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RESEPSI HEROISME NOVEL SANG PENGGESEK BIOLA KARYA YUDHI HERWIBOWO BERDASARKAN INTERPRETASI GENDER

The problems of this research are (1) How is the reception of students of SMK Negeri 1 Dukuhturi regarding the ideology of heroism in the novel Sang Penggesek Biola?, (2) How is the ideology of heroism in the novel Sang Penggesek Biola?. The objectives of this study are (1) Describe the reception of students of SMK Negeri 1 Dukuhturi regarding the ideology of heroism in the novel Sang Penggesek Biola, (2) Describe the content of the ideology of heroism in the novel Sang Penggesek Biola. The research population was 32 students. Data collection methods used are interviews, questionnaires, and researcher notes. Data analysis used descriptive qualitative. Based on the results of the study, it is known that the reception of female gender and male gender has similarities and differences. This is because the female gender carries her feelings while the male gender focuses on the impact of an event on the plot. In line with that, Yudhi Herwibowo's novel Sang Penggesek Biola has an ideology of heroism that can be seen through the thoughts of the main characters
Fenomeni di transfer nell’italiano L3 di nederlandofoni

Transfer phenomena in Italian L3 by Dutch-speaking learners Consequences for didactics&#x0D; The present study investigates some aspects of the learning process of Italian as an L3 by two groups of multilingual learners. In particular, through the examination of the learners’ cross-linguistic transfer occurrences we reflect on the didactic consequences of working with learners mastering several L2s. The results suggest that the learning process can be influenced by and adapted to the learners’ linguistic repertoire. Specifically, teachers can play an essential role facilitating the learning process of an L3: through actively promoting the development of metalinguistic awareness and metacognitive skills in their students, knowledge already acquired in other languages can be used to assist the learning of an L3.
Towards Fast Large-scale Graph Analysis via Two-dimensional Balanced Partitioning

Distributed graph systems often leverage a cluster of machines by partitioning a large graph into multiple small-size subgraphs. Thus, graph partition usually has a significant impact on the performance of distributed graph systems. However, existing widely used partition schemes in practical graph systems can realize a good balance only in one dimension, e.g., either the number of vertices or the number of edges, and they may also incur lots of edge cuts. To address the problem, we develop BPart, which adopts a two-phase partition scheme to realize two-dimensional balance for both vertices and edges. Its core idea is to first partition the original graph into more small pieces than the cluster scale, and combine the partition to realize desired properties, then selectively combine the small pieces to construct larger subgraphs to generate two-dimensional balanced partition. We implement BPart into two open-source distributed graph systems, Gemini [58] and KnightKing [57]. Results show that BPart realizes good balance in both dimensions, and also significantly reduces the number of edge cuts. As a result, BPart reduces the total running time of various graph applications by 5% - 70%, compared to multiple existing partition schemes, e.g., Chunk-V, Chunk-E, Fennel, and Hash.
Inteferensi Bahasa Indonesia terhadap Bahasa Inggris yang Digunakan oleh Para Staff Hotel dan Restoran di Daerah Pariwisata Candidasa

Research on the interference of mother tongue to second language has attracted the interest of bilingual researchers. Most of their research is related to second language learning. However, language interference that occurs in hotel and restaurant workers is still an area that has not been studied much. Therefore, this study aims to identify the interference that occurs in the use of the English language of hotel and restaurant staff in the Candidasa tourist area, Bali. By using a qualitative approach, data collection was carried out on the conversations that occurred between hotel and restaurant staff and the tourists they served. The conversations were recorded and analyzed. The results of the study indicate that there is interference between the Indonesian language and the English used, namely word choice interference, phonological interference and grammatical interference.
THE INSPECTION OF LABORIOUS MECHANICAL ASPECTS FOR EFL READERS

As most students admitted that their problem in reading was mainly regarding vocabulary, the authors were drawn to a premise that there must be a stronger underpinning explanation leading to such comprehension gap in reading. This study aimed at finding out a specific root-problem faced by EFL learners when performing reading, which are the mechanic skills of reading. This study was conducted using qualitative approach—case study design. The respondents were 55 college students in Aceh, Indonesia who were sophomores in Economics and Business faculty. The data were collected from September-December 2019. The data source was a weekly individual checklist based on the mechanical reading framework, namely: phonic-phonemic awareness-vocabulary-fluency-comprehension to find out which problem they repeatedly faced during the reading process. From 14 meetings, it was calculated that 54 students mostly faced fluency problem which means that they know the semantic and literal meaning of a certain word but struggle with the sense of the word. Later, the problem faced was comprehension which was faced by 20 students. Then, the problem of vocabulary was experienced by 16 students. And the least problem faced is phonemic problem which was faced by 1 student only.
Kenal Hardware: Media Pembelajaran Pengenalan Perangkat Keras Komputer Menggunakan Teknologi Augmented Reality Berbasis Android

