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Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award (MBNQA) Quality Tool in Education. A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Anastasiadou Sofia , Taraza Effrosyni , Masouras Andreas
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this study is to determine the effects of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award (MBNQA) quality tool in education. Identifying the main themes of these effects is an additional aim of the present study. Understanding these issues can enable higher and secondary education centres to direct their management towards achieving outstanding results. A systematic literature review was conducted based on data from two academic publishers, Emerald, Taylor and Francis. The 41 peer-reviewed journals articles were published between 1990 and 2023 and presented the results of the MBNQA quality tool in education. According to this research, several implications of the MBNQA quality tool in education are presented. The review of the literature reveals that there are many results found about the application of the quality tool in Tertiary and Secondary education, the challenges they face in terms of innovation, human resources and operations, as well as the achievement of excellent results from the application of the methodology. The main topics supported in the literature are human resources, knowledge management and the quality of services offered for the satisfaction of teachers and students. An important limitation is that data were drawn from only two major journals (Emerald, Taylor and Francis), as implementation of the MBNQA quality tool is mainly found in the private sector. In addition, many keywords such as Quality Assurance and Business Excellence, led to application of the quality tool in businesses and organisation and little is its application in the public sector and education as a result the findings of articles were limited. An equally important limitation is that the authors did not always have got access to all databases and peer-reviewed journals, as well as in any review articles in languages ​​other than English. This research is of interest to academic researchers, scholars and key decision makers in the field of education. The advantages recorded from the implementation of the MBNQA quality tool and the limitations from the study and presentation of the 41 articles motivate academic researchers to further study service quality in order to create a climate focused on learning for the satisfaction of students and teachers so as to fill the gap of limited publications in the field of education. Many models have been adapted to higher education including the MBNQA quality tool. The MBNQA appears to have the largest number of historical applications in higher education, with its focus on customer satisfaction and improvement information. However, the systematic literature review reveals the increasing trend of using quality tools in the field of education in recent years. Moreover, literature reviews on the use of models in this field are limited. Therefore, more research is needed to determine the benefits, as well as limitations and outcomes of applying qualitative tools in Education in the future.
Using Neuromarketing to Create More Effective Messages in Sustainability Advertising Campaigns
Authors: Beličková Patrícia , Kusá Alena
Published: September 2023

Sustainability has become a hot topic in recent years, and it is essential for businesses to integrate sustainability into their marketing strategies. However, it is not enough to simply communicate messages related to sustainability in advertising. The challenge is to create campaigns that inspire consumers to act in ways that are better for the environment. Currently, many brands are trying to communicate topics related to sustainability in advertising, but not all campaigns will make people want to treat the environment better. It is knowledge from neuromarketing that allows us to better understand consumer motivations and behaviour. Thanks to this, brands can communicate their sustainability messages more effectively. In the article, we focused on a review of existing research that deals with the topics of sustainability in the context of advertising and consumer behaviour. We describe findings that help in the creation of advertising messages in campaigns that aim to motivate the consumer to be environmentally responsible. Neuromarketing research provides valuable insights into the emotional drivers of consumer behaviour, empowering brands to design effective sustainability campaigns. Companies can drive behaviour change and build a more sustainable future. Ultimately, the effective communication of sustainability topics in advertising not only benefits the environment but also helps companies build a stronger relationship with their customers, creating a beneficial scenario for all stakeholders. Our goal is to offer companies recommendations for a better understanding of their consumers and to be able to communicate sustainability topics more effectively so that they have a real impact.
Experiential Marketing for Online Shopping Innovation: A Correlation in the Fashion Industry
Authors: Cabrera-Cordova Katherine Nicole , Paredes-Rivadeneyra Elsa Denisse , Cordova-Buiza Franklin , Auccahuasi Wilver , Vega Catalina , Gutierrez-Aguilar Olger , Grillo-Torres Camilo Mauricio
Published: September 2023

The fashion industry is in a moment of change and innovation due to the growth of e-commerce and many companies have to adapt their physical stores to online stores. This is a great opportunity for the growth of female entrepreneurship as it highlights their ability in the sector. The present research work was carried out with the objective of determining the influence of experiential marketing in the online purchase decision in the field of fashion in people between 18 and 35 years of age in Metropolitan Lima. Throughout the study, information about experiential marketing is known, as well as the current situation of e-commerce in Peru and relevant information about the fashion industry in the country. This study was conducted with a quantitative approach and a non-experimental design of correlational scope. The study instrument was applied to a sample of people who met the established criteria. A probabilistic sampling was applied, the sample size was 384 people between the ages of 18 and 35 years, residents of Metropolitan Lima (capital of Peru), men and women, who are online buyers of fashion items; the collection of information was done through the Google Forms platform. The descriptive statistical analysis of the data was performed in the SPSS statistical program, in terms of inferential statistics, Spearman's Rho was applied to determine the relationship between both variables. The results show that the factors most valued by the respondents in relation to the experiential marketing variable are: tangibility, purchase experience and exclusivity of the product; and in terms of the purchase decision, the following stand out: available information, ease of use, trust and ease of exchange or returns. Finally, we conclude on the relationship between both variables knowing that experiential marketing is positively related to the online purchase decision. Thus, this research can contribute to those companies that do not apply experiential marketing by explaining the importance of creating strategies to influence the purchase decision in online sales channels.
Twin Green and Digital Innovation by SMEs in the Construction Sector
Authors: Van der Krogt Augustinus , Rensma Arjan , Van Reijswoud Victor
Published: September 2023

