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A Proof That the Set of NP-problems is Bigger Than the Set of P-problems by Using a Logical Consideration

The field of informatics is the domain that emerged by applying the mathematical logic on electronic devices called computers in order to simplify many tasks for humans. The application of informatics in all economic and scientific areas is the most important factor that made our civilization reach our current phase of development. Nowadays, the experts and even the beginners of informatics are eager to use quantum computers. However, there is still an unsolved problem of classical theoretical informatics in ordinary electronic computers. It is the famous philosophical problem of the “Millenium Prize” of the Clay Mathematics Institute concerning the complexity of problems that has been treated by many other researchers but without acceptable sufficient answers. A solution to this problem can make all the fields based on informatics make huge progress. And thus, thanks to my short studies about informatics, I present to you this mathematical proof that deals with the sets of P problems, NP-Complete problems and NP-Hard problems in the field of classical electronic computers in order to prove new formulas about the cardinals of each group of complexity problems and about the intersections of each one of these sets. The aim is to contribute to an acceptable solution for this Millenium Problem and the methodology is purely logical and mathematical. The readers won’t need any complicated notions from the background of previous informatics or mathematics research in order to understand the demonstrations of this article since the proof is based only on notions of sets by starting with easy logical considerations. Furthermore, you will find in this work a proof of an interesting theorem about the complexity of problems that allows us to identify NP-problems even if their algorithms have infinite time of execution. This paper ends by proving that the set of NP-Problems is definitely bigger than the set of PProblems. Hence, all the readers are invited to understand and develop this work by inspecting the applied logical considerations in order to succeed in finding a sufficient solution to the interesting Millenium Problem of complexity.
Development of student worksheets based on Augmented Reality Sub Material Phases of the Moon to Increase Student Learning Motivation

This study aims to design and create teaching materials in the form of Student Activity Sheets based on Augmented Reality technology in the Moon Phases sub-material, in order to increase student motivation. The research design used is a Research and Development (R&amp;D) type with a 4-D model consisting of four stages, namely, Define, Design, Develop and Desseminate. The subjects in this study consisted of 30 students of class VII MTs Negeri 1 Jember. The results of this study at the product feasibility level showed a kappa moment in terms of content feasibility, presentation feasibility, and language feasibility showing an average value of 0.81 with a very high eligibility category, which means that student worksheets can be used in school learning. Furthermore, the average result of the practicality level of Augmented Reality-based student worksheets products from the aspects of convenience, efficiency, and benefits is 0.83 for teachers and 0.83 for students with very high practicality categories. Thus the developed Augmented Reality-based Student Activity Sheets can help learning more efficiently and make students more interested and motivated to learn.
Enhancing UI/UX of The Smart Village System Website Using User-Centered Design Methods

The Smart Village System is a platform specifically designed to help publicize village potential. Of course, it is very important to test UI/UX on sidespin websites which are still very far from perfect, so it becomes a question of whether the UI/UX sidespin is in line with the expectations of the community as the target user. This study intends to design UI/UX on sidespin websites by utilizing the UCD method which aims to improve interface quality, efficiency, and productivity as well as community satisfaction. The UI/UX design on this sidespin website uses the UCD method because several stages involve establishing a relationship and interaction between users. 5 people are willing to become User Personas who can provide input on user satisfaction which will be evaluated using a Heuristic Evaluation which will be combined with Survey Ratings. The results of this study state that all aspects of the satisfaction level of the User Persona are in the satisfied category. Recommendations were found to be developed by the Smart Village System Team, among others, in terms of the principles of Heuristic Evaluation 4, 5, and 6. Consistency and Standards have restructured sentences and are consistent from one page to another. Error Prevention has added many features to the sidespin and finally, Recognition rather than recall has implemented local and rural nuances on the page sidespin.
Load Balancing On Mikrotik at Karang Jaya Health Center Using NTH Method

