bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Prevalencia de parásitos gastrointestinales en cerdos de granjas porcinas en La Troncal, Ecuador: Un análisis coproparasitológico y su relación con factores productivos y sanitarios
Authors: Pico Zerna José Manuel , Pataron Andino Silvia Patricia , Vintimilla Duarte Diana Carolina , Velásquez Zambrano Euclides Frolián , Japa Salto Damaris Lissbeth
Published: September 2024

La prevalencia de parásitos gastrointestinales en cerdos del cantón La Troncal fue evaluada en 37 animales, encontrándose que el 48,65% estaba infestado, siendo Ascaris spp. la especie más común, representando el 95% de los casos positivos. Toxocara spp. se detectó en un 5%. La prevalencia de Ascaris spp. varió significativamente entre localidades, alcanzando su punto máximo en Zhucay (29,73%), mientras que en 10 de Agosto y San José fue del 13,51% y 5,41%, respectivamente. Las hembras mostraron una mayor infestación por Ascaris spp. (29,73%) en comparación con los machos (18,92%). En cuanto a la raza, Landrace presentó la mayor prevalencia (43,24%), mientras que las razas Pietrain y el cruce Pietrain+Duroc mostraron incidencias menores. Los cerdos jóvenes, de 2 a 2,5 meses, presentaron una mayor incidencia de Ascaris spp. (27,03%), que disminuyó en cerdos de 5 a 8 meses (8,11%). Los resultados sugieren que la presencia de parásitos gastrointestinales en cerdos del cantón La Troncal está influenciada por factores como la localidad, el sexo, la raza y la edad. Ascaris spp. es el principal agente parasitario identificado en este estudio, lo que resalta la necesidad de implementar medidas de manejo y bioseguridad específicas para reducir su prevalencia. El objetivo de este estudio es proporcionar una visión actualizada de la parasitosis en cerdos de la región, identificando factores de riesgo y áreas que requieren mayor atención para mejorar la salud animal.
Edukasi Ekonomi Sirkular: Solusi Pengelolaan Sampah Yang Ramah Lingkungan Dan Berdayaguna
Authors: Desty Febrian Wenny , Solihin Agung
Published: September 2024

Program Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat (PKM) adalah salah satu dari Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi yang wajib dilaksanakan oleh dosen di samping pendidikan dan penelitian. PKM merupakan kegiatan dosen dalam mengamalkan dan membudayakan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi untuk memajukan kesejahteraan umum dan mencerdaskan kehidupan bangsa. Meningkatkan kesejahteraan dan kualitas hidup masyarakat. Menerapkan hasil penelitian dan pengembangan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi untuk menyelesaikan masalah-masalah di masyarakat. Memperkuat pengabdian perguruan tinggi kepada masyarakat. Meningkatkan citra dan peran perguruan tinggi dalam pembangunan bangsa.Kualitias pengelolaan sampah salah satu permasalahan yang harus dibenahi di tempat pengabdian yang kami lakukan, hasil pengabdian kami memberikan beberapa solusi untuk bisa menyelesaikan permasalahan pengelolaan sampah yang ada di kabupaten bogor solusinya sebagai berikut: Memberikan solusi meningkatkan kualitas pengelolaan sampah yang berdaya guna pada kabupaten bogor. Memberikan solusi ekonomi sirkular  yang tertata  melalui pengelolaan sampah pada kabupaten bogor.
Sosialisasi Pelaksanaan Kegiatan Latihan Dasar Kepemimpinan Taruna (Ldkt) Sebagai Wahana Membentuk Jiwa Kepimpinan Pada Batalyon Taruna Akademi Maritim Nusantara Banjarmasin
Authors: Kamsariaty Kamsariaty
Published: September 2024

Implementation of Basic Cadet Leadership Training (LDKT) activities at the Nusantara Maritime Academy Banjarmasin Rengat can have a very positive impact, especially in growing and developing a spirit of leadership and independence among cadets. The targets for implementing Basic Leadership Training (LDKT) are Cadets and the Rengat Cadet Battalion STAFF organization to prepare themselves when they enter society, how to face problems, understand various kinds of human characters, be self-disciplined, critical, independent, and become a leader so that to form professional cadets with a leadership mentality who have a critical, creative, initiative, proactive, broad-minded, integrated personality based on honesty, truth, and justice
Reduction in Transmission Power of Base Transceiver Station
Authors: Faryal Riaz Aatka , Azmat Qureshi Rafay
Published: September 2024

Nowadays mobile usage is the essential need of humans. To provide the mobile network services, the Telecommunication companies propose the installation of Base Transceiver Station over large populated and industrial areas. The radiations emit from these BTS may give rise to various electromagnetic and ecological compatibility issues [1]. The radiation power of these BTS is up to 5-10 KiloWatts (up to 320-350 W per channel), which can be detrimental for the human beings, if they are installed in populated areas. The purpose of this paper is to reduce the transmission power of the BTS which is possible through the usage of Self-phased array antenna. Self-phasing array antenna through the use of pilot carrier in Telecommunication systems can degrade the Tx upto10-20dB
Enhancing Academic Resource Evaluation in Computer Science and Engineering through Automated Assessment
Authors: Jain Pranshu , Dubey Riya , Deshmukh Pankhuri , Tiwari Manas , Khatoon Mehjabin
Published: September 2024

