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Android Based E-Perpus Application to Improve the Quality of Services in Universities
No full textThe development of the world of technology every year always increases and makes it easier to do anything in their respective fields. Libraries today must adopt technology this time, namely digital technology. A digital library is an electronic library whose information can be stored and retrieved through digital formats. Digital libraries include a group of interconnected workstations connected to a high-speed network. Previous research has developed a library system with non-conventional data processing and easy service for all library members. Based on the above background, the purpose of this research is to create an Android-Based E-Library Application to Improve Service Quality and Support Distance Learning in Higher Education. Place The object of this research is STMIK Pringsewu. The methodology in this study uses qualitative methods. In terms of data collection, there are several types of data collection methods in qualitative research, namely observation, visual analysis, literature review, and interviews. The results of the research are that the downloaded file is a file with a PDF extension, and the downloaded file is complete according to the books that have been registered in the General and System Categories, which have been tested and functioned properly. Suggestions for further research can be integrated with the Higher Education academic administration system and the need for the role of Lecturers to guide, supervise, and invite students to always be independent and patient in learning so that the knowledge gained can be well received
PENGEMBANGAN MODEL PENGAMBILAN KEPUTUSAN MENGGUNAKAN FUZZY MULTIPLE ATTRIBUTE DECISION MAKING UNTUK IDENTIFIKASI POTENSI KEMISKINAN DI KABUPATEN PRINGSEWU
Get PDFPoverty is a difficult problem to deal with. According to the current BPS poverty rate in Indonesia it still reaches 11.7% with the poverty depth index increasing from 1.75% (March 2013) to 1.89%. Then the poverty severity index increased from 0.43% (March) to 0.48%. The poverty line during the period from March to September 2013 increased by 7.85%. For this reason, criteria are needed to determine whether a family is classified as poor or not in Pringsewu District does not yet have criteria with a level of importance to make these decisions. For this reason, a decision support system is needed that can be an alternative decision support in determining poverty potential in Pringsewu district. In the calculation to determine the level of family poverty the Fuzzy Multiple Attribute Decision Making method is used. The manual test results using eight criteria from Nine alternatives where Alternative 6 is the alternative with the highest value of 75.25, and the lowest alternative is in Alternative 4, so Alternative 4 is an alternative identified as potential poverty in the Pringsewu District with a value of 46.25
IMPLEMENTASI SISTEM INFORMASI IVENTARISASI KOMPUTER PADA PT. MASA KINI MANDIRI
Get PDFSemakin berkembangnya media online dan banyaknya barang berupa komputer membuat bagian Umum pada PT. Masa Kini Mandiri ini merasa kewalahan menangani permintaan akan kebutuhan komputer, selain itu bagian umum pun sangat sulit untuk menditeksi keberadaan barang komputer tersebut apabila masih menggunakan pengolahan data yang masih banyak terdapat kesalahan dalam input datanya, oleh karena itu pada penelitian ini akan mengangkat persoalan tentang iventarisasi komputer pada PT. Masa Kini Mandiri dengan menggunakan aplikasi Web sebagai pengolahan datanya.
