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Online Information Delivery Service System Design Using Web-Based Forward Chaining Method in Pharmaceutical Companies

This online complaint or information submission application is a web-based application which is useful to assist employees obtain information online. Currently, the complaint and information submission are still using the old method by asking the question through the relevant employees manually. This way is inefficient in terms of time due to some employees are not always available in place. Therefore, with the development of technology, it encourages the researcher to design web-based application system which is useful for assisting employees to submit complaint and information. This design process using a Navigation Structure, Unified Modeling Language and Forward Chaining method as a data processor. Out of the two technology that have been tested (laptop and smartphone), this application works well on laptop, while on smartphone, the button layout does not appear, as well the display it does not respond horizontally or vertically. This application will be assist the pharmaceutical company employees to submit information and complaints anytime and anywhere easier.
Penelitian Evaluatif dalam Pendidikan

Basically, evaluative research is part of applied research. An important part of evaluative research is the existence of an expected goal or condition, then these goals are assessed through evaluation. Evaluative research is a study that measures and determines the results of a particular plan or project by collecting and analyzing plans objectively, in accordance with the objectives of the plan. The aim is to design, refine and test the implementation of educational practices, as well as evaluate the success of certain activities and evaluate the benefits of these activities. Evaluation will be carried out well if the program includes clear objectives, so that it can determine the expected or achieved results through the methodology of the conceptual framework of research evaluation. There are several evaluation models that can be chosen by researchers to evaluate the program, namely the CIPP, UCLA, Brinkerhoff and Stake models.
FAIR data station for lightweight metadata management and validation of omics studies

Abstract Background The life sciences are one of the biggest suppliers of scientific data. Reusing and connecting these data can uncover hidden insights and lead to new concepts. Efficient reuse of these datasets is strongly promoted when they are interlinked with a sufficient amount of machine-actionable metadata. While the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) guiding principles have been accepted by all stakeholders, in practice, there are only a limited number of easy-to-adopt implementations available that fulfill the needs of data producers. Findings We developed the FAIR Data Station, a lightweight application written in Java, that aims to support researchers in managing research metadata according to the FAIR principles. It implements the ISA metadata framework and uses minimal information metadata standards to capture experiment metadata. The FAIR Data Station consists of 3 modules. Based on the minimal information model(s) selected by the user, the “form generation module” creates a metadata template Excel workbook with a header row of machine-actionable attribute names. The Excel workbook is subsequently used by the data producer(s) as a familiar environment for sample metadata registration. At any point during this process, the format of the recorded values can be checked using the “validation module.” Finally, the “resource module” can be used to convert the set of metadata recorded in the Excel workbook in RDF format, enabling (cross-project) (meta)data searches and, for publishing of sequence data, in an European Nucleotide Archive–compatible XML metadata file. Conclusions Turning FAIR into reality requires the availability of easy-to-adopt data FAIRification workflows that are also of direct use for data producers. As such, the FAIR Data Station provides, in addition to the means to correctly FAIRify (omics) data, the means to build searchable metadata databases of similar projects and can assist in ENA metadata submission of sequence data. The FAIR Data Station is available at https://fairbydesign.nl.
iSTELAN: Disclosing Sensitive User Information by Mobile Magnetometer from Finger Touches

We show a new type of side-channel leakage in which the built-in magnetometer sensor in Apple's mobile devices captures touch events of users. When a conductive material such as the human body touches the mobile device screen, the electric current passes through the screen capacitors generating an electromagnetic field around the touch point. This electromagnetic field leads to a sharp fluctuation in the magnetometer signals when a touch occurs, both when the mobile device is stationary and held in hand naturally. These signals can be accessed by mobile applications running in the background without requiring any permissions. We develop iSTELAN, a three-stage attack, which exploits this side-channel to infer users' application and touch data. iSTELAN translates the magnetometer signals to a binary sequence to reveal users' touch events, exploits touch event patterns to fingerprint the type of application a user is using, and models touch events to identify users' touch event types performed on different applications. We demonstrate the iSTELAN attack on 22 users while using 7 popular app types and show that it achieves an average accuracy of 90% for disclosing touch events, 74% for classifying application type used, and 73% for detecting touch event types.
Edukasi Pengobatan Sendiri (Swamedikasi) Siswa/Siswi Sekolah Menengah Kejuruan “Bina Nusa Mandiri” Jakarta Timur

