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The Level of Physical Fitness among First Year Female Students in National Defence University of Malaysia
Authors: Kassim Mohar , Othman Norfazilawati , Ujang Edawaty 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The physical fitness among university students is a basic necessity that is equally important to the needs of education. Thus, it is important to know which level are they in physical fitness. As a student especially among female, are they fit enough to live in multi-tasking exercise in their daily life? In more systematically and accurately, the level of their physical fitness can be measured by implementing the test batteries. The objective of this study was to measure the level of physical fitness and to build the fitness norm among the first year female students at the National Defence University Malaysia (NDUM) Kuala Lumpur, based on seven test batteries. The sampling population were all the NDUM first year students. Those who passed the selection criteria had been selected as subjects who consist of 130 female students from the various demographic backgrounds. The instruments involved the seven test batteries (2.4 km running, sit-up, push up, 30-meter sprint, 10-meter zigzag, sit and reach and stand long jump) and self-administered questionnaire for demographic characteristics. Data collection has been conducted in the standard size synthetic track and gymnasium in the university. The subjects had been given a description and physical fitness manual procedures before performing all the physical exercise. The end of the study, the physical fitness level of 130 first year female students at NDUM had been determined based on the seven test batteries. The construction of fitness norms has also been successfully set up. In average, less than 30% of the subjects have an excellent physical fitness. The results of this study can be used as a reference for future scientific studies among university student in Malaysia.
Visualizing Software Risks in Software Engineering Projects using Risk Sensitivity Analysis Approach
Authors: Ghazali N.A.H. , Fauzi S.S.M. , Gining R.A.JM. , Sobri W.A.W.M. , Suali A.J. 
Published: June 2020

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Project risk management involves a systematic process of identifying, analyzing and responding to software risk in the project. Unfortunately, there were too many software risks involved in software engineering projects. Thus, it took a lot of time to investigate all the software risks that potentially occur in the project. Most of the project managers were only aware about the software risks when the software risk has occurred during the project. Therefore, an overview to visualize and prioritize software risks using sensitivity analysis need to be developed to help project managers determine software risks that has occurred in software engineering projects. This study adopts Systematic Literature Review (SLR) as the methodology to identify the software risks that have occurred in the project and a web-based integrated with risk sensitivity analysis approach to visualize and prioritize the software risks. The study suggests that a web-based application integrated with risk sensitivity analysis can be an alternative technique to assist project managers to identify high potential software risks that might occur in software engineering projects.
Examining the trend of the research on the internet of things (IoT): A bibliometric analysis of the journal articles as indexed in the Scopus database
Authors: Raja Mohd Ali R H , Ahmi A , Sudin S 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Studies related to the Internet of Things (IoT) has grown tremendously since 2010 even though this topic has been found published in Scopus since 1970. Several studies have been published in the Scopus database to analyse the trend in this topic. However, it does not account for the whole years (since 1970 up to 2019). This study employs a similar bibliometrics technique to study the trend in IoT by taking into account the first year it was published until today. Results show that this topic has grown extensively since 2010 until today. The top two journals are IEEE Internet of Things Journal and IEEE Access with more than 500 articles. This topic has been studied quite extensively in computer science and engineering discipline. Apart from IoT or “Internet of Things”, the top three keywords used are “wireless sensor networks”, “network security”, and “energy efficiency”. While most of the publications were written in English, the majority of the publications were contributed by Asian countries of which the English language is not their native language. The results of this study might contribute to the body of knowledge on providing comprehensive trend analysis of the studies related to IoT, which was published in the Scopus database from the year 1970 to 2019.
Investigation on designing a fun and interactive learning approach for Database Programming subject according to students’ preferences
Authors: Rahmalan Hidayah , Ahmad Sharifah Sakinah Syed , Affendey Lilly Suriani 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Industrial Revolution 4.0 and Internet of Things are two important area which requires development of computational system. To allow this to become reality, students in most higher education institution were taught with programming and database as their fundamental subjects that can be related to develop computational systems and automation concept. For better efficiency, PL/SQL was also being taught but only in a certain higher education institution. In previous years, to attract students being active in learning PL/SQL, we have developed an offline game covering the topic of stored procedure and trigger. To enhance the enjoyable of learning this subject among the students, a survey has been conducted among undergraduate students of the Faculty of Communication and Technology (FICT) in Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. This survey involved 33 junior students and 12 senior students of Computer Science majoring in Database Management. The results show that students have preferences on a game that include socializing elements such as interaction among themselves, testing their thinking ability with some challenging task and expected elements but should not put pressure on time management.
5.8 GHz Circular Polarized Microstrip Feeding Antenna for Point to Point Communication
Authors: Ariffah Sharifah Nur , Mustafa Wan Azani , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed , Muhammad Atiqah 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
In this paper, the circular polarized 5.8 GHz patch antenna has successfully designed and simulated. This paper presented a design where both of the opposite edges of the rectangular patch of the antenna are truncated using micro strip feeding technique. Both simulations of the proposed antennas had been analyzed. The objectives of this paper has been achieved which is to design and simulate the circular polarized antenna with operating frequency of 5.8 GHz. From the results, the proposed antennas with different feeding technique that radiate at a constant frequency showed some distinct value towards the size of the antenna and the characteristic of its radiation. The results indicate that the antenna that uses micro strip feed line technique yields 2.337 dB directive gain, return loss and axial ratio at -14.042 dB and 3.193 dB respectivel. Meanwhile, the directivity values for the antennas is 5.31 dBi. It can be conclude that the designed 5.8 GHz antenna is ideal for point to pint communication antenna due to its performances.
Analyse the impact of physician technical skills on health services quality in Malaysia by using SPPSS
Authors: Ismail Fauziah , Hassan Junainor , Hassan Hassad , Aziz Mohd Kasturi Nor Abd , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed 
Published: June 2020