The Twin green and digital innovation is a fundamental element of the European SME Strategy and European Green Deal. While larger corporations have initiated a transition towards more sustainable and data-driven business, only a limited part of SMEs in Europe are actively investing in Twin innovation. Most SMEs presume elevated costs of Twin innovation and are unaware of the potential impact on their business performance. The study describes a usable generic framework to analyse the Twin innovation options, the impact on business performance and a roadmap for implementation by SMEs in the construction sector. The paper offers practical tools for SME owners and directors seeking to engage in Twin innovation. The findings are also relevant for other researchers in this field interested to gain a better understanding of twin innovation, as well as policy makers who seek to steer support programs towards innovation in SMEs.
A Parallel Algorithm for Designing Primer and Probe for Accurate Detection of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus
Authors: ARSLAN Hilal , DURMAZ Rıza
Published: September 2023

The spread of the SARS-CoV-2 in many countries has led to multiple SARS-CoV-2 variants, and this makes accurate detection of SARS-CoV-2 difficult. The reverse transcription real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) is a widely used gold-standard method to detect SARS-CoV-2, and accurate designing of primers and probes is crucial to prevent false negative results, especially with the rise of new dangerous variants. Therefore, it is significant to determine primers and probes targeting conserved regions in the genome sequence to diagnose many variants of SARS-CoV-2. In this paper, we propose a novel and efficient method for identifying PCR primers and probe sequences by evaluating sequences belonging to SARS-CoV-2 variant of concern and variants of interest. We propose 13 primer and probe sets by analyzing 54,524 sequences in Alpha variant, 25,465 sequences in Beta variant, 53,501 sequences in Gamma variant, 46,225 sequences in Delta variant, and 43,682 sequences in Omicron variant from GISAID. Furthermore, we analyzed 1,008 sequences in Lambda variant as well as 5,844 sequences in Mu variant to extract primer and probe sets from GISAID. The proposed primer and probe sets were validated in 406,757 new SARS-CoV-2 unique genomes collected from NCBI. In silico evaluation presented that the proposed set of primers and probes are found inside about 99% of SARS-CoV-2 genome sequences. Designed primers present a higher potential to detect the main SARS-CoV-2 recent variant of concerns and the variants of interests. The superiority of the proposed method is also highlighted by comparing the state-of-the-art PCR primer and probe sets based on the number of mismatches for various types of SARS-CoV-2 genomes.
Investigation of Use of Hydrochars Obtained From Legume Wastes as Fuel and Their Conversion into Activated Carbon for Amoxicillin Removal
Authors: KANTARLI İsmail Cem
Published: September 2023

Legume wastes, pinto bean peel (PBP) and pea shell (PS), were hydrothermally carbonized in subcritical water at various temperatures (200-240 °C) with the aim of obtaining a solid fuel, hydrochar. Fuel characteristics and chemical properties of hydrochars were determined by standard fuel analysis methods. Hydrochar yield decreased sharply with the increase of temperature due to the enhanced degradation of legume wastes. The weight percent of initial carbon in the legume wastes retained in the obtained hydrochars was lower than those in the literature due to the low hydrochar yields. The effect of temperature on carbon content and hence higher heating value (HHV) of hydrochar became noticable at 240°C. As a result of this effect, bituminous coal-like and lignite-like hydrochars with HHV of 31.2 and 28.1 MJ.kg-1were obtained from PBP and PS, respectively. Hydrochars obtained at 220 °C were chemically activated with ZnCl2 to produce activated carbons (PBP-AHC and PS-AHC). The activated carbons were characterized by elemental analysis, FTIR spectroscopy, BET surface area analysis and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). BET surface area, total pore volume, and mesopore volume of PS-HC were determined as 1205 m2. g-1, 0.686 m3. g-1 and 0.144 m3. g-1, respectively. PBP-AHC was found to have higher BET surface area (1350 m2. g-1), total pore volume (0.723 m3. g-1), and mesopore volume (0.249 m3. g-1) than PS-AHC. Activated carbons were tested as adsorbent for removal of amoxicillin (AMX) from aqueous solutions with the batch adsorption studies carried out at different initial concentrations, adsorbent dosage, and contact time. The compatibility of the adsorption data with the Langmuir and Freundlich isotherm models was checked to determine the adsorption capacity of activated carbons. The maximum Langmuir adsorption capacity (Qmax) was calculated as 188.7 and 70.9 mg. g-1 for PBP-AHC and PS-AHC, respectively. Adsorption kinetic analysis revealed that AMX adsorption on PBP-AHC and PS-AHC best fits with the pseudo-second order kinetic model. AMX adsorption was found to be faster on PBP-AHC than PS-AHC due to its higher surface area and more mesoporous character. ZnCl2 activation of PBP-derived hydrochar produced a potential adsorbent for amoxicillin removal.
Constructing the World through Language in the Yogācāra Buddhism: Linguistic Turn in the Theory of the Three Natures
Authors:   Korean Institute for uddhist Studies, Ahn Sung Doo
Published: September 2023

