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Cultural Components of Resilience of a Scientific Community

The article considers the concept of resilience of the scientific community, which is novel for the Russian science. By applying the conceptual analysis, the key message of the paper suggests that not only is the term instrumental in describing the traits of modern Russian science, but also it shows possible solutions of further development of science. The relevance of introducing this notion into scientific circulation is justified by both external and internal reasons, i.e. the science reform and the need to reflect on scientific and organizational processes, as scientific institutions face substantial challenges in adapting to new realities. The term is considered in a time continuum, as case studies focus on the following areas: scientists’ perceptions on funding, dilemmas of stable and competitive financing of science, organizational culture, the future image as seen by scientists and the interaction with the media. Comparative perspective is also included. Among the categories used to describe the functions and the status of scientific communities, collective subject is one that can focus on active role of such communities, on the interconnectedness and interdependence of individuals in a group, the ability of a group to show various forms of joint activity, the ability of a group to self-reflection – just like resilience. However, using subject for scientific needs seems not always suitable, for the sense it has covers not all the aspects that arise in conducting empirical research. Resilience, in contrast, suits perfectly. Another advantage the term resilience provides is that it seems to be appropriate for outlining the processes generated inside the scientific region, since it allows describing not only scientists as individuals, but also a community as a whole. This thesis is illustrated by a brief overview of research on the resilience of organizations and the resilience of families. The paper concludes with applying resilience to practice, as the state of the psychological community is assessed through the lenses of the crisis of resilience as opposed to the crisis of identity.
Pemberdayaan Cabang Aisyiyah Ngampilan Yogyakarta melalui Literasi "Media Sehat"

We currently live amid the rapid development of communication systems and the media's tightness, which makes everyone aware of any information conveyed. The coverage of lies or hoaxes is the focus of attention, especially in online media. Hoax is information that is engineered to cover up real information. Based on the Community Service Team's interviews and observations with partners, PCA members and administrators are acting as consumers of mass media, especially TV and internet media, namely WA, as daily information media. In its management activities, media literacy has never been carried out, even though media literacy needs an empowered and information literate society. Thus, Community Service will be carried out through this community service activity in the form of Empowerment of Aisyiyah Ngampilan Branches through Healthy Media Literacy. The method carried out by the community service team is workshops related to the importance of media literacy in dealing with hoaxes; media literacy assistance in dealing with hoaxes; digital-based "Tabayun on information to be smart as a media literate person"; making a guide book for Healthy Media Literacy; Smart As Media literate individuals face hoaxes"; providing facilities for the Aisyiyah Ngampilan Branch office that can be used to support management activities of the Aisyiyah Ngampilan Yogyakarta Branch. This Muhammadiyah-based community service is the increased ability of the board and members, especially related to healthy media literacy in dealing with hoaxes.
Robust Meta-learning with Noise via Eigen-Reptile

Recent years have seen a surge of interest in meta-learning techniques for tackling the few-shot learning (FSL) problem. However, the meta-learner's initial model is prone to meta-overfit, as there are only a few available samples with sampling noise. Besides, when handling the data sampled with label noise for FSL, meta-learner could be extremely sensitive to label noise. To address these two challenges that FSL with sampling and label noise. In particular, we first cast the meta-overfitting problem (overfitting on sampling and label noise) as a gradient noise problem since few available samples cause meta-learner to overfit on existing examples (clean or corrupted) of an individual task at every gradient step. We present Eigen-Reptile (ER) that updates the meta-parameters with the main direction of historical task-specific parameters to alleviate gradient noise. Specifically, the main direction is computed by a special mechanism for the parameter's large size. Furthermore, to obtain a more accurate main direction for Eigen-Reptile in the presence of label noise, we propose Introspective Self-paced Learning (ISPL) that constructs a plurality of prior models to determine which sample should be abandoned. We have proved the effectiveness of Eigen-Reptile and ISPL, respectively, theoretically and experimentally. Moreover, our experiments on different tasks demonstrate that the proposed methods outperform or achieve highly competitive performance compared with the state-of-the-art methods with or without noisy labels.
An Analysis on Human Resource Management Practices and Job Satisfaction with Special Reference to IT Company