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The objective of this study is to examine the relationship of the physician technical skills with patient’s satisfaction. This study was conducted at the Penang mainland general hospital under the Ministry of Health Malaysia. Data was collected using questionnaires to n=115 outpatients who attended the hospital clinics except for psychiatric clinic. The finding in this study has proven that there was a strong relationship between technical skills by physicians and patient’s satisfaction. Physician technical skills are seen as key determinants to improve health services quality in Malaysia.
Assessment of patient satisfaction in a healthcare setting; doctor-patient communication issues
Authors: Ismail Fauziah , Manaf Abdul Rahman Abdul , Johanis Mohd Arsad , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed , Hamzah Mohammad Rezal 
Published: June 2020

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This study aims to better recognize patient satisfaction in healthcare settings about communication issues. There are affiliation styles and control styles used to explore the effectiveness of patient satisfaction. This study was conducted among outpatient clinics at Hospital Seberang Jaya, Penang. Data analysis was conducted using statistical package for social sciences students SPSS 13. Purposive sampling is used to obtain a total of 115 patients responded to this survey. Pearson correlation used in this study and show that affiliation style had significant positive relationships with patient satisfaction. While no relationship between control communication style and patient satisfaction. This study contributes to the development of health services in Malaysia.
Conversion of SLA document into Fuzzy Rule base approach and applied in MAPE-K
Authors: Ramli Ahmad Kamal , Wahab Mohd Helmy Abd , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed 
Published: June 2020

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A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is the legal catalyst to monitor any contract violation between end users and ISPs and is embedded within a Quality of Service (QoS) framework. It strengthens and advances the quality of control over the user’s application and network resources and can be further stretched to fulfill the QoS terms through negotiation and re-negotiation. Moreover, the present literature does not focus on the combination of rule-based approaches and adaptation together to update the established learning repository. Therefore, this mainstream of this research in the context of SLAs is to fill in this gap by addressing the combination of rule-base uncertainties. The key to this exercise is the conversion of signed SLA document into set of rules in the rule base approach.
Development of Body Stress Analyzer based on Physiological Signal
Authors: Majid Nor Aini binti Abd. , Sahar Nan Md. , Sari Suhaila , Taujuddin N. S. A. M. , Nurliza M.N. , Wahab Mohd Helmy Abd , Ambar Radzi , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Ehealth is one of the system that use modern technologies that be apply to the healthcare organization. This system allowed the patient to access the system to monitor their health records and else by using internet as a platform to communicate. Thus, this project is inspired by Ehealth system to making a hardware device with software application that act as monitoring system to the people. For the hardware, the user only need to grasped the two terminal in the device that contains of all the sensor for doing the testing procedure. Thus, all the data that be contain will be sent to the apps via internet of things for storing them. This will helps physical education and health teacher to do observation and record the data obtain from the apps.Besides, this way also will avoiding any incident to be occur towards the students if they carry on the activities in abnormal condition of their body system. The scope for this project is focusing on monitoring students body condition before they starting their outdoor activities in the field. The way for sensing the parameter including pulse sensor, LM35 and Galvanic Skin Response sensor with arduino as a microcontroller to process the input and output signal.
Motor Development Index (MDI) Based on Combination of Human Development Index (HDI) and Sport Development Index (SDI) as a Success Parameter of Motor Development among Preschool Children: An Observational Study
Authors: Sutapa Panggung , Prasetyo Yudik , Pratama Kukuh Wahyudin , Karakauki Manil , Mustapha Aida , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed 
Published: June 2020

