The ability to systematically, logically, critically, independently, and measurably describe phenomena and issues in visual arts.
Able to demonstrate independent, quality, and measurable performance in implementing scholarly fields to contribute to the wider community.
The ability to write an introduction to a work.
The ability to visualize artwork by applying science, technology, and arts (IPTEKS), as well as the capability to make decisions regarding the media and techniques used.
Capable of applying logical, critical, systematic, and innovative thinking in the context of developing or implementing knowledge and technology, while upholding human values in performing tasks based on religion, morality, and ethics.
The ability to use artistic creation methods in creating/artwork and employing art theory in conducting analysis.
Capable of applying logical, critical, systematic, and innovative thinking in the context of developing or implementing knowledge and technology, while upholding human values in performing tasks based on religion, morality, and ethics.
The ability to utilize scientific methods.
The ability to write a thesis, publish it, and develop colleagues and peers while nurturing them.
The ability to be accountable for the results of work and research, grounded in attitudes and behaviors colored by local wisdom, independence/entrepreneurship, noble character, and possessing the motivation to act and learn for the benefit of colleagues/peers and the community at large.
