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Agro-Fiber Based Composites With Use in Automotive Industry
Authors: Mitaľová Zuzana , Litecká Juliána , Duplák Ján
Published: August 2024

Natural reinforcement (for example: flax and jute) have already shown that it can be applied in composite parts to decrease the weight (up to 30 %) and the cost of vehicle production (by approximately 20 %), ultimately reducing the environmental burden. Their early utilization in the automotive sector dates to the 1990s in Europe. Natural fibers constitute an adequate substitute for E-glass due to their lower specific gravity, which means that natural fibers can provide more specific strength over stiffness when combined with a plastic matrix. These advantages help replace non-biodegradable (synthesis) composites and are beneficial for consumers. Taking advantage of the "environmentally friendly composites", car manufacturers utilize them in the manufacture of components such as headliners, dashboards, door panels, and trunk-liners. The present paper summarizes research findings on natural fiber properties and their utilization in natural-fiber composites (NFC, or NFRC – natural-fiber reinforced composite) with a focus on the field of automotive production.
Method of Evaluation of the TETRA Standard Data Transmission Channel for Ensuring Information Security of the Railway Transport System
Authors: Sansyzbay Kanibek , Bakhtiyarova Yelena , Iliev Teodor , Tasbolatova Laura , Sagmedinov Daniyar
Published: August 2024

This paper analyzes the current situation of interval train control systems (railway interlocking) on the railway network of Kazakhstan, geared towards enhancing the effectiveness of railway transportation, the objective is to augment the capacity of rail lines, diminish operational expenses, minimize energy consumption, and mitigate wear on both tracks and rolling stock. To evaluate the data transmission channel of the TETRA standard, a test model with a long ping and a load test has been developed, and a two–stage test methodology has been proposed for the Zhetygen – Altynkol section. According to the results of the conducted experiments, it is proved that if the connection is lost for more than 60 seconds, the train automatically stops with an emergency braking command and, subject to the restoration of data transmission between the OBU (onboard unit) and the modem, the radio-blocking system works normally for cases with loss of communication and the board permits to move. For evaluating the influence of deploying radio communication on radio-blocking and signal strength, the Hata model within the COST231 framework was chosen. This model incorporates diverse factors contingent upon the environment, such as urban or suburban settings. The model of path loss «Loss of suburban macro-path» was chosen as a model.
Development of Integrated Physics Learning Tools in Virtual Laboratory Platform: Its Implementation through the POGIL Strategy in Indonesian Frontier Areas
Authors: Yusuf Irfan , Setyosari Punaji , Kuswandi Dedi , Ulfa Saida
Published: August 2024

Limited facilities in frontier areas raised challenges in education. Physics education, in particular, faces difficulties due to abstract concepts, necessitating effective teaching strategies and media. This research aims to develop integrated physics learning tools in a virtual laboratory platform and implement them using the process-oriented guided-inquiry learning (POGIL) strategy. The study employs a development method based on the ADDIE approach and has an urgent need to create adaptive learning technology to enhance learning outcomes, especially in physics. The developed application is named Physics Fun. Research findings validate the effectiveness of the Physics Fun media. A trial involving 54 students from the University of Papua, Indonesia, enrolled in general physics courses was conducted. At the trial's conclusion, participants completed an online technology acceptance model (TAM) questionnaire. Students reported an improved understanding of the subject matter and an increased ability to conduct experiments previously limited by available resources. Physics Fun media proves generally effective, practical, and accessible anytime, anywhere for students.
Telescoping as a specific type of word formation in modern English (based on Internet resources)
Authors:   Saratov State University, Lashkova Galina V. , Matyashevskaya Angelina I. ,   Saratov State University
Published: August 2024

The article studies an unusual type of shortening known in English linguistics as telescope words. It is well known that Lewis Carroll was the first to introduce this new type of shortening and defined it using the term telescope words. It was one of his purposes to create a pun. Later this type of word formation proved to be highly productive in the English language. Some linguists suggest that this phenomenon is based on an incidental slip of the tongue and blending of one or two sounds of the full prototype’s clipped components in free speech. Other linguists believe that telescope words are simply blends, but it is not exactly so because the two groups are different from the point of view of their formation. Telescoping is a two-stage process which involves clipping of the final part of the first component of a two-word group and the initial component of the second on the second stage. Unlike blending these parts of a new formation are joined by a morphemic seam. The empiric evidence suggests that telescope shortenings are widely used not only in fiction, but also in slang, advertising slogans and mass media. They are usually a part of the intended pun. It is worth mentioning that the Russian language borrows a lot of English words, many of which get assimilated on different levels and then enrich its vocabulary. Nowadays among English borrowings there appear some telescope words, which are used to nominate new objects and phenomena of reality. One of such examples is the widely used telescope word of the English origin – glamping. Telescoping as a special type of lexical shortening (clipping) was borrowed by the Russian language, resulting in the formation of some Russian telescope words, for example, банкомат (ATM), паркомат (parking meter) and some other words.
The Effect of Environmental, Social, and Governance Disclosure on Stock Returns with Firm Value as an Intervening Variable: Study on Companies Listed in the SRI-KEHATI Index
Authors: Andika Budhiananto Hanifa , ‎ Fatimah
Published: August 2024