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The principle of development is the occurrence of changes that involve the functioning of the nervous system and muscles as well as the change itself concerning the quality of motion that can be measured by tests of motor skills. Changes of the quality in motor movement among children is determined by the factor of teachers/counsellors, infrastructure facilities, and the existence of environmental factors. In measuring successful motor development among preschool children, this paper proposes the Motor Development Index (MDI) to be used as one of the parameter indicator. MDI is a composite index that includes (1) child enrolment rate (2) availability of public service venues (3) gross and fine motor skills (4) availability of builders/instructors as well as (5) sources of financing. The results showed that MDI in motor development among preschool children is still very low, with the value of only 0.387. However, the proposed MDI measurement is better than Sports Development Index (SDI) of value 0.345. In the future, the MDI measure is proposed to be parameters of motor development success among preschool children as MDI components allows presenting a more comprehensive measure.
Tricet Method to Increase the Hypertrophy Muscle
Authors: Nasrulloh Ahmad , Prasetyo Yudik , Nugroho Sigit , Yuniana Rina , Pratama Kukuh Wahyudin , Mustapha Aida , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Tricet method of weight training is an exercise that involves using three types of tools to train one group muscle in the sequence order, but with different types of exercises for each set and without breaks between sets. Exercise with this method is able to provide maximum response to a group of muscles that are trained so that the potential for muscle development is more optimal. This paper investigates this method by giving a treatment in the form of weight training with the tricet method to be carried out 3 times a week, with exercise intensity of 70% to 80% or One Maximum Repetition (1RM), 3 sets, and 8-12 repetitions with the aim of increasing muscle hypertrophy. The results of the pre and post-test hypertrophy t-test analysis of arm, chest, thigh, and calf muscles in the experimental group showed a significant difference (p < 0.05). This investigation concluded that weight training based on the tricet method is able to increase hypertrophy over body large muscle.
Determination of Weight Coefficients for Stochastic and Fuzzy Risks for Multimodal Transportation
Authors: Nitsenko Vitalii , Kotenko Sergiy , Hanzhurenko Iryna , Ingram Keisha LaRaine 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Research shows that the risks of multimodal transportation in the Northern ports of the Azov and Black seas, in real time, can vary by large quantities. This can cause significant problems for dynamic management of transportation, providing that transportation costs and time are minimized. Therefore, it is essential to formulate a mathematical model to determine the integral risk of freight traffic involved as it could help minimize the need for additional computer resources for the operation of logistics machinery. Determining the value of the integral risk is further complicated by the fact that the mathematical apparatus used for calculating stochastic and fuzzy risks tend to differ from one another. Therefore, an additional tool developed for the unification of various mathematical apparatus was done. The main task was conversion of local risks weight factors to components of integral risks, determined in actual time. The mathematical model has been tested for the dynamic management of freight traffic on the Black Sea ports - Mariupol, Odesa, Chornomorsk, Mikolaev, and Kherson. The route optimization was carried out for container and bulk cargoes, in particular, for grain cargoes. This allowed coverage for the whole range of risks that are inherent to multimodal transportation within the Azov-Black Sea region. The results confirmed that such an approach grants the possibility to choose routes with minimal transportation costs and time, as well as minimization of the use of computer resources.
Developing a Conceptual Framework Suitable for E-Health in War-torn Zones: The Case of Libya Conflict Regions
Authors: Yosser Ibrahim Mohamed , Syed Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Bin , Ali Amani Ali Elmetwaly 
Published: June 2020

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The myriads of healthcare challenges are no doubt more complex among nations under the siege of war and conflicts, such as the case of Libya. The healthcare systems are mostly overburdened due to escalated cases of injury, poor hygiene and limited number of medical expertise. Libya prior to the civil uprising had depended on foreign medical expertise, and as a result of the uprising these experts were forced to relocate. Series of civil conflict and random attacks has further weakened the health care system in Libya, which is basically the traditional or conventional system. This conventional system of health record management, diagnosis and prescription can easily be damaged or loss in the phase of conflict. Application of ICT in the health sector known as e-health has proffered solutions to most of these challenges through electronic health record management, diagnosis, booking appointments and medical prescriptions. Hence health records can be accessed online and easily on request. While developed countries have since adopted and implemented the e-health system, it is still a relatively new phenomenon in most developing countries like Libya. It is pertinent to know that adoption and successful implementation of e-health requires a thorough assessment of readiness level in terms of the different components and factors affecting e-health system. The study aims to apply knowledge from e-health readiness assessment to the design of a suitable e-health framework for implementing e-health services for the case of conflict zones such as Libya.
Technology Readiness Index 2.0 as Predictors of E-Health Readiness among Potential Users: A Case of Conflict Regions in Libya
Authors: Yosser Ibrahim Mohamed , Syed Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Bin , Ali Amani Ali Elmetwaly 
Published: June 2020

