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ANALISIS PELAKSANAAN SISTEM INFORMASI AKUNTANSI PENGGAJIAN PADA PT. DIVAINTAN PUTRIPRATAMA BEKASI JAWA BARAT

This research aimed : 1) To find out the implementation of payroll accounting information system in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. 2) To find out whether or not the payroll accounting information has been implemented well in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. The data employed was secondary one deriving from the document of PT. Divaintan Putripratama related to the implementation of payroll accounting information system existing in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. Technique of analyzing data used was descriptive analysis with qualitative approach. The result of research showed : 1) The functions related to payroll accounting system in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. 2) Document used in payroll accounting system in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. 3) Accounting record used in payroll accounting in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. 4) The procedure establishing payroll accounting system in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. 5) The report resulting from the payroll accounting system in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. 6) Internal control system in payroll accounting system in PT. Divaintan Putripratama. The result of analysis, the following conclusions could be drawn : 1) The implementation of payroll accounting information system existing in PT. Divaintan Putripratama has not been implemented well as indicated with thefunction of time recording (the employees’ presence list), and function of  payroll development still assumed by personnel and general function 2) The implementation of administration used in PT. Divaintan Putripratama had not been  implemented well because there was no supporting document of salary change and receipt from the bank staing that the bank had transferred the employees’ salary. 3) The implementation of accounting recording used in PT. Divaintan Putripratama had not been conducted well because there was no indirect labor cost cars in payroll accounting system. Thus,  the hypothesis of research was supported.
Modelling geographical effect of user neighbourhood on collaborative web service QoS prediction

QoS prediction is a task to predict the unknown QoS value of an active user to a web service that he/she has not accessed previously for supporting appropriate web service recommendation. Existing studies adopt collaborative filtering methods for QoS prediction, while the inherent issues of data sparsity and cold-start in collaborative filtering have not been resolved satisfactorily and the role of geographical context is also underestimated. Through data analysis on a public real-world dataset, we observe that there exists a positive correlation between a user's QoS values and geographical neighbourhood's ratings. Based on the observation, we model the geographical effect of user neighbourhood on QoS prediction and propose a unified matrix factorisation model by capitalising the advantages of geographical neighbourhood and latent factor approaches. Experimental results exhibit the significance of geographical context on modelling user features and demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of our approach on improving QoS prediction performance.
Collaborative Integrated Model in Agile Software Development (MDSIC/MDSIC–M)-Case Study and Practical Advice

The fast increase of mobile device users based on wider and easier internet access has detonated the development of mobile applications (APP) and web.Therefore, improvement and innovation have become a top priority for businesses and consumer relations.The functional quality and interface aspects in applications (software) drive companies to succeed in mobile apps market competition.This paper introduces an agile software development methodology denominated MDSIC and MDSIC-M focused on rapid application development as required by small and medium software enterprises (SMEs), and results in better quality and competitiveness.MDSIC and MDSIC -M proposes some levels with better practices that should be followed in software development projects.This article also aims to show matching indicators and results of MDSIC and MDSIC -M implementations in software projects, by assessing the needed parameters to generate quality software, and thus align technology with the goals of the organizations.
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I'm Fun, Too! by J. Fenske

Fenske, Jonathan. I’m Fun, Too!. Scholastic Inc., 2018.&#x0D; The children’s book, I’m Fun, Too!, by Jonathan Fenske, is a feel-good book for younger children, teaching life lessons about how each person is special in their own way.&#x0D; The illustrations are done with Lego® characters, which can encourage students to connect with the book if they like using Lego®. This picture book’s target audience is primary students and early learners as there is vocabulary that emphasizes learning about feelings and teaches lessons about sharing and self-worth. It is written in the form of a large comic and has comical aspects to it that will engage students through the colours and funny illustrations. The speech bubbles give the feel of a Lego® comic, making the book more dynamic.&#x0D; This book would be effective at introducing to children how to express their feelings. The Lego® theme creates a setting, where having fun is explored. Younger readers would enjoy the colourful illustrations and the funny aspects of the book, while consequently learning about positive communication. I would recommend this book to students who are in Kindergarten and the first grade. The diction is simplistic, yet also educational, teaching productive ways for kindergarten students to express their emotions and feelings.&#x0D; Recommended: 3 out of 4 starsReviewer: Jack Strouk&#x0D;
On the Integration of CP-nets in ASPRIN

