Preparation Of Final Report Research Articles

Design of Environmental Detector System (EDS) application through industrial and vocational collaboration

Politeknik Negeri Medan (POLMED) as a vocational institution and PT Berkat Solusi Teknik as a partner have the same responsibility to solve problems that exist in society. Problems in society related to pollution from industrial waste. This is due to many complaints from the public, NGO, and other organizations regarding environmental damage due to production and economic activities. Based on the problems above, this study is needed to detect and monitor environmental parameters such as CO2 level, lighting, noise, temperature, humidity, and measurement data that can be accessed and displayed in real-time via the internet. The implementation method is strengthening work organization, making EDS prototype brackets, design of an environmental detector system (EDS) prototype, prototype testing, MBKM internship, international conferences, monitoring and coordinating with partner, internal monitoring, and evaluation I and II, and preparation of final report. We innovate in the selection of components and the technology used. This collaboration is a symbiotic mutualism between POLMED and industry. The results are in average values, namely the density of dust particles is 1.418 µg/m3. Temperature 36.60oC. Humidity 53.82%RH. Light intensity 10,615 lux. These values above are still normal condition, and there is no pollution in campus. Especially for temperature and humidity. This condition above on the threshold.

Pendampingan Motivasi Belajar Siswa melalui Penggunaan Ice Breaking dan Media Visual di MI Islamiyah Bumijaya

The aim of community service activities is to provide learning motivation through the use of Ice Breaking and Visual Media at MI Islamiyah Bumijaya. The implementation of PKM activities is carried out in several activity stages, including Problem Identification, Preparation of Program Plans, Training and Preparation, Program Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation and Preparation of Final Reports. The results of this PKM activity obtained good results, such as increased motivation, student activity in class, and increased student learning concentration both in class and outside of class. The active involvement of teachers, students and parents has contributed to the success of this PKM program. This shows that investment in education has a positive impact on students' development and creates a brighter future for them

Training in academic information system usage at Ash Shidiq Integrated Islamic Junior High School

Ash-Shidiq Foundation recently established the Integrated Islamic Middle School (SMP IT). Currently, the school manages academic data manually, either on paper or through spreadsheet applications. Recognizing an opportunity, the Telkom University Software Engineering Expertise Group decided to provide community service by implementing a web-based academic information system for the school. This system is hosted on a server accessible via the Internet, enabling staff, teachers, and students to access it. It aims to simplify academic data reporting for school managers. The entire community service project, from initial observation to system installation, training, video documentation, and final report preparation, spanned approximately six months. Training sessions were conducted in a classroom setting for school principals, staff, and teachers. Feedback from this community service activity showed that 25% strongly agreed, 37.5% agreed, and 37.5% were neutral regarding the suitability of the training material to partners' needs. Regarding the presentation of material, 75% strongly agreed, 25% agreed, and 50% were neutral, with 37.5% in agreement and 12.5% in disagreement about the usefulness of the technology offered.

Pengembangan Komposter Sampah Rumah Tangga Untuk Mendukung Lingkungan Berkelanjutan Di Dusun Klitih Desa Wajik Kecamatan Lamongan Kabupaten Lamongan

Household waste is anything that is no longer used, used, liked, so it must be disposed of. The majority of people think that household waste is something that has no value and is not utilized. In Klitih Hamlet there are 80 heads of households, where each house can produce around 0.5 to 1 kilogram of household waste per day. Abundant and unutilized waste can cause air pollution, attract lots of flies, as well as an unsightly environment. Therefore, it must be handled immediately by managing household waste as a material for making compost which produces solid organic fertilizer and liquid organic fertilizer, while inorganic household waste is used as a medium for making verticulture. The stages of implementing this program began with preparation, then socialization was held to PKK Dusun Klitih women. The second stage was the distribution of Tooster packages to 43 PKK women. The third stage is composting monitoring. After that, making verticulture media and planting. The fourth stage is verticulture monitoring and verticulture assessment. The fifth stage was harvesting verticulture vegetables and compost and followed by filling out questionnaires by PKK women. The fifth stage is closing by holding talk shows and joint gymnastics, then evaluating activities. The last stage is the preparation of progress reports and the preparation of final reports and seminars. The results of the implementation are the existence of new habits from PKK Dusun Klitih women for program sustainability in utilizing organic and inorganic household waste so that it has economic value by producing compost products, liquid organic fertilizer, and plants from verticulture system cultivation.