Navigating the vast amounts of digital academic content on the Internet poses a formidable challenge. Addressing this, we have formulated an academic content evaluator that leverages machine learning algorithms - Decision Tree, SVM, Random Forest and RNN. This machine-learning approach is fueled by citation rates, authorship details, and content analysis. This paper explores the model’s transformative potential, delving into its features, algorithms, and the evolving landscape of academic content assessment.
Citrate Synthase is Required for the Initiation of PTEN-Deficient T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemogenesis, but not PTEN-Deficient Myeloproliferative Neoplasms
Authors: Singhal Rohan
Published: September 2024

The “Warburg Effect” marks the metabolic tendencies of cancer cells to primarily utilize aerobic glycolysis over oxidative phosphorylation. However, a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between altered tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle activity and mitochondrial dysfunction in the initiation and progression of cancer remains elusive. Particularly in T- cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-ALL), an aggressive hematologic malignancy derived from immature T-cell progenitors, the role of aerobic glycolysis in leukemogenesis warrants further investigation. The PTEN gene is one of the most frequently mutated/functionally-inactivated onco- suppressors in various cancers, and PTEN mutations account for 16% percent of all T-ALL cases. In this research, I wanted to investigate if changes to aerobic respiration would initiate the leukemogenesis of PTEN- deficient T-ALL and contradict the Warburg effect, through the removal of the citrate synthase gene, a catalytic metabolite of the TCA cycle. Mx1-Cre conditional knockout of citrate synthase (CS), a catalytic metabolite of the TCA cycle, and PTEN, an oncosuppressor often linked to T-ALL, were employed to evaluate T-ALL in wild-type, single knockout (PTEN -/-) and double knockout (CS -/-; PTEN -/-) mouse models. T-ALL-related lymphocyte concentrations were analyzed through flow cytometry of thymus, bone marrow, blood, and spleen cell samples bound to respective antibody cocktails, followed by tissue composition analysis and supplemental western blotting. Aberrant levels of T-ALL-associated lymphocytes amongst solely PTEN-deficient samples, yet a return to normalcy with CS deficiency, indicates the requirement of citrate synthase for PTEN-deficient T-ALL progression. Individual t-tests on CD3+CD4+CD8+ cells, amongst other T-ALL- associated lymphocytes, confirm significance in reduced leukemogenesis (p-value < 0.01). However, analysis of PTEN;CS-deficient myeloid cells indicates insufficient blockade of PTEN-deficient myeloproliferative neoplasms, presumably from impaired RBC maintenance post-CS deletion. This research demonstrates that the sequential context achieved via citrate synthase deletion undermines leukemogenesis and contrasts pre-existing ideals about the metabolic tendencies of cancer cells, therefore implying the dual reliance of cancer proliferation on both aerobic and anaerobic metabolic processes.
A civil rendészet hazai kutatásának és fejlesztésének aktualitása és lehetőségei
Authors: Fekete Klára
Published: September 2024

The author provides an overview of recent trends in the discipline.
A bűnmegelőzés lehetőségei a helyi bűnügyi nehézségek kezelésére a Makói Rendőrkapitányság szemszögéből
Authors: Szép Ferenc
Published: September 2024

The author, a police officer in Makó, Hungary, provides an overview of the challenges and prospects the local unit faces.
A közösségért dolgozó rendőr
Authors: Varga István
Published: September 2024

Building on a 15-year long career as a Hungarian police officer, the author shares personal expereinces on the force’s attitude and work-environment.
Az ENSZ közgyűlésének terrorizmussal foglalkozó határozatai
Authors: Stauber Péter
Published: September 2024

The author looks at UN General Assembly resolutions in the fight against international terrorism.
The Impact of Code-Switching in Zimbabwe: The Case of IsiNdebele and Chishona in Lower Gweru
Authors: Bhebe Cordial , Dube Bekithemba
Published: September 2024

This paper sought to examine the impact of code-switching in the Lower Gweru community of Midlands Religion in Zimbabwe where IsiNdebele and ChiShona co-exist as first and third languages respectively. The main thrust of the paper was to establish the impact of code-switching involving IsiNdebele and ChiShona in bilingual and multilingual situations such as schools and communities. This study used a qualitative research approach and focused on two intentionally selected primary schools and two secondary schools as representatives of the whole population in the community. Since the selection of participants was purposively done, the sample had twenty participants. Key instruments used in the collection of data included Interviews, Observations and Document Analysis because of their relationship with the qualitative approach characterised by the use of words in explaining phenomena as they obtain in their natural settings. Collected data was presented and analysed depending on the nature of the gathered responses. Findings from this research revealed that code-switching is an indispensable issue in bilingual communities. Hence, it has both positive and negative impacts on learning in the target language. In conclusion, the study categorically established that the impact of code-switching is inevitable in bilingualism and diversified communities. The study recommends that educators and teachers be equipped with basic strategic skills of handling code-switching in bilingual and multilingual classrooms. The research adds knowledge in the sphere of education in multilingualism and multiculturalism, through examining the impact of code-switching involving indigenous languages on their own.

