KASHIF S1 RPL - PEMBAHASAN PROGRESS DAN PENYELESAIAN SKRIPSI - 17 JUNI 2026

Opening Remarks and Introduction

Greetings and Initial Setup

• The session begins with a traditional Islamic greeting, setting a respectful tone for the discussion.

• The speaker confirms clarity of audio and proposes to discuss thesis progress, indicating an organized approach to the meeting.

Attendance Check

Group Participation

• The speaker initiates an attendance check by calling out names, noting absences as they arise.

• Several students are marked absent, while others confirm their presence, highlighting group dynamics.

Thesis Progress Updates

Individual Student Reports

• Muhammad Naufal Azam reports being in the research phase at school, aiming for completion by July.

• Students are encouraged to conduct interviews via phone or Zoom if necessary for data collection.

Review of Thesis Chapters

Status of Thesis Sections

• Sajid Muayyid Yunus indicates that he has completed up to Chapter 5 and is awaiting further approval from his advisor.

• Zaki Muhammad Zarfan confirms completion of Chapters 4 and 5 after receiving guidance from Dr. Sujian Suretno.

Revisions and Next Steps

Finalizing Thesis Work

• Adevio Sulaiman mentions minor revisions needed only in the title before moving forward with next steps.

• Dedi Eka Putra's absence is noted again; other students continue discussing their progress on chapters.

Addressing Challenges in Completion

Overcoming Obstacles

• Muhammad Farhad shares that he faced minor revisions during his defense but received approval afterward.

• Muhammad Farid Darungan admits his work is still incomplete but assures it will be submitted soon.

Submission Guidelines

File Submission Instructions

• Students are instructed to send their thesis files in Word format rather than PDF for easier editing.

Further Progress Discussions

Ongoing Work on Chapters

• Sudiro reports completing Chapter 3 but needs to finalize Chapter 4 before proceeding with seminar registration.

Seminar Registration Updates

Preparing for Seminars

• Habib Alfan Ramdani states he has finished Chapter 5 but awaits scheduling for his seminar presentation.

Final Preparations Before Defense

• Khairur Rahim confirms readiness for defense after completing all required chapters and submitting them properly.

Closing Remarks on Scheduling

Future Planning

• Ustazah emphasizes the importance of timely submissions and encourages students to keep track of deadlines leading up to graduation.

Coordination and Accommodation for Graduation

Hotel Arrangements

• The speaker discusses the possibility of coordinating hotel accommodations, emphasizing flexibility and no pressure to participate.

• Room rates for a two-bed accommodation range from 250,000 to 400,000 IDR, with options for different hotels available.

Schedule for Graduation Events

• The timeline for graduation includes a rehearsal on Friday and the ceremony on Saturday morning. Participants are advised to check in on Friday afternoon.

• It is recommended that those traveling from outside the island arrive by Friday afternoon due to scheduling conflicts with hotel check-out times.

Check-Out Recommendations

• To avoid issues with hotel check-out after the graduation ceremony, it is suggested that guests consider checking out on Sunday instead of Saturday.

• If necessary, negotiating an extension of up to six hours post-check-out may be possible but is not guaranteed.

Training and Certification Details

BNSP Training Requirements

• The BNSP training requires a minimum of 20 participants; if this number is met before graduation, an offline session can be arranged in Bogor or Serpong.

Cost Considerations

• There will be costs associated with BNSP training; however, subsidies are available for students. The total cost should not exceed 1 million IDR.

Graduation Ceremony Logistics

Timing and Attendance

• Graduation ceremonies have varied dates in previous years (August to December), making it difficult to pinpoint exact timing this year.

Ijazah Distribution

• For those unable to attend the graduation ceremony, diplomas will be mailed directly to their addresses.

Financial Aspects of Graduation

Cashback Information

• A cashback policy exists where 30% of certain fees will be returned after calculating expenses related to gowns and other costs associated with graduation events.

Additional Costs

• Students should expect additional costs such as gown rental (approximately 250,000 IDR), which was previously covered by the institution's budget.

Closing Remarks

Final Thoughts

• The speaker expresses gratitude towards attendees and wishes them success in completing their academic requirements while encouraging continued collaboration among peers.