Status and Prospects of Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization Automation-A Survey among Laboratory Directors and Their Designates.

As a clinical diagnostic technique, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) is simple, reliable, cost-effective and widely applicable. Due to technology advances, automation systems are adapted in FISH in different ways, involving all and/or some of the following procedural steps: sample processing, probe distribution, hybridization, post-wash, result analysis and/or final report preparation. To better understand the status and prospective of FISH automation, a survey has been recently performed among Cytogenetic Laboratory Directors and/or their designated Laboratory Managers, Supervisors or certified Cytogenetic Technologists. We present here the preliminary analysis of this survey, to advocate more discussion about standardization of the FISH automation as well as implementation of FISH automation as part of educational programs for Cytogenetic Technologists.

PENDAMPINGAN PEMBELAJARAN PIDATO DENGAN METODE PRACTICE REHEARSAL PAIRS PADA SISWA MADRASAH IBTIDAIYAH

Speech is one of the skills that must be practiced by students in elementary school. Speech is one of the first steps to practice oral communication skills. The fact that occurs in the classroom that students feel less able to do this activity. In addition, students feel that their level of self-convidence is very low. In this regard, the researchers provided assistance to students to practice speech activities using the practice rehearsal pairs method. This activity was carried out at MI Mafatihul Huda. The method of implementation includes preparation, implementation of activities, evaluation, and preparation of final report. As for the result of the activites, the students confidence in giving speeches in pairs. In addition, speech practice is able to hone students speaking skills and increase students interest in learning because they study in pairs with their friends.

IMPLEMENTASI METODE WATERFALL PADA APLIKASI SEWA SAWAH DI DESA TANJUNGSARI KABUPATEN JEMBER BERDASARKAN PERSPEKTIF EKONOMI PEDESAAN

<p><strong><em>Abstract</em></strong><em> :</em> <em>This study aims to design a rice field rental application in Tanjungsari Village, Jember Regency which is viewed from the Rural Economic Perspective. This review of the rural economic perspective is carried out by considering the calculation of the profits obtained between rice field owners and rice tenants in developing and cultivating agricultural land. The rice field rental system in force in this village mostly uses an annual payment system, although some use a profit-sharing system and are based on the harvest season. The annual system is widely chosen because its economic value is higher than other rental systems. This is because some crops can be harvested more than once a year as well as the possibility of easy monitoring for some rice field owners who are residents who come from outside the city and own agricultural land in the area, but cannot manage it well. </em></p><p><em>The process of renting rice fields in the village usually takes place conventionally by telephone, coming directly to the house of the rice field owner, or through the services of an intermediary. The making of a written agreement regarding the lease is sometimes ignored, only based on a verbal mutual agreement. To deal with these problems, we need a rice field rental application that is built on a web-based basis using the Waterfall method by focusing on comparing the benefits of a land rent with various rental systems. This Rice Field Rental Application has four main features, namely Registration of Lease Members and List of FarmLand that is ready to lease, Lease and Payment Transactions (Direct Lease or with Intermediary Services), Preparation and Verification of Rice Field Rental Agreements, and Preparation of Final Reports of Rice Field Rental. The results of Alpha testing using BlackBox testing show that all functionalities are running successfully according to the test scenario. While beta testing to users shows that 86.3% of users can accept this Rice Field Rental Application.</em> </p><p><em> </em></p><p><strong><em>Keywords</em></strong><strong><em>:</em></strong><em> Application, Online Rental, Farmland, Alpha/Beta Testing.</em></p>

