bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Fasilitasi Pembuatan Media Komunikasi Digital sebagai Upaya Peningkatan Partisipasi Politik Warga
Authors: Ferri Wicaksono  , Wulandari Indah Tri
Published: June 2023

Demokrasi semakin menuntut warga masyarakat untuk turut serta berpartisipasi dalam konteks pengambilan keputusan politik. Era digital membuka ruang baru dalam menciptakan media komunikasi berbasis digital untuk mengefektifkan partisipasi politik warga. Program pengabdian masyarakat ini akan berlokasi di RW. 34 Padukuhan Banjeng, Kanoman, Maguwoharjo, Depok, Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta. Program ini diarahkan untuk menyelesaikan permasalahan utama mitra yakni belum tersedianya media komunikasi digital untuk mengelola aspirasi politik warga RW. 34. Permasalahan tersebut dipertegas dengan kondisi sebagai berikut: 1). Minimnya dokumentasi data aspirasi politik warga RW. 34; dan 2). Terbatasnya akses penyampaian aspirasi warga berkaitan dengan jarak ruang dan waktu. Untuk menyelesaikan permasalahan mitra tersebut, maka pengusul akan menggunakan metode pendampingan dan sosialisasi. Adapun kegiatan-kegiatan yang telah dilaksanakan pengusul bersama dengan mitra antara lain: 1). Fasilitasi pembuatan media komunikasi digital untuk penyampaian aspirasi warga RW. 34 dengan media google form; 2). Sosialisasi media komunikasi digital dengan media poster cetak dan digital; 3). Pendampingan pengelolaan data aspirasi yang bersumber dari media google form, dan 4) Monitoring dan evaluasi kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat. Capaian hasil pengabdian masyarakat ini antara lain: 1) Tersedianya media komunikasi digital “Kotak Saran Warga Banjeng RW. 34” dengan media google form, 2) Tersampaikannya hasil pembuatan google form kepada Ketua RW. 34, 3) Tersedianya QR link untuk akses media komunikasi digital “Kotak Saran Warga Banjeng RW. 34”, 4) Tersedianya poster digital “Solusiku” dan tersampaikan kepada Ketua RW. 34, 5) Tersedianya 10 poster cetak “Solusiku” dan tersampaikan kepada Ketua RW. 34, 6) Tersampaikannya tutorial pengelolaan google form media komunikasi digital “Kotak Saran Warga Banjeng RW. 34” kepada Ketua RW. 34, 7) Meningkatnya kemampuan Ketua RW. 34 didalam pengelolaan masukan warga yang disampaikan melalui google form media komunikasi digital “Kotak Saran Warga Banjeng RW. 34”, dan 8) Meningkatnya partisipasi warga dalam menyampaikan masukan melalui https://bit.ly/SaranUntukBanjengRW.34 . Dari hasil rekapitulasi data google form, teridentifikasi 13 masukan.
Meningkatkan Kesadaran Lingkungan Pada Generasi Milenial Dengan Melakukan Recycle Sampah Kertas
Authors: Musarofa Musarofa , Siswanti Yuvita Dian , Pitaloka Bella , Maulinda Adinda Setya
Published: June 2023

Sampah kertas merupakan salah satu sampah yang banyak dihasilkan dari kegiatan perkantoran, rumah tangga maupun kegiatan akademik. Sumber penghasil sampah kertas didominasi oleh kegiatan akademik, hal tersebut dikarenakan kegiatan akademik berhubungan langsung dengan kertas. Limbah kertas menjadi salah satu masalah yang serius bagi bumi ini (Arfah.,2017). Recycle atau daur ulang sampah kertas menjadi produk yang bernilai lebih menjadi salah satu solusi dari bebrapa permasalahan lingkungan yang terjadi pada saat ini. Mendaur ulang kertas membantu pemerintah dalam program penanggulangan sampah. dalam prosesnya perlu adanya kerja sama dari berbagai pihak dan elemen masyarakat. Perlu adanya pengenalan keterampilan, pemahaman dan bimbingan mengenai pentingnya pemanfaatan sampah kertas kepada generasi milenial. Generasi milenial merupakan generasi perubahan, Generasi ini sangat kaya akan ide kreatif dan inovatif. Berbagai informasi yang mudah diakses,membuka pikiran tentang pentingnya sesuatu yang terbarukan, unik, menarik dan berdaya saing.(Hardika dkk.,2018). Dikarenakan sasaran utama kegiatan ini adalah generasi milenial maka pengabdian bekerjasama dengan karang taruna untuk merealisasikan kegiatan ini. Pelaksanaan kegiatan PkM ini menggunakan metode demosntrasi dan pelatihan secara langsung. Hasil dari PkM ini adalah para peserta dapat memahami bahwasannya sangat penting menjaga lingkungan dan memanfaatkan kembali limbah yang telah dihasilkan (kertas) secara kreatif dengan mudah untuk menjadi kertas baru yang bermanfaat dan berniali jual serta menjadikannya sebagai peluang usaha yang menjanjikan kedepannya.
Edukasi Pedoman Paket Pelayanan Awal Minimum (PPAM) Kesehatan Reproduksi Fase Pra Krisis Kesehatan Pada Perempuan Pengrajin Genteng
Authors: Kholifah Siti , Utami Resti , Juwita Alfia Indah , Rukmi Dayinta Wintang , Palupi Aliyah Ratnaning
Published: June 2023

