Lap Banker - As an implementation of practice-based learning and effort to improve readiness in the face of the workforce, the University of the Indonesian Teknowrat officially handed over students of the Information Studies Program to carry out internship programs at Polresta Bandau. This event was followed by an informatical student, which is Fifit L Marpaung, Ni Made Ameglia Sari, and Reno, who got a chance to engage directly in various operational activities as well as information systems management in Polresta Bandau neighborhood.
Through this training program, students can understand the process of working and application of information technology in police institutions and public services, improve professional skills, and develop communication skills, teamwork, and solving problems that become important competence in the working world today. The experience is expected to provide a real picture of professional labor culture as well as strengthen their readiness in entering the industry and government agencies after completing education.
This surrender and internship was under the guidance of the Professor of the Indonesian University of Teknowrat University, Aderia Yudhistira, S.Kom., M.Kom., which constantly provides direction and guidance so students can optimize the learning process during interns.
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"Monitoring activities and surveillance of public traffic conditions in fact-time via an integrated CCTV network at the Command Center to support the safety and smooth traffic."
The internship program is one of the most important means for students to connect theories that are obtained in college with immediate practice in the field. In addition to expanding insight and work experience, these activities also help students build professionalism, work ethic, and adaptability skills to technology in various sectors.
With a collaboration between the University of Teknokrat Indonesia and Polresta Bandau Lampung, it is expected to be created a competent, competitive, self-contributing graduate, and ready to contribute in the real world of work and national development.