Conditional preference networks (CP-nets) express qualitative preferences over features of interest.A Boolean CP-net can express that a feature is preferable under some conditions, as long as all other features have the same value.This is often a convenient representation, but sometimes one would also like to express a preference for maximizing a set of features, or some other objective function on the features of interest.ASPRIN is a flexible framework for preferences in ASP, where one can mix heterogeneous preference relations, and this paper reports on the integration of Boolean CP-nets.In general, we extend ASPRIN with a preference program for CP-nets in order to compute most preferred answer sets via an iterative algorithm.For the specific case of acyclic CP-nets, we provide an approximation by partially ordered set preferences, which are in turn normalized by ASPRIN to take advantage of several highly optimized algorithms implemented by ASP solvers for computing optimal solutions.Finally, we take advantage of a linear-time computable function to address dominance testing for tree-shaped CP-nets.
A Platform for Image Recommendation in Foreign Word Learning

[The 9th International Learning Analytics and Knowledge (LAK) Conference] March 4-8, 2019, Tempe, Arizona, USA
Data Fluency: Building data skills in a sustainable way

This paper was presented at the Australian eResearch Skilled Workforce Summit on July 30, 2019Researchers in all disciplines are creating, navigating, analysing and visualising increasingly diverse and large datasets, and are seeking to up-skill in new tools and methods to help manipulate their data. However, training andsupport networks in the use of these tools have not always been available at scale. Skill development programsthat target a diverse research community across both HASS and STEM offer significant opportunities forGraduate Researchers and ECRs to network, share experiences and learn collaboratively. However, they presenta number of administrative and organisational challenges. Monash University’s Data Fluency program is a multidisciplinary collaboration led by the University Library incollaboration with the Bioinformatics Platform and eResearch, directly addressing the University's AI and DataScience focus. The program is responsible for the provision of a range of workshops that focus on developingresearchers’ skills in using, exploring, interpreting and visualising data in a meaningful way and in effectivelycommunicating research and ideas. Alongside the workshops, the program aims to build community andcontinue to develop skills through opportunities to engage in informal 1:1 drop-ins, seminars and networkingopportunities. The workshops and drop-ins work hand in hand to provide the necessary training and continualsupport while learning new tools and solving problems; as well as learning through teaching and sharingexpertise once the skills move beyond a foundational level. Graduate Research students, professional staff andECRs learn from each other and share their knowledge and approaches across disciplinary areas. This paper discusses the origins of the program, its current operating model, and some suggested ways that itcould interact with the sector more broadly.
A Study on the Development Plans for Jeonbuk-Style Innovative Future Schools: Focused on Elementary School

본 연구는 개연적 삼단논법에 근거한 질적 자료 분석을 통하여 전북형 혁신미래학교의 운영 범위를 구체화할 때 적용할 수 있는 최적화된 발전방안을 마련하는데 목적이 있다. 특히 전북형 혁신미래학교의 운영 및 제도개선을 위한 교육과정과 수업 측면의 논의에 초점을 두었다. 구체적으로 본 연구에서는 초등 혁신학교의 안정적인 정착과 발전을 위해 소규모 학교, 도시형 학교, 교육연계형 학교로 구분하여 중장기적 발전방향을 설정하였다. 또한 법과 제도의 범위에서 학교환경, 교육과정 및 수업, 교사의 역할, 기술 및 인프라 등을 변화시키는 점진적 변화 모델의 개발방향을 설정하였다. 이를 위해 문헌 연구와 질적 메타분석 방법으로 발전방안의 초안을 구성한 후, 전북지역 현장 전문가들을 대상으로 네 번의 FGI와 여섯 차례의 심층 인터뷰를 실시하였다. 이를 통해 전북형 혁신미래학교의 제도적 자율권을 도출함으로써 발전방안을 마련하였고 그 시사점을 논의하였다. 향후 본 발전방안을 전북형 혁신미래학교에 적용하여 방안의 개선점을 확인함과 동시에 실제적인 효과성을 확인하는 후속 연구가 요구된다.The purpose of this study is to provide an optimized development plan applicable to the materialization of a management scope for a Jeonbuk-style innovative future school(IFS). The study is done by analyzing qualitative data based on probable syllogism. Here, a development plan refers to a platform in the aspect of curriculums and lessons to designate and run a Jeonbuk-style IFS. The present study set a mid and long-term development direction for small-sized, urban-type, and education-connected schools to materialize, both, the stable settlement and development of a Jeonbuk-style IFS. A development direction was also set for a gradual change model to bring changes to the school environments, curriculum sets and lessons, roles of teachers, technologies, and infrastructure within the scope of current laws and institutions. After making a development draft plan through literature study and qualitative meta-analysis, the investigator conducted four FGIs and six in-depth interviews with field experts in the Jeonbuk region. The results were then used to identify institutional autonomy for Jeonbuk-style IFS, thus contributing to the development plans and discussions about its implications. In the future, there should be a follow-up study to apply this development plan to Jeonbuk-style IFS, checking what should be improved with the model and examining its actual effectiveness.
EVALUATION OF SOLAR ENERGY RESOURCES IN MAHAJANGA : SOLAR IRRADIATION ON A HORIZONTAL SURFACE

