The achievement of a PLO is supported by several courses which are distributed into eight semesters. One type of PLO is carried out in several courses such as PLO 1 (KN-1) carried by 5 courses, while one type of subject carries several types of PLO, for example, the Plant Physiology course carries PLO 2, 3, 7, 9, and 10. The path of achievement for each PLO can be seen in figure 2.24; 2.25; 2.26; 2.27; 2.28; 2.29; 2.30; 2.31; 2.32; 2.33; 2.34.
PLO-1 or KN-1 emphasizes basic knowledge of biology that is relevant to science and mathematics to understand current scientific phenomena and issues as well as apply them in problem-solving. This PLO was carried out in the course of General Biology, General Chemistry, General Physics, Basic Mathematics (Figure 2.24)
Figure 2.24. The roadmap of course support for PLO 1 or KN-1
PLO-2 or KN-2 emphasizes mastery of biological sciences and is carried out in many courses, both compulsory and elective courses, including Cell Biology, Plant Physiology, Animal Physiology, Genetics, Animal Taxonomy, Plant Taxonomy, and others (Figure 2.25).
Figure 2.25. The roadmap of course support for PLO 2 or KN-2
PLO 3 or KN-3 emphasizes mastery on the application of biological science in the form of problems solving of natural resources and the environment, as well as in the form of practicum, carried out by many courses, including courses in Plant Physiology, Microtechnic, Plant Systematics, Microbiology, Ecology, and others (Figure 2.26).
Figure 2.26. The roadmap of course support for PLO 3 or KN-3
PLO 4 or KN-4 emphasizes mastery of the use of software and instruments, analysis and synthesis methods, carried out by several courses namely Biostatistics and Biocomputers, Laboratory Engineering, Animal Systematics, Animal Physiology, and others (Figure 2.27).
Figure 2.32. The roadmap of course support for PLO 9 or GC-2
PLO 10 or AT-1 emphasizes the development of the ability to work independently both individually and in groups and is responsible for completing various tasks, carried out by courses in Biochemistry, Plant Development Structure, entrepreneurship, Molecular Biology, Microtechnics, and others (Figure 2.33).