The job satisfaction of employees signifies one of the furthermost multifaceted zones fronting nowadays executives when it talks about handling their workers. The human resource department should focus on promoting job satisfaction. Till individuals and every single company release not all of the effort to discover the specific difficulties which touch not only their gratification but the complete performance, it will develop loads of trouble. The specific study is regarding the Human Resource Management Practices and job satisfaction with special reference to IT Company. The study was undertaken at SDITS: Software Development &amp; Website Designing Company in Lucknow. The worker of the company was the target populace chosen for this work. The pilot study presented numerous aids to know the circumstances and to confirm the samples of the work. The sample frame for work was 200; for executing a pilot study, the investigator took a quantity of 5% of the sample frame, a size of 25. It displayed the response as 95% belongs to a specific category. So the investigator has taken S as 95% and T as 5%. The level of confidence reserved is 95%; thus, the Z value is 1.96. If Z is 95%, the E value must be 5%. Therefore, the sample size is 129. This is the descriptive research study and stratified random sampling grounded on six subdivisions like Human Resource, Finance, Labour, Quality management, Production and Research and Development for picking samples.It was marked that practically every worker was fulfilled with their effort under the assumed practices of human resources management. The specific work once more evidenced that practices of human resource management have countless character within the company to encounter their objectives. Till the company providing complete effort, each worker will confront terrible outcomes.
Design studio challenge, as a creativity fostering tool for product Design students

Improving students’ creativity skills is design instructors’ dream, that’s why there are many techniques to achieve that, as a design instructor you want your students to think out of the box, to be motivated and competitive, you want to make sure they make the best out of the design lecture time. Students waiting for the professor feedback on their projects would be irritating, as the time you spend with each one would mean a wasted time for the others, they would be anxious, and worried about feedback on their work, so they just sit waiting for calling their names for the follow up. Instructors’ life dream is to have great time management inside the classroom, students gaining knowledge, benefitting from lecture time, have one on one time with each student, making sure they are on the right track. Design challenges is a well-known activity in design communities, it simply aims to keep designers motivated, some time it’s time controlled, in others, its topic controlled. The research aims to discover the potentials resulting from applying design challenges in classroom while inspiring the students for design thinking, how will this be applied? is this going to improve their creativity skills? would this help the instructor for better classroom time management? The experiment is taking place during product design studio in, College of Applied Arts, Product Design Department for, the experiment is documented using videos and photos
KLASIFIKASI JALAN PRIMER PADA RUAS JALAN PROVINSI DI PROVINSI KEPULAUAN RIAU DENGAN METODE SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINE

Road is a land transportation infrastructure that covers all parts of the road that are designated as a link between one region and another. Roads with good conditions can facilitate transportation activities that occur in an area. Riau Islands Province is a new Province and of course development is very much needed for the progress of the Province. In the process of classifying road functions, it is still found there are some errors that occur when it is done. In this study the authors made an application for classifying desktop-based road functions using the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm. The output produced in the form of data from the classification of road functions in Riau Islands Province with an accuracy value of 99.03% using the best parameter values in this study, the constant parameter value (c) is 2, the gamma parameter value (γ) is 1, the parameter value is degree ( d) i.e. 3, the epsilon parameter value (e) is 0.001 and the complexity parameter value (C) is 1.
IMPROVING SECURITY IN CLOUD COMPUTING WITH BLOCKCHAIN – USE CASES

Network security has always been and remains a major topic in telecommunications and information technologies. Security plays a key role in a network and therefore it is very important to take appropriate measures to protect user data. In addition to standard protocols and security mechanisms, there are many researches and experiments with current blockchain technology. This paper presents several user scenarios for improving security in cloud computing when using blockchain and how this tech­nology can help in cyber security within the cloud systems. Moreover, for cloud computing, we have proposed our solution, based on many analyses over different solutions, which provides higher degree of data protection and, what is important, it does not load the IoT network and IoT devices
The national curriculum in development in the reform period