Keywords: Code-Switching, Mother Tongue, Indigenous Languages, Multilingualism
Systems of two-dimensional complex partial differential equations for bi-polyanalytic functions
Authors: Cui Yanyan , Wang Chaojun
Published: September 2024

A class of Schwarz problems with the conditions concerning the real and imaginary parts of high-order partial differentiations for polyanalytic functions was discussed first on the bicylinder. Then, with the particular solution to the Schwarz problem for polyanalytic functions, a Dirichlet problem for bi-polyanalytic functions was investigated on the bicylinder. From the perspective of series, the specific representation of the solution was obtained. In this article, a novel and effective method for solving boundary value problems, with the help of series expansion, was provided. This method can also be used to solve other types of boundary value problems or complex partial differential equation problems of other functions in high-dimensional complex spaces.
Corrigendum to "A new class of hybrid contractions with higher-order iterative Kirk's method for reckoning fixed points"
Authors: Sooppy Nisar Kottakkaran , Hammad Hasanen A. , Elmursi Mohamed
Published: September 2024

In this corrigendum, we would like to emphasize that the findings in paper [1] are a generalization of the results presented by Zhou et al. in [2]. This remark highlights key elements of prior research that are relevant to our work [1]. This correction does not alter any results or the conclusion of the article.
Construction quality control of concrete structures in architectural engineering—A case in Shanghai, China
Authors: Deng Francis , Mehdipour Armin , Soltani Ali
Published: September 2024

Architectural concrete provides diverse patterns, colors, and forms, offering extensive structural and aesthetic possibilities. In China, advanced techniques such as prefabricated and precast concrete structures are increasingly utilized, delivering benefits like faster construction, reduced resource use, and improved quality control. Recent studies in China have highlighted the environmental benefits and practical considerations of incorporating recycled materials and moderate-heat Portland cement into concrete, which offer promising sustainability advantages. This study, through a case analysis in China, explored the usability, durability, manufacturing costs, and economic implications of architectural concrete. It emphasizes the critical role of architectural concrete in modern structural engineering, financial planning, and design, aiming to reduce variability in strength and uniformity between concrete batches, ensure consistent material quality, and lower maintenance costs while accelerating production. Focusing on quality control in concrete construction in Heqing, Pudong, Shanghai, this research identified unique challenges and provided insights. In Shanghai's architectural context, continuous monitoring of concrete quality is essential for structural stability and durability. This study also addressed the resilience of concrete structures in saltwater and freeze-thaw conditions, underscoring the need to consider environmental factors in quality assurance. Laboratory experiments demonstrated that composite members and deep beams of steel and concrete exhibit notable deformation and shear resistance, highlighting the importance of meticulous material selection and structural design for effective quality control.
Students With Learning Disabilities and Feelings of Loneliness
Authors: Tsibidaki Assimina , Chiou Vana
Published: September 2024

This study aims to explore the degree of loneliness of adolescents with LDs, and the possible differences and correlations with the type of LDs, gender, and age. The sample comprised 30 adolescences with LDs, 14 (46.7%) boys and 16 (53.3%) girls, aged 12-15 years (M=13.60, Sd=.770). A self-report questionnaire and the children's loneliness questionnaire (CLQ) were used for data collection. The findings of the study indicated that all adolescents, regardless of the type of LDs, demonstrated moderate to low levels of loneliness. There was no statistically significant difference between students with MGLDs and students with SpLDs relating to feelings of loneliness, although students with MGLDs experienced feelings of loneliness higher compared to students with SLDs. As far as the gender, there was no significant difference between girls and boys; however, the girls scored higher. Finally, there was no correlation with age.
Cognitive Abilities and Executive Functioning in Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Authors: Almarzooqi Shamsa , Mohamed Ahmed
Published: September 2024

This study aimed to explore the cognitive abilities and executive functioning behaviors of students with ASD at an autism center in the UAE, employing the SB-5 and the teacher form of the BRIEF2. The findings provide important insights into the cognitive and executive function profiles of these students, highlighting the intricate relationships between various cognitive domains, executive function behaviors, and the impact of ASD severity and notable talents. The positive correlations observed between different SB-5 IQ measures (e.g., full-scale IQ, nonverbal IQ, verbal IQ, and working memory IQ) and the shift scale of the BRIEF are consistent with the findings of previous studies that highlight the link between cognitive flexibility and intelligence.
Clinical Neuropsychological Profile and Interventions for Co-Occurrence of ADHD and ASD
Authors: Theodoratou Maria , Kougioumtzis Georgios A. , Yotsidi Vasiliki , Andriopoulou Panoraia , Megari Kalliopi , Koundourou Christiana , Siouti Zoi , Argyrides Marios
Published: September 2024