The concept of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has significantly become a trend in the world economy and capital markets. More and more companies, globally, are encouraged to adopt ESG as an effort toward business sustainability. However, the situation or implementation of ESG in Indonesia is challenging, and it is currently in the development stage for regulators, companies, and potential investors. By using sustainable reporting standards, which the Otoritas Jasa Keuangan launched through POJK No. 51 of 2017, this research will contribute to future research with similar topics on sustainable finance. It can also be considered for companies in Indonesia to apply ESG principles as a non-financial indicator regarding transparency and accountability to stakeholders in making investment decisions. This study aims to analyze the effect of ESG disclosure on stock returns with firm value as an intervening variable, especially for companies listed in the SRI-KEHATI stock index. The analysis used the panel data regression and path analysis method with EViews 9 software. The sample selection used a purposive sampling technique totaling 41 samples from 5 years of observation. The results found that ESG disclosure has no effect on stock returns but affects negatively on firm value. Firm value proxied by Tobin’s Q can negatively mediate the effects of ESG disclosure on stock returns.
Keywords: ESG disclosure, SRI-KEHATI index, stock return, firm value, tobin’s Q
The Influence of Mental Budgeting on the Decision to Buy Share by Millenials
Authors: Nursaidah Hersa , Rimenda Tetty
Published: August 2024

Abstract. The trend of stock investment has recently gained popularity among the public, especially the millennial generation. People are interested in investing in the stock market due to its potential for high returns and passive income. However, stock investment also entails decision-making risks. Investor mental budgeting is one of the factors influencing stock purchase decisions. This behavior leads investors to categorize their investment portfolios, such as for retirement or general investment. Previous research empirically established that mental budgeting impacts investor decisions. Employing quantitative methods, this study collected primary data through questionnaires from 119 respondents categorized as millennials. The analysis employed partial least squares-structural equation modeling (SEM-PLS) and SmartPLS software version 3. The results indicated that earmarking and labeling of income and downside and upside protection significantly influence stock purchase decisions in the millennial generation. Consequently, millennials are advised to adopt a mental budgeting approach when making investment decisions.
Keywords: decision investment, downside and upside protection, earmarking and labeling of income, mental budgeting, purchase decision
The Mediating Role of Investment Decisions in the Influence of Sustainability Reports and ERM on the Firm Value
Authors: Warsini Sabar , Suhartati Titi , Friya Purwa Setya Yusef
Published: August 2024

In the era of sustainability, there has been a shift in indicators for assessing company performance. Stakeholders are not only concerned with financial performance but pay great attention to non-financial performance in the form of sustainability performance and risk management. This study was conducted to find empirical evidence of whether investment decisions mediate the effect of the quality of sustainability reporting and ERM on company prices. We use a sample of 648 firm years of public companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. In general, the level of conformity of sustainability reports for public companies in Indonesia reaches 61.2% of the Global Reporting Initiative standard. By using multiple regression path analysis the results were obtained: first, sustainability reports and ERM have a direct positive effect on company value. Second, ERM has a direct positive effect on investment decisions but sustainability reports are not significant. Third, investment decisions mediate the impact of ERM on firm value. The implications of this study are important for company management to build quality sustainability reporting and effective ERM to maximize firm value.
Keywords: sustainability report, ERM, investment decision, company value
Strategy and Implementation of Project-based Learning: Improving Learning Quality in Polytechnic
Authors: Mariam Iis , Wartiningsih Endah , Sofa Nidia , Purwinarti Titik
Published: August 2024

The current implementation of polytechnic education must be adaptive to industry needs so that graduates must be equipped with digital literacy skills and project-based learning (PBL). The problem faced by polytechnics is that not all courses taught refer to PBL, so it is necessary to map the systems that must use PBL. This research was conducted to identify and analyze how the strategy and implementation of PBL are carried out in the registration course in the PNJ MICE study program in the digital era. Has the PBL, that has been carried out in the PNJ MICE study program, had any impact on improving the quality of learning? The research method used was descriptive qualitative data collection techniques using direct observation and distribution of questionnaires (using a Likert scale) to second-semester students of the PNJ MICE study program in 2023 and interviews. The results showed that learning registration courses using PBL provided practical experience (strongly agreed 81%), fostered learning motivation (strongly agreed 79%), created ideas and creativity (agreed 63%), created teamwork patterns (approved 60%), time management (strongly agree 69%), have the competence (agree 58%), project mastery (strongly agree 59%). As for the convenience of students in learning registration topics, namely: types of registration in MICE events, registration staff, designing forms, event layouts, logistical checklists, determining venues, event planner competencies, payment methods, and registration project work that is easy to understand and applied. PBL registration has impacted improving the quality of learning in the MICE study program, and responding to the needs of competent students in the digital era.
Keywords: registration, MICE, project-based learning
Correlational Study of Mental Health and Achievement Among University Students
Authors: Zulfa Nailufar Eva , ‎ Hafniza , Qusnul Khotimah Andira , Aldrik Paembona Brian
Published: August 2024

