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Augmented reality in nutrition education
Authors: Paramita A , Yulia C , Nikmawati E E 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
This research synthesizes findings of studies on augmented reality in nutritional education as a solution to the nutrition knowledge problem. Journals examined from 2010 to 2019. This paper focuses on the issue of nutrition and augmented reality knowledge as one of the media solutions for nutrition education and how the influence of providing nutrition knowledge through augmented reality. With the presence of nutrition knowledge through this Augmented Reality users of various age ranges can use it and complete a whole set of programmed, and users can change the eating behaviour and diet, users are interested and prefer to learn nutrition, and are proven to provide convenience and minimize boredom in learning the material. The results of the test received a very good rating which assessed that Augmented Reality application is very useful and makes users more quickly understand and remember the material in nutrition learning. We expect the number of positive responses from the use of augmented reality in nutrition education to be more developed such technology to support the improvement of education and nutrition behaviour of the community.
Implementing web-based digital media in online courses
Authors: Ulfiya F , Rinekasari N R , Ningsih M P 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Online courses are becoming a trend in this era. Consequently, advanced technology should be present to support the trend. This article aims to analyze the implementation of web-based digital media in online courses, particularly ones related to family literacy and welfare. A collection of digital media based on websites are analyzed. The results of this study showed that most of the digital media had been proven to improve family literacy and welfare. It is recommended that further studies focus on mobile-based digital media for such online courses.
The implementation of multi-platform technology
Authors: Mustofa G G , Mulyanti B , Widiaty I 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
A single-platform technology is currently shifting to a multi-platform technology as the industrial revolution era is also developing. This study aims to identify the implementation of multi-platform technology in the industry-driven educational context. It has been found that multi-platform technology has a more effective and efficient effects either in the educational or the industrial context. It is also implied that a mobile-based multi-platform technology is preferred due to its accessibility and usability.
Identifying e-books in promoting literacy for children in general and children with disabilities
Authors: Saniputri R M , Tati T 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
ICT-based media have been chosen by people within various contexts. One of the easiest media to access nowadays is electronic books (e-books). This article seeks to identify e-books effectiveness to promote literacy digitally. E-books from various online platform were acquired and analysed. The results showed that e-books had been revealed to be effective in promoting literacy for children with and without disabilities. It is implied that e-books can be an effective virtual tool in the era of industrial revolution 4.0.
Identifying effective e-books for effective digital learning
Authors: Aviyanti S D , Widiaty I 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
It is believed that e-books are one of the easiest digital platforms to acquire and use. This paper investigates effective e-books for effective digital learning. In this industry-driven era, digital learning plays an important role as it meets the requirements of the era. The results of this study showed that e-books with downloadable features into PDFs were preferred by users in various ages. It has also been implied that e-books are relevant in both industrial and educational fields.
Anti-cheating software tool: Prototype of problem generator software for linear algebra introductory test
Authors: Tuloli M S , Latief M , Rohandi M 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
To prevent students from cheating in the test, one of the strategies is by making a question that differs for each student. This approach can be used by using question-bank or question generator, the first approach is prone to cheating especially because of the widely available communication technology, this means the question generator is the only hope. This strategy is very possible to be used especially in subjects whose material has a standard pattern, such as in mathematics (calculation/structure patterns) and computer programming (logic patterns). As a branch of mathematics and also subjects in the informatics engineering curriculum, linear algebra has the potential to use this approach. But this approach involves the creation of a huge number of questions (and calculation of its answer), this requires extra efforts, we need software that can help generate questions and calculate its answers automatically. This study proposes a question-answer (problem) generation model and uses a software engineering approach (software requirement, design, implementation, and testing) to test the model. This study shows that the model implemented in this software was able to meet the need for generating questions for selected material on introductory subjects in linear algebra, with some caveat.
Active learning by increasing model likelihood for Gaussian mixture models based classifiers
Authors: Iswanto B H 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
A problem in many classification tasks is to acquire labelled data, while large amounts of unlabelled data are available. One way to overcome these problems is to apply active learning. This technique aims to select the most informative examples and to build optimally classifiers. In this paper, we propose an active learning algorithm for Gaussian mixture model classifiers by maximizing the current model likelihoods. The method assumes a large pool of unlabelled examples is available, the examples are i.i.d according to some underlying distribution, and the labels are distributed according to the class-conditional distribution. Experiments using artificial and real datasets show that, the proposed method outperform and show efficiency in the context of the query number compared with random and expected likelihood queries.
