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The VCDLN Mobile Learning System for Digital Learning Services in Pandemic Covid-19

During the Pandemic-covid-19, educators in remote villages require developing the VCDLN (Virtual Community Digital Learning Nusantara) system. The objectives of this research are as follows (1) integrating the Distance Learning system with Learning Resources multiple “Hand on hand Technology”; (2) developing the CBT (Computer Based Test) system for e-assessment needs; and (3) measuring the opinions of the VCDLN community members, which include Mini Market, Village Office, District Police Office, Integrated Healthcare Center, School, Sub-District Office, Community Health Centers, and Military Rayon Command on the implementation of the program as a Multiplatform Distance Learning model during the COVID-19 pandemic. A Mix Method was used in this study (Qualitative and Quantitative). Moreover, the findings revealed that the CBT system had supported the development of mobile VCDLN as a portable VCDLN service system. Furthermore, the VCDLN community’s influence, either partially or simultaneously, positively impacts the program’s implementations.
Use of Karst Caves in Malang Regency and the Possible Challenges to Their Existence

The karst landscape is in the southern part of Malang Regency. In this area, separate phenomena can be seen on the surface (eksokarst) and subsurface (endokarst). The eksokarst landscape is indicated by an arid/dry area; meanwhile the endokarst landscape is indicated by the presence of caves. This study aimed to understand the use of the karst caves by the people in Malang Regency, the existing potential inside the cave passages, and the future challenges to their utilization. The study used field observation along the cave sites. Based on the data obtained, the caves in the Malang area are used to obtain clean water from the subterranean rivers, as well as for religious purposes, and as cultural heritage sites for educative tourism. Caves also play an important role in carbon gas absorption. However, many caves have not been optimally utilized by the Malang people. The possible challenges which will be faced in developing cave tourism are as follows: visitor activities in sensitive areas that lead to cave damage; a lack of awareness about the existence of certain high-potential caves, which require skilled researchers to identify; and cave tourist attraction development that raises environmental concerns.&#x0D; Keywords: karst, caves, utilization, existence
Feasibility Studi Business MAC ID ERP for Development of ERP System of Notification of Goods Imports (PIB) Information System for Company Owning Import Identification Number (API)

Today's competitive business environment requires much greater interaction between customers and businesses. The implementation of an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is one of the strategies that are widely used by companies to improve the quality of their information systems. This is because ERP is part of the company's infrastructure that can support the smooth business processes of companies that implement it. In addition, ERP is also considered as a supporter of business functions, and can increase the company's competitiveness. ERP implementation is a complex step, because of the relationship between one function and another within the company. The information system for the Notification of Import of Goods is very important for companies carrying out import activities due to the efficiency and effectiveness of the customs process for compliance and costs that arise from the implementation of import activities
Landslide Susceptibility Assessment in Mojokerto Regency Using Logistic Regression

The impact of landslides varies from place to place, including cutting off transportation routes, destroying agricultural land, and/or destroying houses. Due to the high threat of landslides, it is necessary to make efforts to improve community preparedness by disseminating information about landslide distribution. In this research, landslide assessment was conducted using logistic regression. Twelve landslide factors were assessed including topographic position index, stream power index, slope, aspect, elevation, profile curvature, distance to drainage, soil, rainfall, land use, and distance to road. The assessment of the landslide susceptibility level in this study was highly accurate, based on the AUC value obtained, which was 0.92. The results of the assessment of the landslide susceptibility level were divided into five classes with the following areas: very low 36%, low 4.4%, moderate 2.91%, high 4.1% and very high 52.5%.&#x0D; Keywords: scientific, approach, methodological, techniques, geography
Traditional Flood Mitigation by the Indigenous People of Sampang Madura