Mental health is a state of mental well-being that enables individuals to cope with life pressures, realize their capabilities, learn effectively, work proficiently, and contribute to their communities. According to UNICEF Indonesia, several conditions that affect a person’s mental health, including anxiety, depression, panic, and stress. Data shows that 1 out of 3 Indonesian teenagers experience mental health issues. These issues have spurred the present research to analyze the correlation between students’ mental health and their academic performance on campus. This study focuses on examining the correlation between mental health and the grade point average (GPA) of accounting students at the Jakarta State Polytechnic (PNJ). The research used a combination of eXtreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost) and Shapley Additive Explanations (SHAP). This approach facilitates the analysis of the correlation between mental health and GPA among students at PNJ. In addition to its research sample, this methodology also constitutes an innovative aspect of the study. Based on the research conducted, the correlation between mental health indicators such as stress, anxiety, and depression and a decline in students’ GPA is found to be low. However, in extreme cases, feelings of anxiety and stress exhibit a negative correlation with GPA reduction in students.
Keywords: GPA, mental health, XGBoost, shap, correlation
Koran Tempo's Innovation to Engage Gen Z Through Digitalization
Authors: Tri Widuri Rachma , Nur Hidayat Muhammad
Published: August 2024

The development of digital technology in Indonesia has drastically changed people’s media behavior and habits. This change causes people to have two lives, namely real life and cyberspace. As a result, these changes are capable of producing technological disruptions. What has happened then is that new media have sprung up, especially online or cyber media. On the other hand, the number of print and radio media fell, while television media stagnated. Regarding these conditions, Koran Tempo, one of the business lines of the Tempo Media Group, inevitably has to innovate. As of January 1, 2021, this newspaper stops printing and switches to 100% digital form. This is done to outreach Gen Z and to have efficient business. This research tries to probe Koran Tempo’s strategy to attract the attention of Gen Z, through various digital innovations since the paper ceased publication in full on January 1, 2021. This study was conducted using qualitative methods and a case study approach. Primary data collection was carried out through interviews with the CEO, Board of Directors, Editor in Chief, and Senior Editors of Koran Tempo. Secondary data was collected through related references derived from books, online articles, and other research journals related to this study. This research shows that the program created by Koran Tempo has been proven to grab Gen Z through two types of innovations conducted by management, namely content innovation and design innovation.
Keywords: Koran Tempo, digital, gen Z, innovation, media
Analysis of Financial Performance Using the Allocation to Collection Ratio (ACR) and International Standard of Zakat Management (ISZM) Method
Authors: Faridatul Fajar Siti , ‎ Darna
Published: August 2024

This study aims to analyze the level of effectiveness of zakat management organizations in distributing collected zakat funds and measuring the capacity and efficiency of national zakat management organizations in managing and distributing zakat funds through their programs. The analysis method uses the allocation to collection ratio (ACR) model and the International Standard of Zakat Management (ISZM). The data analyzed is the Annual Financial Report data and the financial performance report of the Badan Amil Zakat Nasional for the 2017-2021 period. The results of data analysis with ACR show that it must maintain its effectiveness and continue improving its financial performance. The results of the calculation of the efficiency level of the ISZM model can still improve efficiency in managing its fund expenditure and conducting its collection activities. The result of ISZM model capacity measurement, must maintain its potential, especially the distribution and collection of funds for Mustahiq empowerment programs. To increase the trust of zakat payers, this research acts as an input for national zakat management organizations to pay attention to their effectiveness and efficiency ratios using the ACR and ISZM methods. Assessment of organizational performance is important for management to evaluate performance in maintaining organizational sustainability and achieving the main objectives of the organization.
Keywords: financial performance, allocation to collection ratio (ACR), International Standard of Zakat Management (ISZM)
Poverty Level of Coffee Farmers in Bengkulu Province Based on Local Coffee Farming Income
Authors: Silamat Eddy , Siregar Hermanto , Pambudy Rachmat , ‎ Harianto
Published: August 2024

