2.1a. Modul Handbook of B.Eng Civil Engineering

Modul name	Coastal Engineering
Level module	6 (undergraduate)
Abbreviation of applicable	SIP 620413
Sub-heading, if applicable
Courses included in the module, if applicable
Semester	VII
Person in charge	Ir. Ahmad Zakaria, M.T., Ph.D.
Lecturer	1. Ir. Ahmad Zakaria, M.T., Ph.D. 2. Dr H. Ahmad Herison, S.T.,M.T 3. Subuh Tugiono, S.T., M.T.
Language	Bahasa Indonesia, English
Classifications within the curriculum	Compulsory/ elective course
Teaching (hours per week during the semester	2 class hour lecture (2´170 minutes lecture) ´ 16 weeks
Workload per semester	340 minutes lecture is divided into 100 minutes face to face interaction, 120 minutes structural activities, 120 minutes independent study
Credit points	2 SKS (3.12 ECTS)
Learning goal	A01	Fulfilling task with moral, ethics and manner (2-S)
	A02	Capable to be part of team work and showing social awareness (4a-W)
	A03	Being eager to be independent (4b-S)
	C04	Capable to design and apply innovative construction, eco-friendly, low-cost, adaptive to climate change (7a-S)
	P05	Mastering tools and software, collecting information, and applicable procedure that has been determined (7b-S)
	C06	Capable to fulfill task as technician, analyst, and engineer with low-cost approach, emphasizing in coastal building and infrastructure that adaptive to climate change (8-S)
	C07	Knowledgeable and skillful to fulfill the requirements of applicable standard incorporating factual and specific expertise emphasizing in coastal building and infrastructure that adaptive to climate change; hence having competencies to complete task properly and thoroughly (9-S).
	A08	Responsible and enable to fulfill task holistically (10-S)
	A09	Have a willingness to learn throughout lifetime (11-S)
	Note: C: cognitive; A: affective; P: psychomotor Cognitive: C1 (knowledge), C2 (understanding), C3 (application), C4 (analyze), C5 (evaluate), C6 (create)
Course Learning Outcomes/ Competencies	Being able to: 1. Explain coastal hazard (C2;2) 2. Explain wave theory and wave deformation (C2;2) 3. Calculate the effect varying bottom topography, breakwater openings and similar has on waves (C3;16) 4. Calculate sea state parameters (wave height, wave period, water levels), both in the short term and long-term perspective (C3;16) 5. Describe measurement systems for measuring waves (C4;3) 6. Calculating the tidal currents and sand transport in a harbour entrance (C3;16) 7. Explain the ocean water surface fluctuation (C2;2) 8. Explain wind-wave statistics, forecasting and distribution (C2;2) 9. Assess the bedforms and their impact on sand transport under different wave and current conditions (C6;13) 10. Propose and evaluate measures to protect beaches from erosion due to waves and currents (C4;3-C4;1)
Content	Lecturing: 1. Introduction 2. Coastal hazard 3. Wave theory, wave deformation (reflection, refraction, shoaling, diffraction), effect varying bottom topography, breakwater openings and similarity on waves, sea state parameters (wave height, wave period, water levels), both in the short term and long-term perspective, measurement systems for measuring waves 4. Tide theory, tidal currents and sand transport in a harbour entrance 5. Ocean water surface fluctuation 6. Wind-wave statistic, forecasting and distribution 7. Bedforms and their impact on sand transport under different wave and current conditions 8. Shore protection from erosion due to waves and currents
	A. Practical work
Study/ exam achievement	Assessment Aspect (%)		A1	A2	A3	C4	P5	C6	C7	A8	A9
	Quiz (20%) - writing test		Ö		Ö		Ö			Ö
	Mid test (25%)- writing test		Ö		Ö		Ö			Ö
	Final test (35%)- writing test		Ö		Ö		Ö			Ö	Ö
	Final Task (20%)		Ö	Ö	Ö	Ö	Ö	Ö	Ö	Ö	Ö
	Score index
	A						A ³76
	B+						71 £ B+ < 76
	B						66 £ B < 71
	C+						61 £ C+< 66
	C						56 £ C < 61
	D						50 £ D < 56
	E						E < 50
Forms of media	Software						Hardware
	Ms. Office (PPT, Ms Word, Ms. Excel)						Projector
							LCD
							Laptop, computer