The long-term evaluation of the performance of solar energy conversion systems is established through the knowledge of solar irradiation at the installation site. This study is in the context of the characterization of solar energy resources in Mahajanga for application to solar energy conversion. For this, it is important to have effective methods for estimating the solar surface energy on the ground called also global terrestrial horizontal radiation. Three models for predicting the solar reservoir are adopted : Semi-empirical models (Lacis & Hansen, Davies & Hay), Meteorological models (Garg and Hussein) and Spectral models (Leckner and Richard Bird and Riordan). These models make it possible to calculate the three components of solar irradiation: direct, diffuse and global. The analysis of the results obtained shows a good correlation between the results calculated by the different models. It is also clear that the Mahajanga region has good sunshine which is favourable to the use of energy systems.
Estrategia pedagógica para generar apropiación social del conocimiento científico en educación básica mediante una revista

In the present investigation, a pedagogical strategy framed in non-formal education was designed in order to generate Social Appropriation of Knowledge (ASC) in basic education students from a journal of scientific dissemination. In the first instance, an article was selected and the content adapted for children, then five pedagogical principles were developed to build three activities (scientific vocation, evolution and scientific footprints) and thus appropriate the content exposed in the adaptation.Finally, a pilot test of the activities in the third and fifth grade students of the Marseille I.E.D. located in Bogota Colombia, to evaluate the reading comprehension of the material, the impact on the scientific vocation (segmented in turn in characterization of the scientist, perception of the scientific work and impression on science), the quality of the proposed activities and the creation of ASC. The analysis showed that the material generated ASC in the students, which allows us to conclude that elements outside the school such as a journal of scientific dissemination can be knowledge generators.
Leachate Management Model with Land Treatment Intervention in Tidal Area Landfill Case Study at Basirih Landfill, Banjarmasin, Indonesia

The main issue in the perspective expectation of tidal landfill is that it has great potential in polluting the environment. The volume of waste grows faster than the world population, and waste management is a very important issue for humans [1,2]. One of the pollutants caused by Landfiils is the formation of leachate. Leachate management can be done by land treatment treatment before leachate processed to LTP. Leachate management of leach without intervention obtained effluen leachate processed processing Leachate Processing discharged into the environment around TPA Basirih not meet the quality standards. Modeling of leachate management without intervention resulted that the COD concentration effluent of Leachate Processing Installation from 2016 onwards exceeded quality standard of waste. The result of simulation of model with intervention of land treatment treatment with HRT 75 hours resulted in effluent COD level that fulfill the quality standard requirement until 2017. For simulation of land treatment treatment with HRT 100 hours, 125 hours and 150 hours resulted in effluent COD level which fulfilled the standard quality requirement until final year of modeling (2025).
PENGEMBANGAN MEDIA SIMULATOR PADA PENDIDIKAN DAN PELATIHAN FOAM TENDER OPERATION AND DEFENSIVE DRIVING DI BALAI PENDIDIKAN DAN PELATIHAN PENERBANGAN PALEMBANG

This study produced a simulator for education and training in Foam Tender Operation and Defensive Driving and to find out whether learning outcomes using simulators are better than students who do not use simulators. The study uses the Research and Development (R & D) method. The research was conducted at the Palembang Aviation Training and Training Center on students in Foam Tender Operation and Defensive Driving, Aviation Accident Aid and Fire Fighting (PKP-PK). The trial design used was quasi-experimental post-test only control group design. The findings of the study, namely the simulator learning media categorized as very feasible to use in learning with a percentage value of 81.67%. Student responses after using simulators are categorized very well with a percentage of 85%. Students who are taught using media or experimental classes have better learning outcomes by obtaining greater scores than students who do not use simulators. From the results above, it can be said that the development of simulator learning media is feasible to use and the response of students using simulator learning media is very good.
LibGuides: Student Success Week 2019: Home

SSW is three days of workshop-based programming that will be held here at the library on September 3rd, 4th, and 5th. It will run from approximately 10-4 each day, with a mixture of 30- minute, 60- minute, and 90- minute workshops and trainings that are g
Quality Evaluation for Indoor Mobile Data Customers in Addis Ababa Business Area Using Data from Network Management System, Walk Test, Crowdsourcing and Subjective Survey

