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THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDONESIAN TEACHING MEDIA FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

The use of learning media is a means of communication between teaching staff and students. Learning styles are no longer teacher-centered, but learning styles involve various aspects. These aspects are channeled through learning media. Teachers are no longer a source of learning but teachers must be able to create learning media. This research and development aims to describe the development of the Indonesian language and to describe the feasibility and quality of Indonesian language media. This development uses seven research steps, including (1) research and data collection, (2) planning, (3) initial product development, (4) initial testing, (5) design revision, (6) field trials, and ( 7) product revisions and improvements. The research instruments used were interviews and questionnaires. The results of the needs analysis reveal that the subject needs real media with attractive colors. Other findings indicate that Indonesian language learning media products are suitable for use in children with special needs. So it can be concluded that the Indonesian language learning media for deaf students in one of the schools with special needs in Pontianak is suitable for use as a learning medium in schools. Keywords: instructional media, interactive learning, Indonesian
A Questionnaire is Designed To Determine the Requirements and Expectations of Job Seekers in their Industry

In the economic development indicators, the sustained economic growth rate reflects the economic vitality of a city and is closely related to the potential demand for talents.Only with continued economic growth can new employment opportunities be continuously increased.The higher the sustained economic growth rate, the more new employment opportunities and the stronger the attractiveness of talents, and the lower the sustained economic growth rate, the fewer new employment opportunities and the worse the attractiveness of talents.Therefore, we try to evaluate talent introduction programs by constructing indicators to provide suggestions for positive internal testing related to talent introduction.First, find relevant data, establish a mathematical model based on relevant literature and corresponding data, and quantify and analyze the Shenzhen talent introduction plan with the plan of "Several Measures to Strengthen the Business Environment Reform" issued by Shenzhen [1].After that, all the indicators were used as comprehensive indicators using the factor analysis method, that is, six comprehensive indicators such as economic development level, living environment status, social security management, education level, natural environment status, and technological innovation atmosphere.Finally, we integrate the various indicators, and the multiple regression method is used to regress each influencing factor to obtain quantitative results.It is combining relevant measures and policies to provide targeted suggestions for talent introduction programs.
Company life cycle model: The influence of interior and exterior factors

Modelling all possible life cycles of a company in a highly competitive economic environment gives a significant advantage to the owner in his business investment activities. This article proposes and analyses a dynamic model of a company's life cycle with known action costs and transition probabilities, that can be affected by an outside influence. For this task, the Markov model was utilized. The proposed model is illustrated on a task of determining an advertising policy for a car dealership, that would increase the stock equity of a company. The result demonstrates the usefulness of a model for use in determining future actions of a company. We also review multiple models of the influence of outside factors on a company's total capitalization.
Reversibility for Quantum Programming Language QML

We present an extension of the denotational semantic model of the quantum programming language QML, to which computational reversibility is incorporated. The semantics of QML is defined in a functional setting which consider classical and quantum data, to which we add inverse functions. Additionally we incorporate into the semantics a history track which allows reversibility in QML. From the generation and processing of the history track and the final result of a program, the rules for executing reversibility allow to compute the original input data. This work contributes to the study of reversibility in quantum programming languages and considering that there is not yet a quantum computer in which the language can be implemented, this history and the proposed inverse functions are not trivial and allow us to determine that this language is reversible.
Holding Amazon Liable as a Seller of Defective Goods: A Convergence of Cultural and Economic Perspectives

Amazon’s e-commerce business, which offers a platform for third-party vendors, defies conventional categorization for products liability purposes. Professor Marshall Shapo’s conception of “tort law as a cultural mirror” sheds light on how products liability law has evolved so as to hold Amazon liable even as the seismic shift away from brick-and-mortar physical stores to the virtual marketplace has transformed the reasonable expectations of consumers. Holding Amazon liable is likewise supported by the economic perspective embodied in the “cheapest cost avoider” analysis; namely, that Amazon is best situated to take actions to minimize risks and prevent accidents from defective products. This convergence of cultural and economic perspectives and the emergence of a culturally specific norm of efficiency-as-responsibility in the context of the virtual marketplace, signals tort law’s ever moving march forward into the modern era.
The impact of data breaches on corporations and the status of potential regulation and litigation