Edukasi tentang PPAM kesehatan reproduksi pada fase pra krisis merupakan penyiapan perempuan jika saat terjadi bencana perempuan dapat terpenuhi kebutuhan akan Kesehatan reproduksi meskipun fasilitas pelayanan kesehatan tidak berfungsi atau akses terhadap pelayanan kesehatan reproduksi sulit terjangkau oleh perempuan yang terdampak. Pemberian edukasi pada perempuan terutama tentang PPAM merupakan salah satu upaya untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan guna mengurangi risiko kesakitan dan kematian kelompok rentan kesehatan reproduksi jika terjadi bencana. Mengingat sasaran PPAM adalah masyarakat yang merupakan kelompok rentan kesehatan reproduksi yaitu bayi baru lahir, ibu hamil, ibu bersalin, ibu pascapersalinan, ibu menyusui, anak perempuan, remaja dan wanita usia subur. Adapun metode yang telah dilakukan adalah edukasi penerapan PPAM, pemberdayaan mitra, dan keberlanjutan program, antara lain: 1) tahap persiapan; 2) tahap edukasi PPAM; 3) tahap evaluasi pelaksanaan edukasi PPAM. Hasil edukasi PPAM adalah adanya peningkatan yang signifikan terkait pengetahuan perempuan pengrajin genteng tentang PPAM. Hendaknya peran serta dinas terkait, BPBD, perangkat desa dan tokoh masyarakat dioptimalkan untuk meningkatkan kesadaran masyarakat akan siaga bencana.
The Theology and Practice of Baptism
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Fowler John
Published: June 2023

The subject of baptism has a high level of consciousness in the corporate mind of the Seventh-day Adventist Church (SDA). There are only two sacraments recognized by the church. Baptism is one of them. Baptism is the focus of the mission of the church. Numbers of baptisms is the evident object of that mission. It is the rite of entrance into church membership. It is the criteria for evaluating the pastor, the local church, and the work of the corporate church. Even though baptism holds such a central place in the life of the church, it is still a point of controversy, misunderstanding, and discord. This conflict involves both the theology and the practice of baptism. These issues provide a rationale for this project, which can help resolve the conflict surrounding baptism by affecting the way we perceive baptism and the way we practice baptism. This study views baptism as a sacrament, a means of receiving the grace of God. It does this by focusing our faith on the death, burial, and resurrection o f Christ. If baptism is conducted in the proper way, then faith unites both the candidate and the participating membership with Christ thus the grace of God is imparted. Thus it becomes a sacrament. Second, baptism is viewed as ordination. This concept is predicated on the reception of the Holy Spirit in baptism. When the Holy Spirit comes to us it annoints or ordains us for ministry and at the same time equips us for that ministry. Baptism as ordination functions to keep before the church is mission which, in the context o f baptism as ordination, gives meaning and purpose to our discussion of the role of the laity in the work of the church. This project also sees baptism as initiation . While we have in the past viewed baptism as the rite of entrance into the church we have not conducted baptism as a service of initiation , nor have we conducted this service in such a way as to achieve initiation . The empirical data uncovered the startling and yet encouraging fact that a strong majority of our members hold theological views of baptism consistent with the theology developed in the project. However, the findings reveal a different picture of the practice of baptism. Our practice of baptism does not always correspond to our theology. With more attention given to this vitally important sacrament within the life of the church, the spiritual life as well as the work of the church can be greatly enhanced.
"Domus Ecclesiae": an Examination of House Churches
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Griffin Charles
Published: June 2023

Problem. Protestant churches in North America face serious declines in church membership and support. Some Christians have become disillusioned with the status quo of present structures. Method. With firsthand convictions coming from involvement in the church in Brazil, I have turned to the Bible to substantiate a theological understanding of the church. Historical, archaeological, and contemporary models are reviewed to question the validity and effectiveness of house churches. Results. The NT period was apparently primarily a house-church society due to political and economical restraints. Many of the contemporary house-church models were mainly support, koinonia, and fellowship groups that did not have much longevity. The Adventist experiments cited did not accomplish their original objectives. Conclusions. House churches divide themselves into three kinds. (1) There are basic independent groups which are fully organized as a church; church membership resides there and all the celebrations of the church are conducted there; they attempt to follow the NT model. These can be found in areas where there are high government restrictions, and the house church becomes the only means of survival. (2) There are groups which call themselves house churches, but they really are not, for they exist primarily for fellowship and continue to maintain a direct relationship to a larger church. (3) Finally, the last group are those which are satellites to a mother church. In this case the house church is used for nurture, fellowship, and outreach, but celebration usually occurs in the context of the larger body. These also do not qualify according to the Biblical model. There are inherent dangers and a certain vulnerability in house-church activities. House churches seem to attract the "off-shoot" mentality. However, they do have certain strengths, i.e., simplicity, openness, and relatively inexpensive operation costs. House churches can in some instances be used to reach certain socio-economic and cross-cultural groups and are a means to reintegrate people who have become dissatisfied with their own spirituality. They also are excellent places to involve the laity. House churches seem to work best for short periods as interim or transitional organizations.
The Initiation of an Intentional Ministry Within a New Pastorate in the Dalton, Georgia, Seventh-day Adventist Church
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Maxson Benjamin
Published: June 2023

