The Faculty of Science and Information Technology (FSTI) successfully organized the "Open Talk FSTI" event, which took place at the Auditorium of Building A ITK. This event aimed to strengthen the relationship among the academic community and provide deeper insights into the structure and developments within FSTI.

The event began with a presentation delivered by the Dean of FSTI, Mr. Adi Mahmud Jaya Marindra, S.T., M.Eng., Ph.D. In his opening remarks, he introduced the entire FSTI academic community, including faculty members, students, and administrative staff. With enthusiasm, Mr. Adi discussed various aspects of the faculty's development and the programs planned for the upcoming years.

Several key points were discussed during the presentation, including:

1. FSTI Organizational Structure
   The presentation highlighted the organizational structure of FSTI, which consists of various departments and study programs that support academic and research activities within the faculty.
2. FSTI Student Data
   Mr. Adi also shared the latest statistics regarding the number of students enrolled at FSTI, the student population in each study program, and the achievements that FSTI students have accomplished.
3. FSTI Faculty Data
   Equally important, he provided information about FSTI’s faculty data, including the number of permanent and adjunct faculty members, as well as the qualifications and expertise possessed by the faculty.
4. Work Program for 2025
   One of the most engaging sections of the presentation was the overview of FSTI's work program for 2025. The programs include the development of facilities, improvement of teaching quality, and strengthening research to enhance FSTI’s reputation both nationally and internationally.
5. FSTI Administrative Services
   Lastly, he explained the administrative services available to students and faculty members at FSTI and how these services will be improved to better meet the needs of the academic community.

Following the presentation, the event continued with the awarding of a recognition certificate to the Statistics Study Program for finalizing its schedule the fastest in the 2024/2025 second semester. This award was given in appreciation of the efficiency and performance demonstrated by the Statistics Program in managing the academic schedule.

To close the event, there was a session of mini-games prepared by the committee, which provided a fun and relaxed atmosphere for all participants. The event concluded with a group photo session, strengthening the sense of community among FSTI’s academic members.

With the success of the "Open Talk FSTI" event, it is hoped that the entire FSTI community will continue to collaborate and remain motivated to innovate in carrying out the planned programs. Events like this are expected to continue in the future, fostering better communication among members of the FSTI academic community.