Pemberdayaan Perempuan sebagai Vulnerable Group dalam Penyebaran HIV/AIDS di Kelurahan Bastiong Kota Ternate

The aim of implementing this community service is to increase the knowledge of housewives about preventing HIV/AIDS transmission with ABCD education in Bastiong Karance Village, Ternate City. The method used in the implementation of this activity is women's empowerment in the form of socialization and providing information starting from planning which includes identifying needs, identifying existing potentials and weaknesses, determining ways out of the activities to be carried out, and organizing, implementing, monitoring evaluation and final report preparation. Participants in community service activities are 35 housewives. The results of the community service activities carried out were an increase in the knowledge of housewives in an effort to prevent HIV/AIDS transmission in the Bastiong Karance Village, Ternate City.

Effect of nutrition education and traditional game-based physical activity interventions, on lipid profile improvement in overweight and obese children in West Java Indonesia.

BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVESOne ongoing effort to curtail dyslipidemia in school children is through lifestyle intervention. This study analyzes outcomes of the intervention of nutrition education and Javanese traditional game-based physical activity, on lipid profiles of overweight and obese children.SUBJECTS/METHODSThe experimental study consisted of three steps: data collection (October to December 2016), intervention processes (January to March 2017), and final report preparation (April to May 2017). This was a split-plot block study, enrolling a total of 72 subjects. Traditional game intervention (12 meetings) and nutrition education (9 meetings) was carried out within 3 months with material related to obesity.RESULTSOur results showed no decrease in the levels of total cholesterol in the group receiving nutrition education (rise by 1.56 mg/dL), but when compared to subjects without intervention, total cholesterol levels experienced was increased. The group which did not receive physical activity showed increase in the total cholesterol, whereas the traditional game intervention group showed a decrease of 0.05 mg/dL total cholesterol at the end of the intervention. Nutrition education and physical activity interventions did not influence any reduction in the low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) levels, but rather showed a tendency to increase at the end of the intervention. However, the increase in LDL-c levels in the traditional game group was lower than in other intervention groups. Duncan's test indicated that the effect of nutrition education and physical activity interventions did not differ from the cut-off values of LDL-C and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol.CONCLUSIONSTotal cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the traditional game group tended to decrease at the end of the intervention, but the results did not differ much from other intervention groups. We deduce that nutrition education and traditional game-based physical activity interventions are not capable of improving blood lipid profiles in overweight and obese children within 3 months. It is necessary to increase the time of physical activity intervention to maintain the lipid profile in another study.

STATUS AND PERSPECTIVE OF FORENSIC ACCOUNTING IN REPUBLIKA SRPSKA / STANJE I PERSPEKTIVE FORENZIČKOG RAČUNOVODSTVA U REPUBLICI SRPSKOJ