Untuk mengoptimasi dalam implementasi sistem ini penelitian kali ini menggunakan aplikasi yang berjalan di browser, dengan memanfaatkan aplikasi PHP, MYSQL dan APACHE2 dalam pembuatan aplikasi tersebut
Rancang Bangun Perpustakaan Buku Digital (E-Book) Berbasis Web
No full textOne of the efforts to improve the quality of human resources is to foster interest and reading habits. For this reason, the library is expected to become a center for activities that foster interest and reading habits. Libraries have a great responsibility to increase and develop interest and enthusiasm for reading. Information and communication technology (ICT) has become a part of human life today. Therefore, all institutions are competing in the integration of ICT to build and strengthen their knowledge-based talents, to be able to compete in the global era. The need for information technology (IT) is closely related to the role of libraries as a driving force in the preservation and dissemination of scientific information, which develops along with people's activities of writing, printing, educating, and meeting their information needs. The writing of this study uses the descriptive qualitative method and STMIK Pringsewu as the object of the study. The Web-Based Digital Book Library is designed to be easily accessible to readers. Uploaded e-books are created in PDF format. The digital library system can only be accessed locally in the STMIK Pringsewu environment
MODEL PENGEMBANGAN STRATEGIS SISTEM INFORMASI DAN TEKNOLOGI INFORMASI BERDASARKAN WARD AND PEPPARD PADA PT. MASA KINI MANDIRI (LAMPUNG POST)
Get PDFPerkembangan SI/TI pada perusahaan saat ini mengarah pada pemanfaatan SI / TI yang telah memasuki dan menjadi sebuah alternatif didalam aktivitas pengelolaan dan penyelenggaraan kegiatan perusahaan. Model pengembangan sistem informasi yang akan di gunakan berdasarkan ward and peppard. Metode ward and peppard merupakan model yang di gunakan untuk menyusul sebuah perencanaan strategi pengembangan sistem informasi pada suatu industri. Dengan menggunakan metode ini berbagai faktor pengembangan dalam bidang sistem informasi yang berpengaruh langsung terhadap organisasi, baik internal maupun external di analisis untuk mendapatkan formula pengembangan dalam penyusunan strategi baru SI/TI dan selanjutnya dapat di jadikan pengembangan renstra SI/TI. Hasil dari kajian pengembangan sistem informasi selaras dengan perkembangan bisnis berikutnya. Komponen strategi di petakan kedalam perspektif keuangan, pelanggan, proses bisnis internal dan pengembangan selanjutnya. Iventarisir segala kebutuhan SI/TI untuk di jadikan acuan dalam pengembanga restra berikutnya
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM(SISTEM PENDUKUNG KEPUTUSAN) PENERIMAAN PESERTA DIDIK BARU
Get PDFUntuk membantu pihak sekolah atau panitia penerimaan peserta didik baru di perlukan sebuah keputusanagar dalam pemprosesan/seleksi penerimaan peserta didik baru dapat menghasilkan keputusan yang terbaikuntuk menghasilkan kualitas mutu pendidikan dan menghasilkan sumber daya manusia yang berkualitas sertalulusan yang berdaya saing, karena proses Penerimaan peserta didik baru di SMP 20 Bandar lampung selamaini masih menggunakan metode manual dimana keputusan penerimaan siswa baru masih berdasarkan hasil rapatdewan guru, kuota pendaftaran, dan keputusan kepala sekolah. Dari latar belakang diatas ada beberapapermasalahan yang mempengaruhi penerimaan peserta didik baru yaitu : Hasil seleksi test tulis, hasil seleksi testrapot, prestasi akademik, prestasi non akademik, wawancara, wawancara orang tua. Konsep dasar yangdigunakan dalam menyusun penelitian ini adalah metodologi Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) digunakanuntuk perhitungan bobot kriteria dengan perhitungan yang mengesampingkan perkiraan jumlah nilai daripersyaratan pendaftaran, sehingga kwalitas dan mutu peserta Didik tetap terjaga baik. Hasil penelitian ini adalahblue print mengacu berdasarkan data yang diperoleh melalui metode analisis yang digunakan. Informasi yangdihasilkan akan menjadi informasi yang terintegrasi untuk kebutuhan administratif. Tujuan penelitian berupapelayanan prima yang unggul akan dapat dicapai dengan penerapan peningkatkan fungsi pengolahan data yangoptimal dengan dukungan TIK, peningkatan peranan TIK secara optimal untuk penyediaan sarana-prasaranapendidikan berkualitas, dan pengembangan aplikasi TIK bagi peningkatan kualitas manajemen pendidikan
A New Form of Authoritarianism? Rethinking Military Politics in Post-1999 Nigeria
No full textDespite the vast research that has been done on the Nigerian military, virtually all of these studies have failed to critically examine the accepted role of the military in the democratising phase. This is important because the relationship between the political elite and the military in post-military authoritarian states guarantees either democratic consolidation, or its reversal. In Nigeria, despite an appearance of significant progress in subordinating the military institution to democratic civilian authority, the military remains a crucial political actor in the polity. It appears that the military has yet to accept the core democratic principles of civilian oversight of the institution. This thesis, therefore, explores whether a new form of military authoritarianism is emerging in Nigeria, with the aim of understanding Nigeria’s military behaviour in a transitional phase, from prolonged military authoritarianism to democratisation. To examine this military behaviour, Alfred Stepan’s concept of military prerogatives that was used to understand the military’s behaviour in a transitional phase in Latin America is applied to Nigeria.