It is widely known that Indian thought has a fundamental interest in language. Recently, J. Bronkhorst published a series of studies that drew our attention to the relationship between language and objects in Indian thought. In Language and Reality (2011), in particular, he designates this principle as “Correspondence Principle”, and argues that it lay at the root of the thoughts of various schools of the Indian schools for over half a millennium after Nāgārjuna (ca 150-250).
This paper aims to understand whether it is possible to apply his correspondence principle to Buddhist ideas, especially to the Three-Nature (svabhāvatraya) theories of Indian Yogācāra-Vijñānavāda school, and to understand it from the perspective of the so-called “Linguistic turn” in Indian Buddhism. To this purpose, I try to distinguish the Three-Nature theory into two flows. One is an explanation from the perspective of the Noesis-Noema (grāhaka-grāhya) corelation, to use the terminology of Phenomenology, and the other is to apply the perspective of the expression-the expressed (abhilāpa- abhilāpya) relation to the fictive nature (parikalpitasvabhāva). For me, the latter flow could be rightly understood as a linguistic turn in Indian thought.
A Study on Facilitating Strategy for the Templestay Program at Guryongsa Temple in Mt. Chiak, Wonju, Gangwon-do: Focusing on Walking Meditation
Authors:   Korean Association of Regional Sociology, Shon Kangsuk
Published: September 2023

This study aims to take an in-depth look at the Guryongsa Templestay walking meditation experience targeting the templestay participants at Guryongsa Temple in Mt.Chiak and to examine how to utilize it. This study was analyzed by applying the method of consensus qualitative analysis (CQR: Consensual Qualitative Research. Hill,2011; Hill et al, 2005). The research question is as follows. First, what do you expect from Guryongsa Templestay walking meditation? Second, what is different about Guryongsa Templestay walking meditation? Third, what did you experience during the Guryongsa Templestay walking meditation? The research results are as follows. First, as a result of analyzing the expectations for Guryongsa Templestay, 10 categories were derived in 4 areas: ‘Expectations of the experiences I will have’, ‘Expectations of relationships with others’, ‘Expectations of relationships between myself and others’,‘Expectations of Guryongsa Temple’. Second, as a result of analyzing the differentiating elements of Guryongsa Templestay, six categories were derived from three areas: ‘differentiated temple environment’, ‘natural environment that promotes meditation’, and‘specialized program’. Third, as a result of the analysis of the experience at Guryongsa Templestay, 17 categories were derived in 5 areas: ‘Experience of ‘I’ ’, ‘Experience through relationships with ‘others’ ’, ‘Experience through ‘Meditation’ ’, ‘Experience of‘Guryongsa’ ’, ‘Experience of ‘Buddhism’’. The above results were discussed, and the results of this study are expected to contribute to providing basic data for the development of a Templestay walking meditation program suitable for the characteristics of Guryongsa Temple.
ONLINE LEARNING THROUGH ZOOM MEETING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AT A HIGHER EDUCATION IN SUMEDANG
Authors: Sakina Rahma , Arifin Riyadh Ahsanul , Wulansari Devi Indah , Salsabila Vina Aini
Published: September 2023

