The Big Data Lab is a specialized laboratory dedicated to supporting research activities for lecturers, students, and workshops. Equipped with 1 high-specification computer server, 3 Windows-based personal computers, 1 Mac-based personal computer, 1 large monitor, and 3 LED monitors, the lab serves as a platform to enhance and develop practical skills in research, particularly in the field of data science
UMN’s Wi-Fi has a free flow system where UMN students are not charged with cellular data when accessing the internet. This Wi-Fi network can cover the entire campus of UMN that guarantees high connection for 24 Hour to provide comfort towards students.
Aside from having Cisco Firewall, Cisco Switch, Anti Malware, PC and laptop, UMN students will be trained to understand how hackers work. This is a deliberate act so that our network is safe and therefore can’t be hacked.
A laboratory equipped with technological tools that can help students hold discussions and design concepts. Here, UMN obligates students to work and learn together. In this collaborative laboratory, students actively interact with one another by sharing their experiences and knowledge. Discussions are also held digitally (online forums, chat rooms and more).
This laboratory is a collaboration between UMN and RIIxGRID Japan. This server can be accessed without any limits and facilitates the course of computation specifically for machine learning and deep learning. With a facility equipped with image processing, voice identification and a discussion room, UMN students are aspired to become expert data scientists who are qualified to work in advanced technological industries.
UMN developed two advanced online learning methods (e-learning) which are virtually synchronous and asynchronous. In the synchronous method, lecturers and students can run the course online via video conference despite being at various different places. Whereas the asynchronous method, students can access lecture materials and quizzes in the form of interactive videos and attain lecture assignments through a web page elearning.umn.ac.id. Furthermore, students can ask their lecturers inquiries directly regarding any subject through their personal chat and discussion forums that are already built-in on UMN’s e-learning website. Considering this, e-learning makes it easy for students to be able to study anywhere and anytime.
This modern theater hall has a capacity of up to 200 people. This room is often used for seminars, workshops, lectures with guest lecturers, and UKM show (Student Activity Unit).
With the extent of modern interior designs, tens of thousands of local and international reading assortments can be found at the UMN’s Library. The library also provides digital collections, such as e-journal, e-library, digital thesis services, and plagiarism-checking service. Additionally, UMN makes these collections relevant by getting the latest research references. All of the convenience is because UMN’s library has subscribed to Emerald and Proquest e-journals, as well as getting free access to journals from SAGE & Wiley from the Ministry of Education and Culture library and the National Library of Indonesia.
Information Technology students frequently organize tutorials to support student learning, particularly for courses that are considered challenging, such as practical subjects like Algorithm and Data Structure, Data Analysis and Database Systems, Probability and Statistics, and others. These additional learning sessions are conducted by senior students who have successfully completed the relevant courses with good grades, enabling them to effectively teach students at lower levels.
The General Computer Laboratory supports hands-on teaching and learning activities, which are divided into practical courses and additional activities. Practical courses are scheduled every semester and include 14 compulsory classes that require licensed software such as SAP for ERP-related courses, Oracle for database-related courses, and Tableau for Big Data courses. Additional activities, such as training, workshops, and community service, are unscheduled and conducted based on specific needs. //\r\nThe courses and software used in the lab include IS203 Applied ERP, IS439 ERP Configuration, and IS539 ERP Programming, all using SAP. For database-related courses, IS419 Database Administration and IS519 Database Development use Oracle, while IS412 Data Visualization uses Tableau.
New Media Tower Lecture Theatre. This modern theater space has a capacity of up to 500 people.
Every student has a personal account to log in to MYUMN, where various comprehensive information needed by the students is available.
This laboratory is used for the development of mobile and desktop-based games. To enhance the interactivity of students\' works, UMN provides input devices based on motion sensor recognition, such as Leap Motion for hand gestures, Kinect V2 for full-body motion, and a head-mounted VR headset (Oculus Rift) equipped with hand-tracking technology. Not only does this lab have supporting hardware technology, but it also includes software for developing digital gaming content, such as game engines, sound and graphics editing software.
Using official Huawei devices, this laboratory is utilized by students to study network infrastructure management. Additionally, being the only active Redhat Academy, UMN also trains students in configuring network services, such as web service, email service, and other services on the Linux platform. UMN\'s Computer Engineering Program is the only active Redhat Academy in Indonesia.
UMN also facilitates its students to obtain certifications before graduating. On an international scale, UMN becomes the first Authorized Test Center Person View in Banten for students of the Faculty of Engineering and Informatics who wish to pursue certifications from Cisco, Oracle, Adobe, Microsoft, and Certified Ethical Hacking. Meanwhile, on a national scale, UMN becomes the first Authorized Test Center IAPI (Indonesian Institute of Certified Public Accountants) in Banten for Accounting program students who wish to pursue ACPAI, CPAI, and CPA certifications.
In this laboratory, students can learn about routing and switching in computer networks, ranging from small-scale (LAN) to medium-scale (ISP) networks. The rooting and switching devices in this lab are officially facilitated by Cisco. Additionally, the lab provides Huawei-facilitated firewall devices. UMN\'s Computer Engineering Program is the first and only Huawei Authorized Information & Network Academy in Indonesia.
In this laboratory, students can design, create, simulate, and even publish Android applications on the Play Store.
UMN students can enjoy indoor sports facilities located on the 23rd floor of PK Ojong-Jakob Oetama Building. The Sport Hall provides facilities for badminton and futsal courts, as well as an ongoing development of a fitness center.
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