This research aims to analyze the income of coffee farmers in Bengkulu province based on the poverty level as per Sajogyo’s 1996 theory, in the form of the “rice exchange rate”, and analyze the causal factors. Primary data was obtained from 326 farmers, interviewed using a purposive questionnaire. To identify factors causing poverty, it was analyzed using a logit function approach. As many as 19.33% of farmers are in the poor category, 21.78% are in a very poor condition, and 40.49% are in the poorest condition. Land ownership status and education are the keys for farmers to be able to have a decent life and socialize in society, this goes back to the role of the government.
Keywords: income, coffee farmers, poverty, role of governmen
Development of an Accelerated Model for ISPO Certification in Independent Palm Oil Plantations
Authors: Hadi Syaiful , Kusumawaty Yeni , Bakce Djaimi , Yusri Jum'atri
Published: August 2024

The Indonesian government has committed to implementing sustainable palm oil plantation development. This commitment goes through some regulations that require smallholder plantations (plasma and independent) to have Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil Certification (ISPO certified). Even though the ISPO certification obligation has been in effect since 2020, until mid-2023, there are still very few ISPO-certified smallholder oil palm plantations. This research aims to develop a model for accelerating ISPO certification for independent oil palm plantations as the largest part of smallholder oil palm plantations. The ISPO Certification acceleration model can be implemented by synergizing the Smallholders’ Palm Oil Rejuvenation Program (PSR) – ISPO program, which is coordinated from the central to provincial and district levels. This acceleration model can carry out three roles simultaneously, namely assisting PSR participants who are also ISPO certified, empowering large private plantations (PBS/large national plantations (PBN)) to contribute to the success of the PSR/ISPO program, and focusing more on helping farmers who are not yet included in the PSR program and PBS/PBN for ISPO certification.
Keywords: model, ISPO certification, oil palm, independent smallholders
Local Wisdom of Banana Farmers in Building Sociocultural Empowerment
Authors: Wibowo Agung , Lestari Eny , Rahayu Paramita
Published: August 2024

The local wisdom of banana farmers in building sociocultural empowerment is a response to the challenges of globalization and climate change. Integrating tradition with modernization will achieve sustainability, a strong local identity, and community welfare. The revitalization of local wisdom in building socio-cultural empowerment is an important step in preserving traditional cultural heritage, strengthening local identity, and improving the welfare of agrarian communities. This article discusses the mechanism for the revitalization of the local wisdom of banana farmers in building sociocultural empowerment. A qualitative research method is used with a phenomenological approach. The research was conducted in the banana development center in Karanganyar Regency, Central Java. The research results show that the revitalization of the local wisdom of banana farmers in Karanganyar Regency in building sociocultural empowerment is implemented through a mechanism of, (1) education and training of the young generation; (2) development of communities and networking; (3) empowerment of farmers. By understanding how the local wisdom of farmers integrates tradition with modern innovations, the community can build strong sociocultural empowerment; withstand climate change; maintain sustainability of the farming culture; and improve the life quality of the community.
Keywords: local wisdom, banana farmers, sociocultural empowerment
The Effect of Compensation on the Work Motivation of Palm Oil Factory Employees
Authors: Kurnia Deby , Sasmita Jumiati , Pratiwi Indah
Published: August 2024

The compensation system as a part of the company’s concern must be properly regulated, so that it can be accepted by both parties, in this case, the company and employees. This study analyzes the influence of financial and non-financial compensation on the work motivation of factory employees, as well as examine the dominant factors that influence it. The research was conducted at Palm Oil Factory Balai Jaya District, Rokan Hilir Regency. Data were analyzed using multiple linear regression tests to see the effect of financial and non-financial compensation on employee motivation. Financial and non-financial compensation both significantly influence work motivation. This is supported by statistical evidence. The positive impact of financial compensation is demonstrated by a t-value (4.666) exceeding the critical t-table value (2.001) at a significance level of 0.000, which is well below the common threshold of 0.05. Similarly, non-financial compensation also demonstrates a positive effect, with a t-value (2.735) exceeding the critical value (2.001) and a significance level of 0.008, again significantly lower than 0.05. Furthermore, financial compensation appears to have a stronger influence on work motivation compared to non-financial compensation. This is evident from the standardized coefficients beta (β): the β value for financial compensation (X1) is 0.506, while the β value for non-financial compensation (X2) is 0.297. The higher absolute value of β indicates a stronger impact on the dependent variable (work motivation).
Keywords: financial compensation, non-financial compensation, motivation
Stability Analysis of Peko Production in Some Genotypes of Indonesian Tea Using AMMI
Authors: Sewiningrat Gima , Alamudi Aam , Martono Budi , Ajijah Nur , ‎ Rusli , Heryana Nana
Published: August 2024