In the midst of the Covid-19 epidemic, many sectors are affected including education sectors. Teaching-learning activities are commanded to be held online, one of which is through Zoom Meeting application. The purposes of this research are to investigate the perceptions of lecturer and students towards online learning using Zoom meeting, to find out the advantages and disadvantages of online learning through Zoom meetings, and to figure out the students' participation during online learning through Zoom meetings. A descriptive qualitative method is used in this study. To collect the data, some techniques are used involving questionnaire, observation, and semi-structured interview. The questionnaire adapted from Roudlotun Nurul Laili and Muhammad Nasir (2020) and Minhas, et al (2021) was distributed to the fourth semester students and the lecturer of a private university in Sumedang. The findings show that the perceptions of students and lecturer about Zoom Meeting as an online learning application media are very diverse, but this Zoom Meeting application is arguably still effective for online learning. There are some advantages of online learning through Zoom Meeting, such as its flexibility to be used anywhere and on any type of gadget and its beneficial features that make easy for learning activities to take place. Apart from that, there are also disadvantages of using Zoom Meeting as a learning medium. The results show that it wastes a lot of internet data and the internet connection is not stable. The students participate more actively in a smaller scale of class or breakout room than in a large class during online learning.
The Linkage between Participatory Budgeting and Deliberative Democracy: A Comparative Study of Cases in South Korea, China, and Australia
Authors:   The Korean Association 0f Ngo Studies, Kim Jung-hee
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this study is to identify and propose the necessary tasks for establishing deliberative participatory budgeting in South Korea by comparing and examining the characteristics of deliberative participatory budgeting implemented by local governments in three countries with different political and social backgrounds. To do so, theoretical and practical discussions on ‘deliberative participatory budgeting’, which encompass perspectives of participatory and direct democracy as well as deliberative democracy, were reviewed. Then, three cases of ‘deliberation-based participatory budgeting’ implemented by local governments such as Zeguo town in China, the city of Greater Geraldton in Australia, and Eunpyeong-gu in Korea, were compared and analyzed. The cases of Zeguo and Geraldton demonstrated that when participatory budgeting systems are combined with deliberative mechanisms such as deliberative pollings and town meetings to address local issues, participatory democracy and deliberative democracy can positively interact with each other and contribute to problem-solving. The case of Eunpyeong-gu stood out for utilizing deliberation in public forums from the stage of proposing ideas for solving local issues to determining priorities. As improvement tasks, it was suggested to diversify the Korean participatory budgeting model, which is primarily operated under the ‘resident proposal project’, and reduce the ‘bias in participation by self-selection’ through the multi-level operation of public forums based on neighborhoods, themes, and target groups.
A Study on History & Future Direction of Korean Youth Policy
Authors:   The Korean Association 0f Ngo Studies, Ha Tae-young
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this study was to examine Korean youth policies of each regime from the early 2000s when youth problem became an issue to the present and, using news data, to analyze youth and youth policies of each regime through big data analysis. The period was divided into ① Roh Moohyun regime (2003/03 - 2008/02), ② Lee Myungbak regime (2008/03 - 2013/02), ③ Park Geunhye regime (2013/03 - 2017/04), and ④ Moon Jaein regime (2017/05 - 2022/04). The ‘Youth’ of each regime was analyzed, and the ‘Youth Policy’ was also analyzed for the Moon Jaein and Yoon Seokyeol regimes, the period when the Youth Basic Act was institutionalized into law. Based on the analysis results, plans and directions for the development of youth policies were suggested, including (1) the level of interest in ‘Youth’ and ‘Youth policies’, (2) youth participation and communication, (3) efforts by central government departments and local governments, and (4) comprehensive and comprehensive establishment and promotion of policies.
This study contributed to this field by examining and summarizing the change and flow of social interest in youth and youth policies by regime over the past 20 years and, through big data analysis, suggesting development plans and directions for youth policies. Research on youth policy has a short history since it began before and after the enactment of the Basic Youth Act in 2020. For the development of youth policy, many studies on various topics are required.
Índice de dificultad y aprendizaje activo en Educación 4.0 aplicada a formación universitaria
Authors: Labori José
Published: September 2023

The development of this research was aimed at knowing, using a methodology based on Education 4.0, if that model allows an increase in the percentage of participation of students with an adequate difficulty index in the evaluations. For this, a quantitative - qualitative mixed method was used with a case study implemented in 138 students form the University of Aconcagua (Chile) from September 2022 to July 2023. The instruments to collect the information were checklists of grades and participations (pretest and postest), as well as a complementary survey for the students. The results indicate that the percentage of activities completed increased its mean from 45.1% to 71.3% (p<0.001) with a Cohen’s indicator of 0.89, highlighting a much larger effect size than typical; likewise, the difficulty index in both cases remained in the range of “adequate difficulty” varying slightly form 0.639 to 0.621 with a perception of the students that finally integrates the previous results. It is concluded that the effects of the application of Education 4.0 are positive by promoting active learning and the proper implementation of challenges for the achievement of 21st century skills.
House unit of the Linear Pottery culture?
Authors: Pilař Daniel , Květina Petr
Published: September 2023

The aim of the article is to critically evaluate the existing approach toward the Linear Pottery culture (LBK) settlement space in terms of the character of the pits, their fill and pottery decoration style. It is traditionally and implicitly assumed that the pits in the vicinity of a house (so-called house unit) are of the same period of formation, filling, and demise, so their testimony is usually considered comparable. However, research into the formative processes of ceramic material from pits with a spatial association to the house no. 88 in Bylany near Kutná Hora (CZ) shows that individual features differ significantly in terms of structure, and each in its own way is taphonomically unique. At the same time, formative processes have a strong influence on our current perception of the decorative style of Neolithic pottery and its relative chronology. The house unit thus becomes an optimistic assumption in the case of multiphase settlements, which cannot be applied without a better understanding of archaeological sources.
Food, Cultural Memory : A Study of Lu Yaodong's Dietary Prose
Authors:   The Society For Chinese Humanities In Korea, Goh Young-hee
Published: September 2023

