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WEBSITE DESIGN OF BATAK TYPICAL DANCE PACKAGE DALIHAN NATOLU SIGAPITON STUDIO USING WEB ENGINEERING METHODS

Dalihan Natolu Sigapiton Studio is an art studio located in Sigapiton Village. This studio is one of the efforts to preserve the original village culture with native village teachers to make this dance pure, original that has been passed down from generation to generation. Many want to learn the original Batak dance which is known as the tor-tor dance from Sigapiton Village, however, the long distance makes it difficult for consumers to learn directly from the Dalihan Art Studio Natolu Sigapiton. The current problem is that there is no website or system that can help outsiders to learn traditional village dances. So it can be concluded that there are many wishes from the outside community to learn typical village dances, distance does not prevent them from learning. Based on previous research by Silvianti, Kiky Rizky Nova Wardani [1] entitled “UI Design UX Batak Dance Package at Website-Based Studio Dalihan Natolu Sigapiton Using the Design Thinking Method” has created a website design for Studio Dalihan Natolu Sigapiton. In this study, the aim was to design and build based on previous research by creating a website and adding features to become a Batak Dance Package Website for Dalihan Natolu Siapiton Studio Using the Web Engineering Method, which is a quality software development without spending a lot of money, based on the idea and the needs of the users.
THE EFFECT OF QUICK READING METHOD ON THE ABILITY OF SUMMARYING THE CONTENTS OF THE MODULE ON STUDENTS OF PGSD UPBJJ UT MEDAN

This study aims to determine how the ability of students of PGSD UPBJJ UT Medan to the ability to summarize the module by using the speed reading method. It is hoped that by using this speed reading method, students can easily summarize the contents of the module. The method used in this study is a quasi-experimental method with a research design of Pretest Posttest Control Group Design. This study took a sample of 14 experimental class students and 15 control class students. The instrument of this research is a description test which consists of 10 questions related to the ability to summarize the content of the module. Test validity is calculated by construct validity. To measure the validity of the construct can use the opinion of experts (Expert Judgment). After testing the hypothesis using the independent samples T-Test analysis technique, it was obtained that tcount was 0.021 at a significance level of &lt;0.05. Thus H1 is accepted and H0 is rejected because 0.021 &lt;0.05, so it can be concluded that there is an effect of using the speed reading method on the ability to summarize the contents of the module.
Could Cognitive Flexibility Influence Strategic Behavior?

Patterns of strategic behavior express strategic choices. Analysis, in a variety of forms, leads to a span of strategic choices and consequent analysis leads to an expression of a choice. Quality of the ultimate strategy depends on the scope, scale and depth of the analysis as much as the selection process. Both processes i.e. the analysis and the selection process could constitute a murky whole penetrated, only, by a measure of sharp cognition. Not static cognition but dynamic or flexible cognition. The following article identifies the contours of flexible cognitive analysis as well as the possible impact of flexible cognitive analysis on the process of creation of a strategy formulation “boundary”. Alternative strategic behavior patterns are, then, derived. The article addresses a novel issue seldom or may be never addressed in management, psychology or neurology literature before i. e. the relationship between cognition and strategic thinking. It creates a bridge between three distinct sciences: strategy, psychology and neurology. The neurology and psychology element explores the cognitive roles and functions of specific elements of the human brain. It resorts to essential neurology terms and relevant cognitive and plasticity frameworks. The strategy component relates cognitive functions to patterns of strategic behaviour." The article is eclectic. The three foundation disciplines i.e. neurology, psychology and strategy are explored in search of a conceptual framework that relates all three elements. Premises of certain dimensions of brain studies within neurology are related to premises of psychology and both are related to elements of strategic management. It is the author’s contention that flexible cognition could enhance strategic thinking through four modes. First there is generic plasticity. Second is visionary competencies. Third is synaptic plasticity. Fourth and possibly most significant, is insight. Flexible cognition could especially induce longer term strategic insights or the ability to evaluate thoughts and beliefs and derive penetrative distant outlooks.
ANALYSIS OF THE DIFFICULTY OF DETERMINING THE MAIN IDEAS OF EACH PARAGRAPH IN ONE DISCUSSION OF THE 5TH GRADE STUDENTS OF BINTANG SERGAI PRIVATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