Problem. The shortness of the average pastoral tenure— 2.3 years, and the lack of a systematic process in the selection of pastors for a church as well as in the initial start-up time in a new pastorate are two of the major problems facing the Seventh-day Adventist ministry today. It was the purpose of this project to implement a process of entry into a new pastorate which would inform a continued ministry. Method. This project focused on principles of "Intentional Ministry" and "Negotiation." These principles were applied in every possible area of pastoral ministry and church life. The study took between twenty-two to twenty-four months as the initial start-up time, but is written from the perspective of thirty-six months into the new pastorate. Results. The application of these principles to pastoral ministry were very helpful in the initiation of the new pastorate. The relationships of trust and confidence between the pastor and members were facilitated and provided the foundation for a style of ministry that is strong, open, and yet flexible. The process of self-evaluation which was a strong component of the project was helpful in establishing an atmosphere for change and growth. The pastor and church leadership are committed to a continuation of this style of leadership and envision further growth and development. Conclusions. The principles of an intentional ministry are helpful during the start-up time of a new pastorate and can be applied in a continued ministry. Outside help in the form of church consultants would be helpful in pastoral selection and the start-up time.
Training for Evangelism Among the Yorubas of Nigeria
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Ola Joseph
Published: June 2023

Problem. When the Seventh-day Adventist church came to Nigeria in 1914, the Yorubas were the first people exposed to the church's message; today, Yorubas are the least receptive to Adventism when compared to the growth of Adventism in other parts of the country. Urban development in Yorubaland today presents the greatest challenge to the church; Yorubas forming one-fifth of the 100 million people in Nigeria. Most converts among Yorubas are from other denominations, for traditional religionists seldom attend Adventist crusades and are never converted to the Adventist faith. Since evangelistic campaigns lack efficient coordination within the whole church, the responsibility of evangelism is usually left to the pastoral staff with laity as spectators. This project was designed to train ministers and laity in effective ways to evangelize Yorubas. Method. The project uses descriptive analytical method to examine Yoruba religion and beliefs. This presents the world view of Yorubas and offers an explanation why Yorubas have not been attracted into the Adventist church. It also indicated why laity, including some pastors, are not enthusiastic about sharing their faith within their communities. Results. Our study revealed that on the conference-level leadership has nos failed to encourage local churches to conduct public crusades— especially when funds are needed for evangelism. Also, many Yoruba religious beliefs have striking parallels with certain Christian concepts. Yoruba cosmology has two orders: (1) Orun, or heaven, the highest order, is the abode of the Supreme Being, Olorun Olodumare, who is less concerned with the day-to-day affairs of men but responds to the call of man in desperate situations, also is the abode of Orisas and the ancestral spirits; (2) while the second order, Aye, the world of human beings: is where mankind has to contend with evil forces and seek external powers to defend them from these evil forces. Conclusions. Ministers must be trained to know how to present Jesus Christ to the Yorubas. The church must make use of N.T. methods. Evangelizing to make disciples for Christ is an urgent matter for all church members. To reach Yorubas, one must start with what they know before expanding to the unknown.
A Study Of Church Planting And Growth Patterns Of Eight Korean Seventh-Day Adventist Congregations In The Eastern North America
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Pak Hai Chong
Published: June 2023

NOTE: This Doctor of Ministry Project falls in a category described in the Andrews University Theological Seminary Bulletin as "Project II" in fulfillment of requirements for an alternate curriculum plan under which the candidate prepares two related papers—a theological position paper that addresses some issue or problem that exists in the church in a theological setting and a professional paper that addresses that issue or problem from a standpoint of ministerial practice. (No abstract)
Developing a Series of Sabbath School Lessons on the Book of Zechariah
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Samaan Philip
Published: June 2023