Taiwan's dietary literature has continued to develop qualitatively and quantitatively in the late 1990s and now has a solid status in Taiwanese literature. Dietary prose, which accounts for a large proportion of dietary literature, began to form its writer base in the 1970s. Representative writers include the first generation Liang Shiqiu(梁實秋, 1903-1987) and Tang Lusun(唐魯孫, 1907-1985), the second generation Lu Yaodong(逯耀東, 1933-2006), and the third generation Jiao Tong(焦桐, 1956-). While the first generation artists expressed their longing for their hometown through food, the second generation artists added historical elements to add social and cultural contexts. And the third generation writers is characterized by using various materials and styles. This paper examined the dietary prose of the second generation, Lu Yaodong, and analyzed the cultural identity of the 1.5th generation of mainlanders(外省人) and his writing as historians in his work. Lu Yaodong witnessed the rapidly changing values and ways of life of the ethnic community in modern society and projected his desire to preserve tradition in his dietary prose. He used historical knowledge and literary sensibility to capture the history and personal memories of dietary culture in his works. Through this, Lu Yaodong tried to strengthen the cultural identity of the Chinese people by recording cultural memories of dietary culture and passing them down to posterity.
A Study on the Two Images: ‘Chivalry’ and ‘Hero’ in the Movie 「The Emperor And The Assassin(荊軻刺秦王)」
Authors:   The Society For Chinese Humanities In Korea, Lee Kang-in
Published: September 2023

Wuxia is a great cultural archetype with a unique tradition in Chinese history. As a fifth-generation director, Chen Kaige is a leading figure in Chinese cinema. In 1998, he directed the large-scale wuxia historical drama「荊軻刺秦王」, the movie was produced in 1969. Although the movie was not successful at the box office, it reflected his unique sensitivity. Through the characters 荊軻, 秦王, and 刺, he conveyed the image of council and heroism. What director Chen Kaige sought to portray in the film is not just the greatness of Qin Shi Huang, who kills to unite the seven heroes of the nation, or to fulfill his personal desires, but a human spirit with a sublime ideal of saving the people of the world who are suffering and groaning from the war that he has always held in his heart. Here, we saw the poor King of Qin, who had no choice but to lose his own in order to achieve the great unification of the world, not the hero, King of Qin who had been well-known.
The influence of the author's aesthetics on the traditional Chinese flower arrangement art style
Authors:   The Society For Chinese Humanities In Korea, Chen Lu
Published: September 2023

China's traditional culture has a long history. Among many cultures, the traditional flower arrangement art is more distinctive. It has been included in the national Intangible cultural heritage list, and has been widely recognized by the academic community. Compared with traditional art forms such as painting and calligraphy, flower arrangement art is unfamiliar to people, and there are relatively few studies on the value of Chinese traditional flower arrangement art. However, with the rapid development of economy and society, People's living standards are improving day by day, and their spiritual and cultural values have been fully enriched. Therefore, as a popular art, flower arrangement has once again returned to the public's view. By analyzing the traditional art style of flower arrangement in China, it is beneficial to improve the education of beauty and inherit and promote traditional culture. The author conducted an in-depth analysis of literati aesthetics and traditional Chinese flower arrangement art style, and on this basis, systematically elaborated on the profound impact of literati aesthetics on traditional Chinese flower arrangement art style.The traditional flower arrangement art in China has an early origin. Throughout history, there have been numerous works created by literati and literati with the theme of flowers, plants, and trees. Flower arrangement mainly refers to the art of combining artificial decoration with natural plants. Due to its poetic shape, dignified and elegant visuals, and the artistic conception of both form and spirit, traditional flower arrangement has been widely respected. As one of the traditional arts, flower arrangement itself has a unique style, possesses national spirit and era characteristics, and is led by literati aesthetics. It analyzes the aesthetic values of ancient literati, In order to clarify the style and characteristics of traditional flower arrangement art, and ultimately expand the influence of traditional flower arrangement art, traditional flower arrangement art will radiate new vitality.
Pancreas Protective Effects of Telang Flower Extract (Clitoria ternatea L.) Against induced Male White Rats (Rattus norvegicus) Aloksan
Authors: Edi Kamal Sainal , Rusli Rusli , Fani Temarwut Farid , Biana Sary Skolastika
Published: September 2023

Studies have been conducted on the protective effects of pancreatic telang flower extract (Clitoria ternatea L.) against white rats (Rattus norvegicus) induced by alloxane-induced by laboratory experiential methods. Thegoal is to determine the protective effect of pancreatic telang flower extract (Clitoria ternatea L.) against white rats (Rattus norvegicus) induced by alloxane which has the potential to be anti-diabetic. The mice used were 15 heads, the mice were divided into 5 groups. Each group consisted of 3 mice. Three groups were given a suspension of Telang Flower Extract at a dose of 150 mg/kgBB, 300 mg/kgBB, 450 mg/kgBB, and 1 group as a negative control was given a 1% Na-CMC suspension w/v. The administration of telang flower extract was carried out for 5 days and induced by aloksan of 150 mg / KgBB for 2 days. Blood draws are carried out 3 times, namely on the first day, day 6, and day 8 and then measurements of glucose and albumin levels are carried out. Based on the research that has been carried out, it can be concluded that the administration of telang flower extract (Clitoria ternatea L.) at a dose of 150 mg/KgBB,300 mg/KgBB, and 450 mg / KgBB have a protective effect not significantly different.
METODE PEMANFAATAN COMMAND LINE UNTUK DIRECT PRINTING PADA APLIKASI BERBASIS WEB
Authors: Ekojono Ekojono , Affandi Luqman , Suryani Dhebys
Published: September 2023