This study aims to determine the difficulty of students in determining the main idea and to find out the factors that cause students to find it difficult to determine the main idea. The problem in this research is that there are students who still have difficulty in determining the main idea. This research was conducted in class V of Bintang Sergai Private Elementary School. By using the research subject of all fifth grade students at Bintang Sergai Private Elementary School. This type of research used is qualitative. Data collection techniques are tests and interviews. Data analysis technique uses descriptive. Based on the research results, the average score of all students in determining the main idea in narrative discourse was 49.08 out of 21 students. From the percentage of student scores obtained from the test results according to the location of the main sentence. Deductive paragraphs get a percentage rate of 71.42% in the very poor category, inductive paragraphs get a percentage rate of 76.19% in the very poor category and mixed paragraphs get a percentage of 80.95% in the very poor category. It can be concluded that students have difficulty determining the main sentence in mixed paragraphs. The causative factor is the lack of students' interest in learning the material to determine the main idea of a paragraph, the lack of use of media when the teacher teaches the material to determine the main idea of a paragraph which results in a lack of students' understanding of determining the main idea of a paragraph.
Social Security

The surge of cybersecurity attacks has nowadays created the need for defending our organization on multiple security fronts, be it physical, technological, or policies and procedures. Each one of the aforementioned fronts is equally important to your organization’s security. None of them should be undermined toward creating a future-proof and secure organization. That is, having only physical security is not enough. Having only physical and technical security could indeed be somewhat more challenging to hackers, yet if your employees are not well educated to protect their passwords, your organization isn’t very secure overall.
Security Frameworks

The previous chapter dealt with security aspects of social networks and standards related to security. In this chapter, we’ll cover security frameworks like Soteria, Keycloak, Spring Security, Micronaut Security, Apache Shiro, or Scribe, supporting authorization, authentication, or both.
A Deadline-Budget Constrained Task Admission Control for a Software-as-a-Service Provider in Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is a pay-as-you-go model that provides users with on-demand access to services or computing resources. It is a challenging issue to maximize the service provider's profit and, on the other hand, meet the Quality of Service (QoS) requirements of users. Therefore, this paper proposes an admission control heuristic (ACH) approach that selects or rejects the requests based on budget, deadline, and penalty cost, i.e., those given by the user. Then a service level agreement (SLA) is created for each selected request. The proposed work uses Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) and the Salp Swarm Algorithm (SSA) to schedule the selected requests under budget and deadline constraints. Performances of PSO and SSA with and without ACH are evaluated and compared using CloudSim. The simulation results prove that admission control maximizes profit by minimizing the number of task rejections and SLA violations. It also improves resource utilization while balancing makespan.
Underwater Image Enhancement based on Retinex Decomposition and Unsupervised Generative Adversarial Networks

Background:: Due to the difficulty of obtaining the real dataset of paired underwater images, it is urgent to build an unsupervised underwater image enhancement network. Objective:: To address the problem, a novel underwater image enhancement based on Retinex decomposition and Unsupervised Generative Adversarial Network (RUGAN) is proposed. Method:: A color correction module is proposed considering the different color distortions of underwater images. Further, considering the human visual perception mechanism, the RUGAN network, which is similar to U-Net, is constructed using the characteristics of underwater imaging and Retinex decomposition. Based on Retinex decomposition and the characteristics of underwater imaging, the RUGAN network similar to U-Net is constructed. The reflectance image and illumination image are obtained. The reflectance image with a better effect is taken as the enhancement result. Unlike the previous supervised methods, RUGAN adopts clear air images and distorted underwater images as training. RUGAN adopts the underwater image of the color correction module as pseudo-ground truth to achieve an unsupervised effect. Results:: The superiority of RUGAN network is further supported by extensive experiments that compared it with more methods. conclusion: The proposed RUGAN achieves better results both subjectively and objectively.
Rancang Bangun Aplikasi E-Commerce Berbasis Web Pada Toko Vapein

In this era of rapid technological development, business people are required to keep up with thetimes so they can compete with other business people. With the existence of Covid-19, businesspeople are required to utilize information technology because business activities are hamperedby a ban on face-to-face meetings which has the potential to spread the virus. The researcheraims to create an e-commerce website for buying and selling vapes to increase vape sales thatare affected by the Covid-19 virus. Researchers use the waterfall method in building this vape ecommercewebsite because it has the advantage of working on a structured project, stage bystage so as to minimize errors that may occur. From the results of data analysis carried out byresearchers, it was found that standard system requirements, namely the existence of postageand automatic payments. The result of this research is that the VapeIn website can reach a widerrange of customers and the data reports are better managed
Bi-directional Projection Framework for Fast Single Image Super Resolution