This project report concerns the developing o f a series of adult Sabbath School Lessons on the book of Zechariah. The lessons endeavor to address the major themes in Zechariah and cover each of the fourteen chapters in sequential order. However, due to the scope and lim­itation of this study, the lessons do not deal in detail with every verse. These lessons are primarily devotional in nature designed to build up spiritually the body o f Christ. They are also designed to draw the world-wide Seventh-day Adventist church members to focus attention on this book in daily study for one quarter. Daily study of Scripture enables church members to treasure it as the source of encouragement, revival, and reformation. This study of Zechariah has greatly benefited me both intellec­tually and spiritually. It has helped me to sharpen my skills in interpreting, teaching, and communicating effectively the inspired Word of God. There is such a great spiritual value in simply taking the Word o f God for what it is, studying it, praying and meditating on it, and, as a result, experiencing the Holy Spirit's enlightenment. I have attempted to make clear several important points to the readers. Among these points are: the Christ-centeredness of the book of Zechariah; it s relevant and timely messages to the present and future life and mission of the Adventist church; and its potential as a rich resource for a spiritual awakening among God's people in these last days. In its fourteen chapters, Zechariah's messages are particularly appropriate to Seventh-day Adventists. The themes of salvation by faith, the judgment, and the three advents of Christ, etc. all are to be found. The book complements, clarifies, and reinforces the messages o f Daniel and Revelation.
A History in Missiological Perspective of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Japan from 1945 to 1985
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Shinmyo Tadaomi
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this project is to study missiologically the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church history in Japan after World War II, because it has been often said that the Japanese church membership has not grown so fast as other countries in the Far Eastern Division. Why is the SDA mission so difficult in the country? In order to solve the problem, I surveyed, analyzed, and interpreted descriptively the work of the church. After dealing with an overview of the prewar and postwar political, geographical, economic, social, and religious conditions of the country, the postwar church history was divided into four ten-year periods: restoration and advance (1945-1955); dependence on missionaries (1956-1965); transition from missionaries to national workers (1966-1975); and independence from missionaries (1976-1985). In each period the missionaries and Japanese worked very hard, so the slow growth of the church was not due to laziness of the workers. Generally the mission has been traditionally carried out through institutions (radio broadcasting with Bible correspondence courses, publishing house, hospitals, schools, and others) and departments (Sabbath School, lay activities, youth, and others) of the Japan Union. Although the church was able to get a large number of baptisms during the postwar religious interest, the church began to meet difficulty in soul-winning in harmony with the economic development which produced materialism and secularism of the country. On the other hand, as a whole, the growth of Japanese economy helped the church improve many areas of the work financially, especially the building projects of churches, hospitals, schools, and others. It is absolutely necessary for the church to grasp clearly the context of the country, namely the culture, so that the church may make an effective strategy of mission for the nation. Since the church members live in different settings with different gifts, they should be motivated for missionary work according to their settings and gifts. Additionally people have different felt needs, so the church should approach them with the multiple methods of mission so that they might be led to the real need, Jesus Christ as their personal Savior.
Holistic Ministry: a Christocentric Foundation and Its Application Toward Developing a Curriculum for Ministerial Education in Ghana
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Whaley Walton
Published: June 2023

NOTE: This Doctor of Ministry project report falls in a category described in the Seminary Bulletin as "Project II" in fulfillment of requirements for an alternate curriculum plan under which the candidate prepares two related papers—a theological position paper addressing some issue or problem in the church theologically, and a professional paper addressing this issue or problem from the standpoint of ministerial practice.
Towards A Ministry Model For The Single Adult Of The Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Skoretz Edward
Published: June 2023

In the Seventh-day Adventist church there is a percentage of adult members who are single. It is the purpose of this project to study the possible needs and problems of this segment of the church's membership with a view to the development of an approach in ministry to this group. This project presented a survey of current comments and findings of literature with respect to certain problems that may confront the single adult. This survey of literature was limited to a consideration of whether peer-group association, loneliness, social pressure, anxiety, sexual morality, and marriage are indeed problematic in the experience of singlehood. Also, a questionnaire, to elicit the subjective perspectives of the single adult toward these problems and the relationship of these problems to peer-group association, was administered to members of the single adults' club in Berrien Springs, Michigan. The observations gathered from both the questionnaire and the survey of literature indicate there are single adults who axe confronted with the problems under consideration in this project. Further, in observing the responses to the questionnaire items, it appears that the respondents do express confidence in the beneficial role that a well-organized, properly.structured club for single adults designed to provide them with satisfying peer-group association, might play in ministering to their needs. Confidence iii the potential beneficial role of the club was expressed in five areas: providing for the single adult's need for peer-group association, lessening his loneliness, helping him better tolerate the pressures of society that he should be married, lessening his anxiety, and helping him fulfill his desire for marriage. A further examination of the responses to the questionnaire reveals that the Berrien Springs club reached its potential in three of the five stated areas. The data reveals that the club did play a beneficial role in providing the members with peer-group association, that it was an asset to those experiencing loneliness, and that it helped its members more easily tolerate social pressures. It was concluded that clubs well organized and properly structured, designed to promote peer-group association for single adults, may indeed have a potential as a form of ministry to single adults who may also experience similar problems to those considered in the project.
Development, Implementation, And Evaluation Of An Evangelistic Approach For Gujarati Hindu Indians In Kenya
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Sthalekar Haren
Published: June 2023

The task of the project was: 1. To study the historical, sociological, religious, and cultural backgrounds of the Gujarati Hindus in Kenya. 2. To develop an evangelistic approach suitable for the Gujarati Hindu people. 3. To implement the evangelistic approach for a period of two years in Kenya. 4. To evaluate the approach. (No Abstract)
Health Evangelism: A Rationale And Practical Application To The West Indonesia Union Mission Of Seventh-Day Adventists
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Kuntaraf Jonathan
Published: June 2023