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The use of various e-health products to improve health care services delivery is a viable solution to health challenges all over developing countries and more importantly the regions battling with conflict. This is important considering the damages to the health record and the risk of attack during transit to healthcare facilities among several other challenges. While the sustainability of e-health is an issue that still poses a challenge to the developing world. That is, implementation framework to support the long-term sustainability of E-Health systems in conflict regions and generally the developing countries faces enormous challenges. Accordingly, evidences abound among developing countries that several E-Health pilot projects could not progress to full-scale implementation. Several studies have indicated that the success of E-Health implementation is linked to the acceptance of such technology by end-users (Michel-Verkerke, Stegwee, & Spil, 2015; Fanta & Pretorius, 2018). This indicates that, while the adoption and implementation of innovative technology such as e-health is paramount, evaluating the effect of behavioral characteristics of potential users can be related to its success. Identifying those intrinsic individual factors responsible for technology readiness among potential users is paramount, so also is the evaluation of the likelihood of assigning users into distinct category base on the individual’s perception about e-health readiness. The TRI approach principally developed for evaluating people’s readiness is a prerequisite for systematically addressing these issues. Extant literature concerning the adoption of innovative technologies strongly recommends that a consumer concurrently poses favorable and unfavorable factors that shape their perception about using any technological products or services. Analysis was performed using SMART-PLS, to assess the TRI 2.0 constructs in e-health domain Thus, determining the significance of the variables of the current research. The outcome is that insecurity was the only constructs that showed a significant and positive effect on e-health readiness. Other constructs innovativeness, optimism, and discomfort were found not to be statistically significant in determining E-health readiness for the case of Libya.
Music video as intervention therapy in reducing depression among Malay female juvenile detainees in rehabilitation center
Authors: Hassan Junainor , Hassan Hassad , Fuhaili Ameer , Danu Norhudi’in 
Published: June 2020

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The purpose of this study is to examine the use of music video as intervention tool in reducing depression among the Malay female juvenile detainees in rehabilitation center in one of the northern state of Malaysia. This is an experimental study which uses BDI II with a cronbach alpha of 0.86 in assessing the depression level with a dimension of physical, behaviour, education and life perception, self-perception and, family and society. The findings of this study concluded that music video (relaxation therapy) can be of an effective tool in reducing depression with a condition that the therapy itself must not exceed two times within four weeks in a row. Physical, behaviour and, education and life are the most significantly associated with the use of music video intervention (relaxation therapy).
E-training and development, motivation and employee performance among academicians: Case study of academicians in UniMAP
Authors: Hassan Azlini , Hassan Junainor , Yen Tan Ai 
Published: June 2020

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The purpose of this study is to examine the e-learning and development; motivation and job performance among academicians in Universiti Malaysia Perlis. The finding of this study has shown that e-learning and development is the key factor in enhancing job performance among academicians. The other finding was e-learning and development was also seen as a tool to motivate academicians in producing better quality work.
Social commerce in stimulating buying behavior intention, creating compulsive buying and inducing credit card debts among online users
Authors: Hassan Hassad , Hassan Junainor , Abdullah Sahadah , Abdullah Azizah 
Published: June 2020

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The purpose of this study is to examine and analyse studies on article journals on the use of social commerce and how does it stimulate buying intention which lead to compulsive buying with the incurring of credit card debts among online users. Online users were then defined as social media-network users. It has been found through the article journals reviewed first; the more active online user was in using the social media-network platform the more likely will be involved in social commerce activities. Second, the more communications (customers reviews) transferred pertaining to purchasing; the higher motivation in inducing interest to buy products which can lead to compulsive buying. Thirdly, as subsequence to customers reviews, the offers of sales and promotions among companies who were using social commerce platforms increases the use of credit card and thus, incurred higher risk of becoming in debt towards financial instituions which can lead to psychological distress and unhappiness in workplace.