Why should humans care about biodiversity?
I want to answer this question without using references, except the information I have "internalized".
Humans should care about biodiversity because every living creature on earth has their own contribution for the well-being of the earth environment.
For example, earthworms give contribution for fertilizing the soil, the fertilized soil would provide food for herbivores, the existence of herbivores provide food for carnivore and so on as we commonly know as food chain. In geography, mountains are like the nails of the earth that maintain the balance of the earth position. The jungle as the lung of the earth where fresh air is regenerated, etc.
Quran Surah Ali Imran (3) Verse 191 : Rabbanaa maa khalaqta haadza baathil (Our dear Lord, nothing You created are in vain).
Now for human, what is the function and contribution from human to this earth?
This huge earth are filled with so many resources that would be very useful. The many resources needs to be well-organized and used so that nothing is wasted, who should do the task of organizing earth resources? Philosophically speaking, human duty can be defined as the manager of this earth because we have something that the flora and fauna don't have, we have the brightest brain that allow us to do a lot more things than the other creatures.
Quran Surah An Naml (27) Verse 62: Wa yaj'alukum khulafaa'a fil ardh (and makes you (mankind) inheritors of the earth)
What is the responsible of managers? In business theories, managers are supposed to make the most profit for the company while at the same time improving the quality of life for its every stakeholders including employees, shareholders, government, society, etc. The flora, fauna, and the earth itself are the stakeholders of the Earth "company". That's why human as managers should understand and care about biodiversity, because the task of improving the quality of life could not be done without even knowing every stakeholders involved. What happen if a manager fail to satisfy the need of the stakeholders? Of course in the end, one would be fired and that would mean the destruction of human life itself because we cannot live alone in this world, we need the others too.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Introduction to Environmental Sciences
This interdisciplinary course examines the impact of social groups and individuals on the natural environment. Critical environmental issues such as air pollution, water sources, energy, and climate change are analyzed and discussed. Special attention is given to national and global policy formation regarding land use, agriculture, energy and waste disposal.
Course Number: GS 1301
Prerequisites: None
UNIT 1
Biodiversity Conservation and the Environmental Movement
Why should humans care about biodiversity?
I want to answer this question without using references, except the information I have "internalized".
Humans should care about biodiversity because every creature on earth has their own contribution for the well-being of the earth environment.
For example, earthworms give contribution for fertilizing the soil, the fertilized soil would provide food for herbivores, the existence of herbivores provide food for carnivore and so on as we commonly know as food chain. In geography, mountains are like the nails of the earth that maintain the balance of the earth position. The jungle as the lung of the earth where fresh air is regenerated, etc.
Now for human, what is the function and contribution from human to this earth?
This huge earth are filled with so many resources that would be very useful. The many resources needs to be well-organized and used so that nothing is wasted, who should do the task of organizing earth resources? Philosophically speaking, human duty can be defined as the manager of this earth because we have something that the flora and fauna don't have, we have the brightest brain that allow us to do a lot more things than the other creatures.
What is the responsible of managers? In business theories, managers are supposed to make the most profit for the company while at the same time improving the quality of life for its every stakeholders including employees, shareholders, government, society, etc. The flora, fauna, and the earth itself are the stakeholders of the Earth "company". That's why human as managers should understand and care about biodiversity, because the task of improving the quality of life could not be done without even knowing every stakeholders involved. What happen if a manager fail to satisfy the need of the stakeholders? Of course in the end, one would be fired and that would mean the destruction of human life itself because we cannot live alone in this world, we need the others too.
UNIT 2
Agricultural Impacts on the Environment and Society. Land Degradation and Preservation
List some of the common plant based drink juices and foods that you regularly consume. Do you know where the juices and food your eat come from? Why is it important to know where your juices and foods come from?
Before you write your discussion you should also read the movie review of Food Inc” from these sites:
http://documentaryfilms.suite101.com/article.cfm/food_inc_hungry_for_change
http://documentaries.about.com/od/revie2/fr/FoodInc.htm
http://independentfilms.suite101.com/article.cfm/food_inc_movie_review
Optional: Watch the trailer for “Food Inc”:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqQVll-MP3I&feature=related
List of the common plant based drink juices and foods that I regularly consume:
orange, carrot, spinach, avocado, apple, pear, watermelon, honeydew, onion, garlic, chili, soft and hard soy cakes, sweet and salty soy sauce, many kinds of beans, I guess potato and rice are counted as plant based foods even if they have many carbohydrates.