A crucial understanding of authoritarianism in Nigeria is initially discussed in this study using mainly document analysis strategy to examine whether multi-ethnic states, such as Nigeria, tend to have authoritarian systems. Six hypotheses form the core analysis of this thesis: first, that the military has retained significant military prerogatives; second, that retired military officers are gaining influential political and economic positions; third, autonomous military involvement in human rights abuses since 1999; and fourth, that civilian government oversight remains weak, and facilitates military authoritarianism. These hypotheses are primarily analysed using the elite interview technique. During the first half of 2011, the author conducted field research where serving and retired military officers were interviewed. The fifth hypothesis is that the military has intervened in politics post-1999. The examination of this hypothesis relies primarily on key security-related media reports (mostly newspaper editorials) on the military after 1999. The examination of the final hypothesis, that increases in military expenditures might facilitate a new form of military authoritarianism, relies primarily on descriptive statistical analysis. In addition, this study collated relevant historical materials that relate to the military, utilising national archival collections.
The empirical findings of this research did not identify a new form of military authoritarianism in Nigeria. The study, however, argues that the unrestricted institutional framework accorded the military has contributed significantly to authoritarian practices in the post-military era in Nigeria. This study discovered that there were similarities between the Brazilian and Nigerian militaries in regard to their military spending during their period in power. Both countries had lower defence budgets. Just as in Brazil, it appears that part of the reason the Nigerian military decided to relinquish power in 1999 had to do with its desire to gain a higher budget, something that was precluded in a military government struggling to retain a sense of legitimacy. The military needed a higher budget to modernise and re-professionalise its institution after more than a decade in power. This feature, which the Nigerian military shares with the Brazilian military, appears to justify the application to Nigeria of Alfred Stepan’s concept of military prerogatives.
PENILAIAN KINERJA DOSEN MENGGUNAKAN MODIFIKASI SKALA LIKERT DENGAN METODE SIMPLE ADDITIVE WEIGHTING
Get PDFDalam penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui langkah-langkah modifikasi metode skala likert dengan metode SAW), dimana masing-masing kriteria dalam hal ini kegiatan-kegiatan yang dilakukan para dosen. Proses penyelesaian dengan menggunakan metode skala likert dengan metode SAW (Simple Additive Weighting. Hasil menggunakan kedua metode tersebut adalah berupa ranking Dosen dengan perpaduan pembobotan nilai-nilai pada kriteria yang dimasukkan dengan data dosen yang telah ada di lembaga perguruan tinggi, aplikasi akan mampu menghasilkan nilai dari tiap-tiap dosen . Ranking ini merupakan dasar rekomendasi bagi pengambilan keputusan untuk penilaian kinerja dosen pada periode tertentu. Dengan demikian maka hasil yang dapat digunakan sebagai acuan pada penilaian kinerja dosen adalah menggunakan modifikasi skala likert dengan metode SAW (Simple Additive Weighting)
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Alsbsstine aad all kinds ot
made-up mortar* for *al*.
Hartford. Conn.. Aug. IB.—Albert
J. Pope ba* been appoint**-', temporary r-ce'v**"* fo»* ih1* *np+ v-toufac-
tuiing Company. The embarrasa*
lUt-la. at JUt ^»iMUUil .. *auu .O
have been brought about by tbe
aondlllone of various subsidiary companies backed by the home concern.
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A. Pop*. Tb* UcManaa-Kelly Company of Toledo waa an applicant for
the receivership. Counsel for tbe r**>
mlvar state* that th* receivership ls
tbe outgrowth of rigid money conditions. He add* that tb* assets amount
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present day pretty typewriter. HI*
machine, It la claimed, will actually
writ* letters at the rate of 1,000
words a minute, continuously, and do
tho work correctly and automatically.
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two ways. If It 1* desired to make a
number of copies of the aame l*9tte#
wltb different name* and address**.
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two or thr** colors, fill In th** ni.rn**
and address and add the signature.