The co-occurrence of ADHD and ASD presents a complex diagnostic challenge due to overlapping symptoms, potentially leading to one condition being treated while the other is neglected. They are widely recognized psychiatric conditions in children and adolescents, with a solid hereditary, neurological, and biochemical basis. Effective intervention strategies must consider the distinct needs of both conditions, requiring a flexible, multidisciplinary approach integrating medication, behavioral therapies, educational supports, and family involvement. Increased awareness and education are essential to dispel misconceptions and foster supportive environments. Social and emotional support is crucial for individuals navigating life with both ADHD and ASD, addressing challenges in forming relationships, and managing anxiety. Future efforts should focus on developing sophisticated diagnostic tools, personalized treatment plans, and advocating for those affected by these conditions to enhance overall well-being and opportunities.
Dynamic Relationships Between Cryptocurrencies, Global Indexes, and Commodities
Authors: Erdas Mehmet Levent , Yagcilar Gamze Gocmen
Published: September 2024

This study investigates the safe haven properties of cryptocurrencies. Main contribution of the study to the literature is to reveal the relationships between cryptocurrencies and financial and commodity factors namely global indexes, gold and Brent petrol. To this end, this research aims to empirically examine the interaction between Bitcoin, Brent oil, global indexes, and gold using current cointegration and causality tests. The results of cointegration tests indicate that there is a cointegration relationship between variables. Further, the results of causality tests reveal that there is causal relationship between cryptocurrencies and financial and economic factors. The study recommends the potential investors and portfolio managers to observe the effect of financial and economic factors in making better allocation decisions and help policymakers and regulators in mitigating the negative effects of Bitcoin's volatility on financial system stability. This paper contributes to the current literature of Bitcoin prices with evidence from a large financial and economic factor.
Fostering Sustainable Development Through Knowledge Management
Authors: Martínez-Falcó Javier , Sánchez-García Eduardo , Marco-Lajara Bartolomé
Published: September 2024

This research explores the role of Knowledge Management (KM) in enhancing Sustainable Performance (SP) within the wine industry. It specifically assesses the mediating role of Green Innovation (GI) and the moderating influence of Collaborative Culture (CC) on this dynamic. Employing a robust theoretical framework based on prior studies, the analysis utilizes structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) to analyze data collected from 202 Spanish wineries. The results reveal a significant positive relationship between KM and SP, with GI serving as a pivotal mediator and CC as a crucial moderator. This study stands out for its pioneering examination of the KM-SP nexus in the wine industry context and its introduction of CC as a moderating variable.
Reforming the International Financial Architecture
Authors: Nair Geeta
Published: September 2024

The recent global economic crisis universally affected various nations across the length and breadth of our globe largely on account of globalization and increasing interconnectedness. However, the North bloc suffered greater losses, crises, mayhem, and misery on socio-economic, as well as political fronts. Massive reform packages and bail-outs en masse are short-term temporary solutions as introspection into the ‘mother of all crisis' would point at larger issues at stake involving several multi-faceted functional and systemic changes. This audit also questions the hegemony of American-centric growth and the efficacy of the existing over-arching international financial architecture. Global growth and governance need to be democratic and inclusive as the South bloc nations, especially India and China must be recognized as partners in the global village. A revisit, review, reform, and reconstruction on an emergency basis are called for in the interest of long-term solutions and sustainable development.
Unraveling Complexity Global Capital Flow Determinants
Authors: Jamal Arshi , Lamba Jonika , Rai Swati
Published: September 2024

The complexity of global financial interconnections, their role in transmitting shocks across borders, and the effectiveness of fundamental economic factors in safeguarding countries against financial instability have all garnered increased attention. In recent decades, substantial research has been devoted to understanding the importance of international capital flows in the context of financial stability. Capital flows affect people and companies on almost every scale, including national governments. Analysts frequently examine several subsets of capital flows, including changes in asset classes, venture capital, mutual fund, capital spending, and government budget movements. Capital flows can be more erratic in developing economies since the economy may go through phases of fast expansion followed by subsequent decline. Increased capital inflows may result in credit booms and asset price inflation, but they may also be countered by losses from currency depreciation based on exchange rates and drops in equity pricing.
Thermotolerance in Broiler Chickens: Evaluating the Influence of Embryonic Thermal Manipulation and in-ovo Feeding of Lysine and Cysteine in a Hot Tropical Environment
Authors: Ajayi O. , Akosile O. A. , Oso A. O. , Oke O.  E.
Published: September 2024