And about where they come from, I only know as far as I bought them in a local traditional market except for rice, it usually is easier to find one with good quality in modern supermarket. Foods in traditional market usually come from the villages area near our city. Most of them are national products, including the ones I bought in modern supermarket. I don't really like to buy imported items except if I really need them (like imported books that haven't translated into our language yet). It takes more fuel to transport them from other countries, and more fuel means more burden for our mother earth.
Now that I got more information from the suggested sources, I realize that I'm in the right track of buying more food from local traditional markets and less from modern supermarket because then it helps farmers in our country. Although some of farming processes still needs to be revolutionized like the way they use too much pesticides, opening jungles for farming area, not reviving the land after harvest season, etc. It is important for us to know where our foods come from so that in the process of fulfilling our bodies needs there are none (no one, nothing, no animal) are being abused and hurt in the way. Giving ourselves food would be counted as one good deed, but if in the process it hurt animal, it would be one bad deed, destroy the land, one more bad deed, abuse the worker, one more bad deed. Then one good deed plus three bad deeds by one person, and multiply it by millions (people), our mother earth is full with more bad deeds than good deed. No wonder global warming is coming with the intention to remind us that the earth will soon be no place for human race to live except if we do something starting from now, like caring about how our foods processed.
Course Number: GS 1301
Prerequisites: None
UNIT 1
Biodiversity Conservation and the Environmental Movement
Why should humans care about biodiversity?
I want to answer this question without using references, except the information I have "internalized".
Humans should care about biodiversity because every creature on earth has their own contribution for the well-being of the earth environment.
For example, earthworms give contribution for fertilizing the soil, the fertilized soil would provide food for herbivores, the existence of herbivores provide food for carnivore and so on as we commonly know as food chain. In geography, mountains are like the nails of the earth that maintain the balance of the earth position. The jungle as the lung of the earth where fresh air is regenerated, etc.
Now for human, what is the function and contribution from human to this earth?
This huge earth are filled with so many resources that would be very useful. The many resources needs to be well-organized and used so that nothing is wasted, who should do the task of organizing earth resources? Philosophically speaking, human duty can be defined as the manager of this earth because we have something that the flora and fauna don't have, we have the brightest brain that allow us to do a lot more things than the other creatures.
What is the responsible of managers? In business theories, managers are supposed to make the most profit for the company while at the same time improving the quality of life for its every stakeholders including employees, shareholders, government, society, etc. The flora, fauna, and the earth itself are the stakeholders of the Earth "company". That's why human as managers should understand and care about biodiversity, because the task of improving the quality of life could not be done without even knowing every stakeholders involved. What happen if a manager fail to satisfy the need of the stakeholders? Of course in the end, one would be fired and that would mean the destruction of human life itself because we cannot live alone in this world, we need the others too.
UNIT 2
Agricultural Impacts on the Environment and Society. Land Degradation and Preservation
List some of the common plant based drink juices and foods that you regularly consume. Do you know where the juices and food your eat come from? Why is it important to know where your juices and foods come from?
Before you write your discussion you should also read the movie review of Food Inc” from these sites:
http://documentaryfilms.suite101.com/article.cfm/food_inc_hungry_for_change
http://documentaries.about.com/od/revie2/fr/FoodInc.htm
http://independentfilms.suite101.com/article.cfm/food_inc_movie_review
Optional: Watch the trailer for “Food Inc”:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqQVll-MP3I&feature=related
List of the common plant based drink juices and foods that I regularly consume:
orange, carrot, spinach, avocado, apple, pear, watermelon, honeydew, onion, garlic, chili, soft and hard soy cakes, sweet and salty soy sauce, many kinds of beans, I guess potato and rice are counted as plant based foods even if they have many carbohydrates.
And about where they come from, I only know as far as I bought them in a local traditional market except for rice, it usually is easier to find one with good quality in modern supermarket. Foods in traditional market usually come from the villages area near our city. Most of them are national products, including the ones I bought in modern supermarket. I don't really like to buy imported items except if I really need them (like imported books that haven't translated into our language yet). It takes more fuel to transport them from other countries, and more fuel means more burden for our mother earth.