Data breaches can have large effects on organizations as their information systems are compromised. This paper examines data breaches and the impact of data breaches on the stock price of corporations. Furthermore, this paper examines the regulatory framework of data breaches and both legal issues and the impact of cases in this area. The findings are summarized and future research in this area is proposed.
DESIGNED TO BUILD WEB-BASED LIBRARY INFORMATION SYSTEM AT SMK SENOPATI

Senopati Vocational School is a school that located in Sidoarjo. The business process in the Senopati Vocational School library currently implementing a manually service process that  all the data collection and recording are still written in the book, so when searching for the data that is needed there must open the book page by page. This causes the slow search for book data. The registration process for members is also increasingly difficult because of the increasing number of students. Making reports that still done by recording all transactions into a special recipe book to record all the results of service activities in the library every day and every month. The solution that applied to resolve these problems is by creating a Web-based Library Information System Design that can helpful in the book registration process, library member registration, book lending processes, book development process fines for delays in returning books and making reports processes that be required by the library. Based on the results of the trials on the Senopati Vocational Library system, the results of this library information system were able to facilitate the book registration process, member registration, loan process, return process, and making reports
Syntonize: A collaborative music making platform for bandmates

This research explores the music making practices of musicians in a band, uncovering their needs to carry out successful collaborations. This work focuses on three key areas: the creative activities of music making, the dynamics of collaboration, and the tools used to support these. This research unravels the complexity of the workflows of musicians, which lie amidst their individual musical expression, the constant exchange of their ideas, and the evolution of their personal relationships, with the goal of contributing to a shared musical piece. Additionally, currently used music making apps do not facilitate collaborative activities, making musicians seek alternative file sharing and communication tools to fulfill their needs online. This blocks their creative flow and slows down the band’s progress, particularly in the context of remote collaborations. In a bid to address these issues and improve their collaboration, a solution was designed: Syntonize is a simple music making app concept that enables musicians in a band to easily collaborate on their early music making activities. They can create music teams with their bandmates, as well as shared music projects where they can easily record and combine their ideas. They can also communicate about their music, whether it is for precise feedback on their work, or general project management.
Why the Police Should See the ‘Defund’ Movement as a Golden Opportunity

Calls to defund police echo through the country, many of them intended to be aggressive taunts. But the police ought to ignore the insult and take the defund movement as a golden opportunity to shed the many responsibilities that have distracted them from their primary of fighting crime. Over the years mission creep has brought police a host of responsibilities that only make their job more difficult and in fact call for a very different kind of expertise and training. Further, many of these activities, such as giving tickets, performing evictions, dealing with homelessness, mental illness, alcoholism, etc. are no-win activities for the police. The public will not appreciate their work as they would a criminal stopped or a victim saved. Police should take the opportunity to support this revolutionary movement that will do what lots of police chiefs have been urging for years.
Organizational and pedagogical conditions of ICT health-saving usage at school: guidelines for teachers

The article describes the organizational and pedagogical conditions of information and communication technology (ICT) health-saving usage at middle school. The model of realization of named conditions and the model of cooperation of partici-pants of the educational process within health-saving use of ICT was developed. The examples and hints of how to implement the organizational and pedagogical conditions of ICT health-saving usage are given. An empirical study showed that in the experimental group that studied under the authors’ conditions, the number of students demonstrated high results in three directions (attention stability and mental capacity, healthy vestibular-motor reac-tions, positive psycho-emotional state) that are much ahead of those obtained in the control group. Consequently, the obtained data showed the effectiveness of the conditions developed by the authors. It is emphasized that the named condi-tions can be realized only through the concentration of efforts and concerted in-teraction of all parties of the educational process.
The Evaluation of Three English Learning Websites

With the growing use of internet, a large number of English learning websites have been developed to assist English learners to improve their English. However, the websites do not always match the learners’ need, learners’ interests, and learners’ characteristic. Hence, it is essential for English teachers to evaluate the English learning websites before they recommend them to their students. The present study evaluated three language learning websites focusing on listening. Three major criteria including design, content, and learner fit were used as the parameters in the present evaluation. It is expected that, upon the evaluation, English language learners can be assisted to choose the best website for their English learning. In addition, this evaluation can contribute to the development of the language learning websites in which the feedback from the evaluation can be incorporated to the better development of the websites.
Expert System with Diagnosis of Blood Cancer (Leukaemia) with the Certainty Factor Method