Purpose: The physiological mechanism of action of low or high combinations of lysine and cysteine in-ovo feeding combinations needs to be elucidated. This study aimed to determine the influence of high or low combinations of lysine and cysteine on the growth, thermotolerance, haematochemical, and antioxidant parameters of heat-stressed broiler embryos.Research Method: A total of 2000 broiler hatching eggs were exposed to a relative humidity of 55% and temperature of 39.0ºC for 6 hours daily from day 10 until day 18. On day 18, 1500 eggs having living embryos were taken at random into 6 treatments containing 250 eggs per treatment with 5 replicates of 50 eggs viz: eggs without in-ovo injection (UIJ), eggs treated with in-ovo injection of 0.5mL distilled water (DWT), 2mg lysine (LYS), 3.4mg cysteine (CYS), 3.4mg cysteine+2mg lysine (CLHD) or 1.7mg cysteine+1mg lysine (CLLD).Findings: The blood total protein of CLLD birds was higher (P<0.05) compared to the others at the starter phase. The ALT of CLHD and CLLD birds were lower (P<0.05) than other treatments at the finisher phase. The malondialdehyde of DWT and UIJ broilers was higher than the other treatments at the starter and finisher phases.Research Limitation: This study was carried out in a hot season. More studies are needed under different seasons of the year using in-ovo amino acids.Originality/Value: It can be concluded that in-ovo injection of lysine-cysteine positively altered the growth rate, and biochemical and antioxidant indices of broilers. The low combination of the amino acids had a more sustained effect at the market age.
Standardized Assessment of Gravity Settling Human Body Models for
Virtual Testing
Authors: Wade von Kleeck B. , Caffrey Juliette , Weaver Ashley A. , Gayzik F. Scott , Hallman Jason
Published: September 2024

The increased use of computational human models in evaluation of safety systems
demands greater attention to selected methods in coupling the model to its
seated environment. This study assessed the THUMS v4.0.1 in an upright driver
posture and a reclined occupant posture. Each posture was gravity settled into
an NCAC vehicle model to assess model quality and HBM to seat coupling.

HBM to seat contact friction and seat stiffness were varied across a range of
potential inputs to evaluate over a range of potential inputs. Gravity settling
was also performed with and without constraints on the pelvis to move towards
the target H-Point. These combinations resulted in 18 simulations per posture,
run for 800 ms. In addition, 5 crash pulse simulations (51.5 km/h delta V) were
run to assess the effect of settling time on driver kinematics. HBM mesh quality
and HBM to seat coupling metrics were compared at kinetically identical time
points during the simulation to an end state where kinetic energy was near
zero.

A gravity settling time of 350 ms was found to be optimal for the upright driver
posture and 290 ms for the reclined occupant posture. This suggests that
reclined passengers can be settled for less time than upright passengers,
potentially due to the increased contact area. The pelvis constrained approach
was recommended for the upright driver posture and was not recommended for the
reclined occupant posture. The recommended times were sufficient to gravity
settle both postures to match the quality metrics of the 800 ms gravity settled
time. Driver kinematics were found to be vary with gravity settling time. Future
work will include verifying that these recommendations hold for different HBMs
and test modes.
THE NATIONAL STRUGGLE FROM THE NOVELIST’S EYES
Authors: AYTAŞ Gıyasettin
Published: September 2024

The Turkish novelist always takes great interest in recent history. In particular, he or she deals with the National Struggle and what happened both on the front and behind of this struggle in novels. What happened in various periods of history becomes the subject of works. The events have different effects and results. Artists, who shape the society and mirror the experiences, sometimes convey the experiences to the reader by narrating them and sometimes by reinterpreting them. Among these transfers, the National Struggle becomes the subject of the novels of its formation and results. Those who support the National Struggle, on the one hand, and those who oppose it, on the other, become the subject of the novel. Among these novels, Ercüment Ekrem in his novel “Kan ve İman” deal how to become unity in the face of the enemy. The age and the experiences are questioned through the characters. The author, in his novel “Mustafa Sagir”, are focuses on how heedlessness will pave the way for betrayal, while in the novel “Ateş Kamçıları” the struggles of the Turkish nation on the fronts and the difficulties they face in these struggles are explained through the Bozan. The novel “Vatan Tutkusu”, focuses on the heroism of the Nationalist Forces in the Aegean region and the role of the alliances and betrayals for this. The novel “Gemileri Yakmak”, on the other hand, emphasize that today is also the work of yesterday, as well as taking lessons from history by considering yesterday and today together. Almost all the novelists try to explain how we came to the time we live in by making a recent history analysis. It is always possible for the novelist to be interested in and talk about history. The important thing is in which fiction he or she presents it to us. The novels chosen as examples and mentioned above, on the one hand are emphasize the depth of the effort spent for the struggle, on the other hand, the ground of betrayals and assassinations, the importance of sacrifice when it comes to the defense of the homeland, and understanding the ties of the past and the present. The perspectives of the novelists in the history and their analysis were evaluated with an analytical point of view. Keywords: Historical novel, recent history, the National Struggle, history and literature.
THE CATEGORY OF CASE IN THE MONUMENT CODEX CUMANICUS
Authors: SAYDOVA Aynur
Published: September 2024

Case category is one of the oldest grammatical categories. As a result of the long historical development in Turkic languages, both the phonetic composition and the number of case suffixes have changed to a certain extent. This change was in the direction of convenience and simplicity within the laws of each language in the process of differentiation. In this article, the case category in the language of the Kipchak monument of the 13th-14th centuries "Codex Cumanicus" is involved in extensive research. The research mainly used descriptive method, as well as historical and comparative methods. In the article, the examples from the work "Codex Cumanicus" were selected from the photofacsimile of the original copy of the monument, and then an attempt was made to give the transcription and translation into Azerbaijani Turkish in parentheses. The analysis of "Codex Cumanicus" will show the unique features of the Kuman-Kipchak language, especially the vernacular, and in this way it will reflect the situation of that period on the way to the present state of the case category in Turkic languages in general. At the same time, in Turkological linguistics, it will help to generalize the distinguishing features of the Cuman-Kipchak language. Key words: case suffixes, Codex Cumanicus, Cuman-Kipchak language, Turkic languages, XIII-XIV centuries
BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF GRADUATE THESIS ON DIGITAL LITERACY
Authors: ÇETİN Sadık Ahmet
Published: September 2024