The Industrial Revolution 4.0 marked by using information and communication technology as a tool that can improve the quality of human activities. This phenomenon is also applied to efficiency of various sectors of human activities are education sector, e-commerce, health, industry, transportation and other sectors. The implementation of technology in the education through android-based learning media can create interactive and interest for students and in the industrial sector used as a marketing tool that can reach market than conventional methods. Augmented Reality (AR) is an interactive technology combines objects in the real world and virtual as visually and real time which generates information. The author implements AR in universities on computing school, especially computer hardware. Hardware characters have different structures, different functional tasks and costs. Through an AR technology called kenal hardware, hopefully the learning interaction process will be more interactive, efficient and cost-effective. The evaluation used to validate the system using a blackbox model by developers and users with four instruments includes functional requirements (91.84%), ease of use (63.27%), errors (24.49%) and interfaces (42.86%). The results of the evaluation indicate that kenal hardware can be used in learning activities to introduce computer hardware
UML Transformation to Java-based Software Product Lines

Software product line engineering (SPLE) is an emerging approach that enables variability management in software development. SPLE offers tremendous benefits, but lack of tool support becomes a barrier in the adoption of SPLE. Variability modules for Java (VMJ) is an implementation approach that is defined based on the variability modules (VM) concept to support SPLE. VMJ combines Java modules system and design patterns that are commonly used by software developers. VMJ is accompanied by a UML profile, called UML-VM profile, which extends UML notation to model variability in the UML diagram. UML-VM diagram is used to model the problem domain, and VMJ is used in the domain implementation. In this research, we design a model transformation from Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagram into VMJ. The transformation rules are defined based on the UML-VM profile and implemented in the Eclipse Acceleo model to text transformation. As a result, a UML diagram can be transformed automatically into Java-based software product lines. The transformation tool is evaluated using a case study by comparing the generated code and the actual implementation.
Interdisciplinary Aesthetic Education in Primary School: Arts, Music and Physical Education

The curriculum for primary school combines the subjects of arts, music and physical education under the learning area of aesthetics. Based on the Greek aiesthesis, which means perceptive faculty, cognition, understanding and perception, the learning area of aesthetics is understood to mean the perceptive formation of the whole person. Here, cognitive, emotional, sensory, and physical […]
A Research Review of Urdu Language

Urdu originated in the 12th century AD from the Upabharmsha region of northwestern India, which served as a linguistic system after the Muslim conquest. His first great poet was Amir Khosrow (1253–1325), who wrote duets, folk songs, and riddles in the newly formed speech, which was then called Hindu. This mixed speech was spoken in different ways in Hindi, Hindi, Hindi, Delhi, Rekhta, Gujari, Dakshini, Urdu, Mullah, Urdu, or Urdu only. The great Urdu writers continued to call it Hindi or Hindi until the beginning of the 19th century, although there is evidence that it was called Indian in the late 17th century. This article presents a research overview of Urdu language.
The Structural Relationship among the Recognition of Respect for the Rights of Children, the Implementation of Respect for the Rights of Children, and the Teacher-Child Interactio

The Structural Relationship among the Recognition of Respect for the Rights of Children, the Implementation of Respect for the Rights of Children, and the Teacher-Child Interaction - children;right;respect;recognition;implementation;interaction
An Exploration of the Applicability of Community Cultural Resources to Character Education for Preservice Early Childhood Teachers

An Exploration of the Applicability of Community Cultural Resources to Character Education for Preservice Early Childhood Teachers - Preservice Early Childhood Teacher;Character Education;Community;Gyeongju;Cultural Resources
Full-Field Measurement of Aerospace Structures with Digital Image Correlation

Innovative materials and processes such as composites and additive manufacturing are increasingly being used to design lightweight aerospace structures
Análisis de los programas de acceso y cobertura de internet presentados por el plan TIC 2018-2022 “El futuro digital es de todos”

Information and communication technologies have become one of the main instruments for the development and improvement of people’s quality of life, especially the access and use of the Internet as a tool for economic, educational and social growth. This document carries out an analysis of the 2018-2022 ICT Plan “The digital future belongs to everyone”, focusing on the identification of key points within the government policy and its compliance, according to the ministry´s management, and identifying how these politics manage to reduce the digital divide in our country.
Object tracking with data under Colored Measurement Noise (CMN)

