 room aims to provide new students with an understanding of the KRS filling procedure and lecture guidelines that will be undertaken in the future.

The event, which began at 08.30 AM WIB, was opened by the Head of the Scientific Division of HMJ Kamastawa, Fauzan Adl Fadlurrahman, who explained in detail the process of filling out KRS, including the use of the Simaster application, the main platform in academic management at Gadjah Mada University. In addition, Fauzan also gave an explanation of the applicable curriculum and the various courses that students will take during the study period. Lecture ethics that are important to apply were also part of the presentation.

Lecture ethics exposure to class of 2024 students

Furthermore, Haryo Untoro, a member of the Scientific Division of HMJ Kamastawa, provided tips and tricks for undergoing lectures. In this session, new students were introduced to the study program library facilities, the Digital Library of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB), as well as other digital resources such as the Javanese online dictionary and the Old Javanese online dictionary.

The socialization was conducted in a serious yet relaxed atmosphere, allowing new students to actively ask questions and interact. Several questions were asked by participants, showing enthusiasm and curiosity about the KRS system and aspects of the lectures they will face.

With this socialization, it is hoped that the new batch of 2024 students can clearly understand the KRS filling process which will be carried out on Saturday (08/10/2024) to Sunday (08/11/2024), as well as the lecture insights that will be used for dynamics in the future.