The aim of this research is to examine the postgraduate theses on digital literacy. The research was carried out in the qualitative research method. Document analysis method was used to collect data. The data were taken from the YÖK Thesis database. A total of 54 theses were reached in the search made with the digital literacy keyword. Descriptive analysis method was used in the analysis of the data. As a result of the analysis of the data in the research, it was determined that 49 of the theses were master's theses and 5 were doctoral theses; Gazi University made the most thesis; In the field of Educational Sciences and in this field, the most thesis was made in the field of Computer and Instructional Technologies; the first study was done in 2015 and the most in 2021; most of the studies are in Turkish and very few of them are in English; the most preferred subject is to determine the level of digital literacy; the most quantitative research method, the most relational scanning in designs; the most easily accessible sampling method was preferred; most of the scale forms are used; T-test is preferred the most quantitative analysis techniques among these analysis techniques. Keywords: Digital literacy, digital reading, digital writing, literacy.
EXAMINING THE REASONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT IN SCHOOLS ACCORDING TO THE TEACHERS’ AND SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS’ PERSPECTIVE (THE EXAMPLE OF OSKEMEN CITY, KAZAKHSTAN)
Authors: MUKAZHANOVA Aray , DEMİRBOLAT Ayşe OTTEKİN
Published: September 2024

This research was carried out to determine the causes of organizational conflict in schools in Oskemen city in Kazakhstan according to teachers’ and school administrators’ perspective. Data of the research were collected from responses to “Personal Information Form” and “Reasons of Conflict Questionnaire” given to the participants of the survey. During the analysis of the data Mann Whitney U Test, T Test, Kruskal - Wallis H Test and Analysis of Variance were used. With the help of these analyzes and tests, it was examined whether the causes of conflict in schools vary significantly according to the level of experiencing conflict, the gender of participants, their educational background, the type of school they work in and work experience, and whether there is a significant difference between the causes of conflict of teachers and school administrators. There are 52 schools that provide education in Kazakh, Russian and Kazakh Russian languages in the city of Oskemen, Kazakhstan. This research covers 30 of these schools in Oskemen city. The research data were collected from 432 teachers and 99 school administrators working in schools during 2019-2020 educational year. Based on the results obtained, it was concluded that the school environment in the schools in Oskemen was not very healthy and the researcher has made some suggestions for teachers and administrators as well. Keywords: Organizational conflict, causes of conflict in schools, Oskemen’s educational institutions
TURKİSH FOLK MUSİC SCHOOL IN THE SCHOOL SONG REPERTOİRE THE CONDİTİONS OF THE SONGS OF HARMONY WİTH THE BAĞLAMA
Authors: KALKAN Ali
Published: September 2024

In this study, the compatibility of the achievements of the school instrument baglama trai-ning course, which is one of the courses in the music teaching departments of universities, with the folk songs in the school song repertoire was analyzed comparatively. As it is known, each instrument has its own sound system and physical characteristics. The har-mony of the baglama, whose empty strings can be tuned according to different voices, with the folk songs in the school song repertoire forms the basis of the research. The folk songs and playing skills learned in the education given in the school instruments course are largely on the decision of la and re. In the study, when the lower empty string la sound of the baglama is tuned to the si, do and do sharp sounds, the accompaniment situations of the folk songs in the mountain were analyzed, the tonal and maqam ratios of the songs in the mountain were examined, and the sources of the folk songs were examined within the sub-problems, together with the maqam analysis. As a result of the study, it was concluded that the tonalities in which the folk songs in the mountain were written were largely in-compatible with the baglama instrument and were interpreted with scientific data. Keywords: Music Education, School Song Repertoire, Baglama, Turkish Folk Music
NEW MEDIA AND SELF-REGULATION
Authors: ALTINTOP Mevlüt , BAK Gökhan
Published: September 2024