This work presents an object tracking process using Kalman and UFIR filters, standard and modified for Colored Measurement Noise (CMN). UFIR CMN showed favorable results with no ideal conditions, and KF CMN for ideal conditions.
Students scientific socialization in the preparation for subject olympiads

The modern development of society imposes new requirements for the present-day graduates of the university. Today, the formation of professional hard skills is no longer enough for a competent specialist. The analysis of the labor market research shows that social soft skills of a graduate are currently in demand, for example, teamwork skills, self-development skills, high communication skills, interpersonal and intercultural interaction skills. Soft skills reflect the potential of the ability to learn and the social skills that are necessary for effective interaction. One of the ways to form soft skills for a graduate is the scientific socialization of a student through preparation and participation in subject olympiads of various levels. Scientific socialization is a cognitive activity, through the assimilation of knowledge, values and norms. The educational environment of the university becomes a platform for the scientific socialization of students, which, simultaneously with their professional training, is also an educational environment responsible for the development of their personal potential. Educational activity at the university is understood as the activity of managing, supporting and accompanying the process of becoming a person as a subject of professional culture. The article considers the scientific socialization of students on the example of preparation for olympiads in mathematics at various levels. Educational work in the process of preparing for the olympiads in mathematics at various levels is implemented, among other things, through the formation of the following universal competencies (UCs) among students: UC-1, system and critical thinking; UC-2, project development and implementation; UC-3, teamwork and leadership; UC-4, communication; UC-5, intercultural interaction; UC-6, self-organization and self-development. It is concluded that the olympiad movement at the university contributes to the deep assimilation of the fundamental foundations of the studied discipline; forms divergent thinking based on innate abilities, experience of creative activity, curiosity and interest; educates a person's readiness for self-education based on internal motivation and conscious activity. The systematic participation of students in various olympiads contributes to improving the efficiency of the educational process and mobilizes the intellectual, creative and communicative abilities of the participant. Thus, the subject olympiad is one of the ways to form social soft skills.
Exploring the policy of cultivating innovative and entrepreneurial talents in local universities -Take H Normal University as an example

The cultivation of talents is fundamental to promote college students' independent entrepreneurship, while the government's policy support is an effective guarantee for college students. In view of the lack of corresponding theoretical and institutional support for innovation and entrepreneurship education of college students in China at present, it is helpful to sort out and analyze the innovation and entrepreneurship education policies of H Shih-Tzu University to provide useful references for the cultivation of innovation and entrepreneurship talents in colleges and universities in the new era from multiple levels, such as education, training, funding and service.
Cyber Crimes in Banking Sector in India: A Critical Analysis

As we are well aware that the Indian Banking industry is old and it is very fact that that any changes are brought in this industry since liberalization only. The Indian banking system is well regulated and supervised, it involves moral practice, financial distress and company governance. It is regulated and well supervised by the Central Bank of the country i.e., Reserve Bank of India. It is undeniable fact that with the advancements in technology, the Indian Banking Sector has been at par with the emerging trends and significant changes required in its operations. The rapid growth in technology has given the banking sectors an immense opportunity and as a result, banks are now among the biggest beneficiaries of the Information Technology Revolution. The proliferation in online transactions mounting on technologies like NEFT (National Electronic Fund Transfer). RTGS (Real-Time Gross Settlement), ECS (Electronic Clearing Service) and mobile transactions is a glimpse of the deep-rooted technology in banking and financial matters. The Reserve Bank of India is peeping into the legal compliance of online banking to guarantee monetary dependability. On the other hand, security threats play a predominant role in the Internet banking. As technology develops, the cybercrimes endanger in the virtual world, people and organizations become the prey at an alarming rate as solely depending on web. Usage of internet and other technologies have enhanced the risk of attacks from cyber criminals across the globe and the banking transactions is also adversely affected. With the sharp rise of cybercrimes, banking sector is the hub in the occurrences of theft, phishing, PC infections, hacking and so on. With these backgrounds this paper aims to examine the technical aspects of various types cyber crimes concerning the banking sectors in India and it also provides certain valuable suggestions to curb down the cyber crimes in banking sectors in India.
Physico-chemical Analysis of Crude Oil Contaminated Soil in and Around Dikom Oil Well of Assam