Now that I got more information from the suggested sources, I realize that I'm in the right track of buying more food from local traditional markets and less from modern supermarket because then it helps farmers in our country. Although some of farming processes still needs to be revolutionized like the way they use too much pesticides, opening jungles for farming area, not reviving the land after harvest season, etc. It is important for us to know where our foods come from so that in the process of fulfilling our bodies needs there are none (no one, nothing, no animal) are being abused and hurt in the way. Giving ourselves food would be counted as one good deed, but if in the process it hurt animal, it would be one bad deed, destroy the land, one more bad deed, abuse the worker, one more bad deed. Then one good deed plus three bad deeds by one person, and multiply it by millions (people), our mother earth is full with more bad deeds than good deed. No wonder global warming is coming with the intention to remind us that the earth will soon be no place for human race to live except if we do something starting from now, like caring about how our foods processed.
Basic Accounting
http://my.uopeople.org/course/view.php?id=35
This course serves as an introduction to the basic theory, principles and techniques of contemporary financial accounting. Topics include the accounting cycle and the preparation of financial statements.
Course Number: BU 1102
Prerequisites: None
Welcome to Basic Accounting BU1102
This course is designed to introduce students to the concepts of financial reporting and financial management. Students will learn to tackle real-world accounting challenges by learning how to correctly make use of financial statements. Many a fortune has been made and lost, owing to the quality of the information used in making important financial decisions. This course will pave the way towards a better understanding of the capital market decision-making process. We will also explore various aspects related to current assets during our 8 weeks of study.
UNIT 1
Introduction to Principles of Financial Accounting
What purpose does Financial Accounting provide in society?
I will start answering the question by quoting the definition of Accounting taken from the textbook 'Principles of Accounting'
"Accounting is a set of concepts and techniques that are used to measure and report financial information about an economic unit. The economic unit is generally considered to be a separate enterprise. The information is potentially reported to a variety of different types of interested parties. These include business managers, owners, creditors, governmental units, financial analysts, and even employees. In one way or another, these users of accounting information tend to be concerned about their own interests in the entity. Business managers need accounting information to make sound leadership decisions. Investors hold out hope for profits that may eventually lead to distributions from the business (e.g., "dividends"). Creditors are always concerned about the entity's ability to repay its obligations. Governmental units need information to tax and regulate. Analysts use accounting data to form their opinions on which they base their investment recommendations. Employees want to work for successful companies to further their individual careers, and they often have bonuses or options tied to enterprise performance. Accounting information about specific entities helps satisfy the needs of all these interested parties."
The definition tells us more or less about the purpose Financial Accounting provides in society:
Financial Accounting can be considered as the language used to communicate a financial-related information from a company to its stakeholders which came from many different backgrounds and have many different interest in the financial condition of the company as said in the quoted section above. The finance division in a company use it to report their activities to other divisions inside the company and in the end it is also used to report the company's financial activities to the so-called 'outsiders' which are people who has interest in the company but not actually involved in day-to-day operations.
Since many people from many different backgrounds need to understand what a financial report is saying, a standardization in financial accounting is needed to enable stakeholders analyze the reports.
For example, financial accounting will provide information about how much a company is making and how much it pays its employees, this way would tell if the company is treating employees fairly. It will also tells how much tax being paid to government, dividend paid to the shareholders, is the company growing or not, etc.
This course serves as an introduction to the basic theory, principles and techniques of contemporary financial accounting. Topics include the accounting cycle and the preparation of financial statements.
Course Number: BU 1102
Prerequisites: None
Welcome to Basic Accounting BU1102
This course is designed to introduce students to the concepts of financial reporting and financial management. Students will learn to tackle real-world accounting challenges by learning how to correctly make use of financial statements. Many a fortune has been made and lost, owing to the quality of the information used in making important financial decisions. This course will pave the way towards a better understanding of the capital market decision-making process. We will also explore various aspects related to current assets during our 8 weeks of study.
UNIT 1
Introduction to Principles of Financial Accounting
What purpose does Financial Accounting provide in society?