White tea is made from peko shoots, which is beneficial for human health as an antivirus including avian influenza, antidiabetic, anticancer, antimicrobial, and reduces oxidative stress. White tea production is still low due to the lack of peko shoot production as its raw material. This study aims to evaluate the stability of peko production of 9 Indonesian tea genotypes in producing peko shoots. Nine tea genotypes were observed at six different times. The research was conducted in a randomized block design with four replications. The time is treated as a location factor in the AMMI model, and can be assumed to be independent of each other. The results of the study showed that the main effect of time was significant for KUI1 and KUI2 tea genotypes. In the biplot it appears that GMB 3, GMB 4, Tambi 1, and Kiara 8 are stable genotypes. GMB 3 and Tambi 1 have higher stability, respectively with an average percentage of peko shoots over banji shoots of 38% and 39%. The stable genotypes could be recommended for further development.
Keywords: white tea, AMMI, randomized block design
Effect of Rice Straw Compost and NPKMg Fertiliser Treatment on Growth of Sugar Palm [Arenga pinnata merr] Age 12 Months
Authors: Suhendra Dede , Ikhsan Zahlul , ‎ Reflinaldon , Yanti Yulmira
Published: August 2024

Sugar palm has the potential to be cultivated because it has multiple benefits from plant to production. One of the efforts to increase the production of Sugar Palm palm is by using cultivation techniques and effective nursery methods. Sugar Palm nursery research has been carried out by giving rice straw compost and NPKMg in the experimental field of the Faculty of Agriculture Campus III, University of Andalas, Dharmasraya, West Sumatra with the research time from July to October 2023. This study aims to obtain the interaction of rice straw compost and soil with the best dose of NPKMg on the growth of palm seedlings. This research is in the form of experiments arranged in a randomized group design (RGD) 4 x 3 factorial pattern with 3 groups, so there are 36 experimental units. The first factor was the comparison of planting media with rice straw compost (M1: Rice straw compost 2.5 kg + Soil 2.5 kg, M2: Rice straw compost 3 kg + Soil 2 kg, and M3: Rice straw compost 3.5 kg + Soil 1.5 kg). The second factor is the dose of NPKMg fertilizer (P1: 130 g/polybag, P2: 140 g/polybag, P3: 150 g/polybag, and P4: 160 g/polybag). Observation data were analyzed with the F test at a 5% level and if F was continued with the DMRT test. The results of the experiment showed that there was no interaction between the comparison of soil media with rice straw compost and NPKMg fertilizer on growth.
Keywords: sugar palm seedlings, rice straw compost, NPKMg fertilizer
Test of Several Concentrations of Cellulolytic Bacteria and Size of Shredded Material on the Maturity Speed of Rice Straw Compost (Oryza sativa L.)
Authors: Dini Isna Rahma , ‎ Hapsoh , ‎ Wawan , ‎ Sukendi , Wiranda Arif
Published: August 2024

This study aims to obtain the concentration of cellulolytic bacteria and the size of the chopped material on the speed of maturity of rice straw compost (Oryza sativa L.). The research was conducted at the Soil Science Laboratory, Faculty of Agriculture, Riau University from April to August 2022. This research was conducted experimentally using a non-factorial completely randomized design (CRD) with nine treatment combinations in this study. K1P1: without bacteria rice straw was not chopped, KIP2: without bacteria rice straw was coarsely chopped, KIP3: without bacteria rice straw was finely chopped. K2P1: concentration of cellulolytic bacteria 40% + rice straw was not chopped. K2P2: bacteria with a concentration of 40% + rice straw was coarsely chopped. K2P3: bacteria with 40% concentration + finely chopped straw. K3P1: bacteria with 50% concentration + unshredded rice straw, K3P2: bacteria with 50% concentration + coarsely chopped rice straw. K3P3: bacteria with 50% concentration + finely chopped rice straw. The parameters observed were C-organic, nitrogen, C/N ratio, phosphorus, potassium, pH, temperature, color, and odor. The results showed that the treatment of the level of chopped organic matter with the concentration of cellulolytic bacteria had no significant effect on the observed variables (C-organic, nitrogen, C/N ratio, phosphorus, potassium, pH, temperature, color, and odor). There is a trend in the treatment of fine rice straw shredding rate + 50% concentration of cellulolytic bacteria that produces good compost quality. The treatment has C-organic content: 34.52%, nitrogen: 1.82%, C/N ratio: 19.10, phosphorus: 0.41%, potassium: 4.65%.
Keywords: rice straw, maturity rice, completely randomized design
Inclusive Education: Typically Developing Student's Sentiments, Attitudes, and Concerns
Authors: Rahmi Iftita , Praptiwi Rahma Nur , Rahmawati Anita
Published: August 2024