North eastern India holds a unique position in the oil map of India because it was the pioneer of Indian oil industry. Exploration, drilling, transportation and accidental spillage in oil field areas often lead to the tremendous effects on soil and water as well as vegetation. A study was conducted to determine the possible effects of crude oil drilling activities in the soil in and around oil well. Soil samples were collected using soil auger during summer and winter seasons at a depth of 0-15cm and a distance of 50m (point A), 100m (point B) and 150meters (point C) from oil spilled site. The soil parameters pH, electrical conductivity, moisture content, porosity, water holding capacity, available nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium were analyzed. The pH of the soil sample recorded from 4.36 to 5.29 in summer and 4.67 to 5.76 in winter season. Soil moisture content, WHC, porosity, EC, phosphorous content was lowest in point A compared to point B, point C and point D(control) in both the seasons. Soil organic carbon (OC), nitrogen, potassium content was recorded highest in point A, point B and point C compared to point D.
A Hybrid Control System Architecture for a Mobile Robot to Provide an Energy-Efficient and Fast Data Processing

The research is aimed to improve a controller for spherical mobile robots. The main issues of the existing controller are related to the computational capabilities of a low-power digital controller and the slow handling of sensor data. A survey of suitable contemporary technologies and approaches to spherical robot control was done. A hybrid analogue-digital architecture is considered the best way to control the robot. It is concluded, that exactly hybrid controller, which combines specialised analogue accelerators with multi-purpose digital controllers can be the most power-efficient, compact and fast architecture for bio-inspired robots.
Building a Usability Guide for the Design of Interactive Mobile Applications

Usability is the degree of ease of a product to be used, it is the quality of the experience that a user has when interacting with a software product, determining the efficiency of the interface and the effectiveness of the tasks. Currently, there is a lack of knowledge, lack of what and how to apply usability in specific contexts, therefore, considering its importance, this paper shows the process of building a usability guide for the design of interactive mobile applications in the context of learning mathematics for children aged 6 and 7 years. For its construction was used the methodology of multi-cycle action research with bifurcation, with which the conceptualization, construction, and validation of the usability guide was performed. It was obtained that the guidelines and the guide to support the use of these guidelines are complete, useful, and easy to use.
Social Interventions to Encourage Co-located Collaboration: An Experimental Study

Technologies that support co-located collaboration must not only provide a shared workspace, but also support collaboration. We are interested in supporting co-located collaboration through computer systems that encourage group interaction, that is, systems that observe and analyze the interaction of collaborators, identify when there is a problem in the collaboration and execute social interventions to improve collaboration while they try to complete their activity. In order to validate whether the effectiveness of the group would improve when they receive social interventions on their group performance, an experimental study was executed. The study consisted of observing co-located student groups collaborating to design a web interface prototype, comparing teams that received social interventions from external human facilitator and those that did not. With this experimental study, results were obtained that help to characterize groups of students working in a co-located environment, and that could be considered in a system that encourages collaboration.
International Initiatives to Combat Cyber Crimes

Nowadays, many services are available over internet such as internet banking, shopping, ecommerce and other n number of services that are increasing in both number and size as the internet advents, so does cybercrimes. The effect of cybercrimes on the society is huge. The authorities are trying really hard to provide cyber security to both netizens and the states. Combating and investigating cybercrimes successfully, is a complex task since the area of jurisdiction (ie: cyberspace) is a virtual territory. Then too the world leaders are coping with this challenge and are adopting the best practices in legislation, policies, procedures, international treaties and resources to put a stop to cybercrimes. These methods are revised on a regular basis since the cybercrimes are ever evolving with new technologies. The following international organizations were established to provide guidance to defend cybercrimes.
Cyber Crimes against Marginalised and Vulnerable Groups in India

Cyber space and its regulation are a fast-developing arena, having multidisciplinary disciplinary approach to tackle the innovation, technological developments and cybercrimes emerging from interactions in cyberspace. The potential victims are those marginalised group who need socio legal support to become aware, prevent themselves from falling prey to such crimes and getting speedy justice, remedy and taken seriously that cybercrime perpetrated against them is as valid and graver as any traditional crime. This exploratory research paper presents a critical analysis of challenges faced by all the stakeholders, jurisprudence of nature of such cybercrimes perpetrated against Senior Citizens just as Women and Children were experiencing since emergence of Information Communication Technology, what new principles or prepositions are found, in order to fully elucidate the scope. nature and extent of these acts which constitute cyber crimes, methods employed by cybercriminals to reflect their intents, objective to victimise Marginalised group, cyber law framework in Indian scenario, judicial recommendation and environment to provide speedy justice, community support for prevention and counselling for victims, efforts needed for digital literacy of the Senior Adults to have a digitally inclusive society which is able to avail the benefits of Digital Media, Information Communication Technology, be part of growing consumer market and Indian legal framework’s strengthening to accommodate these changes, generating Legal Capital for India’s Seniors Citizens, who empowered can change perception from being vulnerable or probable victims to a valued assets.