I will start answering the question by quoting the definition of Accounting taken from the textbook 'Principles of Accounting'
"Accounting is a set of concepts and techniques that are used to measure and report financial information about an economic unit. The economic unit is generally considered to be a separate enterprise. The information is potentially reported to a variety of different types of interested parties. These include business managers, owners, creditors, governmental units, financial analysts, and even employees. In one way or another, these users of accounting information tend to be concerned about their own interests in the entity. Business managers need accounting information to make sound leadership decisions. Investors hold out hope for profits that may eventually lead to distributions from the business (e.g., "dividends"). Creditors are always concerned about the entity's ability to repay its obligations. Governmental units need information to tax and regulate. Analysts use accounting data to form their opinions on which they base their investment recommendations. Employees want to work for successful companies to further their individual careers, and they often have bonuses or options tied to enterprise performance. Accounting information about specific entities helps satisfy the needs of all these interested parties."
The definition tells us more or less about the purpose Financial Accounting provides in society:
Financial Accounting can be considered as the language used to communicate a financial-related information from a company to its stakeholders which came from many different backgrounds and have many different interest in the financial condition of the company as said in the quoted section above. The finance division in a company use it to report their activities to other divisions inside the company and in the end it is also used to report the company's financial activities to the so-called 'outsiders' which are people who has interest in the company but not actually involved in day-to-day operations.
Since many people from many different backgrounds need to understand what a financial report is saying, a standardization in financial accounting is needed to enable stakeholders analyze the reports.
For example, financial accounting will provide information about how much a company is making and how much it pays its employees, this way would tell if the company is treating employees fairly. It will also tells how much tax being paid to government, dividend paid to the shareholders, is the company growing or not, etc.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Pelatihan Reguler Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah 2010
Pusat Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia
http://www.pebs-feui.org
Sebagai respon atas kebutuhan yang sangat besar akan SDM dengan pengetahuan dan wawasan yang mendalam di bidang ekonomi dan bisnis syariah, kami, Pusat Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia (PEBS FEUI) menyelenggarakan program Pelatihan Reguler Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah 2010, dengan kurikulum yang padat namun komprehensif bagi para staf institusi keuangan syariah, pengguna dan calon pengguna jasa keuangan syariah, dan umum.
MATERI PELATIHAN
Total 8 modul, terdiri dari:
1. Fiqh Muamalah on Banking and Finance
2. Fundamental on Islamic Economic and Financial System
3. Essentials on Islamic Banking
4. Islamic Capital Market
5. Islamic Wealth Planning
6. Accounting for Islamic Banks
7. Islamic Financial Institutions and Market
8. Islamic Philantrophy: Zakat and Waqf
PENGAJAR
* Dr. Mustafa Edwin Nasution
* Dr. Bambang Hermanto
* Yusuf Wibisono, ME.
* Banu Muhammad, MSE.
* Imam Wahyudi, MM.
* Miranti Kartika Dewi, MBA.
* Wisam Rohilina, M.Ec.
* Halida Fajar Riany, M.Ec.
* Tika Arundina, MS.Fin.
* Fenny Rosmanita, MM.
* Ebi Junaedi, MS.Fin.
* Dodik Siswantoro, MSc.Acc.
* Sri Nurhayati, MM.
* Wasilah, ME.
* Catur Sasongko, MBA.
TEMPAT & WAKTU PELATIHAN
Kampus FEUI, Depok
Periode 1 Mei - 27 Juni 2010
Setiap hari Sabtu & Ahad, pk. 09.00 - 16.00 WIB
INVESTASI
- Per modul per peserta : Rp 350.000 - 550.000 (lihat detail terlampir)
- 8 modul lengkap per peserta : Rp 2.900.000 (dibayar dimuka)
- Fasilitas :
* training kit