Flooding has taken place in Sampang every year for the last decade. However, before 2010, flooding in this area only occurred on average once every 5-10 years. This paper attempted to analyze the flood intensities and the traditional flood mitigation practices of indigenous people from Sampang. The authors used historical methods consisting of heuristics, criticism, interpretation, and historiography to analyze the problem. By perusing government archives, newspapers, photos, videos, and interviews, the authors learned that flooding in Sampang has become more frequent and the range has become wider than in earlier periods, and this is due to the geomorphological condition and unfinished construction of sheet pile in Sungai Kemuning. This condition causes the residents to be flooded every year. To cope with flooding the residents use traditional mitigation techniques before and after flooding. They can feel hawa banjir through environmental signs surrounding their place. They measure the flood water level with a wooden stick called brenggongan. As an early warning system, they use kentongan and cell phones (to call family or colleagues in the North). When the floods come, important goods are stored in a shelter called ra’ para’an or paray. Moreover, the upper-middle class usually builds an attic (loteng) in their house, while the lower-middle class prefers to raise the floor of their house.&#x0D; Keywords: flood, traditional mitigation, Sampang, Madura
PENGARUH KECAKAPAN LITERASI MEDIA GURU TERHADAP PENGUATAN PENDIDIKAN KARAKTER ANAK PADA TK AISYIYAH KOTA MAKASSAR

This study was conducted with the aim of knowing the effect of teacher media literacy skills on strengthening character education in Aisyiyah Kindergarten in Makassar City. The population in this study were teachers of Aisyiyah Kindergarten in Makassar, amounting to 135 teachers spread from 47 Aisyiyah Kindergarten and in obtaining research samples using purposive random sampling technique which previously obtained a number of samples using the Slovin formula as many as 57 teachers. The data collection technique was obtained by using a like-art scale questionnaire whose instrument development procedures included validity testing using a gregory testing model and construct validity using Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) and reliability testing using the Alpha Cronbach formula which resulted in a reliability coefficient value of 0.98 for the teacher's digital literacy skill instrument and a reinforcement value of 0.97 for the instrument's instrument character. The data collected were analyzed using inferential statistics, namely simple regression analysis. The results of the study revealed that water had a positive and significant effect on teacher media literacy skills on strengthening character education in Aisyiyah Kindergarten in Makassar City
The Effectiveness of the OH RATS (Overview, Headings, Read, Answer, Test Study) Strategy in Learning to Write Journal Notes

This study aims to determine the effectiveness of the OH RATS strategy in learning to write journal notes. This type of research is a quasi-experimental design with a pretest-posttest control group design. The population of this study was 252 students of class X SMA N 9 Yogyakarta. Determination of the sample is done by random sampling technique. Based on the determination obtained class X MIPA 2 as the experimental group and class X MIPA 4 as the control group. Data collection is done through tests. The validity of the instrument is the content validity which is consulted to the expert. The data analysis technique used is the t test for normality and homogeneity. The results showed that the OH RATS strategy was more effective than the conventional strategy in learning to write journal notes. This is evidenced by the t-test with a t-value of 2.996 and significant with p (p&lt;0.05). Based on these results, the OH RATS strategy is effective in learning to write journal notes. Keywords: Effectiveness, strategy, notes, OH RATS, writing.
Psychological Behavior Prediction through Sentiment Analysis Technics: Transformers and ML Approach

In the era of the COVID-19 epidemic, governments have imposed nationwide lockdowns, which make a huge change to people's daily routines.This last impacts indirectly the well-being of people's mental health.And due to social media, many conversations about these phenomena occur online, especially those related to people's emotions.Which brought challenges and opportunities for sentiment analysis researchers.In this article, we are interested in extracting correlations between this epidemic and its psychological effects by analyzing users' tweets through common Deep Learning and Machine Learning approaches used for text classification.This last goal is a crucial step to fulfill the main objective of our research: Developing an intelligent system that provides recommendations such as positive support and early alert to help people in case of specific needs particularly challenging mental states.
Boosting Arabic Named Entity Recognition with K-Fold Cross Validation on LSTM and Bi-LSTM Models 

Named-Entity-Recognition (NER) is one of the most important Information-Extraction (IE) use cases, which is used to improve the performance of Natural Languages Processing (NLP) tasks, such as Relation-Extraction (RE), Question-Answering (QA).Recently, Arabic NER is tackled in different ways by researchers.In this study, we assess the performance of two widely used models, namely, LSTM and Bi-LSTM on the NER task in the Arabic language and perform a comparative study between these models.In contrast to the traditional data partition technique widely used during the training, we employ the technique of k-fold cross-validation to improve the performance of each model.The experimental results reveal that the performance of all models is improved when k-fold cross-validation is applied.Additionally, according to our experiment results, the Bi-LSTM model outperforms the LSTM model in terms of our evaluation metric.We achieve the best F1 score of 94.17% with CNN-Bi-LSTM-CRF.An ablation study on k-fold cross-validation demonstrates that the F1 score increased from 87.28 to 94.17%.
How Can Talented Professionals Realizing the Gem 2.0 (Government Excellence Model) in UAE