Communication needs are very important along with the progress and development of today's communication technology. This requires better network capabilities to handle large data traffic and improve access speed and quality. Karang Jaya Health Center only uses 1 ISP as the main running internet network. The network often experiences downtime and slowness because quite a lot of clients use the network. Applying the nth method of load balancing techniques is a solution to maintaining the quality of the internet network at the Karang Jaya Health Center. The research method for implementing the nth load balancing method is divided into two, namely the data collection method consisting of the stages of Observation, Interview, Documentation, and Literature Study. As well as the development method, namely the Analysis Stage, Design Stage, Simulation Stage, Implementation Stage, Monitoring Stage, and Management Stage. After configuring the nth load balancing method on the proxy device at the UPTD Karang Jaya Health Center, it was found that the traffic results from the division of the two ISP lines were active and the traffic load was divided evenly so that overloads could be avoided. Distribution of traffic load is prioritized by seeing which ISP is not busy with greater bandwidth speed. As well as managing bandwidth can optimize the performance of the internet network at the Karang Jaya Health Center.
The Role of Gestures in Communication

Because it plays such a very significant role in the life of every human being, it is difficult to imagine a world without communication. After all, communication, both verbally and nonverbally, has occurred and evolved between people since the dawn of humankind. As it is, during communicative interaction, verbal contact is supplemented with non-verbal information, laying the foundation for full-fledged communication. That means that nonverbal communication is an essential aspect of speech communication because it can either greatly increase the semantic meaning of a word or significantly weaken it. Moreover, non-verbal means of communication are typically expressive and laconic and greatly increase the possibilities of communication between people. That being said, one of the most commonly used non-verbal communications is gestures. In communication, gestures accompany speech or replace it. Gestures include movement of the hands, face, or other body parts, and each person uses various motions in communication to convey his thoughts. The gestures we use in daily communication add to a language’s vocabulary and syntax. Furthermore, a gesture is more expressive than a unit of verbal language. With this in mind, this article discusses the various aspects of non-verbal communication and provides examples of typical gestures a person uses in everyday communication. This study consisted of 50 students ranging in age from 17 to 25 years old and aimed to reveal what types of gestures are used much more frequently by young people in everyday life.
Awareness of Cybersecurity and its Relationship to Digital Transformation among Supervisors of the Education Department in Jazan Region

The study aimed to identify the degree of awareness of cybersecurity, and to reveal the reality of digital transformation and the relationship between them from the point of view of the supervisors of the Education Department in the Jazan region. The study followed the descriptive correlative approach, by stratified random sampling (257). a questionnaire was built , The study found that the degree of cybersecurity awareness is high with an arithmetic mean of (3.48), and also degree of awareness of cybersecurity concepts is high, (3,52), and awareness of cybersecurity risks and violations (3.45), and it was found that the total degree of transformation The digital dimension was high with an arithmetic average of (3.46) and the dimensions ranged from (3.60-3.23) in high degrees, except for the necessary funding, which appeared in a medium degree, and it was in order (technological infrastructure, legislation and administrative policies supporting digital transformation, technical skills, and the necessary funding It was also found that there is a statistically significant correlation at the level (0.01) between cybersecurity awareness and digital transformation. The value of the relationship is (0.83) Keywords: cyber security, digital transformation, education management in Jazan region.
M. McLuhan: Between medium and mediatization

Introduction. The article is devoted to the key ideas of the media theorist M. McLuhan. The Canadian culturologist and philologist conceptualized the advent of the era of a new, “electronic”, person and new electronic media. Theoretical analysis. M. McLuhan’s works, in a certain sense, shaped the direction and style of studying media in a social context, “The Mechanical Bride: Folklore of Industrial Man” (1951), “The Gutenberg Galaxy: The Making of Typographic Man” (1962), “Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man” (1964). According to his position, electronic media technologies can be understood as a medium, a means of communication. They have evolved from the simplest sound signals to signs on various surfaces (from rock art to the modern alphabet) and an electronic signal. Conclusion. Despite the inconsistency of the figure of M. McLuhan among media theorists, the view on electronic media, according to which the author offers a kind of “Renaissance”, turning prism, is of epistemological value, which, among other things, is used in the concept of the global village. The value of this idea is due to the tendency towards convergence of users of modern communication technologies (for example, social networks) and the media transformation of the era.
Combining the incompatible, or on the question of the synergy of educational strategies