Mobile app design for sustainable agriculture in Mali-West Africa
Authors: Maiga J , Suyoto S , Pranowo P 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
In Mali, agricultural activities such as seeding, harvesting, and irrigation play a significant role in productivity. These activities must be carried out appropriately and above all, at an appropriate time to achieve excellent performance. Unfortunately, most farmers are unaware of the impact of these activities on the yield of their crops. This study aims to help farmers and youth people wishing to gather information needed in the field of agriculture entrepreneurship through a mobile application (mobile app). The app designed is mainly used to disseminate information to farmers on how to perform a wide range of agricultural activities such as detailed information about the type of crops, fertilizers, pesticides, selling and buying a product of agriculture, etc. This research was conducted for the adoption of the mobile application in the agricultural field in Mali. The design process followed a User-Centered Design approach to meet the users’ requirements. The evaluation of the design showed that 89, 66% of the participants agreed with the designed application prototype. This app helps farmers and youth people improve their agricultural productivity and not to harm the environment. Therefore, the app helps them for sustainable agriculture to make better land management decisions.
A comparative review of extractive text summarization in Indonesian language
Authors: Widodo W , Nugraheni M , Sari I P 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Text summarization has important role in natural language processing. One of text summarization type is extractive summarization. Research on text summarization in Indonesian Language is still rare and not evaluated comprehensively. Each research is only conducted based on subjectivity of researcher. This paper reviewed and evaluated some works on Indonesian Language Text Summarization for obtaining the better method by analysing some aspects. This review also mapped Indonesian text summarization evaluation techniques and obtained its advantages and drawbacks. This research aims to provide a comprehensive review of text summarization in Indonesian Language. Result of this study is a comparative review of some works which showed detailed aspects in summarization method.
Comparison of Nazief-Adriani and Paice-Husk algorithm for Indonesian text stemming process
Authors: Jumadi J , Maylawati D S , Pratiwi L D , Ramdhani M A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract

Stemming is a process contained in the pre-processing stage that recognizes basic words (stem word) by combining or solving each of the variants of a word. Every language is unique, the most popular stemming algorithm for Indonesian text is Nazief-Adriani algorithm. Therefore, this study aims to compare Nazief-Adriani algorithm with another stemming algorithm for Indonesian text, that is Paice-Husk stemming algorithm which is commonly used for English. Beside, Nazief-Adriani and Paice-Husk algorithm for stemming process, this study use McCabe Cyclometic Complexity Metrix to evaluate the complexity of algorithm. Based on the experiment result with 20 sentences as data with a thousand words, the accuracy of the Nazief-Adriani algorithm is better than the Paice-Husk algorithm, which is 91.87% compared to 64.43%. Likewise, in terms of complexity, the algorithm is still more complex Paice-Husk than Nazief-Adriani. However, in terms of processing time, the Paice-Husk algorithm is slightly faster than the Nazief-Adriani algorithm. These results indicate that the Paice-Husk algorithm requires a more complete implementation of Indonesian morphological and grammatical rules to produce the better Indonesian stem words.
A classification model for student exchange using CART algorithm
Authors: Zulfikar W B , Taufik I , Atmadja A R , Rahayu R P 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The university has a cooperative relationship with other universities including abroad. The cooperation program covers various fields, one of which is the academic field. Students have the opportunity to exchange information, science, and culture through student exchange programs. However, not all students are eligible to join this program because there are terms and conditions that must be met from various aspects such as academics, attitudes, and even financial conditions. The purpose of this study is to analyse and preprocess the training data and then model it in the form of classification using CART. Based on the test results, the proposed model provides satisfactory results with an accuracy percentage of 90%.
Design of emergency response assessment system using Feature-Driven Development approach
Authors: Baswardono W , Septiana Y , Arifin D M , Fatimah D D S 
Published: March 2021

AbstractThis research aims to analyze and design an emergency response assessment system for disaster that will aim for a voluntary team being able to conduct quick assessments in the affected area more effectively and quickly. Feature-Driven Development (FDD) approach is deemed appropriate for analysis and design and later will be developed an emergency response quick assessment system that will be used to collect data such as the impact of facilities and infrastructure, security situation, transportation access, food supply and so on. The aim of the assessment is to used the data will to find out whether an intervention is needed or not. After that, the data is processed and results in the provision of useful assistance on target and on benefits site following the conditions and regulations in Indonesia.
