The modules are embedded
into the existing courses of WSSIM ITB. The development of these modules is standardized
so that the module materials can be deliver properly through the relevant
subjects.
WSSIM ITB Curriculum
Global Sanitation Curriculum
1st semester
1
IS5089
Research Methodology
3
Research Methods for Sanitation
2
IS5101
Urban Infrastructure Design
2
3
IS5102
Environmental Infrastructure Based on Spatial Data
2
4
IS5103
Water Policy and Environmental Economics
2
5
IS5104
Solid Waste System Planning
2
2nd Semester
1
IS5201
Water Supply System and Treatment
2
2
IS5202
Wastewater System and Treatment
2
Introduction to Sanitation
Sanitation Systems and Services
Sanitation Technology
Analysis of Sanitation Flow
Elective Course
3rd Semester
1
IS6101
Design and Development of Infrastructure (Studio)
3
Leadership
Teamwork Skills Development
Sanitation Technology
2
IS6102
Project Management for Water and Sanitation Infrastructure
2
Project Management
Elective Course
4th Semester
1
IS6099
Seminar and Thesis
6
Research Theory and Practice
Elective Course
IS5251
Sustainable Settlement Drainage System
2
IS5252
Community Based Development (*)
2
Behavior Change
IS6151
Fecal Management (*)
2
Sanitation and Public Health
Sanitation Technology
Analysis of Sanitation Flow
IS6152
Disaster Sanitation (*)
2
Emergency Sanitation
IS5253
Assessment in the Sanitation Sector (*)
2
Sanitation Systems and Services
Sanitation and Public Health
IS5254
Institutional and Financial Aspects in the Field of
Sanitation (*)
2
Sanitation Financing
Sanitation Governance
IS6153
Advance Water Supply System and Treatment
2
(*) elective course for WSSIM student but compulsory for GSGS student
The following is a syllabus for each course:
Course Code
:
IS5089 / 3 SKS
Course Name
:
Research Methodology/ Professional Ethics
Summary Syllabus
:
This course is a preliminary course as a
provision for students to prepare their research and thesis. Includes the introduction
of scientific research methods commonly used and several research methods
that are often used especially in the field of clean water and sanitation
accompanied by statistical data processing methods
Complete Syllabus
:
This course is a preliminary course as a
provision for students to enter their research and thesis. Introduced methods
of scientific research that are generally used, and several methods of
research that are often used especially in the field of clean water and
sanitation. This lecture introduces students to the basic concepts of
scientific research as the basis for the preparation of proposals. In this
lecture there are also the basics of using statistics in conducting research
and disseminating research results in the form of scientific works, theses.
In addition to assisting understanding of various concepts and important
aspects of various spectrums of research, in this lecture students are also
introduced to the format of the preparation of research proposals and thesis
writing
Course Code
:
IS5101 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Urban Infrastructure Planning
Summary Syllabus
:
Understanding of the scope, planning process,
analysis of policy strategies, institutions, funding, operations, are
discussed comprehensively, especially those related to basic infrastructure
in cities/ villages in Indonesia, such as water and sanitation.
Complete Syllabus
:
Settlement infrastructure and facilities are an
important component seen from social, economic, physical, economic, technical
and environmental functions. Understanding of the scope, planning process,
analysis of policy strategies, institutions, funding, operations, are
discussed comprehensively, especially those related to basic infrastructure
in cities / villages in Indonesia, such as water and sanitation.
Course Code
:
IS5102 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Spatial Data-Based Environmental Infrastructure
Summary Syllabus
:
Students are expected to be able to understand
Environmental infrastructure planning as a support for urban facilities and
settlements that require a comprehensive approach between practical
experience and selection of methods. Understanding GIS as a tool that can be
used to bridge spatial understanding commonly used by practitioners with
thematic understanding used in development planning.