Introduction. The main idea of the article is that every established educational strategy combines the incompatible, generating economocentrism, political centrism, technocentrism, ecocentrism and other “centrisms” that lead to a reductivist approach to the meaning and forms of education. Theoretical analysis. Education as a socioanthropological institution is relatively autonomous, and the idea of autopoiesis of the human being is what lies at the foundation of its autonomy. In this context, philosophy of education appears as a philosophy of its age, or, even broader, a philosophy of human beings who are able not only to integrate themselves into the civilizational design of the epoch with its cultural and historical standards, and professional needs, but also to transcend their epoch in search for themselves / their own. Empirical analysis. The inalienable mission of education consists in creating a social field for spiritual maturation and self-perfection for individual human beings. Education acquires its completeness and dignity only when it reaches the level of navigating a person towards development, “the care of the self”. Conclusion. Education thus becomes a form of development of a civil society, able to self-organize and self-develop, to create (cultivating meanings and institutions), which is not reducible to a social “conveyor-factory” for producing semi-finished products according to the standards of political, professional or sociocultural institutions.
Perencanaan Business Intelligence untuk Strategi Pengembangan Produk Unggulan Menggunakan Algoritma Support Vector Machine

The government continues to encourage the government to accelerate Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) flagship products to enter the digital market, because the current digitalization of SMEs cannot be ignored, SMEs must be able to change their business to the digital realm. The strategy for developing superior SME products needs to be well planned, because a good and measurable strategy is very important for policy making. Development uses an approach that emphasizes that the driving force of development is commodities that are considered to be superior, both at the domestic, national and international levels. Superior products that have quality and are needed by customers require the right selection process, so we need a method to produce this information. Business Intelligence (BI) is a global term for all processes, techniques, and tools that support business decision making based on information technology. The strategy for developing superior products for SME products uses the criteria of production data, income, and SME respondent data in determining the priority list. A good product assessment based on priority can be done by BI using the classification method with the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm. The research method carried out for planning the development of superior products for MSMEs in Tasikmalaya City is a research development research. To complete the classification of the right superior product development strategy, then Support Vector Machine algorithm can be used with test results using the Confusion Matrix with an average accuracy of 97%.
Employee Turnover Intentions in Ostracized Work Environment and Organizational Cynicism

This study investigates employees’ turnover intention taking workplace ostracism as an antecedent within Pakistan's private sector organizations. Grounded in existing body of literature, the research addresses dearth of knowledge in this specific context. Employing a convenience sampling approach, data was collected via questionnaires distributed to 300 individuals working across various private sector organizations. SPSS software facilitated data processing, alongside a suite of analytical tools and statistical tests. Findings underscore a noteworthy positive correlation between ostracism and employee turnover intention, shedding light on significance of this association. However, examination of organizational cynicism as a mediator in this association did not yield statistically significant results. This research not only enriches the understanding of workplace dynamics by highlighting the pivotal roles of workplace ostracism and organizational cynicism but also offers practical insights for organizations aiming to cultivate a more engaged and committed workforce.
Application of Multi-Level Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation in the Pension Industry of Combination of Medical and Nursing in Heilongjiang Province

The development of pension service industry is the internal requirement of building a harmonious society and promoting the coordinated development of economy and society. Construction of evaluation index system of combination of medical and nursing. There are 6 primary indicators and 21 secondary indicators. By means of questionnaire, this paper investigates the satisfaction of the current medical and nursing industry in Heilongjiang Province, and establishes a fuzzy judgment matrix. The entropy method is used to determine the weight of each index, and the multi-level fuzzy evaluation model of the combination of medical care and pension industry in Heilongjiang Province is established. The comprehensive score was 78.65. It shows that the industry of the combination of medical care and pension in Heilongjiang Province is at the middle and upper level. Although people are very satisfied with the current pension industry, there is still room for improvement. Finally, according to the analysis of the results of the above model, some suggestions are put forward to effectively promote the development of the industry.
Features of the introduction of smart home systems to ensure the safety of housing

Comfort, safety and economy — that's what distinguishes a smart home from standard housing. For many people, it is very important that their home is as comfortable and safe as possible. This is especially necessary for those who have hearing, vision, musculoskeletal disorders, as well as for elderly and disabled citizens. Specialists of the Istok-Audio Group have designed the Istok-Smart smart home system, which contains the best technical solutions in the field of creating a safe and comfortable home.
Inhuman Hermeneutics of the Self: Biopolitics in the Age of Big Data