The current study was launched as an attempt to determine the extent to which talented professionals understand the concept of GEM 2.0 and the standards associated with it, which including (Vision Realizing, Distinctive Value and Enablers). The current study adopted the quantitative approach in collecting primary data. The questionnaire was used as a research tool and was distributed to a sample of (233) talented professional employees within the fiscal year 2021-2022. By relying on SPSS, the study came to the conclusion that there is a high level realization of the concept of GEM 2.0 by talented professionals and that realization is attributed to the explicit and clear sequence of development of the model over time, in addition to the idea that the model took into account the differences and specializations in the nature of governmental services. Study recommended that talented professionals must pass the torch for younger talents to know their worth and employ themselves in the service of a country that will support them and present to them rare opportunities that can change their future to a better approach.
Ventricular segmentation and modeling using topological watershed transformation and harmonic state model

Abstract This paper proposes an adapted ventricular segmentation method based on topological watershed transform. Segmentation will allow spatio‐temporal modeling of trajectories of the different points belonging to the borders of the ventricle using a harmonic motion model that is able to describe such motion over the entire cardiac cycle. In addition, extraction of the adopted canonical state vector and the corresponding state equations guarantees an optimal efficacy and a gradual transition from order n to order n + 1. To validate the proposed approach, an intern‐image base was used. Our results show a promising ability to discern whether subjects are healthy or pathological with an 80% success rate.
The Logic of Conditionals on Outback Trails

Abstract Conditional statements are ubiquitous, from promises and threats to reasoning and decision making. By now, logicians have studied them from many different angles, both semantic and proof-theoretic. This paper suggests two more perspectives on the meaning of conditionals, one dynamic and one geometric, that may throw yet more light on a familiar and yet in some ways surprisingly elusive and many-faceted notion.1
Utilization of university E-learning assisted social media in learning contemporary Indonesian literature

This study aims to describe (1) the use of university e-learning assisted social media in learning contemporary Indonesian literature during the Covid-19 pandemic and (2) students' understanding of contemporary Indonesian literature taken from the source of university e-learning assisted social media. This research is a qualitative descriptive study. The subjects of this study were the lecturer and third semester students in the Indonesian Language and Literature Education Study Program, Faculty of Language and Arts, Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha. This research used observation, documentation, and semi-structured interview techniques. The data analysis technique used the Miles and Hubermans analysis technique. The results showed that the implementation of contemporary Indonesian literature learning utilizing literary works which sources were from university e-learning assisted social media had the TPACK principle and the students had good skills in analyzing the structure, themes, and social problems in literature.&#x0D; Keywords: Social Media; Literature Learning; E-learning; Covid-19&#x0D;
Problem-situation training of future teachers for heuristic information transformations in thinking

The research seeks an optimal design of the educational environment in university education, ensuring the priority and sustainable development of cognitive skills underlying the research competence of students and their relationship with heuristic transformations in thinking as an opportunity to integrate information and develop information models within the constructivist paradigm. The main types of problems in problem-situation learning are reviewed and a relationship between students’ preferences for problems of different degrees of structure and information transformations in thinking, as a segment of the core research competence is tested. In the course of the empirical study, a system of practical problems was applied, using a transition approach from solving well-structured to solving unstructured or poorly structured problems, and the possibility of student choice was implemented. Thus, based on the tendency towards initiative and independence, heuristic transformations can be explored and used to form pathways towards the development of students' research competence. Keywords: future teachers, heuristic information transformations, problem-situated learning, research competence, university education.
GRAPHIC TOPOLOGY ON FUZZY GRAPHS

In this paper, we study the graphic topology $\mathcal{T}_{G}$ for a fuzzy graph. We give some properties of this topology, in particular we prove that $\mathcal{T}_{G}$ is an Alexandroff topology and when two graphs are isomorphic, their graphic topologies will be homeomorphic. We give some properties matching graphs and homeomorphic topology spaces. Finally, we investigate the connectedness of this topology and some relations between the connectedness of the graph and the topology $\mathcal{T}_{G}$.
Post-Quantum Zero-Knowledge with Space-Bounded Simulation