Vocational High School students are a group of people who are growing up and need knowledge about self-medication which, if done correctly, can assist the government in improving public health status. Self-medication Education Activities at Vocational High School "Bina Nusa Mandiri" - Jakarta, implemented in class XII, Multi Media major with 32 students is a new thing, even though most of the students at the time of brain storming had have done self-medication. Before starting the education the participants were given a Pretest questionnaire for 10 minutes and continued with education which was delivered orally using power point media followed by questions and answers. After the questions and answers were finished, the resource person also made a quiz, with questions about self-medication and prizes were given to participants who could answer correctly
Knowledge of Information Security Awareness and Practices for Home Users: Case Study in Libya

The abundance of information available through the Internet, mobile applications, and cloud computing has made it convenient for users to access a wide range of information. However, this convenience comes with a cost as this information is constantly at risk of being compromised by cybercriminals and hackers. While the recognition of the potential dangers of information security is increasing in developed countries, in regions like Libya in North Africa, the level of protection for this information is insufficient. The purpose of this study is to examine the various factors that may influence or affect the users’ practice and awareness at home. The investigated factors are policy, behavior, training, knowledge of IT and education. In order to accomplish the goals of this study, a quantitative methodology was implemented. Specifically, a survey was created to assess the correlation between key factors and security awareness and practices in the home environment. The survey attracted 220 respondents and analyzed using Bivariate/Pearson Correlation to determine the relationship between the independent variable and the dependent variable. The result of the study showed that there was a moderate positive correlation between policy, knowledge of IT and education with security awareness and practice, but behavior factor has a low correlation. These results indicated that security awareness and practice level of employees at home are mostly at the middle level. It is hoped that the present study provides an initial step to focus on security training sessions among higher education employees to reflect new knowledge on the importance of security training to increase the knowledge of information security. It is hoped that the findings of this study will serve as a starting point for further research and focus on providing security information for public, which will help to reflect new knowledge on the importance of security training and increase awareness of information security.
The role of non-core disciplines in the professional education of students of technical universities

Introduction. Rapidly developing technological progress and changing economic conditions increase the responsibility of universities for the preparation of highly competitive technical specialists who are ready to work in new economic realities. This determines the importance of motivation for gaining knowledge and skills, acquiring a positive professional identity, which is part of the tasks of professional education. In professional education, the role of specialized disciplines is indisputable, but the possibilities of the variable part of non-core disciplines are practically not used. The purpose of the article is to determine and substantiate the pedagogical conditions necessary for qualitative changes in the process of professional education in a technical university in the study of non-core disciplines. Research methods. The achievement of the goal was facilitated by the use of methods: theoretical (content analysis of psychological and pedagogical sources, generalization, comparison, forecasting, modeling); empirical (testing, interviewing, conversation, questioning, experimental method, analysis of personal experience, pedagogical consultation); methods of information registration and processing. The study involved 72 students and 12 teachers from Novosibirsk State Technical University (Russia) and Karaganda Technical University (Kazakhstan). Research results. The concept of "professional education", used in the context of training technical specialists, has been clarified. The necessity of using the variable component of non-core disciplines for the purpose of professional education of students in the conditions of a technical university is substantiated. The pedagogical conditions for qualitative changes in the process of professional education of students of technical universities in the study of non-core disciplines have been identified and empirically tested: orientation of the content of the variable part of non-core disciplines to the profile of students' training; the use of pedagogical technologies, involving close cooperation and active interaction of all participants in the educational process; introduction of pedagogical means of professional education into the educational process. Conclusion. The introduction of specially organized conditions into the educational process of non-core disciplines contributes to the formation of positive thinking in relation to the professional field, the acceptance of the social mission of the technical profession, the perception of the level of responsibility for decisions made in the vocational subculture. Dynamics of indicators: positive attitude towards the profession increased by 40%, understanding of the importance of non-core disciplines increased by 45%.
Cryptocurrency Abuse for the Purposes of Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing: Policies and Practical Aspects in the European Union and North Macedonia

The number of countries that express concern for the danger of using cryptocurrencies for illegal activities among which are money laundering and terrorism financing is increasing. Cryptocurrencies are virtual assets created and managed through advanced computer encryption and operate on a decentralized network known as a blockchain. The key issue of concern and attention in the world is the anonymity and pseudonymity of cryptocurrencies, which prevents proper monitoring of transactions by state institutions and allows the completion of suspicious transactions outside the regulated systems. The paper provides an overview and presentation of the existing European legal framework and the measures and activities undertaken by the Republic of North Macedonia, harmonized with the European ones, in the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing in the crypto sector.
Irreducibility and Multiplicative Composition of Polynomials Over Finite Fields