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| tbe phonograph, transfer the record
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morning tho letters will be done, the
1 machine automatically stopping when
: all th* letters are written.
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wrappers, aad count thetn a* well.
It will write forward or backward,
and If desired the lines may be Juati-
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' Wives of business men may now
breathe easier, for tbe machine la
warranted not to flirt.
I Dr. Henry Lcfavour, prciidcnt of
' Simmons College, Roaton. write*:
"The prosperity and happiness of a
• community is largely dependent on
. the useful activity of all its member a,
men and women, and it ii a seriotH
'outlook if any of our social trendu
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.as men, bat civilization has tended to
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thc scale of living is to produce an
[increasingly large clas* of women who
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and of persons dependent upon tbem.
. Even outside of thc realm of commercial industry there is a growing need
of more business-like training. The
■ home, in which most women are natu-
i rally and rightly employed, now rc-
i quires more and more administra-
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training.
"If the proper business training can
be secured, women will become more
and more available a* assistants in of
' fices of business and professional men.
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to them. Commercial offices will .hi
ifcrcntiate their tasks in order to make
j use of the peculiarly valuable help
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mad*, in responsible positions will in-
' rrease tbe number of positions avail*
'able for those women who are less
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j cultivation of general intelligence,
■ which include** not merely knowledge,
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oi the general faculties; secondly, a
'special cultivation of tonic particular
knowledge or art which is to be utilized; and. third, a development of thai
'peculiar inventive power of adapting
means to etui*, which we call executive capacity. A comparison of the
woman of a century ago with thc wo-
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velnpment has already taken place.
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the chief cauao of race suicide, according lo an address he made at th*
Chautauqua Anaambly yaeterday.
"I ht-sttate to bring up th* qu**-
Uon of-race suicide.*' he aald, "but It
I* a dismal fact that th* Increased
expense of bringing up children In
cities where the people either choos*
or are compelled to lire ta largely responsible for the decreaae la tb*
birth rat*.
"1 have estimated It carefully that
among (he middle classes In our
cities each child mill cost his parents
ItS.OflO from hi* birth until he
reach** economic Independence."
Mr. Drook* d*clan<d thai for *acb
case of laaaalty or suicide there were
t*n sources of degeneration, which
maay ascribe to tbe rapid pace of
modern lit*.
To Hold Street Carnival
Much mtcre-t t*. bring evinced in
tin* iniiiiiig street i irtiival, to br held
at Burlmgame on the .ifterneon and
evening of August H. by the member*,
of the woman's club of that suburb
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the occasion, there will be home-in.-It-
refreshments of the nu>*.t iiflici-ii»-
sorts, innumerable -ule *.!.■••.- * .in!
hundred* of Japs^ie»e l.mtern**. to lend
color and attracrTvenes* to tbe scene.
The time selected is a *.ea»on wben
warm weather seem* probable, **n-l
there will he a foil moon at that date.
Special train rates will be arranged
for. and a large number of San Franciscans and prominent suburbanites
will be promt at tbe pretty ..ff.nr
Refuse* to Advanrt* I'lumben' Wngt-a.
Ooldfleld. N*r., Aug. U.—Tb*
Blaster plumber* and representatives
of the building* now being erected
hero hare taken a determined stand
against th* demand* of th* Journeymen plumbers for an Increase In
wage* from |s to tt a day. A raise
from 17 to 3,000*e
day will be lost to organised labor.
Expect Building Boom.
j There is every proipect of an ex-
[ten-,ivc building boom ou the coast
within the next few month** On all
r>ides can be heard the --iic-non a\kcd
by strangers who have purchased property, as to the price of building ma-
: tcrial and the probable cost of con-
■ struetion of the building.—Half MoM
Bay Review.
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Washington. Aug. 16.—-President
Roosevelt has pardoned Nancy Miller, who wa* convio-*;il about all
yeara ago In Indian Territory of manslaughter for killing Altec Blake In
a dispute over a gosling. The woman
was sentenced to pay a One of |600
and to serve ten y*nraj*\ the Ohio
penitentiary The patrdooed woman
has served sli years ot her term. Sbs
Is the mother of six children.
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