Blood cancer or called leukaemia usually affects children with a high risk of death. Lack of knowledge about leukaemia is the cause that affects parents to search for information. By looking at the condition of children who are still unable to think for themselves. Will make a concern for the people around him to help them overcome their problems. Parents or immediate family must supervise the child's development and development for the recovery of their child. To help the process of healing children who have leukaemia, parents must be active in seeking information about the disease. So that if there is a symptom, the parents are more sensitive. They can recognize and immediately prevent the leukaemia disease, in this study an application in the diagnosis of leukaemia is carried out using the help of an expert system which is used to assist in diagnosing leukaemia using certainty methods. Factor. The results of using the certainty factor method based on the symptoms and criteria possessed by patients with leukaemia patients will show a fairly high percentage and accuracy as a tool that shows the conditions experienced by people living with leukaemias.
KEFT: Knowledge Extraction and Graph Building from Statistical Data Tables

Data provided by statistical models are commonly represented by textual, tabular or graphical form in documents (reports, articles, posters and presentations). These documents are often available in PDF format. Even though it makes accessing a particular information more difficult, it is interesting to process the PDF documents directly. We present KEFT, a solution in the statistical domain and we describe the fully functional pipeline to constructing a knowledge graph by extracting entities and relations from statistical Data Tables. We showcase how this approach can be used to construct a knowledge graph from different statistical studies.
Arabic Location Name Annotations and Applications

This paper show how location named entity (LNE) extraction and annotation, which makes part of our named entity recognition (NER) systems, is an important task in managing the great amount of data. In this paper, we try to explain our linguistic approach in our rule-based LNE recognition and classification system based on syntactico-semantic patterns. To reach good results, we have taken into account morpho-syntactic information provided by morpho-syntactic analysis based on DIINAR database, and syntactico-semantic classification of both location name trigger words (TW) and extensions. Formally, different trigger word sense implies different syntactic entity structures. We also show the semantic data that our LNE recognition and classification system can provide to both information extraction (IE) and information retrieval(IR).The XML database output of the LNE system constituted an important resource for IE and IR. Future project will improve this processing output in order to exploit it in computerassisted Translation (CAT).
A note on eight-vertex universal quantum gates and a family of non-eight-vertex gates

Kauffman and Lomonaco initiated the idea that unitary solutions to Yang-Baxter equation are crucial tools in studying the relationship between quantum entanglement and topological entanglement. Hence we believe creating a more explicit formalism and more examples of those solutions is an important contribution to this field of study. Many well-known and well-studied four-by-four universal quantum logic gates in the literature are of a specific form, the so called eight-vertex form. In the first part of this paper, we provide explicit formulas in terms of matrix entries, which are the necessary and sufficient conditions for a four-by-four complex matrix, of the eight-vertex form, to be a unitary solution to Yang-Baxter equation. Hence, considering the conditions needed forbeing entangling, we give the explicit description of universal quantum logic gates of such a specific form, in terms of matrix entries. In the second part of this paper, we create a family of examples of unitary solutions to Yang-Baxter equation of non-eight-vertex form, using a hint from the cyclic group.
Project-Oriented Course of Software Engineering Based on Essence

One of the most difficult parts in education of future software engineers is teaching how to combine software engineering hard skills (analysis and design of architecture, developing software, initial launch of software for customers) with soft skills (team work, time and resource management, communication with stakeholders of the project). Unfortunately, some universities only give theoretical basics of project management or do not even consider this part of software engineering as compulsory. In this paper we present our teaching experience of software engineering as a project-oriented course in a business-like environment. In this course we use Essence to combine the students' knowledge about software engineering projects with their experience in course projects.
PROTECTION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE IMPLEMENTED IN COMPUTER SCIENCE CLASSES