Complete Syllabus
:
Environmental infrastructure planning as a
support for urban facilities and settlements requires a comprehensive
approach between practical experience and selection of methods. GIS is a tool
that can be used to bridge spatial understanding commonly used by
practitioners with thematic understanding used in development planning (e.g.
statistics). Students are expected to be able to understand Environmental
infrastructure planning as a support for urban facilities and settlements
that require a comprehensive approach between practical experience and
selection of methods. Understanding GIS as a tool that can be used to bridge
spatial understanding commonly used by practitioners with thematic
understanding used in development planning.
Course Code
:
IS5103 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Water Policy and Environmental Economics
Summary Syllabus
:
This course discusses knowledge that supports the
development of sustainable water resources infrastructure including water,
drainage, and drinking water development systems with an understanding of the
characteristics of water resources (rain and discharge) that are random and
stochastic
Complete Syllabus
:
In this course we will discuss knowledge that
supports the development of sustainable water resources infrastructure
including water, drainage, and drinking water development systems with an
understanding of the characteristics of random and stochastic water (rain and
discharge) resources. This course will also discuss the types of policies
related to the management of water resources from upstream (recharge areas)
to downstream (urban areas) so that the planned infrastructure in the
upstream and downstream areas in a watershed can be integrated and
sustainable.
Course Code
:
IS5104 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Solid Waste System Planning
Summary Syllabus
:
The concept of waste management and current
related issues, waste management systems, waste management in semi-urban and riverbanks,
the informal sector and the application of 3R, community participation,
appropriate waste management technologies, and quality improvement of waste
final processing sites and regional landfill planning. The lecture was held
by prioritizing the search for problems directly in the field.
Complete Syllabus
:
The concept of waste management and current
related issues, waste management systems, waste management in semi-urban and
riverbanks, the informal sector and the application of 3R, community participation,
appropriate waste management technologies, and quality improvement of waste
final processing sites and regional landfill planning. The lecture was held
by prioritizing the search for problems directly in the field. Lectures and
references provided are used as references to clarify problems and provide
direction for solving problems encountered. With a credit amount of 2
credits, the lecture is held 2 (two) hours per week. There are 2 (two) tasks
given, carried out by each group divided at the beginning of the lecture. To
complete report writing, they must search for data through surveys,
interviews, measurements, and analysis of samples in the laboratory. Each
assignment ends with a presentation in class according to the schedule that
has been made before. There are 1 (one) guest lecturers from professionals
who are specially invited to give lectures, to enrich students’ understanding
of problems and solutions that can be used. Assessment is based on 3 main
activities, namely the results of the execution of tasks consisting of
Reports, Presentations, activeness of discussion in class, midterm (UTS) and
final examination (UAS). Outcomes the subjects are expected to be able to
evaluate students’ systems that are already running, then be able to find
important points for improving the system, planning (planning), making
outlines of waste management system design, then calculating financing, which
is linked to the institutional aspects prevailing in Indonesia.
Course Code
:
IS6101 / 3 (2) SKS
Course Name
:
Water and Sanitation Infrastructure Planning
(Studio)
Summary Syllabus
:
This course is an implementation of lecture
materials related to clean water and sanitation that have been taken by
students in the form of project assignments to evaluate and plan the
management of clean water and sanitation infrastructure in the community by
collecting key data in the field and applying in planning, both in the field
of drinking water and sanitation in an integrated manner.
Complete Syllabus
:
This course is an implementation of lecture
materials related to clean water and sanitation that have been taken by
students in the form of project assignments to evaluate and plan the
management of clean water and sanitation infrastructure in the community by collecting
key data in the field and applying in planning, both in the field of drinking
water and sanitation in an integrated manner.
Course Code
:
IS6102 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Project Management for Water and Sanitation
Infrastructure
Summary Syllabus
:
Review and design views; phasing in the design
process; limiting factor; project management techniques in environmental
engineering buildings, especially in the field of clean water and sanitation
Complete Syllabus
:
Review and design views; phasing in the design
process; limiting factor; project management techniques in environmental
engineering buildings, especially in the field of clean water and sanitation
The achievement of selected optimization of clean water and sanitation
systems can be done using a linear program approach and dynamic programs. The
application of these two methods is in solving various optimization problems
related to environmental problems, especially in the field of clean water and
sanitation.