This artikel is titled "National Curriculum In Its Development During the Reform period". The main problem in writing this thesis is (1) Curriculum development in 2004 (KBK), (2) Curriculum development in 2006 (KTSP), (3) Curriculum development in 2013. The purpose of this study is to analyze the development of the curriculum in 2004 (KBK), analyze the development of the curriculum in 2006 (KTSP), analyze the development of the curriculum in 2013. To achieve the above objectives, the study was conducted using Library research using measures: The collection of data sources in this study is a printed material that can provide information about the National Curriculum in the Development of the Reform Period, primary sources are the results of research or the writings of researchers such as books: Mulyasa, curriculum level of the Unit of Education, while secondary sources are books relevant to the title of this thesis. Data collection is done with literature studies, document studies, accessing the internet. Data analysis is done by content analysis techniques and inductive methods, then described scientifically so as to produce scientific works of form (thesis) that can be accounted for scientifically. From the results of the study found that learning in kbk if viewed special characteristics that the learning system in kbk is very practical for the development of students, in the sense that this system is universal in nature that has covered the overall learning activities that become the basic needs of students. but it does not close the possibility that students need intensive direction and coaching of teachers, in order to achieve professional educational goals. In addition, the characteristics of the Education Unit Level Curriculum is an individual development-oriented curriculum, which can be seen from the basic competency standards outlined by the indicators. In ktsp there is a component of self-development that emphasizes on the aspects of talent development and student interest. From competency-based curriculum 2004, Education Unit Level Curriculum 2006, and Curriculum-13 obtained that k-13 is more efficient to improve the quality of learning learning students. However, Curriculum 13 is an improvement in the effectiveness of learning in the education unit and the addition of learning time in schools. K-13 students are looking to find out using current technology.
The Effect of Example Non Example Model towards Students’ Vocabulary Mastery at the First Grade students of SMAN 4 Mataram.

This research was aimed at finding out the effect of example non example model towards students’ vocabulary mastery at the first grade students of SMAN 4 Mataram. This research was an experimental research with quasi experimental and category of this research was non-equivalent control group design. The population of this research was the first grade students of SMAN 4 Mataram consist of 210 students. The instrument that used to collect the data was test consisted of post test. The data was analysis using statistical formula of t-test. The result of data analysis showed that the value of t-test was 4.39 and t-table 2.00. So the value of t-test is higher than t-table in significance level 0.05 and degree of freedom 62-2. It meant that t-critical value was significant for this confidence level. So that way, alternative hypothesis (Ha) was accepted and null hypothesis (Ho) was rejected. Therefore, it could be concluded that there was an effect of using example non example to teach vocabulary at the first grade students of SMAN 4 Mataram.
Non-verbal support of information material in electronic Humanities education

Electronic teaching aids and teaching and methodological complexes, characterized by visibility, accessibility, interactivity and attractiveness, can awaken cognitive interest of students. The use of visual images allows you to focus the attention of trainees on specific symbols, concepts, representations. The paper substantiates the necessity to transform the sign information into a figurative one and examines the stages of transforming the voluminous text into a compact interactive multimedia abstract.
Blueprint for Constructing Courses of Regional Music Culture in Local Colleges and Universities

With the advancing of overall social culture development, the inheritance of traditional music culture has been attracting more and more attentions around the nation.For ordinary local undergraduate colleges and universities in China, the music education is generally restricted by a series of factors like local economic and political conditions.However, the places where the colleges and universities located in are regions with rich resources of local music culture.In this paper, "Quanfeng Lantern Opera", which is a state-level non-intangible culture heritage in Quanfeng Town, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province of China, was taken as the object to construct a regional music culture course while putting the regional advantages of the colleges and universities into full play, improving their own music education level, forming their respective education characteristics, thereby achieving the goals of characteristic talent educating, and course construction of regional traditional music culture.
Case Study: Mobile-Based Application for The Election of The Student Council President in Tegal City

The development of information technology at this time has brought big changes for humans, including the way to implement voting. The use of computer technology in the conduct of voting is known as electronic voting (E-Voting). With e-voting, the voting process and vote counting have become more effective and efficient. Election of the head of the student organization at school (OSIS) is an annual event that is held regularly at schools. However, elections are still carried out traditionally. In fact, in the technological era, it should be made more practical. This article discusses the making of a mobile-based application for the student council president election in schools in the city of Tegal. The method used is Waterfall. The resulting mobile application is an application that can be used by the school to make elections, where students can choose directly using a smartphone. The blackbox test results show that the application made is in accordance with the initial design. The whitebox test results show that the application has not found an error. As for the usibility test results, the application made was accepted 80%. However, the user does not like the application interface display with a satisfaction score of only 60%.
English Teaching Reconstruction at Indonesian Elementary Schools: Students' Point of View