* makan siang per pertemuan + 2x coffee break
* sertifikat dari PEBS FEUI
PENAWARAN KHUSUS
- Diskon 10% untuk pendaftaran 1 pekan sebelum pelatihan dilaksanakan
- Diskon 10% untuk pendaftaran kolektif 3 orang
- Gratis 1 peserta untuk pendaftaran kolektif 9 orang
PENDAFTARAN
Transfer melalui:
Bank Syariah Mandiri Kantor Kas FMIPA UI, Depok
No. Rekening : 163 701 5761
a.n. : Yusuf Wibisono (PEBS FEUI)
Konfirmasi pendaftaran dengan mengirimkan bukti transfer melalui e-mail PEBS FEUI (pebs.feui@yahoo. com) dengan subjek: PENDAFTARAN_ PELATIHAN_ REGULER_2010
INFORMASI
PEBS FEUI - (021) 727 2425 ext. 157
Abdu Robbi - 0856 881 5457
Thank you and best regards,
Pusat Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah
Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia
Lt. Dasar Ged. Perpustakaan FEUI,
Kampus Baru UI, Depok
Telp. : (021) 727 2425 ext. 157
Fax : (021) 786 4057
E-mail : pebs.feui@yahoo.com
Website : http://www.pebs-feui.org
JADWAL DAN SILABUS PELATIHAN EKONOMI DAN BISNIS SYARIAH 2010
1-2 Mei 2010
Fiqh Muamalah for Banking and Finance
1. Identifikasi transaksi yang terlarang dalam Islam
2. Pelarangan riba, gharar, dan maysir
3. Teori wa'ad dan akad
4. Natural uncertainty contracts dan natural certainty contracts
5. Mendesain kontrak keuangan syariah
6. Isu-isu terkini dalam fiqh muamalah untuk perbankan dan keuangan
harga Rp 350.0000
8-9 Mei 2010
Fundamental on Islamic Economic and Financial System
1. Dasar-dasar ekonomi Islam
2. Sistem ekonomi Islam
3. Sistem moneter Islam
4. Sistem finansial dan perbankan Islam
5. Sistem fiskal Islam
6. Komparasi sistem ekonomi Islam dan konvensional
harga Rp 350.000
15-16 Mei 2010
Essentials on Islamic Banking
1. Filosofi dan sistem operasional perbankan syariah
2. Produk dan jasa perbankan syariah
3. Struktur produk penghimpunan dana
4. Struktur produk pembiayaan
5. Manajemen resiko dalam perbankan syariah
6. Regulasi dan pengawasan perbankan syariah di Indonesia
harga Rp 350.000
22-23 Mei 2010
Islamic Capital Market
1. Infrastruktur pasar modal syariah
2. Mobilisasi modal dalam perspektif Islam
3. Teori struktur modal dalam perspektif Islam
4. Islamic equities (saham syariah, indeks saham syariah, derivatif dari sisi Islam)
5. Sekuritisasi
6. Sukuk (Ijarah, Musharakah, Mudharabah, Istisna)
7. Reksadana syariah
8. Islamic REITS
harga Rp 550.000
5-6 Juni 2010
Islamic Wealth Planning
1. Wealth creation & mobilization dari perspektif konvensional dan Islam
2. Tujuan dan cakupan wealth planning
3. Proses alokasi kekayaan
4. Investasi di properti
5. Investasi di sekuritas
6. Skema asuransi konvensional dan asuransi syariah (takaful)
7. Perencanaan warisan (faraidh)
8. Perencanaan pensiun
9. Perencanaan pajak
harga Rp 550.0000
tulisan terkait:
-Wealth Creation and Wealth Generation : Analysis from Qur'anic Perspective
12-13 Juni 2010
Accounting for Islamic Banks
1. Kerangka dasar akuntansi syariah
2. Akuntansi untuk akad perbankan syariah terkait kewajiban dan aset
3. PSAK syariah
4. Penyusunan laporan keuangan perbankan syariah
5. Penyajian dan disclosure laporan keuangan
harga Rp 550.0000
tulisan terkait:
-abstrak paper akuntansi perbankan syariah
19-20 Juni 2010
Islamic Financial Institutions and Market
1. Lembaga finansial intermediasi dan lembaga finansial non-intermediasi
2. Islamic commercial bank dan Islamic investment bank
3. Lembaga keuangan mikro syariah
4. Fund management
5. Asuransi dan re-asuransi syariah
6. Pasar modal syariah
7. Pasar uang syariah
harga Rp 350.000
26-27 Juni 2010
Islamic Philantrophy : Zakat and Waqf
1. Konsep dasar zakat
2. Ekonomi zakat
3. Kerangka regulasi dan institusional zakat
4. Inovasi terkini dalam zakat
5. Konsep dasar wakaf
6. Ekonomi wakaf
7. Kerangka regulasi dan institusional wakaf
8. Inovasi terkini dalam wakaf
harga Rp 350.000
tulisan terkait:
-wakaf tunai
-makna zakat
http://www.pebs-feui.org
Sebagai respon atas kebutuhan yang sangat besar akan SDM dengan pengetahuan dan wawasan yang mendalam di bidang ekonomi dan bisnis syariah, kami, Pusat Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia (PEBS FEUI) menyelenggarakan program Pelatihan Reguler Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah 2010, dengan kurikulum yang padat namun komprehensif bagi para staf institusi keuangan syariah, pengguna dan calon pengguna jasa keuangan syariah, dan umum.