Course Code
:
IS5201 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Water Supply Management
Summary Syllabus
:
This course will provide insight into the basic
principles of a drinking water supply system that includes raw water sources,
transmission, processing and distribution through classroom learning.
Complete Syllabus
:
This course will provide insight into the basic
principles of a drinking water supply system that includes raw water sources,
transmission, processing and distribution through classroom learning. These
principles will be reviewed from the aspects of institutions, finance and
feasibility. In addition, the basic calculations needed in planning for
drinking water supply will be discussed briefly and supplemented with
practical knowledge in the field through case studies, discussions and
benchmarking
Course Code
:
IS5202 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Wastewater Management and Treatment System
Summary Syllabus
:
Introduction regarding domestic wastewater
management, including general views of domestic wastewater management,
conditions for wastewater management in developing countries, waste water
treatment technology, and community involvement in wastewater management.
Complete Syllabus
:
Introduction regarding domestic wastewater
management, including general views of domestic wastewater management,
conditions for wastewater management in developing countries, waste water
treatment technology, and community involvement in wastewater management.
Course Code
:
IS6099 / 6 (6) SKS
Course Name
:
Seminar & Thesis
Summary Syllabus
:
In this course students make scientific studies,
make scientific writing, and present it in every progress of the Thesis and
final session.
Complete Syllabus
:
Thesis is an academic requirement that must be
completed by students at the end of their studies, in accordance with their
fields of interest by applying it in the field of water and sanitation
infrastructure management. In this course students make scientific studies,
make scientific writing, and present it in every progress of the Thesis and
final session.
Selected Course
Course Code
:
IS5251 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Sustainable Urban Drainage System
Summary Syllabus
:
Basic principles and settlement and urban
drainage planning, development of sustainable / environmentally sound / eco
drainage drainage systems, rainwater retaining technology and runoff water
control, water runoff control technology with soil infiltration, financial
aspects, community empowerment, ecology, and case studies
Complete Syllabus
:
Basic principles and settlement and urban
drainage planning, development of sustainable / environmentally sound / eco
drainage drainage systems, rainwater retaining technology and runoff water
control, water runoff control technology with soil infiltration, financial
aspects, community empowerment, ecology, and case studies
Course Code
:
IS5252 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Community Based Development
Summary Syllabus
:
This course provides an understanding of the
understanding of the concept of community-based development model
transformation; model concepts; and moral justification, understanding of
community-based development concepts (domains in social life, economic and
political exclusion, empowerment vs. dis empowerment, community capacity ,
leadership and change management, effective community organizations,
collaboration, partners, social networks, institutions in community-based
development, behavior change, and the program monitoring and evaluation
techniques.
Complete Syllabus
:
In accordance with the mandate of SDGs 2030,
access to safe and sustainable drinking water and domestic wastewater
management is the goal of development. Household waste management is also one
of the problems of basic sanitation infrastructure that must be addressed.
One model of the provision of water and sanitation services is the
community-based development approach. This course provides an understanding
of the understanding of the concept of community-based development model
transformation; model concepts; and moral justification, understanding of
community-based development concepts (domains in social life, economic and
political exclusion, empowerment vs. dis empowerment, community capacity ,
leadership and change management, effective community organizations,
collaboration, partners, social networks, institutions in community-based
development, behaviour change, and the program monitoring and evaluation
techniques.
Course Code
:
IS5253 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Assessment in Sanitation Field
Summary Syllabus
:
Introduction of assessment methods in the field
of sanitation, including assessment related to public health and assessment
of waste water treatment services
Complete Syllabus
:
Introduction of assessment methods in the field
of sanitation, including assessment related to public health and assessment
of waste water treatment services
Course Code
:
IS5254 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Institutional and Financial Aspects in Sanitation
Field
Summary Syllabus
:
This course will provide more comprehensive
understanding of institutional and financial aspects in the field of
sanitation. The lecture material is divided into several topics, namely (1)
Water and Sanitation Governance and (2) Business Models and Financing in
Water and Sanitation Management
Complete Syllabus
:
This course will provide more
comprehensive understanding of institutional and financial aspects in the
field of sanitation. The lecture material is divided into several topics,
namely (1) Water and Sanitation Governance and (2) Business Models and
Financing in Water and Sanitation Management. In addition, in this lecture
students are required to be active in finding papers and / or case studies
related to water and sanitation management and discuss them in groups.