Indonesia has experienced a resurgence of interest in the English language teaching. English learning is viewed as an essential aspect to build skills of the youth. In order to keep abreast of these demands, a lot of curricular and pedagogical changes have been made in teaching programs and formal education setting. This research investigated the reconstructing patterns of English Teaching after the implementation of the New 2013 curriculum in the Indonesian elementary schools from students' point of view. The sample of this qualitative study constituted participants randomly selected from primary schools in Serang City, Indonesia. Questionnaire and in-depth interviews were used to collect the data on three factors, namely the potential of reconstructing English curriculum learning sources, the opportunity of English learning, and students’ perception toward learning English. This study found that primary school students had higher English learning familiarity since they had access to adequate English learning sources; they also responded very well to learning opportunities of the English courses; and revealed a positive perception about their English learning experience. These results indicate that the English language had the potential to be reconstructed in the latest curriculum of primary schools in Indonesia to optimize the young learners' potential for language acquisition. This study recognizes that the reposition of English teaching is essential to maximize students' potential. The study recommends highlighting students' points of view while reconstructing the curriculum. This study also answered the gap of students' perception towards English learning in order to complete user acceptance.
Konsistensi Struktur Argument by Commitment dalam Editorial Harian Bisnis Indonesia: Perspektif Douglas Walton

Consistency is very essential in writing editorial rubrics because it shows commitments of the author and his institution. Author and media institution who have high commitments in writing editorial argumentation can increase the level of readers' confidence toward the content of editorials. This research is intended to optimize the consistency of the construction of argument by commitment in Bisnis Indonesia editorials. Data collection methods used were documentation and interview methods. The research data were in the form of editorial texts containing arguments. The data analysis method used was the qualitative data analysis. Besides, the content analysis method was also applied. The research result showed that there were inconsistencies of arguments by commitment used in the editorials. The inconsistencies occured because a deep understanding of the concept of argument by commitment in writing editorials has not been understood well by editorial writers. Therefore, the steps of optimizing the consistency of argument by commitment must be done as follows: (1) understanding the concept of argument by commitment, (2) designing an argument by commitment scheme, and (3) asking critical questions.
Correction to: Quantized-Energy Equation for N-Level Atom in the Probability Representation of Quantum Mechanics

In section Acknowledgments, the Russian Science Foundation Grant No. 1871-10091 should read No. 1971-10091.
The Relationship Between Peers and Learning Interest of Citizens Learning the Package C Program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung

This research was motivated by the low interest in learning of the members of learning the package C program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung, this is thought to be due to the negative influence exerted by peers. This study aims to: 1) describe peer influence; 2) describe the learning interest of the learning community; and 3) looking at the relationship between peer influence and the learning interest of citizens in the Paket C program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung. This type of research is quantitative research with correlational descriptive techniques. The population of this research is all citizens studying the Paket C Program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung totaling 19 people and all of them are used as research samples. The data collection technique is in the form of a questionnaire with the data collection tool in the form of a questionnaire. The data analysis technique used the percentage formula and Spearman rho correlation. The results showed that: (1) peer influence was categorized as bad, (2) learning interest in learning citizens was categorized as low, (3) there was a significant relationship between peer influence and learning interest in learning citizens in the package C program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung. It is recommended that tutors be able to provide knowledge and help generate interest in learning with the support of peers, and for learning citizens so that they can have a good influence on their peers.This research was motivated by the low interest in learning of the members of learning the package C program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung, this is thought to be due to the negative influence exerted by peers. This study aims to: 1) describe peer influence; 2) describe the learning interest of the learning community; and 3) looking at the relationship between peer influence and the learning interest of citizens in the Paket C program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung. This type of research is quantitative research with correlational descriptive techniques. The population of this research is all citizens studying the Paket C Program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung totaling 19 people and all of them are used as research samples. The data collection technique is in the form of a questionnaire with the data collection tool in the form of a questionnaire. The data analysis technique used the percentage formula and Spearman rho correlation. The results showed that: (1) peer influence was categorized as bad, (2) learning interest in learning citizens was categorized as low, (3) there was a significant relationship between peer influence and learning interest in learning citizens in the package C program at SPNF SKB Sijunjung. It is recommended that tutors be able to provide knowledge and help generate interest in learning with the support of peers, and for learning citizens so that they can have a good influence on their peers.Keywords: Peers, Interest in learning, Program Package C
La estética en revisión: apuntes críticos a la emancipación territorial epistémica del concepto

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