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A. COURSE IDENTITY

1. Course HEALTH MANAGEMENT DAIRY CATTLE

2. Course of Code MNS401

3. Credit 2 sks / (2-0)

4. Semester VI - EVEN

5. Department/Study Program Bachelor of Veterinary medicine 6. Acheivement of Graduate

Learning

LO 6: Implement developing entrepreneurship skills in the field of veterinary and husbandry to be independent

7. Achievement of Course Learning mastering the theoretical concepts of anatomy and physiology of dairy cows, starting calf; heifer and lactation cows; mastering the theoretical concept of the reproductive cycle in dairy cows; be able to carry out and utilize technology in the dairy farming business; be able to plan, carry out and manage health in dairy cows anresponsible for their own work and can be given responsibility for achieving shared results

8. Course Description This course discusses the history of the development of Indonesian dairy cows especially at East of Java, the anatomy and physiology of dairy cows, the pattern of feed, the pattern of maintenance starting calves, weaning calves, cows and lactation, stall systems and disorders, abnormalities, prevention and diagnosis of diseases frequent cases in dairy cattle.

9. Prerequisites (if any) Reproductive Physiology and Technology and Clinical Diagnosis 10. Person in Charge Prof. Dr. Pudji Srianto, M. Kes., Drh.

11. Lecturer Prof. Dr. Wurlina, M.Kes., Drh.

Prof. Dr. Sri Pantja Madyawati Dr.Trilas Sardjito, M.Si., Drh.

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Universitas Airlangga

SEMESTER LEARNING PLAN Prepared by Checked by Approved by Document Register

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Person in Charge Head of Departement Vice Dean I

Prof. Dr. Pudji Srianto, M.

Kes., Drh. Dr.Abdul Samik, M.Si., Drh (Prof.Dr. Fedik A.Rantam,drh.) Revision Number-

Date. 21 April 2017 Faculty of Veterinary

Medicine

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2 B. LEARNING PROGRAM

Week Expected Final Ability Topic of Study Learning Method Media Time

Student Learning Experience

Assesment Criteria and

Indicator

Value Score

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 After attending this lecture the students know the scope of HEALTH MANAGEMENT DAIRY CATTLE

COURSE CONTRACT

TUTORIAL AND DISCUSSION

LCD Lecture 2 X 50

MINUTE Discussion

Completeness and truth

answer 5%

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2; 5; 6

2 After attending this lecture the students know the definition and scope of reproductive health management; know and being able to explain the history and efforts of enterprises in Indonesia

History of dairy cows in Indone sia; taxonomy of dairy cows; and types of dairy farming busines in Indonesia

TUTORIAL AND

DISCUSSION LCD Lecture

2 X 50 MINUTE

Discussion Completeness and truth

answer

5% 2; 5

3

Able to explained the theoretical concepts of anatomy and

physiology of female dairy cows

Anatomy and physiology of the respiratory; blood circulation; gastro intestinal; innerve tion;limb and repr ductive system in dairy cows

TUTORIAL AND DISCUSSION

Individual Assesment

LCD Lecture 2 X 50

MINUTE Discussion

answer 10% 4

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3

Indicator

Value Score

Ref.

(nomor)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

4 Able to explained the theoretical concepts of the reproductive cycle in dairy cows

Prenatal ; birth;

puberty; oestrus cycle;pregnancy birth; lactation and post partum

Lecture and discussion

LCD

Lecture 2x50

minute Discussion Completeness and truth

answer

10% 4

5 Able to explain various maintenance patterns;

how to feed on calf and disease

Postnatal calf handling; calf drink; disease in calves

Lecture and discussion LCD Lecture 2x50

answer

5%

2;6;7

6 Able to explain various maintenance patterns;

feeding cows and lactation cattle and be able to explain the housing system and the impact of the wrong cage

the pattern of raising cows and lactation;

system housing of heifers and lactation cows.

Lecture and discussion LCD Lecture 2x50

minute QUIZ-1 Accuracy of

answers 5% 2;9

7.

