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University Accreditation (2013) Based on decree Number: 065/SK/BAN-PT/Ak-IV/PT/II/2013 issued by National Board of Accreditation, Universitas Islam Indonesia falls in A category (excellent), the highest level of accreditation for academic institution. We are very happy to know that among private universities, UII got the highest score. UII is also accredited by TÜV Rheinland ( ISO 9001:2008) and by National Accreditation Committee-KAN ( ISO 17025) University Rank (2013) 4 International College and University (4ICU) Number 1 among Private Universities in Yogyakarta (Regional Level) Number 3 among Private Universities in Indonesia (National Level) Number 14 among all Universities in Indonesia (National Level) Webometrics – Number 16 among all Universities in Indonesia (National Level) – Number 1196 among all Universities in the World Green Metric World University Ranking Number 9 among all Universities in Indonesia (National Level) QS Star 2 Star category  

Currently, Mechanical Engineering Department FIT UII offers only a four-year Bachelor Degree Program. As Bahasa Indonesia is used as medium of instruction, overseas students taking the complete four-year study have to learn Bahasa prior to joining the program. However, in order to answer the need of internationalization, MED also offers several program conducted in English, including: Joint Degree Program (only for universities under MoU) Credit Transfer Short Course Training and Laboratory Session Joint Research Community Service Students from Rajamangala University of Technology Tanyaburi, Thailand, taking short courses at Mechanical Engineering Department FIT-UII during semester break  

LABORATORIES Laboratories at MED FIT provide facilities for lab-works and researches. For a lab-work, students are assisted by lab assistant who will help acquiring course materials through experiments. One lab assistant will help 4 to 6 students at each lab sessions. Lab assistants mostly are senior students who already pass the course with excellent grade. Every student is welcome to apply as a lab assistant. However, selection process has to be conducted. For research activities, laboratories provide sophisticated equipments. Manufacturing workshop (includes cnc machines, laser cutting, welding equipments), materials testing and analysis, metrology equipments, rapid prototyping machine and automation and control equipments can be used to support researches. In certain circumstances, 24 hours access can be granted exclusively for students of Department of Mechanical Engineering in conducting research. CAD/CAM/CAE Lab In this laboratory there are a number of computers that have been equipped with a variety of up to date software such as Solidworks.  Engineering and mechanical drawing course assignments conducted in this lab. Energy Conversion Lab This lab provides facilities to build knowledge and understanding of basic engineering phenomenon through experiments. Vibration, deflection, friction, viscosity and fluid mechanic are some of engineering phenomenon to be studied. Industrial Metrology Lab This lab is intended to support the course Industrial Metrology, Measurement Techniques and other subjects related to the techniques and methods of measurement geometry. Laboratory equipment supplied is sufficient measuring equipment including digital and manual are mainly used in Industrial Metrology Lab. Production Process Lab This lab has lab equipments in the form of welding machines, lathes, milling and several other supporting equipments. The laboratory supports activities such as lectures and lab work of production process, as well as a profit center. Mechatronics Lab This laboratory accommodates activities related to automation, pneumatic, PLC and Robotics. In addition to the lab work and research which are regularly been held, the Mechatronics Lab is also used as a place where students preparing their participation in various competitions in the field of mechatronics and robotics. Manufacturing System Lab The laboratory covers precision machining activities utilizing CNC technology. CNC machine typically used in the manufacture of jewelry such as Roland EGX-36, MDX-20 and EGX 600 are available. For dies and mould, large capacity CNC machines Hurco VMX-24 is used.   TRAINING CENTERS In addition to develope laboratory as a means of education, MED FIT also developed two training centers, the Manufacturing and Mechatronics Training Center. Manufacturing Training Center Manufacturing Training Center is a place to apply CAD/CAM (Computer Aided Design / Computer Aided Manufacturing) technology and CNC (Computer Numerical Control) for the design and manufacturing process. Those are particularly to support the development of excellence of the Department of Mechanical Engineering in jewelry products, crafts, and art. The training materials include product designing jewelry, crafts, and art utilizing CAD / CAM technology and CNC machine. Mechatronics Training Center This center provides mechatronics equipments to support research and training in mechatronics and automation. Various automation and mechatronics trainings are available in conjuction with the industry. Training materials include pneumatic (air power control system), electropneumatik, PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), microcontrollers, and robotics.   DEPARTMENT LIBRARY In addition to the library at faculty and university level, MED has also assortment of library collections in the form of reference book, accredited Journal, magazine, dissertation, thesis, report, reports, proceedings as well as faculty research reports. To borrow department library’s collection, students must meet the rules set by the Department.

Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) or Islamic University of Indonesia is located in Yogyakarta Province (Yogyakarta Special Region, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta – DIY), about one hour flight from Jakarta, the Capital City of Indonesia. D espite the official spelling, Yogyakarta is usually pronounced and not uncommonly written Jogjakarta or just Jogja. It is a major tourist destination in Indonesia which is in the southern part of the Central Java Province. More information about Yogyakarta can be found here. Since the beginning of the 1990s, UII has been developing an integrated campus located in Sleman regency, in the northern suburb part of the province of Yogyakarta while maintains some major campuses in the city . Most of UII’s faculties and buildings will eventually be located on these 25 hectares of land. Interesting Places Nearby 1. Borobudur Temple Borobudur is a 9th-century Mahayana Buddhist Temple in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia. The monument consists of six square platforms topped by three circular platforms, and is decorated with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues.A main dome, located at the center of the top platform, is surrounded by 72 Buddha statues seated inside a perforated stupa. Borobudur is located in an elevated area between two twin volcanoes, Sundoro-Sumbing and Merbabu-Merapi, and two rivers, the Progo and the Elo, approximately 40 kilometers (25 mi) northwest of Yogyakarta. According to local myth, the area known as Kedu Plain is a Javanese ‘sacred’ place and has been dubbed ‘the garden of Java’ due to its high agricultural fertility. More information about Borobudur can be found here. 2. Prambanan Temple Prambanan is a 9th-century Hindu temple compound in Central Java, Indonesia, dedicated to the Trimurti, the expression of God as the Creator (Brahma), the Preserver (Vishnu) and the Destroyer (Shiva). The temple compound is located approximately 17 kilometres (11 mi) northeast of the city of Yogyakarta on the boundary between Central Java and Yogyakarta provinces.It is the largest Hindu temple site in Indonesia and one of the biggest in Southeast Asia. Prambanan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is characterized by its tall and pointed architecture, typical of Hindu temple architecture, and by the towering 47-metre-high (154 ft) central building inside a large complex of individual temples. More information about Prambanan can be found here.

Faculty Members 1. Paryana Puspaputra CAD/CAM, Automation, Precision Assembly, Jewelry – Dr. Ir. : Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia – M.Eng : Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan email  : [email protected]       2. Muhammad Ridlwan Production Processes, Rapid Prototyping, Powder Metallurgy – B.Eng  : Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia – M.Eng  : Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia email  : [email protected]     3. Risdiyono CAD/CAM,  Product Design, Customization – Dr. Eng : Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand – M.Eng  : Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand – B.Eng  : Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia email  : [email protected]     4. Agung Nugroho Adi Mechatronics, Robotics, Automation, Energy – M.Eng  : Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia – B.Eng  : Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia email  : [email protected]

Vision Towards MED FIT UII as an excellent organizer of educational activity, research, and community service, having commitment in transformation and advancement in order to develop manufacturing science and technology utilization through 2015. Missions Conducting a higher education in mechanical engineering. Producing qualified and beneficial output. Plays an active role in the development and application of manufacturing technology.