E-Character Mental Revolution (E-CMR) based on technology of Mobile Digital Education (MDE) for physics concept
Authors: Suherman S , Darman D R , Wibowo F C , Gumala Y , Sugiyarto W A , Budi A S 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Ubiquitously, flexibility, accessibility, and a variety of cellular technology capabilities make it valuable and a necessity today. However, in general, it is underutilized in learning physics. The purpose of this study is in development of technology E-Character Mental Revolution (E-CMR) Based on Mobile Digital Education (MDE). The research method used was ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate) with the research implementation ADDIE being 60 students and the ages 22-24 years. The results showed the development of technology of E-Character Mental Revolution (E-CMR) based on Mobile Digital Education (MDE) on the concept of physics.
Requirement analysis for autograder system using use case model
Authors: Elsen R , Kurniadi D , Rahayu S , Nashrulloh M R 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
At the beginning of software development, requirement analysis is needed to determine what features and components must be applied in the software to meet its purpose. Autograder have the purpose to grade student submission so the lecturer and student can know the grade immediately. To fulfil it, an analysis of requirements for autograder should be done so we can determine what features and components needed to be applied in autograder. This requirement also can be used to determine the future test plan. In this paper, we analyse the needed requirement for the autograder system and present it in the use case model.
HPAI consumer shopping analysis using Apriori algorithm
Authors: Findawati Y , Hikmah I N , Sumarno S , Rachmawati Y 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
PT Herba Penawar Alwahida sells a variety of herbal products. The process of buying and selling transactions occur every day, resulting in a pile of data pretty much. However, so far the transaction data has only been used as material to make monthly reports without further use of data these, even though from these data information can be extracted to support marketing. To utilize existing transaction data, the authors make a website-based data mining application. This application will be developed by method association (Association Rule) uses apriori algorithm. So that it can be seen the level of accuracy of this application. With the application of data mining, is expected to help the distributor to get information about which HPAI products are often purchased by consumers simultaneously, so as to improve the product marketing and maintaining process availability of stock of these products to remain.
Prototyping online learning media using SCORM
Authors: Bariah S H , Rahadian D , Imanis K A N , Purwanti Y , Nasruloh I 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The online learning model is now widely used by various institutional sectors aimed at learning can be done anytime and anywhere without being limited by space and time, but many institutions or institutions are constrained in presenting standardized material so that the impact of teaching materials that have been made is limited its use. In the Information Technology Education study program of Indonesian Education Institute still uses the file attach system to store teaching materials. This results in the difficulty of lecturers knowing the learning activities carried out by students. Therefore, we need to design an online learning media based on SCORM in the e-learning web institute of institupendidikan.ac.id that can solve the problem so far. The design model in this study uses the Unifed Modelling Language (UML) model which is a structural model and techniques for modelling object-oriented program (OOP) design. The results of this study are expected to be implemented by all lecturers in making teaching materials in the SCORM format.
Design of employee presence system using Radio Frequency Identification technology
Authors: Fatimah D D S , Sutedi A , Hidayat M S , Fitriani L 
Published: March 2021

AbstractEmployee attendance is important data at a college, because it is related to employee performance. Information technology for presence systems exists that uses magnetic cards and biometric measurements. Lately there is a technology of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) devices that use radio signals to identify objects. Such RFID characteristics enable this technology to be used on employee cards connected to a computer-based presence system. Based on these conditions, this study aims to design a presence system using RFID technology. The system design uses the Rational Unified Process method, the Unified Modelling Language, with PHP and MySQL as builder software. The hardware used, in addition to a set of computers with specifications tailored to the needs, is also equipped with RFID devices. The presence system produced includes an RFID card reader, and a presence data processor. The presence system has a menu for adding employee data, employee attendance, delay identification, time management, monthly attendance recapitulation for each employee, and attendance recapitulation for all employees. This system has been trained by operators in the presence section with a very good absorption of 82% with a two hour training period. This shows that the system is relatively easy to implement.
Developing an instructional media based on Augmented Reality animation for 3R topic (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle) of thematic learning
Authors: Sulistyowati P , Ananda N S , Hudha M N 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
An instructional media based on the recent technology is essentially required for thematic learning. This research and development aimed at developing an instructional media based on Augmenter Reality animation for 3R (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle) lesson. It employed an ADDIE development procedure that consist of five stages: analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. The Product was validated by two experts; media and content experts. The trial was administered to 20 students and teacher as the prospective users. The instrument of this research was a questionnaire. The results of the instructional media based on Augmented Reality animation development for 3R lesson (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle) confirm that the product is valid and feasible.