Abstract The aim of this paper is to provide integral polynomials irreducible over ℤ which are reducible over 𝔽 p for every prime p . In particular, we show that certain composed products of integral polynomials are reducible modulo p for all primes p .
A family of multicolor lights out games

Traditional two-color lights out games and their solutions have been studied extensively. This paper focuses on the existence, or lack there of, of solutions in more general lights out games, which take on a prime number of color states. The result in this paper generalizes the existence of solutions in the family of lights out games on a [Formula: see text] grid with [Formula: see text]-colors where [Formula: see text] and [Formula: see text].
Global Competencies of Slovenian Students: Relatedness of Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes, and Values

The aim of the article is to explicate, compared to the OECD average, lower perceived global competencies of Slovenian 15-year-olds in PISA 2018. The results demonstrate the relatedness of different domains of global competencies. Based on the results, the article exposes the importance of establishing an appropriate national framework, which would strengthen students’ knowledge as a basis for cultivating all other virtues (skills, attitudes, and values) of modern global citizens.
Wireless physical-layer encryption with programmable metasurface in real environment

Wireless communication with physical layer security is of great importance in modern society, especially with the advent of the Internet-of-Things, fifth-generation communication, and beyond. More recently, metasurface-enabled physical-level encryption methods have attracted researchers' attention, in which the programmable metasurface is introduced as a controllable temporal entropy source. In this work, we present a novel approach to wireless physical-layer encryption by exploring the programmable metasurface as the high temporal-spatial entropy source via its unique capability in manipulating a flexibly temporal-spatial electromagnetic wavefront. We implement a proof-of-principle system working at around 2.4 GHz and develop associated efficient algorithms for the generation of a physical-level encryption key, where the programmable metasurface and surrounding environment are treated as a whole in a deterministic way. We experimentally demonstrate that the proposed method enables us to generate the Mbps-rate encryption key with the high spatial-temporal entropy in real-world settings. Our work could pave the way toward the next generation of model-free physical-layer secure wireless communication.
Tinjauan Pelaksanaan Penyusutan dan Pemusnahan Rekam Medis di RSUD Muntilan

Medical records are crucial documents in a hospital's patient care. Long-term use of paper-based or conventional medical records might result in issues including misfiles, disorganized shelves, and limited storage space. As a result, it's important to implement a procedure for the retention, elimination, and destruction of medical record files in order to eliminate useless files, decrease the growth in the number of files, and maintain the standard of medical record services. This study aims to evaluate the 5 M (Man, Money, Method, Material, and Machine) components of the process of eliminating and destroying medical record files at RSUD Muntilan. The object of research is medical record files, storage facilities, storage, implementation, and destruction of medical files. The method used in this study is a qualitative method through data collection by observation and interviews with medical record officers. The research was carried out at the Muntilan Hospital from June to July 2022. Based on the research that has been done, the process of implementing and destroying medical records is in accordance with applicable procedures and the regulation of the Ministry of Health No. 269 of 2008.
Future-Teacher Soft Skills Development in the Context of Ukraine’s Integration into the European Higher Education Area

The aim of this research was to study future-teacher soft skills development in the context of Ukraine’s entry into the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). The development of soft skills is categorized as a separate direction of adaptation to the modern globalized professional environment. The main research question related to how to organize the educational process advantageously for the development of both soft and hard skills, as the former are often ignored in higher education institutions (HEIs). The research objectives were achieved using content analysis, Stapel scale and open-ended surveys, in-depth interviewing, computer-assisted personal interviewing (CAPI), “conferences of ideas”, and “collective notebooks”. The results of the experiment show that a 0% indicator for unsatisfactory level of soft skills development was achieved. Instead, the statistically and qualitatively achieved level of soft skills shifted, compared to the results of detailed primary diagnostics, towards satisfactory (10.7%), good (42.9%), high (32.2%), and advanced (14.2%) levels. Data confirm the effectiveness of the combination of the standalone subject model and embedded model algorithm for teacher soft skills development. Empirical research demonstrated the possibility of the dynamic development of soft skills in a relatively short (three-year) period as a result of targeted influence on a number of specific skills within the general concept. The guarantor of success in the soft skills development program is the conscious and cohesive work of the teaching staff, as well as an environment of cooperation with motivated students. Expanded employment opportunities are the main motivation driving force in this case.
Perancangan dan Pembuatan Prototype Mesin CNC Laser Engravir Dengan Mikrokontroler sebagai Komunikasi Wireless