Dear Prospective Students and Guests! Welcome to Mechanical Engineering Department, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Islamic University of Indonesia. Learning in Islamic University of Indonesia or UII (Universitas Islam Indonesia), is conceived as a process of enlightening mind to enable the learners to contribute in improving the quality of the environment in the future, or ideally, to be the mercy of the world (rahmatan li al-‘alamiin). Guided by this vision, UII, with its valuable resources and experiences achieves excellence in delivering education. Campuses and facilities . Situated on Jalan Kaliurang, UII main campus with its milder and more pleasant climate is an excellent place to study and enjoy academic life. Three other campuses are more easily reachable from the city. Mosque, sport hall, auditoriums, hospital and student convention center are among first-rate facilities available in these campuses Teaching staff. Excellent teaching staffs in UII mostly hold master and doctorate degrees from reputable universities in Indonesia and abroad. These lecturers are academicians, researchers and professionals to establish intensive links between academic and professional worlds. Libraries and knowledge resources . Besides the Main Library serving in university level, there are more than a dozen libraries in faculties and research centers in UII. More than 250.000 books and periodicals covering  a great variety of knowledge are available in these libraries. E-books and online journals providing access to thousands periodicals and greatly extends the coverage of knowledge in these library. Many licensed software and training centers are available to enable students to acquire computing knowledge and skills at the international level. IT supports considerably increase the capacity of UII students to obtain knowledge and intensify collaborative learning. E-learning is provided for many subjects while hotspots are available in most part of the campuses. Laboratory and research centers. Practical works and research are instrumental in transferring, developing and improving knowledge. UII, therefore, provides 74 laboratories and a great number of research centers for students and faculty members. Grants. Islamic University of Indonesia is one of the universities receiving largest amount of grants from government especially from Ministry of National Education and Ministry of Research and Technology. For the last five years, UII receive more than 50 billions and at least 15 billions rupiahs for the next three years for the improvement some units in university level as well as in many excellent departments and research centers. These grants contribute significantly in the advancements of facilities, infrastructure and skills for teaching and research. Academic Quality Assurance . To ensure that the design and implementation of education processes comply respectable standards, UII establishes Board of Academic Development and Board of Quality Assurance. Information Technology . This university is supported by solid infrastructure of information technology. Rangin from fibre optic backbone in the Main Campus, high-end wireless connection between campuses supported by own internet provider (UIINet ), to sef developed software and application for management and academic to hotspots and warnets (internet pools) are served mainly for students. Continuing development is also on going including strenghthening the internet facilities for students and staffs and integrated e-Learning . Should you need further information please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you.   Best Regards,   Agung Nugroho Adi Head of Mechanical Engineering Department email: [email protected]

  Brief Overview of Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering is a branch of engineering science. It applies principles of physics for analysis, design, development, manufacture, operation and maintenance of mechanical equipments. Generally, many people consider the field of mechanical engineering is limited to the matters related to the automotive engine, thus mechanical engineering often misunderstood as an automotive engine. Actually, automotive engine is indeed only a small part of mechanical engineering which is the most wide-ranging branch of engineering. Many areas are included within the scope of mechanical engineering, such as structural analysis, kinematics, dynamics, thermodynamics, materials engineering, energy conversion, thermal and fluid engineering, metrology, industrial automation, mechatronics, robotics, and manufacturing.   Department Profile Department of Mechanical Engineering FIT UII was established in 1999. The department is the fifth department within FIT UII. The legal basis for the establishment is the letter of Director General of Indonesia Higher Education no. 414/DIKTI/KEP/1999. In contrast to other mechanical engineering departments which are develop the field of general mechanical engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering FIT UII since its inception has set its concentration in manufacturing field. Manufacturing is the field of engineering science that studies the manufacturing processes of products, ranging from the design process, the production process to the quality control processes. The main focus of the educational processes, researches and community services performed by Department of Mechanical Engineering FIT-UII is the development of local uniqueness (local genius). The utilization of computer technology and information on product design and automation systems directed to the development of jewelry, crafts, and other art products. This local uniqueness is chosen by considering that the Yogyakarta and Central Java provinces are the center of the jewelry industries, handicrafts, and other art products. By selecting the concentration and local uniqueness mentioned above, Department of Mechanical Engineering FIT-UII contribute in the development and utilization of manufacturing technologies. The objective is to realize the strength of the domestic manufacturing industries in order to improve the competitiveness of the nation.  

Undergraduate programs: Department of Chemical Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Industrial Engineering Department of Informatics Department of Mechanical Engineering International Program: Department of Industrial Engineering Postgraduate Programs: Department of Industrial Engineering Department of Informatics

Vision   To be a superior faculty in developing human resources that oriented to future with commitment on changes and improvement in industrial technology, professional in education, research and community service to achieve khairo ummah’s (best community’s) characteristics. Missions   To create an institution that will be part of dakwah islamiyah based on Al-Quran and Al-Hadits in education, knowledge and technology, a place for an individual with ulil albab characteristics to expose themselves as khoiru ummah. To run teaching and learning system with information technology support and communication in modern higher education system framework that oriented to the development of knowledge and technology, maintain commitment on various implementation instruments to run qualified education. To create supreme human resources by the improvement of research quality and community service with technology innovation and creativity of knowledge’s implementation with adequate basic skill that oriented to human’s welfare, able to be motivator to economic growth and community’s welfare. To generate superior graduates in performance and behavior to be actively involved in society and able to compete in recent fiercer competition. To execute education process for higher education by implementing good management principles; equity, transparency, accountability and responsibility.