Implementation of Naïve Bayes algorithm in IoT-based water cleanliness monitoring system
Authors: Manaf K , Kaffah F M , Mulyana E , Agnia N 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Internet of Things or commonly referred to as IoT is a concept that has the aim to expand the utilization of the internet. The application of IoT can be done in various fields, both in the fields of science, industry, health, and geographical. One example of the application of IoT in this study is for net AI classification, according to Government Regulation No. 82 of 2001 the classification of water quality is divided into 4 classes, namely classes one, two, three and four. By utilizing IoT and implementing the Naïve Bayes algorithm as a basis for classification, it can facilitate monitoring of water itself whether it is feasible or not for use in everyday life. In addition to applying the Naïve Bayes algorithm as an algorithm for classification, it also designs and builds tools for collecting water data, using temperature, pH, and turbidity sensors. The results obtained are the accuracy of 99.16 % for the temperature sensor, 96.89% for the pH sensor and 100% for the water turbidity sensor.
Design and implementation of thesis exam assessment at Science and Technology Faculty UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung
Authors: Hamidi E A Z , Mulyana E , Wildan M , Miftahussalim R , Effendi M R 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Speeding up the calculation process in thesis exam, a web-based thesis exam assessment system is needed, the data of the students would be saved safety on a database. Designing and implementing thesis exam assessment system a web based at Science and Technology Faculty UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung are the purpose. Admin and user are the people who can do at a work principle as a method of this research. User is examiner or counsellor, and admin is operator, usually administration staff. The result would be proven well, after designing and implementing have been processed. All system, such as input text, button and hyperlink in assessment system has been well functioned based on their design, purpose and function.
Fuzzy logic application for short term energy consumption forecasting in one shopping centre at Cirebon city
Authors: Khadijah S , Abdullah A G , Hakim D L 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Short-term forecasting is often used to predict with calculations using time, hour, day or week. This study aims to compare the accuracy of the results of the method. many choices of methods used for conventional forecasting (moving average, exponential smoothing, linear regression, and ARIMA) for artificial intelligence there are artificial neural network algorithms and fuzzy logic. A fuzzy logic method is a method used in research to predict energy consumption in one shopping centre in the city of Cirebon because as is well-known shopping centres are users of considerable energy consumption. The data used in this study is the cooling system which is the biggest user of energy consumption in shopping centres. It is hoped that this research can prove the accuracy of the fuzzy logic method for estimating energy consumption.
System of monitoring on carbon dioxide of broiler chicken growth in closed house
Authors: Alimuddin A , Arafiyah R , Sirajuddin S , Lady N , Susiono W , Masjudin M 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The broiler is one of the chicken to be able to grow fast for producing meat in a relatively short time. In modern times broiler farms have entered the industrial scale. Poultry in this case broiler chickens breathe by inhaling oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide gas and water. In this case, if the oxygen content in the cage is too low, this condition is related to the temperature and humidity of the cage, it will affect the production and health of the chicken. This study aims to determine to find out the distribution of carbon dioxide in broiler farming in a closed house. Method, Equipment was used namely hardware and software specifications; the first, Laptop Creation of programs and real-time data retrieval is done using an Intel Core i3 - 2310M type laptop, 2 GB RAM memory and Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. The second, the Toolbox. power, driver, actuator. The three Closed House and Enclosure Support Devices measuring 1.8m x 1.3 m x 1m are made of boards, equipped with fans, lights, chickens, and sensors. The research support tools include: multimeters, cables, solder, lead, and lead suction. The fifth, MATLAB Software Th system designed is simulated with MATLAB software version 7.8.0.347 (R2009a) with Simulink facilities. The sixth is Code Vision AVR software for creating and coding programs. Code vision used is version 1.25.9. The results of monitoring system carbon dioxide test integrated in real-time the first produce 500 ppm in free air while the second test produces 1000 ppm carbon dioxide if based on the characteristics still carbon dioxide threshold in the closed house.
Investigation of male searching for female silkworm using an artificial pheromone in free-space environment
Authors: Fikri M R , Ramdhany M F , Djamari D W 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
A male insect can exhibit interesting motions and behaviours when it detects the female pheromone. The behaviour shown by a male insect is frequently used for nature-inspired robotics research especially for various applications such as teleoperated and autonomous source locating robots. In this research, we investigate the male searching for female behaviour by changing the source of pheromone using an artificial pheromone. This research is conducted by using three male insects, where, each insect performs three trials and the chosen environment is a free-space environment. The three male insects perform satisfactorily without having any hurdle in a free-space scenario using artificial pheromone. It is concluded that the motion behaviour of insects can be applied in the real robot for searching mission.