Dalam urusan cetak mencetak dikenal dan bisa dilakukan dengan empat cara yaitu Teknik cetak tinggi (Letterpress), Teknik Cetak Datar (Lithography dan Offset), Teknik Cetak Dalam (Rotogravure dan Intaglio), Teknik Cetak Saring (Screen Printing). Masing masing dari teknik tersebut digunakan sesuai dengan media dan tujuan dari pencetakan. Tidak diragukan lagi, direct printing masih menjadi andalan untuk urusan cetak-mencetak, terutama untuk program/aplikasi POS. Karena aplikasi ini membutuhkan kecepatan dalam melakukan cetak dokumen/struk. Kendala utama yang dialami adalah sulitnya mencetak data menggunakan direct printing melalui sebuah aplikasi POS berbasis web. Hal ini terjadi karena produsen printer biasanya hanya menyertakan API atau dll untuk program berbasis desktop. Dari kendala tersebut dapat  diatasi dengan pemanfaatan perintah command line melalui PHP.Kata kunci: command line, direct print
PENGEMBANGAN APLIKASI PEMILIHAN BUAH TOMAT UNTUK BIBIT UNGGUL BERDASARKAN WARNA DAN UKURAN MENGGUNAKAN HSV DAN THRESHOLDING
Authors: Maula Ahmad Zaky , Rahmad Cahya , Rosiani Ulla Delfana
Published: September 2023

Tomato is the most widely cultivated fruit in the world. The low production of tomato in Indonesia at planting tomato regardless quality. Then be directed to increase tomato quality with planting of the seed is available from the selection of good tomato quality. Science and digital image processing technology make it possible for tomato quality selection with automatically, by using application tomato fruit selection for superior seed by color and size using color space Hue Saturation Value (HSV) method and thresholding processing. From the result of application has 3 (three) output from the color and size of the fruit is good tomato, half as nice tomato and not nice tomato. Keyword :   Tomato, Color, Size, Hue Saturation Value (HSV), Quantization HSV, Thresholding, Otsu Threshold, Data Similarly.
PERBANDINGAN 6 METODE FORECASTING DALAM PERAMALAN JUMLAH MABA STMIK PPKIA PRADNYA PARAMITA MALANG
Authors: Syaifulloh Ali
Published: September 2023

College of Informatics and Computer Management (STMIK) Pradnya Paramita Malang is a campus engaged in information technology that is ready to be used in advancing education. STIMATA continues to introduce its existence to the wider community, it is hoped that the more people who know the campus can increase the number of students. Forecasting has an important role in human daily life, such as temperature forecasts, inventory forecasts, earthquake predictions, weather forecasts and others. Obtain accurate methods from 6 forecasting methods, namely Exponential-Smoothing, Exponential-Smoothing With Trend, Moving-Average, Trend-Analysis, Additive-Decomposition and Multiplicative-Decomposition in forecasting the number of students in the coming year. This study aims to predict the number of new students at STIMATA, by looking at the smallest error of Mean Square Error and the accuracy in the forecasting results of the 6 forecasting methods. So that by knowing the number of new students in the 2014-2015 academic year and in the following year, can help the institution in making decisions from the forecasting. The right method of 6 forecasting methods to predict the number of new STIMATA students is the Multiplicative Decomposition method by looking at the smallest error value in forecasting.
Estágio supervisionado entre os caminhos traçados e os percorridos durante a pandemia
Authors: Finardi Kyria , Ferraz D'Ely Raquel Carolina
Published: September 2023

Neste ensaio, propomos uma reflexão sobre o uso da tecnologia no ensino e aprendizagem de línguas estrangeiras, mais especificamente, no processo de formação inicial de professores de inglês. O contexto é o estágio supervisionado em uma universidade federal brasileira, situando a reflexão a partir  dos fazeres pedagógicos da equipe envolvida nessa disciplina, durante o semestre 2021.02. Esse momento ainda estava marcado pela pandemia, que afetou drasticamente nossa percepção de tempo e espaço, bem como nossa experiência docente. Além do detalhamento dos caminhos trilhados e percorridos pela equipe pedagógica envolvida na disciplina, trazemos considerações acerca do impacto do uso da tecnologia nesse contexto,  do uso da língua estrangeira nas interações no formato remoto, da ausência de oportunidade de prática e do afastamento do campo do estágio -  a escola pública. Destaca-se a importância do contato presencial nesse contexto específico de ensino-aprendizagem.
Abstract
This essay proposes a reflection on the use of technology in language teaching-learning, focusing on English teacher training. The research context is the supervised practicum in a Brazilian federal university. We situate our reflections based on the pedagogical interventions undertaken by the teaching staff involved during the second semester of 2022. It was a pandemic time, which drastically affected our perception of time and space, and, consequently, our teaching experience. Besides providing a detailed account of the roads taken by the teaching staff;  we discuss the technology impact in this context, the use of foreign language in a remote way, and the lack of opportunity for practice in the public school. From this situation, we highlight the importance of face to face opportunities in this specific learning/teaching context.
Cirurgia Bariátrica: Técnicas e Resultados: Revisão das técnicas cirúrgicas no tratamento da obesidade e seus resultados a longo prazo.
Authors: Almeida Luana Novaes de , Ribeiro Raquel Castro , Oliveira Julia Soares , Resende Paula Palhares de , Celestino Hemily de Oliveira
Published: September 2023