In this study, self-regulation of the new media is emphasized, which is known as the process of the new media concept that controls itself, and dates back to the first quarter of the twentieth century. Ease of access to new media appeals to people's feelings, and they want to share every moment of their lives in writing and visually in sharing sites and social media applications. The fact that people who actively use the new media want to be too visible also causes the phenomenon of privacy to disappear. When considered in this context, it is seen that less attention is paid to ethics in the new media compared to the traditional media. For those who actively use new media channels, the accuracy and quality of the shared content is not important. What is important is the production and consumption of the content. These produced contents are shared within seconds and are forgotten in a very short time. A culture that consumes media content, which is unreliable and does not attach importance to privacy is encountered. In societies where consumption-oriented culture is gradually increasing, new media self-regulation has begun to be seen as issues that need to be considered. The conceptual and operational role of new media self-regulation, which is carried out in three ways: audience/reader representative, non-governmental organizations, and official institutions established by law, has been questioned. New media offers individuals the opportunity to produce and disseminate content without a corporate identity. The content produced in this way may not be bound by any value judgments and principled norms. The originality of the content is also presented completely depending on the value judgments of the individual. In this research, it has been discussed whether new media self-regulation goes beyond a concept and whether it has a counterpart. It has been emphasized that the main problem in new media stems from individual content production. The importance of new media and self-regulation was revealed with this research, which was carried out using descriptive analysis, one of the qualitative research methods. Keywords: Media, new media, self-regulation, media self-regulation, new media self-regulation
E-BUSINESS IN THE DIGITAL ERA
Authors: Novianti W , Pebriansyah E , Sumitra T P
Published: September 2024

This paper aims to provide solutions in optimizing strategies for marketing business online in this digital age.  In this era, the internet is an important thing and is widely used, even in the business world. With the existence of the internet, it can certainly easier for businessmen and is influential in the development of the business world. To support this paper, the method used in this research is descriptive method, by analyzing the forms of promotion and marketing strategies of several existing online businesses. The results of this paper were the discovery of how to optimize online business in the digital age with intense competition to be more attractive and attractive to consumers. This is of course to persuade consumers to be more interested in the products offered. This paper discusses the fields of online business, online media, marketing strategies and ways to optimize business online
KOMPRESI DATA TEKS DENGAN METODE RUN LENGTH ENCODING
Authors: Mansyuri Umar
Published: September 2024

One method of using data compression is by using a method called Run Length Encoding (RLE), especially image data. The RLE method is one of the simplest lossless types of data compression schemes and is based on the simple principle of data encoding.
The RLE method is very suitable for compressing data containing repetitive characters such as simple graphic images. The compressed data are 28 RGB (Red, Green, Blue) images and 28 grayscale images in jpg, png, bmp, and tiff formats, respectively. Image data is compressed with an encoder and decoder program using the RLE algorithm in the matlab application.
The RLE method is said to be effective in compressing image data if the compression ratio is less than 100% because it has a lot of color repetition in the pixels. The RLE method is said to be ineffective if the compression ratio is more than 100% because it has a little repetition of colors in the pixels. Of the 28 RGB images tested, it was found that the RLE method was effective on 1 image and not effective on 27 images. For the 28 grayscale images tested, it was found that the RLE method was effective on 6 images and not effective on 22 images
PERANCANCANGAN MEDIA PEMBELAJARAN PADA PAUD BINA KELUARGA BALITA HOLISTIK INTEGRATIF AL LESHA BINUANG MENGGUNAKAN MACROMEDIA FLASH 8
Authors: Rahmat Rahmat , Fernando Iqbal , Yuliasari Desi
Published: September 2024

Multimedia is made to support learning so that the situation becomes more conducive. A group of images that are arranged in an orderly manner and follow the flow of movement and are defined as moving visuals is called animation.
This study aims to analyze and determine multimedia learning compared to the previous method. And to produce learning media using Adobe Flash. In building a learning media that uses Adobe Flash, the Action Script programming language is used to manage it.
The end result of this research is to design learning media that uses Adobe Flash. Which will make it easier for the teacher to convey the material.
Based on the conclusions of this study, it is the result of designing learning media at the Holistic Integrative Binang Toddler Family Development Early Childhood Education Center, learning media is intended to make it easier for teachers to convey material and students understand easily
PENGARUH MANFAAT, KEMUDAHAN, KEAMANAN, SERTA FITUR LAYANAN TERHADAP MINAT MAHASISWA DALAM PENGGUNAAN DANA SEBAGAI E-WALLET
Authors: Panggabean Embun Febryanti , Nasution Muhammad Irwan Padli , Sundari Sri Suci Ayu
Published: September 2024

The purpose of this study is to confirm the usage of electronic wallets (also known as "ewallets") offered by the DANA application for making payments online. Electronic wallets have thus far been perceived as a technology that makes transactions simple and comfortable. Many individuals recognize the hazards associated with modern technology, particularly when it comes to payments. Despite being viewed as unsafe by some, many consumers still believe in it and utilize it. Therefore, in order to create a thorough technological acceptance model, this study takes into account risk and dependability variables. Risk and trust have an impact on how accepted electronic payment methods are, according to empirical research
SISTEM INFORMASI KURSUS MOBIL SATRIA JAYANTI BERBASIS WEBSITE
Authors: Riyanto Harjo , Rahmatullah A.R Syaifur
Published: September 2024