Expert testimony is becoming one of the main validation activities in financial crime. It is also amongst the most criticized ones because it can significantly slowdown court proceedings, especially in complex expert assessments, which is often the case with economic and financial subjects. Forensic accounting experts, which are also known as forensic accountants, are increasingly being hired to provide expert evaluation on these subjects. Republika Srpska recognized the need for this profession timely by granting it legal legitimacy.However, little progress has been made in its implementation in practice. This paper analyzes requirements and state of forensic accounting in Republika Srpska, and accordingly makes recommendations for further improvements such as gathering information of better quality that would help in financial investigations. Profession of forensic accountant is interdisciplinary and covers full range of different services, which signals the necessity to unify the criteria globally. So far, no such criteria exist nor are there any indications harmonization. Standard for required knowledge has been set by the American Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), which certifies financial forensic professionals with certificate in forensic accounting. The established criteria offer a solid basis for the detection, collection and presentation of evidence in the financial fraud expert process. Currently it remains unclear whether the forensic accountant acts alone or as part of an interdisciplinary team.The knowledge currently offered by educators in Republika Srpska cannot bring quality in specific types of services, which primarily require specialist knowledge. For each type of service, it is necessary to define the characteristics, required knowledge and skills that a forensic accountant must possess. In accordance with such requirements, educational programs for forensic accounting need to be modified by providing guidance on their homogenization. Educational programs must be consistent with the actions of other participants in the implementation of forensic accounting, such as users, providers, educators, etc. With synergistic action, it is possible to raise the professional competence of the forensic accountant and align it with the requirements of the market. The ultimate educational outcome is to educate a forensic accountant so that he or she has specialist knowledge in accounting, law and auditing, as well as skills in the effective forensic accounting. Forensic accounting requires continuous learning and skills acquisition in accordance with the guidelines of international standards and recommendations, as well as good practical application. The aim of this paper is to promote forensic accounting and the profession of forensic accountant as an expert with specialist knowledge and skills.The future focus should be on improving the professional integrity of expert witnesses relating to more complex economic crimes, accelerating final report preparation, enhancing supervision of expert witnesses and their work, and sanctioning unprofessional behaviors.

Use of the Delphy Technique: a case for the development of ecotourism in western Lombok

Delphi technique was developed in 1950 by researchers at the Rand Corporation led by Norman Delkey and Olaf Helmer and has since been used in hundreds of businesses forecasting in the public and private sectors. Delphi technique is a judgmental forecasting procedure for obtaining, exchanging, and developing an informed opinion about future events. Therefore, the Delphi technique is a systematic way to get a consensus of opinion among the experts who have related interests through a panel discussion. The objective of most Delphi is the reliable and creative exploration of ideas or the production of suitable information for decision making. The key features of the Delphi technique, namely: (1) systematic, (2) questionnaire, (3) expert judgment, (4) iteration process, and (5) feedback. Baseline characteristics of the Delphi technique (conventional) there are five, namely: (1) anonymity, (2) iteration, (3) controlled feedback, (4) statistical group response, and (5) expert consensus. While the characteristics of a policy Delphi also five, namely: (1) selective anonymity, (2) informed multiple advocacies, (3) polarized statistical response, (4) structured conflict, and (5) computer conferencing. Steps in the application of policy Delphi there are seven, namely: (1) issue specification, (2) selection advocates, (3) questionnaire design, (4) analysis of first-round results, (5) development of subsequent questionnaires, (6) organization of group meetings, and (7) preparation of final report.

PKM Bagi Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Muhammadiyah Di Kecamatan Salam Kabupaten Magelang

MIM Jagalan (1950) and MIM Jumoyo (1968) is a Basic Education Institution in Salam Sub-district, Magelang. Although it has been half a century established, but until now still experiencing a number of obstacles, among which are 1) the low knowledge and understanding of the National Education Standards (SNP) so that the impact on the implementation of quality education process; 2) the existence of gaps in the implementation of primary education (MI and SD) in Salam District Magelang regency; 3) The objective conditions of teachers and human resources and the resources of instructional media for educational visual aids (APE) so as to impact on the limitations in supporting quality learning process; 4) The lack of support of madrasah stakeholders in the development of madrasah both morally and materially. In relation to this matter, it is a community service activity that aims to improve the quality of madrasah to madrasah with quality education process. The method to be used in the achievement of the objective is Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) participatory community empowerment model. The method is divided into three stages: preparation, implementation and mentoring, and preparation of reports. The preparation phase begins with permission, preparation through Forum Group Discussion (FGD) division of implementing tasks with partners. Implementation phase begins with socialization, SNP evaluation, document quality assurance, APE development assistance, strategy training and learning method, final stage of preparation of final report.