A obesidade tornou-se uma preocupação global de saúde pública devido às suas ramificações multifacetadas que afetam não apenas a saúde individual, mas também os sistemas de saúde e a economia global. As estratégias de tratamento para obesidade evoluíram significativamente nas últimas décadas, com a cirurgia bariátrica emergindo como uma abordagem terapêutica proeminente, particularmente para obesidade mórbida e para aqueles que não responderam a abordagens conservadoras. Esta revisão abordou as técnicas bariátricas mais comuns, incluindo Bypass gástrico em Y-de-Roux, Gastrectomia vertical (sleeve), Banda gástrica ajustável e Desvio biliopancreático com duodenal switch. Cada técnica foi analisada em relação à sua eficácia, perfil de segurança e possíveis complicações. Os resultados mostram que, embora todos os procedimentos sejam eficazes na indução de perda de peso significativa, eles apresentam variáveis graus de complicações e benefícios metabólicos. Notavelmente, muitos dos procedimentos não apenas facilitam a perda de peso, mas também induzem melhorias significativas ou remissão de comorbidades, como diabetes tipo 2. A discussão centrou-se nas implicações clínicas dessas técnicas, salientando a importância do acompanhamento pós-operatório e da gestão de possíveis deficiências nutricionais ou complicações. Em conclusão, a cirurgia bariátrica é um pilar essencial no tratamento da obesidade, mas o sucesso a longo prazo depende de uma abordagem holística que envolve não apenas a intervenção cirúrgica, mas também o suporte e a educação contínuos do paciente.
The Impact of Co-Teaching Models in Inclusive Special Education Classrooms
Authors: Singh Dr Indira
Published: September 2023

Two or more teachers, typically a general education teacher and a special education teacher, co-teach a class so that they can better meet the needs of their students. Collaborative teaching is another name for co-teaching. examines the impact of co-teaching methods in inclusive special education classrooms, with special attention to the pros and cons of using a team-based approach to teaching. perspectives and lessons learned from teachers, researchers, and other special education professionals who have used co-teaching strategies in the classroom. This article reviews the research and scholarly literature on the impact of co-teaching on students with disabilities in inclusive settings.
Culturally Responsive Practices in Special Education
Authors: Singh Dr Indira
Published: September 2023

Students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds face unique challenges in the classroom, and these challenges can only be met through the implementation of culturally responsive techniques in special education. These methods encourage teaching strategies that are adaptable to each student's individual cultural, language, and experiential background. student results, family involvement, and educational justice, as well as the value of culturally responsive techniques in special education. To implement culturally responsive techniques in special education, teachers must acquire an in-depth familiarity with their students' cultural identities, including their values, customs, languages, and worldviews. To foster a learning environment that is accepting of and respectful of differing points of view, teachers must first become aware of and then actively work to overcome their own implicit biases and assumptions.
MODERN TRENDS OF CHANGES IN THE MICROBIOTA OF UROGENITAL SYSTEM IN PATIENTS WITH UROLITHIASIS
Authors: Fedorchenko Vira I. , Loban Galina A. , Gancho Olga V. , Ivakhniuk Tetiana V. , Bagnuk Natalia A. , Dudar Alina O. , Kovalenko Ninel P. , Bobrova Nellia O.
Published: September 2023

Aim: Analysis of trends in the microbial communities of the genitourinary system in patients with urolithiasis.
Materials and Methods: 165 urine samples from patients with urolithiasis was examined. The quantitative isolation of microflora was carried out using the bacteriological method. Microorganisms were identified using API biochemical test systems (bioMerieux, France). The percentage of the various types of microorganisms was determined. The reliability of differences in the frequency of various types of microorganisms isolation in a monoculture and the composition of microbial associations was determined by two-field tables with Fisher’s Exact criterion. The GraphPad Prism 7 software was used.
Results: 198 bacterial cultures of various types were isolated. In one case, a Candida culture was isolated. E. faecalis was the most frequently isolated culture (29.1% of the isolated strains number); E. coli (18.1% of the total number of isolated cultures; K. pneumoniae (11.1%). There were no significant differences in the rate of E. faecalis compared to E. coli. K. pneumonia was isolated significantly less frequently than E. faecalis. These types of microorganisms were also leaders in the formation of bacterial mixes. In addition, these species are involved in the urease activity of bacteria (directly or indirectly), which contributes to the formation of stones in the genitourinary system.
Conclusions: E. faecalis is the species most often isolated from patients with purulent-inflammatory processes in patients with urolithiasis, both in the case of mono-infection and as part of mixed bacterial cultures.
Some Cytogenetic Features of Сarassiusgibelio and Сarassius carassius, Populations Living in Hydrologically Diverse Reservoirs of the Tura River Basin
Authors: Bitner Mariya I. , Smolina Natalia V.
Published: September 2023

