Cooperation with Faculty of Information Technology on a variety of areas, including research and developing on field of communication, navigation, surveillance/air traffic management (CNS/ATM) and information technology and communication. Indonesia that is one of the signatories of the Convention on International Civil Aviation, is required by the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) to implement new standards of communication, navigation, and surveillance for air traffic management. The new standards, which are called CNS/ATM, necessitate the implementation of the ATN (Aeronautical Telecommunication Network) as a means of digital data communication, which complements the existing voice communication, to provide a better air traffic management. To implement the ATN in Indonesia, the Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT) of the Indonesian government started a research program in 2007 to develop ATN TP4/CLNP Networking Suite (http://sourceforge.net/projects/atn) for the GNU Linux systems. The networking suite will provide the communication services that are necessary to enable the ground-to-ground, air-to-ground, and avionics data subnetworks to interchange data by adopting common interface services and protocols based on the ISO OSI reference model. This research program was expected to deliver an economical solution for the Indonesian government to fulfill the requirement of the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization).

Cooperation with Faculty of Information Technology for allowing researchers to analyze the data in ID-SIRTII Data Center, and clasify the hacker attack pattern on the servers and also cooperation to develop the Computer Forensics Lab and Malware Analysis Lab in SGU Campus. Id-Sirtii together with SGU design the malware analysis lab infrastructure in 2010. It also conduct a malware analysis training together by inviting Mr.Aat Syahdewa for giving an overview about the proper way to do malware analysis.

As an Applied Science university, SGU in general and the IT faculty in particular are trying to establish cooperations, especially with vendors in the field of IT. In order to fulfill the needs, SGU especially, through the IT faculty, is cooperating one of the suppliers of IT, namely PT Tyco Precision Electronics. In late October 2010, MoU was signed by both parties.

Actually, this partnership was forged in the mid-2009. This collaboration has produced several white papers translated from English into Indonesian. The MoU in late October 2010 actually renews the existing MOU.

The purpose of this MoU:

1. Forming a partnership to translate white papers or other materials into Indonesian
2. Training teaching staff and students to master skills in the field of structure cabling and addition, aiming set up front a SGU lab cabling structure that is fully supported by Tyco.

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EC-Council as a company that offers a certification for IT security experts has a cooperation with Faculty of Information Technology for conducting security training and certification for SGU students who are interested in becoming an IT security experts. SGU has conduct a several CEH training and CHFI for the last 3 years as a result for this cooperation.

SGU also has a master of information technology in computer security and hacking forensics which the curriculum is based on the CEH and CHFI training as well. The MIT graduate also get both of the certification from EC-Council.

The fact that more companies and institutions in Indonesia want to implement the ELO system causing PT ELO Digital Office should prepare a competent qualified personnel in the installation, configuration, and administration ELO system. While IT Faculty captures the opportunities of the needs of industry, which is the purpose of PT ELO Digital Office is cooperating with Swiss German University.

The purpose of this MoU can be divided by 2:

1. Short-term: to prepare a reliable force in the handle (handle) Document Management System, in this case the ELO products.

2. Long-term: to conduct research to make the system better, more user friendly and accommodating the need for document management systems in the future.

In general, this cooperation will make the SGU, in this case IT become a Center of Excellence Faculty of ELO in Indonesia.