This Doctor of. Ministry Project report falls in a category described in the Seminar Bulletin as "Project II" in fulfillment of requirements for an alternate curriculum plan under which the candidate prepares two related papers--a theological position paper addressing some issue or problem in the church theologically, and a professional paper addressing this issue or problem from the standpoint of ministerial practice. (No Abstract)
Urban Evangelism In India: An Evangelistic Project Conducted In The City Of Poona
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Willmott John
Published: June 2023

After two thousand years in its advent to India, Christianity still remains an unknown entity to the main core of the population. There are more than 3,000 cities and 550,000 villages in India with a population of 683,810,051 people. The urban development in India presents the greatest challenge to the church. It must discover ways of employing effective methods of evangelism to reach the massive population. Guidelines for evangelistic outreach in the cities of India were drawn from certain theological implications for evangelism under the headings: evangelistic priority, participation, incarnation, and proclamation. An actual evangelistic project was carried out in the city of Poona in which these guidelines were applied. A study of the Scriptures reveals that God has employed a variety of methods in seeking to communicate with men. Both the Old and New Testament strongly support the idea of the whole church proclaiming the whole message for the whole world. Both leadership and laity participation in evangelism can better reach the community with diversified ministries to lead the people to the hearing, understanding, and obeying of God's spoken word through proclamation. The unusual participation of young people and other lay members of the church and participation in personal ministries seemed to be a particular benefit. Although this approach was effective in reaching certain groups in the community, it is suggested that these methods should also be tested in several more such outreach attempts before final determination is made regarding their usefulness. This project report, while emphasizing the need for biblical proclamation for outreach success, indicates an awareness of the practical difficulty of not being able to reach the Hindus, who make up the majority of the population. Thus, the report contains certain possible suggestions and recommendations for improvement in future evangelistic methods in urban India including the other areas of the country. The impact of evangelism in India makes it necessary to continue to implement methods to meet the contemporary situation. Emphasis in improving methods of communication such as the formation of an action research committee to ascertain receptive groups, homogeneous units, and language groups; development of evangelistic centers with a view to coming in contact with the community; promotion and preservation of records and reports from the theoretical and practical action research ventures; and organization and implementation of frequent training programs for both leadership and laity involvement are a few ways of achieving efficiency and effectiveness in evangelism.
Formation And Development Of Caring Ministries Based On Neighboring Evangelism Model model
Authors:   ,   Andrews University, Munson Lloyd
Published: June 2023

Problem For more than a decade leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church have encouraged various programs under the slogan "caring Church." This new and welcome concept and its corresponding "caring ministries" are in tension with traditional programs and philosophy of lay ministry. There is a need to clarify and articulate the underlying shift toward a more "relational" approach so that truly "caring" ministries may emerge. In addition there is a confusion from the local Church all the way to the General Conference as to how various departments are coordinated. Method This study documents one attempt to articulate a biblical concept of lay ministry and gives examples of "caring" ministries that emerged within three congregations. A "neighboring evangelism" model is proposed which could coordinate the personal versus corporate evangelism in such a way that both are enhanced in effectiveness. In each church the formation of "caring" ministries was preceded by programs intended to educate and motivate the members in the area of Spiritual Gifts. Months of sermons augmented with overheads and handouts focused the congregation upon realizing their own personal "caring" ministry. Testing of Concept The concepts and programs developed in the three churches were tested on the small urban university church of Berkeley.California. Over a six- month period the various motivational programs along with certain "caring" ministries were tried. At the close a cross section of the congregation was interviewed. It was found that the fundamental concepts had been learned and valued but that individual and corporate ministries need more time to develop. The coordinating of individual and corporate ministries has demonstrated the viability of the neighboring evangelism model.
Forecasting of GPU Prices Using Transformer Method
Authors: Hadi Risyad Faisal , Sa'adah Siti , Adytia Didit
Published: June 2023

GPU or VGA (graphic processing unit) is a vital component of computers and laptops, used for tasks such as rendering videos, creating game environments, and compiling large amounts of code. The price of GPU/VGA has fluctuated significantly since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, due in part to the increased demand for GPUs for remote work and online activities. Furthermore, accurate GPU price forecasting can have broader implications beyond the computer hardware industry, with potential applications in investment decision-making, production planning, and pricing strategies for manufacturers. This research aims to forecast future GPU prices using deep learning-based time series forecasting using the Transformer model. We use daily prices of NVIDIA RTX 3090 Founder Edition as a test case. We use historical GPU prices to forecast 8, 16, and 30 days. Moreover, Transformer we compare the results of the Transformer model with two other models, RNN and LSTM. We found that to forecast 30 days; the Transformer model gets a higher coefficient of correlation (CC) of 0.8743, a lower root mean squared error (RMSE) value of 34.68, and a lower mean absolute percentage error (MAPE) of 0.82 compared to the RNN and LSTM model. These results suggest that the model is an effective and efficient method for predicting GPU prices.
Expert System for Diagnosing Areca Plant Diseases Using the Certainty Factor Method
Authors: Indrayani Lilis , Zulkarnain Zulkarnain , Kamesrar Magrid Margaretha
Published: June 2023