  Currently, the university has about 20.000 students and each year about 3.300 new students are enrolled. From 40 academic programs, 26 are undergraduate including the five international programs, 9 professional, magister and doctorate programs and the rest are the diploma programs. Most of the programs are accredited as A (very good) and B (good) by the National Board of Accreditation (BAN-PT). Some academic programs, especially to which Islamic value could enrich the curricula, are deemed as one of our strongest offers to prospective international students. Faculty of Law and Faculty of Economics (Management and Economics) for instance offer international programs where Islamic related subjects are offered such as Islamic Thought, Islamic Economics, Islamic Law, Indonesian Business Practices and Islamic Business Practices. Dual Degree with University of Wollongong (Australia) is also offered by Management and Economics Study Programs. Faculty of Medicine offers also subjects on Family Medicine and Islamic Medicine which could enrich international student in understanding general medicine in more comprehensive way. UII has cooperation and partner agreements with vari­ous foreign universities, with the aim of developing hu­man resources and implementing an effective quality management system. UII’s partner universities include, among others, Monash University Australia, Pai Chai University Korea, University of Karlsrühe Germany, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), Cyprus, Rajamanggala University of Technology Thanyaburi (RMUTT) Thailand, and Rajamanggala University of Technology Tawan-ok (RMUTTO) Thailand. UII also has cooperation agreements with a range of in­dustries and associations, in the form of scholarships, graduate recruitment, joint seminars and supporting equipment for laboratories. Partner industries and associations include Microsoft, SAP, PT. ASTRA, Exxon Mobile Oil, Cisco Net­working Academy, and Oracle.UII alumnus is well known and widespread throughout Indo­nesia. Prominent alumni include Prof. Dr. Moh. Mahfud, M.D as Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Byusro Muqqodas as Chairman of the Judicial Commission, Prof. Sarwidi, Ph.D and Prof. Widodo as national seismologists, and Dr. Sudi Fahmi as rector of Lancang Kuning University, Riau. Many mayors and re­gional leaders are also alumni of UII, such as Abdullah Tausikal (Regent of Central Maluku), Agus Salim (Regent of Mempawah) and Herry Zudianto (Mayor of Yogyakarta). Some UII graduates have become national figures, including Artika Sari Dewi (Miss Indonesia 2005), Ambar Polah Cahyono, Chairman of the Asso­ciation Furniture Manufacturers, and Wisnu Bayuaji of the Cook and Bayuaji, an architect consultant in Asia and Europe. This network of cooperation, as well as strong alumni, demon­strates a high level of trust from the public. We anticipate that this process will allow UII to fulfill its mission. Entrance to UII is a process of planting strong Islamic values and developing a sustainable innovative tradition to achieve perfection.

With regards to the long term plan towards a world class university, UII has collaborated with other institutions. Academic collaborations have been conducted with universities, both local and overseas. This has taken the form of student and staff exchange, joint research and internship programs. The student and staff exchange, along with joint research, has been conducted with Woosong University of Korea, Hokkaido University, Wollongong University, Hannseidel Foundation, Universitas Bina Nusantara, George Mason University, to name but a few. UII has also been working with International Internships in Australia to facilitate students from Australia to experience a working environment in Indonesia. The students come from Monash University, Sunshine Coast University, Macquarie University and Deakin University, among others. UII has agreement with the Australian Consortium for In Country Indonesian (ACICIS) which help students from Australia to take program courses in Indonesia. The collaboration covers the area of development in thought, such as the collaboration with International Institute of Islamic Thought on Epistemology. The collaborations are implemented not only at university level, but at department level as well. Hence, Mechanical Engineering Department (MED) FIT is very welcome to make any collaborations  with other universities, companies, institutions, organizations, associations, communities and individuals in the area of education, research, business,  etc. in order to gain mutual benefits. For example, every year students from Rajamangala University of Technology Tanyaburi (RMUTT) Thailand come to MED-FIT to take a two-month course works during inter-semester break. Should you have any concerns in making collaboration with the Department of Mechanical Engineering FIT, please do not hesitate to contact us.