Satria Jayanti Driving Course is a driving school that has several branches in Jakarta with a considerable number of students. However, in its business processes, payment recording and payment reporting are still done using notebooks without any computerization. The frequent challenges faced by Satria Jayanti Driving Course are the manual payment management process, which often leads to errors in recording both student names and payment amounts, and the inefficient storage of payment receipts because they take up a lot of space. Payment data is often difficult to find when searching for old student payment records. Monthly transaction report creation becomes slow because previous transactions have to be reviewed again. If this continues, the inefficient business process will make customers feel uncomfortable. Therefore, to address the above issues, Satria Jayanti Driving Course needs a payment information system that can manage payments effectively. In this case, the author suggests developing a web-based payment information system using the PHP programming language, MySQL database, and a system development method with Rapid Application Development (RAD).
APLIKASI FRONT OFFICE BERBASIS QR CODE DI DINAS KESEHATAN PROVINSI KALIMANTAN TENGAH
Authors: Rian Rian , Ichsan Moch. , Dhalin Dhalin , Veronika Fitri , Veronika Fitri
Published: September 2024

The practical field work (PKL) that we have carried out at the Central Kalimantan Provincial Health Service provides students with understanding, skills and creativity in being responsible for the tasks given as well as providing knowledge and new things in knowing the real world of performance that occurs in the field.
As with the use of technology, it must be able to continue to be developed to speed up and make it easier to complete a job. As the era of recording guest books progresses, the list of visits and complaints which are still manualized can be transferred using developing technology such as using websites or applications.
Likewise, the Central Kalimantan provincial health service still uses manual guest book recording using books. For this reason, we as PKL students created an application, namely Front Office, to make it easier for officers to serve guests visiting the Central Kalimantan Provincial Health Service. Apart from that, the website created is expected to make it easier to record guest books, visits and complaints at the Central Kalimantan Provincial Health Service
RANCANG BANGUN SISTEM INFORMASI E-STORE OFFICE SUPLAYS DAN JASA LOGISTIK BERBASIS ANDROID PADA PT. GARFI INDOTAMA KARYA
Authors: Oematan Vemilia , Kristiana Titin
Published: September 2024

This study aims to design and implement an E-Store information system that involves selling office supplies products and logistics services online at PT. Garfi Indotama Karya. This system is designed to be website-based to improve efficiency and affordability of service for customers. The system development method used is a web-based system design method that involves needs analysis, design, development, and implementation. The main functions of the system include the process of ordering office supplies products, stock management, and providing logistics services. Users can access this system easily through a responsive web interface. This research is expected to make a positive contribution in improving the operational effectiveness of PT. Garfi Indotama Karya and provide a better shopping experience for customers through an E-Store platform that is integrated with logistics services
RANCANG BANGUN SISTEM INFORMASI PENGADAAN SPARE PART MENGGUNAKAN FRAMEWORK CODEIGNITER BERBASIS WEB
Authors: Kusariani Fadila , Fauziyah Fauziyah , Whendasmoro Raditya Galih
Published: September 2024

Procuring spare parts is an activity process to fulfill or provide needs or supply goods or services under contract or direct purchase to meet needs. Procurement of spare parts is aimed at checking goods, purchasing goods, managing incoming goods, managing stock of goods, and reporting. However, the information system spare parts procurement is still carried out semi-computerized, namely using Microsoft Word and Excel. Based on the problems that occurred a web-based spare parts procurement information system was designed for spare parts procurement using the SDLC method and the design uses the Unified Modelling Language (UML), the spare part procurement information system uses PHP and MySQL, programming languages and to optimize the database uses the CodeIgniter framework
PERANCANGAN BASIS DATA PADA SISTEM UTANG PIUTANG STUDI KASUS PT. RAPITAMA INTERTECH BUANA
Authors: Fadillah Rama Afan , Souhoka Bagas Adiansyah , Runtuwene Faithly Jabez Jefune , Meldiansah Reza , Fathan Muhammad
Published: September 2024

PT. Rapitama Intertech Buana is a company that operates in the interior and exterior sectors. This company has several customers who carry out sales transactions in installments. To manage accounts payable from these customers, the company uses a manual system. The manual system currently used has several shortcomings, such as the accounts payable and receivable management process which is inefficient and takes a long time. Therefore, the research team reached an agreement, namely by developing a better and more efficient transaction recording system so that there was no need to involve many parties when transactions between clients and companies occurred. By developing that transaction recording system, it is hoped that the system can overcome the problems in the company under study
PERANCANGAN BASIS DATA OPEN TRIP PENDAKIAN GUNUNG PADA SUKATRAVELER.ID DENGAN METODE DBLC
Authors: Fajar Muhammad Adita , Afifah Silviani , Nugraha Bintang Kusuma Setya , Sari Ika Novita , Sakinah Aprillia , Ariq Muhammad Rafif Fadhlurrahman
Published: September 2024

Mountains on the island of Java have very beautiful views and attract many domestic and foreign tourists. This is an opportunity for the welfare of the people in the mountain environment and the country, to increase state income. As time goes by, many people, both young and old, are interested in and appreciate mountain climbing. Maybe as a society we are still amateurs and don't know how to choose the right equipment for traveling. That's why we need a system that allows even beginners to easily register and rent items, and recognize what's in your bag. This research uses methods to overcome difficulties in identifying items in bags for beginners and difficulties in carrying large amounts of items for climbers themselves. This research includes several steps: problem formulation, data collection, and providing rental equipment to climbers. “ID climbed Mount Merbabu, Central Java