MATERI PELATIHAN
Total 8 modul, terdiri dari:
1. Fiqh Muamalah on Banking and Finance
2. Fundamental on Islamic Economic and Financial System
3. Essentials on Islamic Banking
4. Islamic Capital Market
5. Islamic Wealth Planning
6. Accounting for Islamic Banks
7. Islamic Financial Institutions and Market
8. Islamic Philantrophy: Zakat and Waqf
PENGAJAR
* Dr. Mustafa Edwin Nasution
* Dr. Bambang Hermanto
* Yusuf Wibisono, ME.
* Banu Muhammad, MSE.
* Imam Wahyudi, MM.
* Miranti Kartika Dewi, MBA.
* Wisam Rohilina, M.Ec.
* Halida Fajar Riany, M.Ec.
* Tika Arundina, MS.Fin.
* Fenny Rosmanita, MM.
* Ebi Junaedi, MS.Fin.
* Dodik Siswantoro, MSc.Acc.
* Sri Nurhayati, MM.
* Wasilah, ME.
* Catur Sasongko, MBA.
TEMPAT & WAKTU PELATIHAN
Kampus FEUI, Depok
Periode 1 Mei - 27 Juni 2010
Setiap hari Sabtu & Ahad, pk. 09.00 - 16.00 WIB
INVESTASI
- Per modul per peserta : Rp 350.000 - 550.000 (lihat detail terlampir)
- 8 modul lengkap per peserta : Rp 2.900.000 (dibayar dimuka)
- Fasilitas :
* training kit
* makan siang per pertemuan + 2x coffee break
* sertifikat dari PEBS FEUI
PENAWARAN KHUSUS
- Diskon 10% untuk pendaftaran 1 pekan sebelum pelatihan dilaksanakan
- Diskon 10% untuk pendaftaran kolektif 3 orang
- Gratis 1 peserta untuk pendaftaran kolektif 9 orang
PENDAFTARAN
Transfer melalui:
Bank Syariah Mandiri Kantor Kas FMIPA UI, Depok
No. Rekening : 163 701 5761
a.n. : Yusuf Wibisono (PEBS FEUI)
Konfirmasi pendaftaran dengan mengirimkan bukti transfer melalui e-mail PEBS FEUI (pebs.feui@yahoo. com) dengan subjek: PENDAFTARAN_ PELATIHAN_ REGULER_2010
INFORMASI
PEBS FEUI - (021) 727 2425 ext. 157
Abdu Robbi - 0856 881 5457
Thank you and best regards,
Pusat Ekonomi dan Bisnis Syariah
Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Indonesia
Lt. Dasar Ged. Perpustakaan FEUI,
Kampus Baru UI, Depok
Telp. : (021) 727 2425 ext. 157
Fax : (021) 786 4057
E-mail : pebs.feui@yahoo.com
Website : http://www.pebs-feui.org
JADWAL DAN SILABUS PELATIHAN EKONOMI DAN BISNIS SYARIAH 2010
1-2 Mei 2010
Fiqh Muamalah for Banking and Finance
1. Identifikasi transaksi yang terlarang dalam Islam
2. Pelarangan riba, gharar, dan maysir
3. Teori wa'ad dan akad
4. Natural uncertainty contracts dan natural certainty contracts
5. Mendesain kontrak keuangan syariah
6. Isu-isu terkini dalam fiqh muamalah untuk perbankan dan keuangan
harga Rp 350.0000
8-9 Mei 2010
Fundamental on Islamic Economic and Financial System
1. Dasar-dasar ekonomi Islam
2. Sistem ekonomi Islam
3. Sistem moneter Islam
4. Sistem finansial dan perbankan Islam
5. Sistem fiskal Islam
6. Komparasi sistem ekonomi Islam dan konvensional
harga Rp 350.000
15-16 Mei 2010
Essentials on Islamic Banking
1. Filosofi dan sistem operasional perbankan syariah
2. Produk dan jasa perbankan syariah
3. Struktur produk penghimpunan dana
4. Struktur produk pembiayaan
5. Manajemen resiko dalam perbankan syariah
6. Regulasi dan pengawasan perbankan syariah di Indonesia
harga Rp 350.000
22-23 Mei 2010
Islamic Capital Market