Course Code
:
IS5255 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Solid Waste Infrastructure Management
Summary Syllabus
:
Waste management infrastructure is based on
current relevant issues, waste management systems, waste management in
semi-urban and urban areas, appropriate waste management technology, and
improving the quality of waste final processing sites and regional landfill
planning, as well as the implementation that according to national policy.
Complete Syllabus
:
Waste management infrastructure is based on
current relevant issues, waste management systems, waste management in
semi-urban and urban areas, appropriate waste management technology, and
improving the quality of waste final processing sites and regional landfill
planning, as well as the implementation that according to national policy .
The lecture was carried out by prioritizing the search for problems directly
in the field, by taking case studies of strategic solid waste infrastructure
(both in the planning and operating stages). Lectures and references provided
are used as references to clarify problems and provide direction for solving
problems encountered. With a credit amount of 2 credits, the lecture is
conducted 2 hours per week. There is 1 (one) task given, carried out by each
group of students. To complete report writing, they must search data through
surveys, such as interview observation, measurement, and sample analysis.
Tasks will be evaluated for progress before mid exam, and scheduled to be
presented in class according to the schedule at the end of the lecture.
Assessment is based on 3 main activities, namely the results of the execution
of tasks consisting of Reports, Presentations, activeness of discussion in
class, midterm exam and final examination. Outcomes of the course are
expected that students are able to analyze the management of solid waste
infrastructure both in the planning or feasibility study and infrastructure
stages, then are able to find important points for the improvement
(optimization) of the management of the waste infrastructure, both
technically and non-technical regulatory aspects that apply in Indonesia.
Course Code
:
IS6151 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Fecal Sludge Management
Summary Syllabus
:
This course provides learning related to fecal
sludge management including an understanding of the importance of management
of fecal sludge and transmission routes for the spread of diseases due to
fecal sludge, understanding the characteristics of fecal sludge and
processing of fecal sludge, evaluating fecal sludge treatment plants and
developing fecal sludge management models.
Complete Syllabus
:
This course provides learning related to fecal
sludge management including an understanding of the importance of management
of fecal sludge and transmission routes for the spread of diseases due to
fecal sludge, understanding the characteristics of fecal sludge and
processing of fecal sludge, evaluating fecal sludge treatment plants and developing
fecal sludge management models.
Course Code
:
IS6152 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Emergency Sanitation Management
Summary Syllabus
:
This course will provide a more comprehensive understanding of
sanitation management in the area which is planned for disasters.
Complete Syllabus
:
This course will provide a more comprehensive
understanding of sanitation management in the area which is planned for
disasters. The lecture material is divided into several topics, namely (1)
Introduction to WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) in disaster and
humanity, (2) Key actors (key parameters) and international legal frameworks
that apply in disaster and humanity, (3 ) Relations between disaster and
humanity, (4) Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Cluster (5) Monitoring and
evaluation in disaster and humanitarian sanitation systems, and (6)
Assessment of needs in disaster sanitation systems.
Course Code
:
IS6153 / 2 SKS
Course Name
:
Advanced Water Treatment System
Summary Syllabus
:
This course will provide insight into the basic
principles of a drinking water supply system that includes raw water sources,
transmission, processing and distribution through classroom learning.
Complete Syllabus
:
This course will provide insight into the basic principles of a drinking water supply system that includes raw water sources, transmission, processing and distribution through classroom learning. These principles will be reviewed from the aspects of institutions, finance and feasibility. In addition, the basic calculations needed in planning for drinking water supply will be discussed briefly and supplemented with practical knowledge in the field through case studies, discussions and bench marking
