Learning Outcomes

Every graduate of the Javanese Language, Literature and Culture Study Program Undergraduate Program has the following learning achievements:

Aspect

ILO

Intended Learning Outcomes

"Javanese Language, Literature, and Culture”

Attitude

1

Prioritizing discipline, honesty, and responsibility

Knowledge Competence

2

Mastering fundamental theoretical concepts in the field of linguistics, particularly Javanese linguistics

3

Mastering fundamental theoretical concepts in the field of literature, particularly Javanese literature

4

Mastering fundamental theoretical concepts in the field of philology, particularly Javanese philology

5

Mastering the concepts of basic theories in the field of Javanese culture

6

Mastering concepts, theories, and methods for translating Javanese into Indonesian and vice versa

7

Mastering research methods in linguistics, literature, and philology

8

Mastering the rules of regional scripts, particularly Javanese script, and their applications

General Skills

9

Able to apply logical, critical, systematic, and innovative thinking by leveraging information technology to develop solutions, documented scientifically, and implemented with integrity in their areas of expertise.

10

Able to build networks, adapt, innovate, contribute, supervise, evaluate, and make decisions to demonstrate both independent and collaborative performance in applying knowledge to benefit community life.

Specific Skills

11

Able to collect data on Javanese language, literature, and manuscripts.

12

Able to read and translate Javanese script and language texts by applying grammatical principles and/or textual criticism.

13

Able to translate Javanese texts into Indonesian and foreign languages, and vice versa.

14

Able to produce creative writing in Javanese.

 

 

15

Able to report current events in Javanese, both orally and in writing.

16

Able to express ideas in writing using script applications.

17

Possesses soft skills in management, leadership, and/or entrepreneurship based on Javanese culture.