Introduction and penetration of high-speed and innovative mobile data services including social media and video services have been increasing significantly across the globe. This growth is driven by deployment and availability of capable and affordable mobile networks and smartphones. These trends have also been observed in Ethiopia as the country’s sole incumbent operator ethio telecom has expanded coverage and capacity of its mobile data network, especially for universal mobile telecommunications system (UMTS) network. The successful provision of these innovative services requires mobile operators to have continuous monitoring of the quality of their networks and customer satisfaction. To that end, this monitoring allows the operator to make timely network optimization, marketing and other relevant decisions that enhance service quality. Traditionally measurement and analysis of network quality of service (QoS) is performed using data from network management system (NMS) and drive/walk test (DT/WT). In recent times, the usage QoS data from crowdsourcing (CS) is also emerging as useful monitoring tool. However, all these methods do not fully capture users’ quality of experience (QoE), which is a function of not only network QoS but also other factors including subjective users’ technical literacy and opinion. As a result, operators have recently provided attention not only for QoS but also QoE. Yet, most quality related analyses are performed using data from only subjective survey, NMS, DT/WT, or CS. It is not straightforward to find quality investigation based on data from all the methods. More importantly, such quality investigation has not been made in the context of Ethiopia’s mobile market. In this paper, we perform QoS and QoE evaluation for UMTS mobile data service based on quality data from all NMS, WT, CS and subjective survey for a business area in Addis Ababa. The evaluation is made using downlink user throughput and mean opinion score (MOS) metrics. The obtained 50th percentile throughput results from NMS, WT and CS are good enough for web browsing and offline video streaming but not for high definition (HD) video calls and live HD video streaming. Furthermore, CS provides optimistic results compared to NMS and WT and its 90th percentile throughput is very good even for live HD video streaming. Moreover, the obtained MOS results from subjective survey almost fit to the QoS results, thus indicating that the network QoS is a significant contributor to users’ perceived QoE.
Implicitly Coordinated Multi-Agent Path Finding under Destination Uncertainty: Success Guarantees and Computational Complexity (Extended Abstract)

In multi-agent path finding, it is usually assumed that planning is performed centrally and that the destinations of the agents are common knowledge. We will drop both assumptions and analyze under which conditions it can be guaranteed that the agents reach their respective destinations using implicitly coordinated plans without communication.
User-Centred Design of Augmented and Virtual Reality HumanComputer Interfaces

AR/VR is like a double-edged sword: Displays can be compelling and powerfulyet when certain design principles are violated, they can be confusing and unusable.We explore some of the reasons for this, from the perspective of Human-Computer Interaction, which necessitates a design process that is informed by basic scientific results from the overlapping domains of Perception, Action, and Cognition.This keynote lecture will explore the special "capacities and constraints" of these three basic subsystems.The talk will then examine some of the implications and fundamental concerns for general AR.The talk will focus on the implications for particular applications in various Multimedia applications, and some which are specialized for Surgical Planning, Guidance, and targeting, with case studies drawn from published papers on the use of AR for Neurosurgery.
Tell Your Story Well: How Embedded Librarians Demonstrate and Communicate Their Value

SLA Embedded Librarians Caucus Conference panel session from the Special Libraries Association 2018 Annual Conference, selected for the SLA Best Of Webinar series of the seven most highly-rated sessions from this SLA 2018 conference. Embedded librarians have unique opportunities and challenges in demonstrating and communicating their value. Metrics and communications have to be tailored to each situation, and can depend on the type of organization, the organization’s mission and strategy, and the personalities involved. In this panel session, experienced managers and librarians shared perspectives, principles, and examples for making sure others in your organization (especially the higher ups) understand the value librarians are adding in their embedded role. Moderator: Nadine Anderson. Panelists: *Jennifer Martin, Associate Librarian, Arizona Health Sciences Library *Ethel M. Salonen, Principal, Ollin Associates
Development of Writing Anecdote Text Based on Meme Comic Using Interactive Multimedia on Students in Grade 10th of MAS Islamiyah YPI Batangkuis

This study aims to determine the results of development of writing anecdote text based on meme comic using interactive multimedia on students in grade 10th of MAS Islamiyah YPI Batangkuis. Teaching materials is developed in the form of digital modules. This type of research is development research based on the development model of Borg and Gall. With the subject of the trial consisting of material experts, design experts, Indonesian language teachers, and class grade 10th MAS Islamiyah YPI Batangkuis. The results of this study indicate that (1) the validation of the material experts includes the feasibility of the contents expressed very well with a total percentage of 95.5%, the feasibility of presentation was stated to be very good with a total percentage of 90.5%, and the feasibility of the language was stated to be very good with a total percentage of 96%. (2) validation from design experts with criteria is quite good with a total percentage of 78.12%.