The article presents the results of the analysis of the genetic structure of the populations of Carassius gibelio (Bloch, 1782) and Carassius carassius (Linnaeus, 1758) by the cytometric method by the size of the area of erythrocyte nuclei. The relevance of the work is due to the discussion on the formation of crucian as one species or several ecological forms and the disappearance of crucian as a species in its natural habitat. We compared crucian carp from different types of water bodies: the Tura river, the Niсa river (the left tributary of the Tura), Lake Krivoe (the Tura oxbow lake, periodically communicating with it), Lake Srednee (isolated, not connected with the Tura for more than 70 years). In all studied water bodies, the diploid form of silver crucian dominates. The proportion of triploids in the Nica river and Lake Krivoe did not exceed 5%, in the lake. The average was equal to 20%, and the maximum (30%) was noted in the Tura. The ratio of cytometrically determined diploids and triploids was: in the river Tura - 2: 1, in the river Nica 19:1, in Lake Krivoe 17:1, in Lake Srednee 3:1. At the same time, from 5 to 18% of individuals were not determined by ploidy, their largest number was noted in the sample from Lake Srednee. When comparing the area of erythrocyte nuclei in silver and gold crucian from the lake. The average overlap zone was found at the level of 4554 m2, which suggests natural hybridization of the populations of these species.
Common Glow-Worm Lampyris noctiluca (Coleoptera, Lampyridae) in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Ugra
Authors: Emtsev Alexander A. , Bernikov Kirill A. , Nakonechnyi Nikolai V.
Published: September 2023

The distribution of common glow-worm Lampyris noctiluca (Linnaeus, 1767) in Western Siberia is not thoroughly studied. The report presents the data on findings of this species in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug Ugra. All registrations of beetles known to us were made in the western part of the okrug (Sovetskiy and Kondinskiy districts) in Malaya Sosva Nature Reserve in the area of the city of Sovetskiy, the villages of Yagodnyy, Listvenichnyy, Mezhdurechenskiy (survey data) and Staryy Katysh. Most likely, the outermost part of the area of common glow-worm with the northern border near Malaya Sosva Nature Reserve is located in the denoted region. The explored species absent on the significant area to the east probably due to the severe bogging of the region in this part. To the north, in addition to the biotopic component, other unfavorable environmental factors may have a limiting effect: weather elements and illumination. Limitative influence of human economic activity is not excluded in the habitats of insects. As a rare, not thoroughly explored and sporadically distributed species, common glow-worm can be included in the regional Red Data Book.
Ecological Assessment of Drilling Sludge and Development of a Method for their Bioremediation in Western Siberia
Authors: Zimnukhova Anastasia E. , Gaevaya Elena V. , Tarasova Svetlana S.
Published: September 2023

The article considers the issue of bioremediation of drilling sludge. The aim of the research is studying of the microbiological processes occurring in soils based on drilling sludge, with their subsequent application for the biological stage of reclamation of disturbed lands. Microbiological characteristics of drilling sludge and four samples of soils based on it with the addition of diatomite, dolomite flour, peat, gypsum, glauconite, humic preparation Rostock in different proportions were studied. Crops were shown on agarized medium: meat-peptone agar (MPA), starch-ammonia agar (SAA), Munz medium, Chapek medium, depending on the determined group of microorganisms. The total number of microflora, the number of saprophytes, microorganisms growing on starch-ammonia agar (SAA), hydrocarbon-oxidizing bacteria (PSB), micromycetes and actinomycetes were estimated. The mineralization coefficient is calculated. The total number of microflora in the samples ranged from 51 to 271 million CFU/g. The share of saprophytes was 16.724.8% of the total amount of microflora. The proportion of microorganisms growing on SAA was 15.6-36.6%. The minimum number of PSB was 2.0 million CFU/g of soil; the maximum was 22.0 million CFU/g. The mineralization coefficient varies from 0.81 to 1.63, which indicates different rates of mineralization processes. The number of micromycetes determined on the Chapek medium ranged from 0.01 to 3.33 million CFU/g, on SAA from 0.03 to 10.4 million CFU/g. At the same time, the number of micromycetes is much lower than the number of bacteria, which is normal for soils. The number of actinomycetes varied from 0.2 to 7.3 million CFU/g. The largest number of actinomycetes was noted when peat and humic preparation Rostock were introduced. The share of actinomycetes in the total number of microflora on the SAA ranged from 0.6 to 14%. There is a development of the total number of microflora, an increase in the diversity of microbocenosis, which indicates a decrease in the concentrations of water-soluble salts, petroleum products and the presence of an additional food source in the form of peat. Based on the data obtained, a conclusion was made about the possibility of using soils based on drilling sludge with the addition of peat and humic preparation Rostock for the reclamation of disturbed lands.