Areca nut is a plant that is cultivated by the people of Papua as a means of livelihood. Areca nut has many benefits, starting from the fruit, leaves, roots, and the economic value of betel nut is also quite good. The problem often encountered by areca cultivators is the damage caused by areca plant diseases, causing losses both in terms of yield and control. In this study, the expert system for diagnosing areca plant diseases uses the Certainty Factor method, the essence of this method is to measure whether it is certain or uncertain in diagnosing disease based on the type of disease and disease symptoms found in areca plants, there are 8 types of areca plant diseases, namely spotting and yellowing, red leaf rust, stem base rot, fruit rot, shoot rot, root rot, flower and leaf fall and stunted plants. With the problems that occur, researchers will create an expert system that can help areca nut cultivators in diagnosing diseases in areca palm plants, it is hoped that this system can help areca cultivators by applying the Certainty Factor method which adopts expert knowledge into a computerized system so that the system can solve problems like an expert.
Automatic Categorization of Multi Marketplace FMCGs Products using TF-IDF and PCA Features
Authors: Indasari Sri Suci , Tjahyanto Aris
Published: June 2023

The use of technology in line with the increasing number of internet users has caused a shift in the product sales ecosystem to the realm of electronic commerce (electronic commerce). A total of 73.23 customers made purchase transactions using e-commerce and the most purchased products were products classified as Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCGs). The increasingly varied FMCGs data coupled with the increasing number of marketplaces is felt to need to be broken down into specific groups. The process is carried out by analyzing e-commerce product information, especially product names, and descriptions. In this study, we propose an automatic categorization of multiple marketplaces using data from multiple marketplaces. Data text is converted into structured data with a series of preprocessing, and comprehensive experiments are carried out to see the extraction performance of variables including TF-IDF, BOW, and N-Gram.  All three methods are used to validate text data sets with K-Means grouping results used with the help of PCA to reduce data dimensions.  The results show that the performance of the TF-IDF algorithm with a dimension reduction value of 70 and the use of Python can provide optimal results for the percentage of grouping data.
Sentiment Analysis of Digital Television Migration on Twitter Using Naïve Bayes Multinomial Comparison, Support Vector Machines, and Logistic Regression Algorithms
Authors: Dahlian Ryo Benhard , Sitanggang Delima
Published: June 2023

The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (KEMENKOMINFO) has announced to the publics in Indonesia regarding the termination of analog television broadcasts or called analog switch-off, which requires the public to migrate from analog television to digital television. Regarding the process of stopping analog broadcasts this raises pros and cons by the people in Indonesia. Many people give their respective opinions through social media, especially on Twitter. A collection of pros and cons data from the public can be collected and used as research of sentiment analysis. This research will focus on comparing three classification algorithms, which is called Multinomial Naïve Bayes, Support Vector Machines, and Logistic Regression using the same dataset and the same method called Lexicon Based. The results showed that the highest accuracy is Support Vector Machines with the accuracy is 94.00%, Logistic Regression with the accuracy is 90.00%, and Multinomial Naïve Bayes with the accuracy is 88.00%.
Análise comparativa de modalidades contratuais e métodos de gestão em obras comerciais de pequeno porte
Authors: Narciso Tamiris Ribeiro , Pinto Joana Darc Silva , Oliveira Danielle Meireles de , Flor Jacqueline Maria , Ribeiro Carmen Couto
Published: June 2023

As etapas de contratação e gerenciamento de uma obra são trabalhos complexos, que demandam muito conhecimento e controle de suas etapas e dos processos para ganhos de produtividade. A tipologia e o porte das obras no setor da construção civil são muito diversos e, portanto, as práticas de contratação e de gestão utilizadas em obras de grande porte nem sempre são adequadas para obras de menor porte, devido às diferentes dinâmicas, fluxos de atividades, canteiros de obras, entre outros fatores. Este artigo busca abordar práticas de gestão e de contratação em obras de pequeno porte para fins comerciais, a partir da análise de suas modalidades contratuais e de seus indicadores de desempenho. Para isso, realizou-se um estudo de caso de obras de agências bancárias de uma grande instituição financeira do país. Foram selecionados quatro empreendimentos para realização de uma análise comparativa de suas modalidades contratuais, a partir do cálculo de seus indicadores de desempenho de prazo e de custos. Os resultados indicam que modalidades contratuais que promovem a integração dos agentes envolvidos nos processos de projeto e de obras desses empreendimentos proporcionam melhores resultados dentro do contexto dinâmico e mutável dessas obras.
Jaume Marcet i Riba (1894-1963), baula poc coneguda de la geologia catalana
Authors: Santanach P. , Liesa M. , Trias S.
Published: June 2023