MIDTERM EXAM

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Indicator

Value Score

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Able to explain and treat diseases that often attack dairy cows

1

Non-infectious / metabolic diseases and

infectious diseases that

often attack dairy cows

Lecture and discussion LCD 2 X 50

MINUTE Discussion Completeness

and truth answer

10% 1;3;4

9 Able to explain and treat diseases that often attack dairy cows

2

Reproductive disease with reproductive disorders

Lecture and discussion LCD 2 X 50

MINUTE Discussion

answer 10% 1;3;4 10

Able to explain the theoretical concepts of rectal palpation

Pelvic anatomy Used of rectal palpation and how to carry out rectal palpation

Lecture and discussion LCD ^{2x 50}

answer

10% 1;3;4

11 Able to explain the use of biological materials,

vaccines and

traditional medicines in dairy cows

Biological materials and vaccines used for dairy cows and traditional medicines that

Lecture and discussion LCD ^{2x 50} minute

quiz-2 Completeness and truth

answer

10%

4

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5

Indicator

Value Score

Ref.

(nomor)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

are often used in dairy cows 12 Able to explain the

milking process and products from milk products

Anatomy of the udder; how to milking and milk products

Lecture and discussion LCD ^{2x 50} minute

discussion Completeness and truth

answer

5% 4;8

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Able to explain and apply reproductive technology to dairy cows 1

Anatomy and physiology of female genitalia;

artificial

insemination in dairy cows

Lecture and discussion

Group Assesment LCD ^{2x 50} minute

quiz-3

Accuracy of answers

10% 4;6;10

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Able to explain and apply reproductive technology in dairy cows 2

Benefits of estrus synchroni zation; hormone that are used and how to administer hormones in dairy cows

Lecture and discussion LCD _minute^{2x 50}

discussion

answer 10%

4;6;10

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Indicator

Value Score

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

15 Students are able to review all lecture topics that have been

given

CAPITA

SELECTA discussion

DEMO NSTRA

TIONS DAN FGD

2X50 MINU

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ACTIVITY FGD 5%

16 FINAL EXAMS

C. REFERENCE LIST

1. Clinical Reproduction, 2002. Japan International Cooperation Agency - Indonesia 2. Manual on Dairy farming, 1994. Combined Indonesian Milk Cooperatives

3. Physics and Reproductive Disorders, 2001. Japan International Cooperation Agency - Indonesia.

4. Hafez, E.S.E. 2000. Reproduction in Farm Animals. 7th Ed. Lea & Febiger. New York.

5. Sofyan Sudardjat and Rachmat Pambudy, 2003. Caring for People's Farmers. Publisher of Agrindo Mandiri Foundation, Jakarta 6. Directorate General of Livestock, 1998. Dairy Farming Business in Indonesia. Ministry of Agriculture. Jakarta.

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7. Combined Dairy Cow Cooperative, 2000. Annual Report. Indonesian Dairy Cooperative Association, East Java Regional Commissariat. Poor.

8. Center for Artificial Insemination. 2000. Singosari JICA-BBIB Cooperation. Poor

9. Japan International Corporation Agency, 2001. Dairy Cow Technology and Feed Project. Singosari-Malang Artificial Insemination Center

10. Team for 2015 Reproductive Disorders Final Report of Higher Education Assistance Program in 2015 Reproductive Disorders Management Activities Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Airlangga University, Surabaya

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1. TASK OBJECTIVE:

- Provides an overview of the names and types of dairy cows in the world

2. ASSIGNMENT DESCRIPTION:

a. The claim object: a photo of a dairy cow in the world

b. What to do and restrictions: At least 3 photos of different types

c. Method / method of work, the reference used: collecting photos by directly photographing objects or downloading

d. Description of output of work produced / done: photos are placed on HVS paper / quarto-size photo paper, one sheet of paper can contain 2/3 photos of different cows

3. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:

a. Accuracy of 50% collection time b. Minimum 3 photos required 50%

c. Value range 75-90

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1. TASK OBJECTIVES: provide pictures or photographs of equipment and medicinal drugs commonly used in dairy cows 2. Job Description:

a. The arable object: equipment commonly used by veterinarians in dairy cooperatives; equipment for storing milk, checking milk and equipment for making feed and various types of drugs or biological materials that are often used for treatment of dairy cows

b. What to do and restrictions: At least 2 photos (tools and drugs) that come from photos of real objects (not from brochures) c. Method / method of work, the reference used: collecting photos by directly photographing objects

d. Description of output of work produced / done: photos are placed on HVS paper / quarto-size photo paper, one sheet of paper can contain 2 photos (equipment and medicine)

3. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:

a. Timeliness of collection 40%

b. Minimum photos required 40%

c. Solidarity and teamwork (in 1 class) 20%

(there is communication for each student in the class so it is not the same) d. Value range 75-100