1. Infrastruktur pasar modal syariah
2. Mobilisasi modal dalam perspektif Islam
3. Teori struktur modal dalam perspektif Islam
4. Islamic equities (saham syariah, indeks saham syariah, derivatif dari sisi Islam)
5. Sekuritisasi
6. Sukuk (Ijarah, Musharakah, Mudharabah, Istisna)
7. Reksadana syariah
8. Islamic REITS
harga Rp 550.000
5-6 Juni 2010
Islamic Wealth Planning
1. Wealth creation & mobilization dari perspektif konvensional dan Islam
2. Tujuan dan cakupan wealth planning
3. Proses alokasi kekayaan
4. Investasi di properti
5. Investasi di sekuritas
6. Skema asuransi konvensional dan asuransi syariah (takaful)
7. Perencanaan warisan (faraidh)
8. Perencanaan pensiun
9. Perencanaan pajak
harga Rp 550.0000
tulisan terkait:
-Wealth Creation and Wealth Generation : Analysis from Qur'anic Perspective
12-13 Juni 2010
Accounting for Islamic Banks
1. Kerangka dasar akuntansi syariah
2. Akuntansi untuk akad perbankan syariah terkait kewajiban dan aset
3. PSAK syariah
4. Penyusunan laporan keuangan perbankan syariah
5. Penyajian dan disclosure laporan keuangan
harga Rp 550.0000
tulisan terkait:
-abstrak paper akuntansi perbankan syariah
19-20 Juni 2010
Islamic Financial Institutions and Market
1. Lembaga finansial intermediasi dan lembaga finansial non-intermediasi
2. Islamic commercial bank dan Islamic investment bank
3. Lembaga keuangan mikro syariah
4. Fund management
5. Asuransi dan re-asuransi syariah
6. Pasar modal syariah
7. Pasar uang syariah
harga Rp 350.000
26-27 Juni 2010
Islamic Philantrophy : Zakat and Waqf
1. Konsep dasar zakat
2. Ekonomi zakat
3. Kerangka regulasi dan institusional zakat
4. Inovasi terkini dalam zakat
5. Konsep dasar wakaf
6. Ekonomi wakaf
7. Kerangka regulasi dan institusional wakaf
8. Inovasi terkini dalam wakaf
harga Rp 350.000
tulisan terkait:
-wakaf tunai
-makna zakat
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Sekolah Tinggi Tiara Fakultas Syariah Program Studi Ekonomi Islam Jurusan Perbankan Syariah
Berikut adalah kurikulum yang berlaku saat pendaftaran Tahun Akademis 2006/2007 di bawah manajemen Yayasan Pendidikan Fatahillah Jakarta (YPFJ)
Semester 1
3 sks Bahasa Arab 1
3 sks Bahasa Inggris 1
3 sks Ulumul Quran
3 sks Ulumul Hadits [makalah]
2 sks Pengantar llmu Fiqh [makalah]
2 sks Pengantar Ushul Fiqh [makalah] [tugas awal]
3 sks Studi Islam [makalah]
Semester 2
3 sks Bahasa Arab 2
3 sks Bahasa Inggris 2
2 sks Sejarah Peradaban Islam
3 sks Ushul Fiqh
2 sks Pengantar llmu Ekonomi
1 sks Qiraah dan Tahfidz Al-Quran 1
2 sks Lab Bahasa Arab
2 sks Fiqh Ibadah
Semester Pendek 1
3 sks Bahasa Arab 3
2 sks Lab Bahasa Inggris
3 sks Matematika
2 sks Pengantar Manajemen
Semester 3
2 sks Tafsir Tahlili
2 sks Hadits Tahlili [makalah]
3 sks Fiqh Muamalah [makalah] [makalah2]
2 sks Ilmu Tasawuf
2 sks Filsafat Umum
3 sks Pengantar Ekonomi Islam [makalah]
3 sks Pengantar Logika [makalah]
2 sks Pengantar Ilmu Hukum Ekonomi [makalah]
Semester 4
2 sks Tafsir Maudhui [makalah]
2 sks Hadits Maudhui