ALAT PENGERING TANPA LISTRIK MENGGUNAKAN SUNLIGHT COLLECTOR TECHNOLOGY OPTIMALISASI PRODUKSI LENTENG


 Lenteng is a food made from flaked cassava batter and then fried. In terms of the shape of the lent has similarities with cassava opak. The application of technology in the production process is still minimal and the limited capital to buy equipment makes the development of UMKM business owned by Mrs. Sudiyati still tend to stagnant. The main problem in the production of Lenteng is the time of drying of the Lenteng which reaches 2 days with traditional drying. The purpose of this research is to make Lenteng dryers that do not use electricity as energy source and design an effective and efficient tool so that it can speed up the drying process to increase the production amount. The output target of this research is the Electric less Dry using Sunlight Collector Technology and being innovative in helping to accelerate the drying process of the Lenteng. The method used in this research is literature study, survey, design or drawing design, dryer manufacture, field testing and analysis, tool evaluation, and preparation of final report of PKM activities. 
 From the data of dry material test results can be seen that the weight of the product before and after dried in APTL has a difference of 4-11 grams so the result is drier, whereas from the temperature test results data can be seen that the temperature in APTL higher 7-19,1oC which can affect the drying process significantly. Based on these calculations APTL (Dryer Without Electricity can increase production of 4.67 kg of Lenteng from initial production and drying process with increasing temperature up to 69.9 ° C and 10% humidity can dry the lent in 2-3 hours or 4,67- 7X faster than traditional drying, and using APTL can save the drying place, which required 12 rigs to dry 20 kg of lent, with this Dryer only requires 5 dryers with a capacity of 3.752 kg per drying whereas Rigen (traditional) only loading 1, 675 kg per drying

Verano de investigación, relato de experiencia de un estudiante de enfermería

El estudiante de enfermería precisa un acercamiento a la investigación que le permita ampliar su visión del mundo del cuidado, esta experiencia se puede ver reforzada con el contacto con investigadores y en México se brinda esta oportunidad a través de la experiencia en Veranos de Investigación. El objetivo del presente artículo es relatar la experiencia vivida en un verano de investigación con un investigador durante ese periodo. Metodología: Se trata de un relato de experiencia de un estudiante en un verano de investigación llevado a cabo en los meses de junioj- ulio de 2016 en una institución de educación superior. Resultados: El estudiante acudió a actividades planeadas con un investigador en el área de investigación al adulto mayor, se llevó a cabo búsqueda de literatura, colecta de datos, análisis de los datos recabados y elaboración de informe final. Las actividades correspondieron a un proyecto de investigación en un centro gerontológico, además de participar con los adultos mayores, el estudiante logró adquirir habilidades y conocimientos en investigación. El licenciado en enfermería debe adquirir en su formación la competencia necesaria para la investigación, de manera que le permita desarrollar el observar los fenómenos y describirlos, apoyado por investigadores que le faciliten el proceso de aprendizaje. Conclusión: Los veranos de investigación acercan a los estudiantes de enfermería a la investigación mediante la experienda con un investigador experto que guía al estudiante y de igual manera ejerce la motivación para este proceso; vinculando el cuidado con el proceso científico.

WinGXandORTEP for Windows: an update

TheWinGXsuite provides a complete set of programs for the treatment of small-molecule single-crystal diffraction data, from data reduction and processing, structure solution, model refinement and visualization, and metric analysis of molecular geometry and crystal packing, to final report preparation in the form of a CIF. It includes several well known pieces of software and provides a repository for programs when the original authors no longer wish to, or are unable to, maintain them. It also provides menu items to execute external software, such as theSIRandSHELXsuites of programs. The programORTEP for Windowsprovides a graphical user interface (GUI) for the classicORTEPprogram, which is the original software for the illustration of anisotropic displacement ellipsoids. The GUI code provides input capabilities for a wide variety of file formats, and extra functionality such as geometry calculations and ray-traced outputs. The programsWinGXandORTEP for Windowshave been distributed over the internet for about 15 years, and this article describes some of the more modern features of the programs.