Politeknik Negeri Jakarta (PNJ) is a prominent higher education institution in Indonesia that extends its educational services to students with special educational needs (SEN). However, the existing educational practices at PNJ exhibit a partial inclusivity model, whereby SEN students are segregated into separate classes and study programs distinct from their typically developing (TD) peers. The sentiments, attitudes, and concerns of TD students play a pivotal role in the overall success of inclusive education (IE) initiatives. This study seeks to investigate the above regarding IE within the context of PNJ. The study encompassed a sample of 400 students from PNJ, employing a quantitative methodology with a descriptive and correlational non-experimental approach. The results unveiled that a majority of the participants held a moderate level of sentiments, attitudes, and concerns toward inclusive education. Notably, factors such as direct contact with persons with disabilities (PwD), knowledge about PwD, and confidence levels in interacting with them emerged as influential determinants in shaping sentiments, attitudes, and concerns related to IE. This research offers valuable insights into the perceptions of TD students concerning IE at PNJ, which can inform policy recommendations aimed at enhancing educational provisions for SEN students. The findings underscore the importance of fostering a more inclusive and supportive educational environment, promoting positive attitudes, and addressing concerns to facilitate the successful implementation of inclusive education practices within the institution.
Keywords: inclusive education, sentiments, attitudes, concerns, typically developing students, special educational needs students
Needs Analysis to Develop Teaching Material Based on Project-based Learning to Support Teaching Factory
Authors: Rusmawan Putu Ngurah , Perdana Muhamad Ari , ‎ Nurhalimah , Setianingsih Tri
Published: August 2024

This research is the initial phase of developing English teaching material using project-based learning approach. The teaching material which is designed by using project-based learning approach can create teaching factory learning atmospheres. The students can achieve learning output based on learning profile curriculum demand. This study used the recursive and reflective (R2D2) method. It had 3 stages: define, design and development, and dissemination. The study focused on the define phase. This research used a descriptive qualitative design. The participants in the study were eleventh grade vocational High School teachers in Banyuwangi. The data collecting technique in this study were structured interviews and document analysis. The research instruments were an interview guide and need analysis identification sheet. The data were analyzed and described qualitatively. The research findings showed that the existing English course module did not represent the project-based learning approach to support teaching factory atmosphere. The English teachers should provide relevant teaching material. It was contextual-based real working life challenge. The researcher analyzed teaching material and presented the result of need analysis identification. The researcher also investigated the teacher documents and module to measure and to recognize students attitude response toward the book material.
Keywords: English teaching material, project-based learning, teaching factory
Naming Buildings in Universities Based on the Names of National Figures to Ignite the Fighting Spirit of the Academic Community
Authors: Hasyim Nur , Nurjanah Darul
Published: August 2024

The naming of the building at Universitas “X” as one of the leading universities in Indonesia is not fully known. This study investigates the reasons for naming places using the names of national figures, the language unit structure of place names, and the names of places that have been given special names. This qualitative research data were collected using a documentation study, a search for news on the internet with reliable sources of information, interviews with informants who have information about the building names at Universitas “X”, and direct observations. The data were analyzed qualitatively according to those presented by Miles dan Huberman: data reduction, display, and conclusion drawing. The research results in naming buildings based on the names of national figures intended so that the academic community can emulate national figures’ spirit, achievements, and fighting power. The phrase structure of building names based on the rules for English language toponymy is a combination of common nouns and proper nouns, such as Gedung Prof. Mr. H. Mohammad Yamin, Gedung Prof. Dr. Ace Partadiredja, and Gedung K.H. A. Wahid Hasyim. As a follow-up to this research, it can be investigated, among others, how to name streets or name rooms on campus with this Islamic spirit.
Keywords: toponymy, place name, building name, universitas “X”
Soft Skills and Interpersonal Ability of CEOs for Company Existence in the Post-Covid-19 Pandemic Era
Authors: Hasyim Nur , Nurjanah Darul
Published: August 2024

The post-Covid-19 pandemic period is uncertain because the pandemic hampers the running of business processes in almost all sectors due to the decline in market demand, production, and profits that occur in the company, so the CEO must optimize soft skills, interpersonal skills, and hard skills to survive in the company. This study aims to find out the soft skills and interpersonal skills that CEOs guide to exist in the post-Covid-19 pandemic period. This qualitative research investigates the CEO’s soft skills and interpersonal abilities for company existence in the post-Covid-19 pandemic era. Data were collected by interviewing the CEOs of PT Andal Software and PT Ikapunija Silver Expert, conducting documentation studies, and searching on trusted internet websites. Next, the data were analyzed qualitatively: data reduction, presentation, and conclusion. The results of the study were soft skills guided by CEOs to exist in the post-pandemic period, such as leadership, strategic management system, effective communication, technical skills, good culture, and faith. Meanwhile, interpersonal skills developed include utilizing words such as please, sorry, ladies and gentlemen, as well as optimizing questions and discussions with employees and consumers.
Keywords: soft skill, interpersonal skill, company, post-Covid-19 pandemic
Hamlet Toponymy in Cadasari-Pandeglang Sub-district as an Effort to Increase Sundanese Language Preservation Literacy
Authors: Yana Asep , Maelani Puspita
Published: August 2024