Background:: Collaborative Representation (CR) has been widely used in Single Image Super Resolution (SISR) with the assumption that Low-resolution (LR) and high-resolution (HR) features can be linearly represented by neighborhoods and share consistent CR coefficients. Numerous patents and journal papers have been published. However, this CR consistency does not hold in the reconstruction phase, which leads to degraded performance. Methods:: To fulfill this gap, we propose a novel bi-directional projection model (BDPM) to establish a bi-directional mapping between LR and HR features without any consistency constraint. The multiple projection matrices are offline computed to reduce reconstruction time greatly. We further develop several strategies to extract features and group neighborhoods such that local structures can be preserved better. Results:: Compared to the learning-based methods, BDPM is about 2 to 10 times faster and compared to the reconstruction-based methods, it is about 500 to 2,000 times faster. Conclusion:: The empirical studies verify the effectiveness of BDPM and extensive experimental results demonstrate that BDPM achieves better SISR performance than many state-of-the-arts.
Analysis of the Food and Nutrition Unit in the Textbooks of ｢Home Economics Science｣ : Focus on the National Curriculums, from 7th to 2015 Revised

This study examined the changes in the "Food and Nutrition" section of the Home Economics textbooks from the 7th to the 2015 revised national curriculum by investigating and analyzing the Home Economics textbooks and their corresponding curriculum guidebooks. The entire text presented in the "Food and Nutrition" section of the Home Economics textbooks was analyzed. Using text mining techniques, and the top 15 words were extracted and visualized using word cloud and language network analysis methods. The results were summarized as follows: First, the proportion of the "Food and Nutrition" section in the Home Economics textbooks was significantly decreased with the expansion of the "Family Life" section in the 2015 revised curriculum. Second, the Home Economics textbooks comprehensively covered the content that should be included in the "Food and Nutrition" section, and the content was systematically described more professionally. Third, the words that most frequently appeared in the Home Economics textbooks across all the curricula were "consumption", "nutrition", and "cooking", and the words with high centrality were "vegetables", "milk", and "fish". The words that continuously appeared from the 7th curriculum to the 2015 revised curriculum were "consumption", "cooking", "nutrition", "energy", and "ingredients", indicating that the content is focused on the cooking and consumption of food ingredients, and nutrition and energy. We hope that the Home Economics textbooks being developed based on the 2022 curriculum will systematically present a variety of information that reflects the changes in 21st-century dietary habits, thereby contributing to the enhancement of adolescents" health.
The Impact of the Information Security Policies on Organizational Performance

This study aims to explore the importance of enforcing a solid information security policy on the different institutions, giving a conceptual overview on the relationship between information security practices and organizational performance, presenting global indicators in peer-reviewed journals and records of information security firms and platforms, comparing best practices to productivity and improved performance, Analysing various risks and proposing the best solutions and appropriate protection techniques by following the best various strategies and techniques, propose the mitigation strategic prevention and hybrid techniques to protect the information due to their less expensive and simplicity.
Organizational Determinants and Compliance Behavior to Shape Information Security Plan

In the advanced field of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) within modern corporate frameworks, the pressing issue of non-compliance becomes increasingly crucial. Achieving the ideal balance—where one fosters consistent employee commitment without resorting to overly harsh penalties for possible violations—presents a complex problem. Such a nuanced relationship calls for a synchronized coordination among the company’s underlying factors, the principles of the Information Security Plan (ISP), and overarching compliance mandates. As companies step into a period where digital environments are in constant flux, the importance of securing information systems rises to a critical level. Against this backdrop, compliance stands out as a vital component, functioning as a stringent safeguard in the ongoing mission to protect precious digital assets—a mission comprehensively detailed within the ISP. This in-depth academic study sets out to rigorously explore and scrutinize the diverse opinions and beliefs of committed employees and insightful management concerning unwavering company alignment with the ISP. This is accomplished by defining a construct that centers on key dimensions: Organizational Culture, Personal Attitudes, Actors, Behavioral Intentions, and Motivational Dynamics. Eleven Hypotheses are outlined and represent the materialisation of the model. This model form a starting point from which future empirical exploration will be able to take place, propelling us towards a deeper understanding of the phenomena under scrutiny.&#x0D; &#x0D; Received: 15 September 2023 / Accepted: 23 October 2023 / Published: 5 November 2023
CodePlex: Software Complexity Measuring Tool based on ECB Measure