In this paper, I present a Foucauldian reflection on our datafied present. Following others, I characterize this present as a condition of “digital capitalism” and proceed to explore whether and how digital conditions present an important change of episteme and, accordingly, an importantly different mode of subjectivity. I answer both of these concerns affirmatively. In the process, I engage with Colin Koopman’s recent work on infopower and argue that, despite changes in episteme and modes of subjectivity, the digital capitalist present is continuous with biopolitics as Foucault understood it, though it does raise serious worries about the possibility of transgressive resistance.
Pemanfaatan Teknologi Sebagai Sumber Informasi Bagi Mahasiswa Dalam Menyelesaikan Tugas

In current technological developments the use of technology as a source of information for students is very helpful, especially Google Scholar in helping find scientific work in the form of abstract articles and so on. This study aims to examine the use of technology as a source of information and the use of Google Scholar in helping to complete assignments. The research method used is descriptive qualitative method. With data collection techniques through interviews for information data collection carried out by researchers by asking questions to informants. The results of the analysis show that the use of technology as a source of information, especially the use of Google Scholar in completing tasks is very helpful in making scientific work, because it provides academic literature or various scientific works and various scientific disciplines in the form of abstract books, articles and so on. &#x0D; Keywords: Technology, Information, Google Scholar
An Assessment of Human Capital Development: Nigeria’s Experience

The study undertook an assessment of human capital development in Nigeria. Content analysis was adopted to achieve the objective of the study, which was to evaluate Nigeria's current state in terms of human capital development. The study adopted secondary data on government spending on education as a percentage of GDP, government spending on health as a percentage of GDP, life expectancy, literacy rate and per capita income with data sourced from the World Development Indicators. The study employed trend analysis to reveal the data pattern for all the variables considered in this study. Descriptive statistics was also employed using tables to display the data for all the variables, while bar charts were employed to show the position of each of the countries reviewed for each of the variables with the view of comparing the input and output variables in the study. The study concludes that Nigeria's human capital development still lags behind in Africa despite the huge human and material resources it possesses. Low literacy and life expectancy rates indicate that the level of investment in the education and health sectors of the economy is inadequate. Based on the findings, the study recommends that the Federal Government of Nigeria should dedicate more resources to the development of the education and health sectors of the economy and ensure judicious use of resources allocated to these sectors. It further recommends that the Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Federal Ministry of Health, and other relevant agencies of government, should invest in and encourage Health Insurance in Nigeria to increase access to healthcare and reduce out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure in Nigeria.
Effectiveness of Regional Disaster Management Agency Semarang City Based on Early Warning System

This study describes the effectiveness of the performance of the Semarang City Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) in flood disaster management based on the Early Warning System (EWS). The research method is qualitative with a descriptive approach which will be studied with indicators of effectiveness, namely goal attainment, integration, and adaptation. The research findings show that in carrying out the achievement of objectives, Semarang City BPBD has referred to the strategic plan that is in accordance with the Vision and Mission of Semarang City RPJMD 2016-2021. The implementation of the socialization process has gone well, Semarang City BPBD held meetings with the KSB (Disaster Alert Village) directly or via WhatsApp, then there was communication with other OPDs if there were problems with the EWS. The adaptation of Semarang City BPBD in flood disaster management using EWS technology as disaster prevention and preparedness has been optimal, through training activities to increase employee capacity in operating EWS technology.
Quality System, Quality User, Quality Information, and Fraud Risk Management of Telecommunication Companies

Fraud cases in Malaysia which involve internet users have been on the rise despite the preventive measures that have been established and implemented in the country. Thus, to prevent fraud, it is critical to investigate Malaysian telecommunications users' perceptions on the important elements of the quality information system for the purpose of fraud risk management. In this study, the elements which are investigated include the quality of the system (QS), the quality of the information (QI), and quality of the users (QU) for fraud risk management (FRM). An online survey was conducted by sending out a survey link to 500 Internet users; however, only 55 people (11%) responded to the survey. Reliability analysis shows that all items on QS, QI, QU, and FRM were reliable because the Cronbach’ Alpha is more than 0.900. In terms of the importance of the variables under investigation, there are positive and significant relationships between the dependent variable which is FRM and the independent variables, that is, QS, QI and QU and vice versa. There are also positive and significant relationship between the QS, QI and QU.