Indonesia occupies the second position as the country with the most regional languages in the world. This is a great capital considering Indonesia’s position which is increasingly taken into account in the eyes of the world. In rural areas, local languages still occupy an important position because even now there are many people who do not know Indonesian well, especially in the outermost, deepest, and least developed regions. Thus, local languages are still an effective means of communication. This research was made as an effort to increase literacy in the preservation of regional languages, namely Sundanese. This research aims to improve literacy and preservation of Sundanese language in Pandeglang district, Banten Province by using language preservation strategies through digital toponymy studies. The method used in this research is qualitative with a descriptive approach. Data were collected using questionnaire techniques, interviews, and direct observation in the field. The location of this research is Cadasari Sub-district, Pandeglang Regency, Banten. The respondents of this research, namely the people in Cadasari sub-district, were selected based on age, especially those who knew the history of naming the names of hamlets/village. The informants of this research are community leaders in Pandeglang tribe. The results showed that each hamlet has a unique name origin that can be traced to its philosophy. The results prove that to map the level of literacy, toponymy studies and preservation of Pandeglang Sundanese language, there are hamlet names that have been collected based on direct observation tracing in the field. The data obtained are five names of hamlets: 1. Kadu Kalapa village, 2. Pasir Haur village, 3. Kadu Sampir village, and 4. Cikentrung village. In addition, this research can help the government to determine policies for overcoming literacy problems, especially in Cadasari Sub-district, Pandeglang Regency Banten.
Keywords: toponymy, literacy, language preservation
Environmental Attitudes, Brand Image, and Their Influence on Purchasing Decisions for Environmentally Friendly Packaging Products with Gender Variable
Authors: Metekohy Elisabeth Y , ‎ Fatimah , ‎ Darna , ‎ Aminah
Published: August 2024

Green marketing as part of the company’s marketing strategy is carried out with an ecofriendly concept. This research aims to analyze the influence of environmental attitude and brand image on purchasing decisions for eco-friendly packaging products, both partially and simultaneously. Gender as a moderating variable is used to see whether different genders have different perspectives in responding to green marketing. The population is Generation Z who live in Jakarta and its surroundings. Non-probability sampling techniques were used with a purposive sampling approach combined with convenience sampling. The number of members were 138 from all population areas, selected by accident or convenience. The analysis technique used is moderated regression analysis (MRA). The results of the analysis show that the environmental attitude variable has a positive and significant effect on the purchasing decision variable. The brand image variable has a positive and significant effect on purchasing decisions. Simultaneously, the environmental attitude and brand image variables had a positive and significant effect on the decision to purchase eco-friendly packaging products. Gender as a moderating variable turns out to significantly increase the influence of environmental attitude and brand image on the decision to purchase eco-friendly packaging products by 2%.
Keywords: green marketing, eco-friendly, environmental attitude, brand image
The Examining Tourist Push-pull Motivation on Revisit Intention in Banyuwangi Tourism Destination
Authors: Cardias Esa Riandy , Ratri Indira Nuansa , Ermawati Eka Afrida , Putra Adetiya Prananda
Published: August 2024

The motivation of tourists to travel can be changed by various factors. One of which is the pandemic that occurred 1 year ago. The pandemic is likely affect or even chang the pattern of tourist motivation in determining their tourist destinations. Analysis related to motivation is increasingly important when it is related to tourism as a phenomenon of the world community, where tourist behavior is influenced by various motivations when going on a trip. This research aims to analyze the motivation of push and pull tourists toward the revisit intention in Banyuwangi destination. The respondents of this research were 100 foreign tourists. Data were analyzed using a quantitative approach obtained through surveys with questionnaires as the main research instrument. The analytical tool used to confirm the model of tourist motivation on revisit intention is PLS-PM structural model analysis. The findings of this research show that five push factors of foreign tourist motivation do not affect tourist revisit intention. Those factors are adventure motivation, culture experience motivation, escape motivation, noveltyseeking motivation, and social contact motivation. The pull factors of attractiveness motivation and infrastructure motivation have a significant positive effect on revisit intention. Meanwhile, facilities motivation has no effect on revisiting foreign tourists in Banyuwangi Destination.
Keywords: push factors, pull factors, tourist motivation, revisit intention, partial least square, Banyuwangi
Study of Integrated Ticketing Systems in Banyuwangi Tourism Destinations
Authors: Febrian Ayu Wanda , Mukti Masetya , Handoko Rudi Tri , Perdana Muhamad Ari
Published: August 2024