Benefits of an Automated GLP Final Report Preparation Software Solution

The final product of analytical laboratories performing US FDA-regulated (or GLP) method validation and bioanalysis studies is the final report. Although there are commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) software/instrument systems available to laboratory managers to automate and manage almost every aspect of the instrumental and sample-handling processes of GLP studies, there are few software systems available to fully manage the GLP final report preparation process. This lack of appropriate COTS tools results in the implementation of rather Byzantine and manual processes to cobble together all the information needed to generate a GLP final report. The manual nature of these processes results in the need for several iterative quality control and quality assurance events to ensure data accuracy and report formatting. The industry is in need of a COTS solution that gives laboratory managers and study directors the ability to manage as many portions as possible of the GLP final report writing process and the ability to generate a GLP final report with the click of a button. This article describes the COTS software features needed to give laboratory managers and study directors such a solution.

Looking for Funding in All the Right Places

The aim of this compact, well-organized volume is to guide the hopeful brain and behavioral sciences researcher through the entire proposal and funding process, from conceptualizing an initial project idea all the way to preparation of final reports and competing renewal applications. Particularly for the novice grant-seeker, this volume is a useful aid to cracking the often mystifying world of research funding opportunities.

Field Research as a Pedagogical Tool for Learning Hydrogeochemistry and Scientific-Writing Skills

The main objectives of the advanced undergraduate applied hydrogeochemistry course at Eastern Connecticut State University include (1) thinking scientifically, (2) doing science, and (3) writing scientifically, all in the context of hydrogeochemistry. To these ends, students read and give presentations on scientific-journal articles, work collaboratively on a semester-long field-research project, and write a final formal report. The class is involved in every step of the research project from project design, sample collection and analysis, and data interpretation, to final report preparation. The course is process-oriented rather than task-oriented in an effort to concentrate on developing critical-thinking skills as opposed to learning “cookbook” techniques. Students who complete the course successfully take with them basic hydrogeochemical knowledge, collaborative research experience, and a report that they can show to employers or graduate schools as evidence of their writing ability. During the two years the course has been offered, student response has been overwhelmingly positive.

Training Needs Assessment Data‐gathering Methods:

The first in a series of articles which further explore four training needs assessment (TNA) research and data‐gathering methods: survey questionnaires, individual interviews, focus groups, and on‐site observations which were first presented in an article entitled “Training Needs Assessment: An ‘Open‐systems’ Application” in the Journal of European Industrial Training, Vol. 17 No. 1. Reviews the types of survey questionnaire most commonly used in the determination of training needs. Emphasizes codes of ethics. Makes comparisons between standardized and custom‐designed questionnaires, with research indicating that the custom approach works best when attempting to identify specific training needs germane to a particular group or organization. Provides various types of question‐response sample along with recommendations for the survey administration and final report preparation. Discusses “E‐Mail” or electronic mail as a variation of the written survey questionnaire. Recommends the custom‐designed survey questionnaire for use as part of a systematic approach to determining and analysing training needs as a result of its flexibility, its yield of quantitative as well as qualitative data, and its results‐oriented format.

Increasing minority participation in biomedical and nursing research.

There is an increased need for minority representation in biomedical and nursing research. Factors such as lack of suitable mentors, inadequate academic preparation, and poor self-image contribute to minorities not seeking graduate education and careers in research. This article presents an overview of a federally funded research project, Minority Biomedical Research Support (MBRS), that provided opportunities for Native Americans to participate in and gain experience with a research project. The project involved a qualitative study that investigated diabetes mellitus in the Navajo and Hopi peoples. Students were trained in all aspects of the research process including data collection and analysis and the preparation of final reports. Some of the perplexing issues and concerns that surround minority participation in research are discussed. MBRS programs can provide a model and means for nurse researchers to conduct worthwhile investigations and provide research training for minority students. The authors use their experience with this study to encourage more involvement by nursing programs in projects such as this, thus enhancing minority opportunities in nursing research.