Materi 12 - Nilai, Tata Krama dan Budaya Kampus

Main ideas, concepts, and lessons

• Telkom University students (“colleagues”) are part of a dignified, intellectual community, not just people holding an administrative status (e.g., student ID).
• Becoming a TU student is a strategic responsibility: shaping the future of the nation through learning plus character building.

Values compass for TU students

The campus promotes a “compass” or foundation values that guide behavior:

• Harmony: solidarity across diversity (ethnicity, religion, and ways of thinking).
• Excellence: giving the best in every task, not settling for “good enough,” and continually innovating.
• Integrity: being honest academically and non-academically; without integrity, achievements can collapse.

Ethics and manners as maturity

Ethics and manners reflect student maturity in interactions with:

• lecturers
• educational staff
• fellow students (junior and senior)

Privacy and professionalism in the digital age

Respect privacy and professionalism, especially online:

• Don’t take photos or record anyone’s voice/video without permission.
• Maintain a healthy digital space: doxxing, flaming, stalking, and manipulative content (e.g., deepfake) are unacceptable.
• Social media actions can be governed by campus rules and also laws such as the ITE Law and Personal Data Protection Law.

Rules are meant to protect—not suppress

• Rules exist to protect a safe, comfortable, inclusive learning ecosystem (not to suppress creativity).
• Consequences for rule violations range from mild to severe.
• Students should view rules as commitment—not fear.

The future is shaped by daily actions, so treat campus rules as part of building an honest and fair community.

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Methodology / instructions (detailed bullet points)

A) Core “values compass” for TU students

• Harmony
  • Strengthen each other and help each other.
  • Don’t “leave friends behind.”
  • Work together to achieve success despite differences.
• Excellence
  • Always aim to give your best.
  • Don’t settle for minimal/quick satisfaction.
  • Pursue maximum results in activities and tasks.
  • Keep working on innovation.
• Integrity
  • Keep promises to yourself.
  • Act honestly both academically and non-academically.
  • Understand that integrity prevents collapse of everything else.

B) Interaction and communication etiquette (on campus)

When interacting with lecturers, staff, and peers:

• Introduce yourself clearly first.
• Follow working hours.
• Use polite language.
• Practice appropriate manners in conversations and messaging.

Privacy/consent rules:

• Never take photos or record someone’s voice/video without the other party’s permission.
• Treat this as respect for privacy and professionalism.

C) Digital citizenship rules (cyberspace / social media)

• Maintain good manners online as the first step of communication.
• Avoid harmful or unethical behaviors:
  • Doxxing (sharing private identifying information)
  • Flaming (harassing with insults or hate)
  • Stalking
  • Creating/manipulating content such as deepfakes
• Understand legal implications:
  • Online posts are influenced by campus code and can also violate the ITE Law and Personal Data Protection Law.

D) Campus behavior limitations (Student Code of Ethics, referenced as 2026)

• Technology & AI
  • AI may be used to help learning.
  • AI is only a tool, not a replacement for:
    • critical thinking
    • analysis
    • the learner’s overall thinking process
  • Plagiarism and misuse of AI count as serious academic cheating offenses.
• Smoking / vaping
  • TU is a smoke-free campus/area, including e-cigarettes and vapes.
• Gambling
  • Zero tolerance for all forms of gambling (including online).
  • Avoid involvement in illegal online loans (called out as potentially damaging to students’ futures).

E) Physical safety discipline on campus

• If driving on campus:
  • Obey the maximum speed limit of 30 km/h.
• If walking on campus roads:
  • Use zebra crossings.
  • Use provided pedestrian paths.

F) Sanctions for violations (escalation)

• Mild sanctions
  • Points deducted from the student’s academic transcript.
• Moderate sanctions
  • Access to digital services frozen.
• Severe sanctions (examples)
  • Permanent dismissal or dropping out.

Key guidance:

• Don’t view rules only as threats—treat them as campus commitments to build an honest and fair environment.

G) Final commitment framing

The future is shaped by daily actions, so:

• Preserve TU campus culture.
• Be proud to be part of Telkom University.
• Become a true agent of change.
• Remember:
  • intelligence without ethics destroys
  • intelligence with integrity creates change

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Speakers / sources featured

• Speaker (implied): An unnamed presenter addressing “fellow Telutizens” / “colleagues” (likely a campus official or instructor; not explicitly identified).
• Institution: Telkom University
• Source document referenced: “2026 Student Code of Ethics Decree” (as the basis for campus rules)
• Laws mentioned:
  • ITE Law
  • Personal Data Protection Law