The absence of an integrated system between tourist attractions, accessibility points, and accommodations is affecting the variation in tourist visit data received by each tourism-related agency in Banyuwangi regency. This research aims to examine the most effective and efficient integrated ticketing system that Banyuwangi Regency Government can immediately adopt, to collect and compile accurate tourist visit data from the tourist attractions, accessibility, and accommodation in Banyuwangi. The design of this research used descriptive qualitative with a meta-analysis approach. The result of this research shows that the Banyuwangi Regency Government has attempted to create mobile applications to realize tourism marketing programs and facilitate data collection of tourist visits, namely the “Banyuwangi Tourism” and “Banyuwangi E-Ticketing” applications. To minimize data collection on the number of repeated tourist visits at each tourist attraction visited, these two applications can be integrated and developed further by implementing integrated payment via QR Code where the Banyuwangi Tourism application can also function as a payment medium to scan barcodes provided in the management of tourist attractions through the “E-Ticketing Banyuwangi” application to fulfill the purpose of integrated data.
Keywords: integrated system, tourism data, QR code, ticket system, tourism destination
Analysis of the Carrying Capacity of Tourism Attraction in Realizing Sustainable Banyuwangi Tourism
Authors: Zazilah Auda Nuril , Mecha I Putu Sudhyana , Rusmawan Putu Ngurah
Published: August 2024

Mass tourism is profitable for businesses and managers of tourist attractions. However, there are negative impacts, including environmental damage and the emergence of visitor dissatisfaction. As a destination, Banyuwangi has a fairly high level of tourist visits. Cacalan Beach is one of the tourist attractions in Banyuwangi which has a high number of visits. Cacalan Beach has various activities. Based on these problems, it is necessary to analyze the carrying capacity of the Cacalan Beach environment. This study uses the environmental carrying capacity method in the form of physical, real, managerial, and effective carrying capacity to produce the maximum value of the capacity or carrying capacity of Cacalan Beach. The results showed that the physical carrying capacity of recreational activities was 1.731 people, 220 people for canoe, and 80 people for camping. Considering environmental factors, a real carrying capacity of 213 people was obtained for recreational activities. Moreover, by looking at the number of existing managers, a managerial carrying capacity value of 85% was obtained which resulted in an effective carrying capacity of 181 people. This value is smaller than the average number of visitors to Cacalan Beach.
Keywords: effective carrying capacity, physical carrying capacity, Cacalan Beach
Exploration of the work path of funded education in independent colleges
Authors: Wang Lili
Published: August 2024

This paper focuses on the subsidized educational work of independent colleges in the process of cultivating applied and innovative talent. Given its broad enrollment area and large number of students, especially the increase in the group of poor students, the effectiveness of subsidized education has been explored. Paths are particularly important. This paper analyzes the current status and challenges of independent colleges in the construction of the funding system and the integration of the comprehensive development of students and aims to propose specific strategies for funding and educating students from the dimensions of system construction and measurement application. The focus of the research is to optimize the design of the funding policy to ensure that the students with financial difficulties are accurately covered, and at the same time, the cultivation of the comprehensive quality and social responsibility of the receiving students is emphasized. This paper proposes the construction of a multidimensional funding and education system of “economic assistance + ability training + spiritual support” to promote the in-depth development of the funding and education work of independent colleges, achieve the organic combination of targeted funding and comprehensive education, and provide guidance for the training of more advanced students. High-quality talent provides strong support.
The Mechanism Securing Exercising of Debtor’s Rights and Legal Interests in the Bankruptcy Procedure: A Restricted Approach
Authors:   Postgraduate Student of the Department of Entrepreneurial Law of the Law Faculty, Mikhaylova Valeria I.
Published: August 2024

The rules of law either contribute to finding and implementing the most optimal ways to solve legal issues, or hinder this. The latter means that there are no guarantees of the effectiveness of the tasks set for legal regulation, that is, there is no legal support for this. In scientific works, the thesis was previously put forward that the mechanism of legal regulation, although it is a fairly comprehensive model for the implementation of law, cannot find in itself absolutely all legal phenomena that determine the process of effective law enforcement. Thus, the totality of funds and guarantees that complement the mechanism of legal regulation, contributing to the most effective implementation of the rights of the debtor in the process of insolvency (bankruptcy), constitutes a security mechanism.
Prin ciples of Pre-Trial Settlement of Civil Law Disputes
Authors:   Lecturer of the Department of Civil and Administrative Proceedings of the North-Caucasian Branch, Ilyushnikov Dmitry S.
Published: August 2024

The article is devoted to the study of the principles of pre-trial settlement of civil disputes. The author substantiates the need to consolidate at the legislative level provisions that reveal the essence of such principles as the principle of mutual respect and trust; the principle of joint responsibility of the parties for the result of the settlement of the dispute; the principle of good faith; the principle of reasonableness; the principle of stimulating the use of the mediation procedure in case of disputes by providing state benefits, compensations, etc. In order to pre-trial settlement of the conflict, the author proposes to legislate the procedure for conducting negotiations.
An Allegation on Falsification of Evidence in the Arbitration Procedure: Some Conceptual Ideas
Authors:   Associate Professor of the Department of Financial Law of the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Shevchenko Ilya M.
Published: August 2024

The author questions on why the legislator intentionally obliges the court to examinate a statement on falsification of evidence unlike a statement on unauthenticity of evidence. It is affirmed that the essence of such examination consists in that this procedure is established due to penalization of falsifying of evidence.