Sedosen -

The term is most common in the acknowledgment sections of Indonesian university theses (Skripsi or Tugas Akhir). It highlights a sub-culture where the relationship with a supervisor creates a secondary "family" or "comrade-in-arms" dynamic among students from the same department.

: Navigating the "revisi" (revision) process can be mentally taxing; having a peer group under the same supervisor helps students manage stress and stay optimistic. Academic Context sedosen

: Because they are guided by the same lecturer, these students often face similar methodological requirements or thematic expectations, leading to a natural exchange of academic resources. The term is most common in the acknowledgment

: The "sedosen" group serves as a critical support system. Students frequently acknowledge their "teman sedosen pembimbing" (co-supervised friends) in thesis prefaces for providing mutual encouragement and sharing research insights. Academic Context : Because they are guided by