Jaume Marcet i Riba (1894-1963), a poorly known Catalan geologist. Marcet graduated in 1916 from the University of Barcelona, where he also received his doctorate, under the guidance of professors Pardillo and San Miguel de la Cámara. He was an expert on the Fedorow method and until 1930 he showed concern for the problems of interest to petrologists, in particular the problems of systematics. In El método natural en Petrografia he devised creative proposals to determine the groups of genetically related igneous rocks with implications for systematics. These ideas guided the research of the rest of his career. Marcet collaborated with the pedagogical work of the Mancomunitat de Catalunya, and in this framework, he was decisive in the introduction of modern geography in Catalonia. During the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera, he was part of the editorial staff of the magazine Ciència from the beginning. He gave lectures and courses on geology in popular clubs (athenaeums) and hiking centers. Following the session of the International Geological Congress held in Spain in 1926, he embarked on publishing the work Géologie de la Méditerranée Occidentale, an international, multilingual work, focused on, and seen from the Catalan speaking Countries, a task that occupied him until at the end of the civil war. Under the Franco regime, from the position of Conservator of Paleontology at the Geology Museum of Barcelona (Museu Martorell), he carried out, in addition to the functions of his position, regional research, guided by the Stille’s ideas. Teaching complemented his career for much of his life. From 1917 until 1939, he worked as an assistant professor at the University of Barcelona and he was in charge of the practical teaching of Professor San Miguel de la Cámara. In 1932 he won a chair at an Institute of Secondary Education in Barcelona, Institut Maragall, where he developed his teaching activity until he passed away
Gobernanza del agua con la finalidad de la sustentabilidad de los acuíferos. El caso de la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara
Authors:   Universidad de Guadalajara, Peniche Camps Salvador
Published: June 2023

Ante el deterioro permanente y acelerado de la realidad ambiental, social y económica del México moderno surge la necesidad de revisar el modelo de gobernanza que hemos construido como sociedad. Lo anterior es especialmente evidente en el tema del agua. En este sentido, el trabajo que se presenta pretende analizar críticamente la situación para tratar de entender las sinergias entre la aplicación de las políticas públicas y los procesos destructivos que las acompañan, el papel que desempeñan los actores involucrados y las razones de su comportamiento. Con esto en mente, intentamos aportar algunas ideas en el caso de la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara (zmg) sobre lo que consideramos constituye el origen de la crisis actual, caracterizada por un círculo vicioso entre las presiones que tienen los gobiernos para garantizar el abasto de agua y los impactos destructivos de sus acciones. Aunque inicialmente parezca paradójico, el problema del agua es esencialmente territorial. Lo anterior se refiere a que el acceso al recurso depende de que las acciones de gestión hídrica garanticen el equilibrio del ciclo hidrológico (conservación de las zonas de recarga, reforestación, desarrollo de infraestructura) y actúen eficientemente en la mitigación de los efectos negativos de la actividad humana. A la interacción de los dos sistemas interconectados (el hidrológico y el social) se le conoce como ciclo hidrosocial. Desde esta perspectiva, el problema de origen en la crisis actual del agua, en particular en las grandes ciudades, consiste en la visión tradicional de los esquemas de abasto y saneamiento del agua, los cuales por regla han pasado por alto la dependencia funcional existente entre los imperativos ecológicos y socioeconómicos que deben caracterizar las políticas del agua. Lo anterior se ha traducido en la aplicación de estrategias que, en aras de resolver el problema de la escasez de agua, han atentado contra el equilibrio hídrico local. Este planteamiento, es decir, el riguroso respeto de las condiciones naturales en los programas y estrategias de desarrollo, presente en las teorías fundacionales de la economía ecológica, se traduce en planes concretos de desarrollo en la llamada “nueva cultura del agua” formulada por el doctor Pedro Arrojo. Consecuentemente, la segunda parte del texto que se presenta consiste en explorar algunas ideas en el sentido de la adecuación de las estrategias hídricas de la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara hacia un escenario de sustentabilidad con base en la estrategia de la nueva cultura del agua, es decir, hacia un futuro inmediato que permita no sólo garantizar el abasto del líquido para la población, sino mejorar de manera sustancial las condiciones ambientales del ciclo hidrológico.
La Evolución de la Política Social en México: ¿Nuevos Instrumentos?
Authors: Villaseñor Becerra Jorge Ignacio , Cedillo Morales Diego
Published: June 2023

La política social en México tiene como objetivo principal el desarrollo humano por medio de la creación y ampliación de las capacidades mediante servicios universales de educación, salud y nutrición, con el propósito final de lograr una mayor igualdad de oportunidades entre los ciudadanos, particularmente de los que viven en condiciones de vulnerabilidad y pobreza. El instrumento de política social empleado en México se fundamenta en los principios de la focalización de los subsidios para cubrir las necesidades sociales. Se describirán y analizarán las características esenciales del diseño e implementación de la política social y se presentarán sus resultados más importantes, específicamente aquellos de los programas de combate a la pobreza: “progresa”, “oportunidades” y más recientemente la “Cruzada Nacional Contra el Hambre”.
El legado de Ronald H. Coase
Authors: Berger García Marco Antonio
Published: June 2023