At present, the issue of cultural heritage protection is very topical and modern technologies are very helpful in these efforts. In our paper we will focus on the creation of 3D models of sacral objects by photogrammetric methods. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are currently being used in several areas of the economy, film, business and everyday life and are therefore ideal for obtaining photo shots of sacral buildings in order to create 3D models. The current development of flight planning systems makes it possible to maintain an optimal flight geometry and thus eliminate the gain of images with little or no overlap. The created 3D model not only reliably reflects the real appearance of the object, but is also its metric reflection. This means that we can accurately place it in a global or local coordinate system and get all its dimensions. These procedures can be well implemented in the teaching of informatics, which not only can increase students' interest in informatics, but this subject can become more interesting for students. These procedures are well applicable in primary schools, but especially in secondary schools. In our paper, we will focus on the implementation of modeling procedures in computer science lessons (as the whole procedure cannot be realized within one lesson) with regard to the interrelationships of subjects, especially mathematics, physics and history. From the rich experience with the creation of models of sacral buildings, we will design the optimal way of creating models suitable for educational purposes, taking into account the number of images, the quality of the model and the time of creation. We will also describe the advantages and pitfalls associated with creating models. In the end, we will evaluate our proposal and describe the experience gained. At present, it is probably difficult for us to exclude elements of ICT from the educational process and everyday life, and that would not be right at all. In addition, they also allow their use in the field of cultural heritage protection.
Trajectory and Traits of Devigners: A Qualitative Study about Transdisciplinarity in a Software Studio

Contemporary software engineering requires multidisciplinary teams, organized in different roles to collaborate. Among the roles, two are consolidating as complementary opposites: the developer and the designer. These roles require different backgrounds and skills, which makes the developer-designer collaboration quite difficult sometimes. Intending to bridge the gap between these two roles, some students are pursuing a double background in design and development, trying to become what has been called a devigner. This research presents a qualitative study on the common trajectory and traits of students who fit the devigner profile in a particular place. The study was conducted in a software studio program focused on mobile app development in Brazil, following a combination of oral history and grounded theory methods. The findings are useful to identify devigners already acting in multidisciplinary teams, as well as in the construction or improvement of undergraduate courses aiming at supporting transdisciplinary professionals.
Emotion estimation based on dialog texts

In recent years, the use of 3DCG and 3D avatar has increased with the development of image processing technology in various digital contents. Motions in 3D avatars has become very complicated, and it takes a very long time to create them since they are made manually in most cases. In this study, estimating emotions from sentences for the purpose of generating 3D avatar motions automatically from the estimated emotion information and the semantic information of the sentences. Thereby, it can save a lot of time. As the first stage of the research, estimation of emotion from sentences such as dialog texts is investigated.
Library Research Guides: CRE Open Resource Program: STEM for Tweens!: Home

This guide provides information on and links to open STEM resources, primarily geared to the tween (ages 8-12) audience. Also useful for parents and educators.
IMPLEMENTASI ALGORITMA APRIORI UNTUK MENEMUKAN ATURAN ASOSIASI DALAM TRANSAKSI PENJUALAN DI KAFE

Nowadays technological development and information systems is growing rapidly. Almost in all fields of work using the system to support its operations. Kafeloaja is a cafe in general that provides a variety of food and drinks. Many of his menu choices in the Kafeloaja increasingly attract customers to repeat buy back in Kafeloaja, but it would be better if there is a system that can provide a recommendation menu to the customer, so that it can give benefits to the cafe or the customer. Research that will be conducted to analyze apriori algorithm by utilizing the existing transacation data to know the number and combination of menu items that are sold simultaneously as a consideration in making policy and business strategy. The result shows that Nasi Goreng Telur with its partner Es Teh Manis have the highest confidence value of 69% and support value 15%.
Functional Model Of Pedagogical Support For Professional Self-Determination For Technical Universities Students

This article explores the problem of the development of professional self-determination of students of technical universities and ways to solve it. New technical directions of training appear. The relevance of the study of the development of professional self-determination of students is explained by the expansion of the range of scientific and educational areas of technical training and the increase in the capabilities of the university educational space. The structure of modern higher technical education is implemented by successive educational and professional programs of three levels, varying in content and duration of study: bachelor's, master's, and post-graduate programs. The different learning objectives at each level of higher education dictate different approaches to the organization of pedagogical support for professional self-determination of students in a variety of educational and professional ways of a technical university. The pedagogical support for students as an organized scientific and methodological process aimed at continuing professional education and supporting students in the development of professional self-determination becomes necessary. The theoretical basis for the development of a model of pedagogical support of professional self-determination is the systemic, competency-based, diversification and personal-activity approaches. The functional model of pedagogical support of professional self-determination proposed in the article includes the scientific-target, substantive, diagnostic and corrective, evaluative-effective blocks and organizational and pedagogical conditions. Its implementation helps to increase the efficiency of the process of supporting professional self-determination.