The traditional definition of quantum zero-knowledge stipulates that the knowledge gained by any quantum polynomial-time verifier in an interactive protocol can be simulated by a quantum polynomial-time algorithm. One drawback of this definition is that it allows the simulator to consume significantly more computational resources than the verifier. We argue that this drawback renders the existing notion of quantum zero-knowledge not viable for certain settings, especially when dealing with near-term quantum devices. In this work, we initiate a fine-grained notion of post-quantum zero-knowledge that is more compatible with near-term quantum devices. We introduce the notion of $(s,f)$ space-bounded quantum zero-knowledge. In this new notion, we require that an $s$-qubit malicious verifier can be simulated by a quantum polynomial-time algorithm that uses at most $f(s)$-qubits, for some function $f(\cdot)$, and no restriction on the amount of the classical memory consumed by either the verifier or the simulator. We explore this notion and establish both positive and negative results: - For verifiers with logarithmic quantum space $s$ and (arbitrary) polynomial classical space, we show that $(s,f)$-space-bounded QZK, for $f(s)=2s$, can be achieved based on the existence of post-quantum one-way functions. Moreover, our protocol runs in constant rounds. - For verifiers with super-logarithmic quantum space $s$, assuming the existence of post-quantum secure one-way functions, we show that $(s,f)$-space-bounded QZK protocols, with fully black-box simulation (classical analogue of black-box simulation) can only be achieved for languages in BQP.
Temporal Fluctuations Scaling Analysis: Power Law of Ramp Rate’s Variance for PV Power Output

The characterization of irradiance variability needs tools to describe and quantify variability at different time scales in order to optimally integrate PV onto electrical grids. Recently in the literature, a metric called nominal variability defines the intradaily variability by the ramp rate’s variance. Here we will concentrate on the quantification of this parameter at different short time scales for tropical measurement sites which particularly exhibit high irradiance variability due to complex microclimatic context. By analogy with Taylor law performed on several complex processes, an analysis of temporal fluctuations scaling properties is proposed. The results showed that the process of intradaily variability obeys Taylor’s power law for every short time scales and several insolation conditions. The Taylor power law for simulated PV power output has been verified for very short time scale (30s sampled data) and short time scale (10 min sampled data). The exponent λ presents values between 0.5 and 0.8. Consequently, the results showed a consistency of Taylor power law for simulated PV power output. These results are a statistical perspective in solar energy area and introduce intradaily variability PV power output which are key properties of this characterization, enabling its high penetration.
"Effectiveness of English Language Teaching Programmes: Special Reference for Private Sectors"

This research was designed to determine the relationship between English Teaching Language Programmes and the private sector’s effectiveness and students’ Capability in Englishwas selected as the input for enhancement programs. The factors such as (1) Listening, (2) Writing, (3) Reading, and (4) Speaking were used to analyze the two aspects of (1) Capability in English and (2) Pedagogical expertise of the Teaching Language Programme’ effectiveness. The collected data were analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS), and the results were presented using charts, figures, and tables. The overall mean for English Teaching Language Program Effectiveness is 2.77, which indicates that the program is effective. This implies that English Teachers Selected Colleges reflect the necessary effectiveness. The overall mean for Student Respondents’ English Capability is 3.85, which is considered good. The Pearson Correlation results revealed that all independent variables on the effectiveness of the English Teaching Language Program were correlated with the dependent variable on students’ English Capability. The correlation coefficient values range from 0.50 to 0.74, indicating a "High or Strong Relationship." Based on the study’s reasonable findings, the researcher proposed programmes of training to enhance the relationship between English Teaching Language Programmes in the private sector.
Methods for forming social and communication skills in primary school students with limited intellectual communication opportunities

The article deals with methods and methods of teaching children with intellectual disabilities to communicate, conducting corrective work, and forming their social and communicative skills. Because through communication, the child gets to know himself and the world around him. This is an urgent problem, adaptation, socialization and training of a child is a complex process. Today, a child with intellectual disabilities needs to learn social skills in order to successfully adapt. Adaptation to social phenomena, socialization is formed only through communication skills. The main thing for a growing person is his character, actions, relationships with people. Through this world, a person goes through different stages of life. Relationships with adults and peers are important in the formation of social and communicative skills of intellectually disabled children through the stages of life. In the period of human development, basic moral values ​​are formed, the process of self-awareness takes place, opportunities for habituation appear. Key words: intellectually disabled child, communication, social-communicative skills, oral communication tools, communication skills, adaptation, socialization