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Análisis de la cooperación en ciencia y tecnología entre la Unión Europea y México (2003-2013) y perspectivas a futuro
Authors: Montalvo Gómez Miguel Ángel
Published: June 2023

El presente artículo tiene como objetivo analizar la cooperación en ciencia y tecnología entre la Unión Europea y México en el periodo 2003-2013, como un área de especial interés bilateral para el progreso social y económico de los países miembros. Este ámbito ha recibido un especial impulso, convirtiéndolo en una de las prioridades en la agenda de la cooperación entre las partes. Debido a los cambios en los lineamientos de cooperación de la Unión Europea previstos a partir del año 2013, es pertinente hacer un análisis temporal previo a las perspectivas a futuro derivadas de una nueva programación en la Unión Europea que incluirá una histórica inversión.
Análisis del contenido del valor agregado interno y externo en las exportaciones manufactureras de México, por sectores y países de origen y destino, 1995-2011
Authors:   Universidad de Guadalajara, Cervantes Rosario , Fujii Gerardo ,   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Published: June 2023

A partir de los problemas de doble contabilidad en el comercio internacional y buscando ampliar el análisis sobre el alcance que tiene la expansión del comercio en el crecimiento económico, en el presente trabajo se muestran algunos patrones y características que registró el sector exportador mexicano en términos de valor agregado interno y externo, en el periodo que va de 1995 a 2011, usando el análisis insumo-producto y con la información de la base de datos World Input Output Database (wiod). Los resultados que se presentan muestran cambios significativos en el valor agregado externo por país de origen; una reducción del valor agregado interno contenido en las exportaciones manufactureras y un ligero incremento del valor agregado que se origina en México como porcentaje del valor bruto de las exportaciones de bienes finales de sus dos principales socios comerciales.
Evaluating Financial Statement Presentation Compliance and Auditor Opinion Based on BPK-RI Examination: A Case Study in West Java Local Governments
Authors: M Diana , Pruyudo Bayu , Rukhviyanti Novi
Published: June 2023

This research aims to analyze the financial accountability of local governments in West Java based on the examination results of the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK-RI) on the Local Government Financial Statements (LKPD), specifically by mapping and analyzing issues related to the fairness of LKPD presentation and compliance with regulations. The study covers all regencies and cities in West Java for the period of LKPD 2018-2019, which were audited by BPK-RI, resulting in 54 research units.This research adopts a descriptive approach with a method of descriptive content analysis to explain the issues of local government financial accountability. The analysis is conducted on qualitative data in the form of texts/sentences that describe the issues in the BPK-RI audit report on LKPD.The findings reveal that the most common issues affecting the auditor's opinion on the fairness of LKPD presentation are non-compliance with Government Accounting Standards (SAP). The compliance issues with regulations that cause the most significant losses to the local government are indications of asset misuse.
Development and Application Case of Computerized Accounting Program of Long-term Care Institutions for the Elderly
Authors:   Korean Association Of Computers And Accounting, Shin Gun-Kwon , Park Byoung-Ki
Published: June 2023

Long-term care institutions for the elderly in Korea are required to report and account for budgets and closing through the social welfare facility information system. This means that the accounting system of long-term care institutions for the elderly emphasizes the purpose of reporting to government institutions. However, managers need to operate computerized accounting programs for financial management purposes as well as generating accounting reports to be submitted to government agencies. Also, the accounting system of long-term care institutions has a short introduction period as well as the lack of expertise of accountants, which hinders the efficient operation of computerized accounting programs. In accordance with the necessity of the above study, this study developed a computerized accounting program that can efficiently support the financial management of long-term care institutions for the elderly, and presented a simple practical case using it.
The results of this study will be able to provide basic data and information necessary for the development of the accounting system of long-term care institutions for the elderly and the computerized accounting education. Also, it can provide an opportunity to introduce an easy computerized accounting program and to complement the shortcomings of the current accounting system.
A Study on the Development and Application of AI Convergence Algorithm for Object Recognition and Human Dynamics Analysis in Smart Factory
Authors:   Korean Association Of Computers And Accounting, Park Myung-Seok , Shin Gun-Kwon
Published: June 2023

Many small and medium-sized enterprises in Korea have built smart factories with government support. However, the majority of SMEs are producing products that are difficult to automate and require a lot of manpower on behalf of large companies. In particular, it is difficult for manufacturing companies to enter smart factories because it is difficult to input real-time data.
According to research needs as described above, in this study, in order to improve the fact that humans collect information by relying on visual information for more than 70%, object recognition and human dynamics analysis are used to overcome the problem of blind spots in performance aggregation. In order to achieve the purpose of the study, first, the requirements were investigated by qualitative and quantitative methods, and based on this, a prototype model was designed and implemented. Second, the implemented prototype system was applied to actual small and medium-sized manufacturing companies to prove the effectiveness of the AI convergence algorithm through qualitative and quantitative evaluation.
The results of this study are expected to provide basic information necessary for calculating standard costs and building digital twins of smart factories by overcoming the limitations of SMEs’ smart factory and enabling real-time data aggregation.