The surge in popularity of object-oriented programming as a predominant paradigm in software development has spurred numerous studies to introduce metrics for assessing the complexity of object-oriented programs. These metrics typically fall into two primary categories: those focusing on object-oriented aspects and those centered on cognitive aspects, delineating their principal areas of concern when evaluating program complexity. Within the realm of cognitive aspects, the majority of metrics have historically been confined to the consideration of no more than three complexity variables. However, the ECB (Enhanced Cognitive Based) measure stands as a notable exception, capable of encompassing and addressing four or more intricate facets in the assessment of software program intricacy and difficulty. This research paper undertakes the exploration of the incorporation of these multidimensional metrics as refinements to the existing weighted composite complexity CB measure, originally introduced by Chhillar and Bhasin. In doing so, it endeavors to furnish a more comprehensive and holistic framework for the evaluation of program complexity, accommodating both object-oriented and cognitive dimensions. Furthermore, the study assumes the pivotal role of empirically validating the practical effectiveness of the ECB measure, seeking to bridge the chasm between theoretical metrics and their tangible applicability in real-world settings. Such an endeavor holds profound significance for software developers and researchers, proffering invaluable insights that can advance our understanding and management of intricate object-oriented programs.
Impact of Digital Literacy on University Students’ Use of Digital Resources in Nigeria

Digital literacy is a skill that university students must possess in order to use the many digital resources that are provided by university libraries. As a result, the study examined the impact of digital literacy on Nigerian university students’ use of Internet resources. The research examined how high and low levels of digital literacy influenced students’ utilization of digital resources and also explored the roles of university libraries in promoting and assisting students in enhancing their digital literacy and supporting their utilization of digital resources. The research also delved into effective strategies for improving digital literacy within Nigerian university libraries. Overall, the study established that digital literacy is vital for students in Nigerian universities and directly impacts their utilization of digital resources. The insights gained from this research shed light on the significance of promoting digital literacy in academic settings and the collaborative efforts required from institutions and libraries to empower students in this digital age.
POLA KOMUNIKASI GURU DAN ORANG TUA UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KUALITAS BELAJAR PESERTA DIDIK

This study aims to describe the use of syllables in improving students’ reading skills in class II SDN Pandeglang 7. This research was also made to determine the use of syllables in improving students’ reading skills in class II. In this study uses a qualitative type of case study which is a study where the researcher digs a certain phenomenon (case) in a time and activity (program, evening, process, institution or social group) and collects information in depth and uses various data collection procedures during a certain period. The results of this study are the use of syllables’ methods and also effective learning media in improving the beginning of students, this is evident from the reading process of reading students who have increased. The teacher also has a program for students who have not been fluent reading, namely KOMBEL, which is carried out after the class hour is over. and schools also have a reading program is GEMARIBU which is able to improve students’ reading skills and build habits to read.
BREAST CANCER DETECTION AND CLASSIFICATION USING HISTOPATHOLOGICAL IMAGES BASED ON OPTIMIZATION-ENABLED DEEP LEARNING

Cancer is the second cause of mortality worldwide and it has been identified as a perilous disease. Among all types of cancers, Breast Cancer (BC) is a substantial research subject in the medical imaging area, because it is a serious disease and primary reason for death in women. Proper diagnosis helps patients to get adequate treatment, enhancing the probability of surviving. Because of the poor contrast and unclear structure of tumor cells in the images, automatic segmenting of breast tumors remains a difficult task. However, the identification and interpretation of breast lesions is challenging even for expert radiologists. To address these limitations, an efficient mechanism for BC detection and classification using histopathological images is proposed, which employs a DenseNet-based Chronological Circle Inspired Optimization Algorithm (CCIOA). Deep Learning (DL) approaches are used in the suggested BC classification scheme to precisely segment and identify the BC. The segmentation is done using ResuNet++, and an efficient optimization method called Invasive Water Ebola Optimization (IWEO) is used to fine-tune the DL network’s parameters. Furthermore, DenseNet is utilized for BC detection, while CCIOA is used for DenseNet training. The CCIOA-DenseNet is evaluated using the metrics of accuracy, True Positive Rate (TPR), and True Negative Rate (TNR). Experiment results show that the CCIOA-DenseNet attained better accuracy of 0.971, TPR of 0.966, and TNR of 0.954.
ELT inclusion of learners with SENs

Inclusion has been a topic of conversation in recent years since the need to integrate all students equally in ordinary classrooms has caused this boom in the educational community. In the context of English language teaching, teachers sometimes happen to have students with visual impairment. This disability has a negative impact English because it does not allow students to complete learning activities in the same way the rest of the students would. Therefore, this study focuses on visual impairment, and its objective is to explore what teachers' beliefs are regarding the opportunities for students with visual impairment to learn English and their inclusion in their classrooms. Data was collected through interviews, gathering comprehensive information about participants' beliefs regarding the English learning opportunities of these students and their inclusion within their classes. Data analysis was performed by coding interview responses and identifying specific patterns that were related to research questions that might be useful for the study. The study shows that there is insufficient information and training for teachers so there is a need to deeply understand their own beliefs to act wisely, strengthen inclusion, continue to provide the same opportunities and consolidate the way teachers interact with students with visual impairments. on learning