3 sks Fiqh Munakahah & Mawaris
2 sks Sirah Nabawiyah
3 sks Statistik
3 sks Pengantar Akuntansi
2 sks Ilmu Ekonomi Mikro
1 sks Qiraah dan Tahfidz Al-Quran 2
Semester Pendek 2
2 sks Bahasa Indonesia
2 sks Pendidikan Kewarganegaraan
2 sks Ilmu Ekonomi Makro
2 sks Pengantar Bisnis
Semester 5
2 sks Ekonomi Mikro Islam [makalah] [makalah2]
3 sks Akuntansi Biaya
3 sks Sistem Perbankan Islam [makalah]
2 sks Auditing
2 sks Manajemen Keuangan [makalah]
2 sks Filsafat Negara
2 sks Pengantar Aplikasi Komputer
3 sks Manajemen Resiko [makalah]
Semester 6
3 sks Produk Perbankan Syariah [makalah]
2 sks Aplikasi Komputer Akuntansi Syariah
3 sks Akuntansi Perbankan Syariah
3 sks Qawaid Fiqhiyah
2 sks Ekonomi Makro Islam [makalah] [materi UTS]
1 sks Qiraah dan Tahfidz Al-Quran 3
2 sks Etika Bisnis Islam [makalah]
3 sks Metodologi Penelitian [tugas proposal]
Semester Pendek 3
3 sks Lembaga Keuangan Non Bank [makalah]
3 sks Studi Naskah Muamalah
2 sks Budgeting
Semester 7
4 sks PKL (pilihan) [bmt-dm]
6 sks Skripsi [proposal] [laporan]
Semester 1
3 sks Bahasa Arab 1
3 sks Bahasa Inggris 1
3 sks Ulumul Quran
3 sks Ulumul Hadits [makalah]
2 sks Pengantar llmu Fiqh [makalah]
2 sks Pengantar Ushul Fiqh [makalah] [tugas awal]
3 sks Studi Islam [makalah]
Semester 2
3 sks Bahasa Arab 2
3 sks Bahasa Inggris 2
2 sks Sejarah Peradaban Islam
3 sks Ushul Fiqh
2 sks Pengantar llmu Ekonomi
1 sks Qiraah dan Tahfidz Al-Quran 1
2 sks Lab Bahasa Arab
2 sks Fiqh Ibadah
Semester Pendek 1
3 sks Bahasa Arab 3
2 sks Lab Bahasa Inggris
3 sks Matematika
2 sks Pengantar Manajemen
Semester 3
2 sks Tafsir Tahlili
2 sks Hadits Tahlili [makalah]
3 sks Fiqh Muamalah [makalah] [makalah2]
2 sks Ilmu Tasawuf
2 sks Filsafat Umum
3 sks Pengantar Ekonomi Islam [makalah]
3 sks Pengantar Logika [makalah]
2 sks Pengantar Ilmu Hukum Ekonomi [makalah]
Semester 4
2 sks Tafsir Maudhui [makalah]
2 sks Hadits Maudhui
3 sks Fiqh Munakahah & Mawaris
2 sks Sirah Nabawiyah
3 sks Statistik
3 sks Pengantar Akuntansi
2 sks Ilmu Ekonomi Mikro
1 sks Qiraah dan Tahfidz Al-Quran 2
Semester Pendek 2
2 sks Bahasa Indonesia
2 sks Pendidikan Kewarganegaraan
2 sks Ilmu Ekonomi Makro
2 sks Pengantar Bisnis
Semester 5
2 sks Ekonomi Mikro Islam [makalah] [makalah2]
3 sks Akuntansi Biaya
3 sks Sistem Perbankan Islam [makalah]
2 sks Auditing
2 sks Manajemen Keuangan [makalah]
2 sks Filsafat Negara
2 sks Pengantar Aplikasi Komputer
3 sks Manajemen Resiko [makalah]
Semester 6
3 sks Produk Perbankan Syariah [makalah]
2 sks Aplikasi Komputer Akuntansi Syariah
3 sks Akuntansi Perbankan Syariah
3 sks Qawaid Fiqhiyah
2 sks Ekonomi Makro Islam [makalah] [materi UTS]
1 sks Qiraah dan Tahfidz Al-Quran 3
2 sks Etika Bisnis Islam [makalah]
3 sks Metodologi Penelitian [tugas proposal]
Semester Pendek 3
3 sks Lembaga Keuangan Non Bank [makalah]
3 sks Studi Naskah Muamalah
2 sks Budgeting
Semester 7
4 sks PKL (pilihan) [bmt-dm]
6 sks Skripsi [proposal] [laporan]
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