To support the creative economy, creative ideas are needed which are then transformed into concrete reality. One of the concrete creative ideas is art craftsmen, for example, painting, sculpture, three-dimensional art, sculpture and many more. The promising craft today is the souvenir craft, which has various forms and functions. In this research, the authors specialize in the craft of engraved souvenirs where most of these craftsmen still work on their crafts using conventional media. The purpose of this research is to design and manufacture a prototype CNC Laser Engraver machine with a microcontroller with wireless data communication which is expected to help improve the quality of the production of souvenir craftsmen. The method used is an experimental method in the form of designing, manufacturing and testing the mechanical work of each linear axis of the CNC Laser Engraver machine. With this research it is hoped that a control system scheme for a prototype CNC Laser Engraver machine can be obtained, to be applied to a real CNC Laser Engraver machine. From the results of testing this machine prototype, some data was obtained, namely a machine with three axes of motion, a microcontroller for wireless communication, a laser module with a diode capacity of 1000 mW and a maximum work area of 38 mm x 38 mm x 20 mm, which can help small industries and businesses. small and medium enterprises in the production process of various forms of creative carvings for various materials
Corrigendum: Artificial neural network model to predict student performance using nonpersonal information

Missing Supplementary Material In the published article, Supplementary Acknowledgments was mistakenly not included in the publication. The missing material appears below:AcknowledgmentsThe authors would like to thank to the Research Directorate of the Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas for the support provided to carry out this research work through the UPC-EXPOST-2023-1 incentive.The authors apologize for this error and state that this does not change the scientific conclusions of the article in any way. The original article has been updated.
Motivation and Its Impact on Employee Performance

For many businesses, motivation is a crucial problem that may aid in the development of both individuals and organizations. The motivation of the workforce has always been and always will be a crucial factor in attaining success and the goals of a firm. The present study has been carried out to find out the impact of motivation on employee performance and to study the types of motivation given to the employees. For this purpose, the researcher has selected 25 private employees following the random sampling method. A four-point likert scale was used to evaluate the results of each question that the respondent responded in the questionnaire and interview that were used to gather the data. The data were tabulated and cross tabulated using SPSS statistical software. Findings of the study indicate that motivation, which may be either monetary or non-monetary, is a key factor in any organization’s performance and there is significant relationship between the motivation and the performance of the employees. The study’s conclusions showed that motivation increases organizational productivity in addition to raising staff morale.
Book Review: Virtual Technical Services: A Handbook

If you are looking for a book that practically promotes and elegantly advocates for library technical services employees undertaking remote or hybrid work into the future, look no further. Reading Mary Beth Weber and Melissa De Fino’s Virtual Technical Services: A Handbook brings up a lot of memories and emotions from working as a technical services librarian employed throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic and at the epicenter of the 2020 uprisings. However, the scope of the book is much broader than that, touching on past crises (e.g., Hurricane Sandy, 9/11) and preparing for future crises.
Community Forward: Developing an Open and Free Cataloging Standard for Rare Materials

Descriptive Cataloging of Rare Materials (RDA Edition) (DCRMR) is a rare materials cataloging standard aligned with the official RDA Toolkit. DCRMR is informed by core principles of community and sustainability while employing open-source publication models and infrastructure. The RBMS RDA Editorial Group, composed of rare materials catalogers actively working in the field, is responsible for developing and maintaining DCRMR. This article discusses predecessor rare materials cataloging standards that led to the development of DCRMR, the principles and constraints that shaped DCRMR from its initial inception to eventual release, the method and technical tools used to achieve the RBMS RDA Editorial Group’s outcomes, and future directions for development.
Sequential Bayesian Network Structure Learning

In many real-world applications, e.g., medical diagnosis, behavioral analysis, Bayesian networks are used to describe relationships between variables. In this context, a very important task is learning the underlying structure of such networks. However, this constitutes an NP-hard problem. In this paper, we propose an approach to speed-up the structure learning process without compromising accuracy, assuming a given set of candidate network structures. Specifically, the proposed method sequentially evaluates variable relationships until it reaches a specific decision regarding the underlying Bayesian network. The performance of the proposed approach is illustrated on two standard Bayesian networks and compared with existing methods.