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Bahagian Jalan, Jabatan Kerja Raya Negeri Selangor / Nurul Syuhada Ahmad
Get PDFCivil Engineering students of semester 4, 2015 of Faculty of Civil Engineering, University Technology Mara are required to undergo an Industrial Training for 7 weeks on the semester break of after finished final examination of Part4. The period of Industrial Training commence on 20 APRIL 2014 and completed on 5 JUNE 2014.
Industrial training main intention is to expose the students to real-life experiences of the engineering works and to get them involved in Civil Engineering projects before graduate. It is one of the requirements for the award of Diploma in Civil Engineering is that the students MUST complete at least eight (7) weeks of industrial training. Industrial training is usually collected during the semester break at the end of the third year student (semester 4 and above). The technical and non-technical outcomes of the course may be assessed and evaluated through this industrial training. The industrial training can be used
in colleting important information on civil engineering field that can be used later on as a review or guidance. With this training, I can introduce to the society on how the Civil
Engineering Course by University Technology Mara (UiTM) works.
To increase the level of graduates able to work, industrial training program was introduced to strengthen the competencies required. Industrial training course give
students learning opportunities in the world of work to receive practical experience in order to improve the reliability of the market. We can also say that, the faculty intended to give the students an understanding on how the field of civil engineering is work.
Industrial training can provide the students to have a new experience and with commitment from all side, these can give a long term benefits them during this industrial
training period. The most important thing is what the students give during the training, that is the main key on what the resulted will turn to be. This automatically can also enhanced and boost their talent in civil engineering field for their future needs
Egyptian Revolution Visualization in Arabic Song Syuhada 25 Yanayer and Sout El Horreya
Get PDFThis study presents a description of the visual depiction of the revolutionary process, or Tsaurah which is shown in the song clips of Syuhada 25 Yanayer and Sout El Horreya. By using semiotic theory Roland Barthes is able to interpret the signs seen in the clips of the two songs. Details about the Tsaurah incident can be known and examined after watching and analyzing every piece of the video clips of the revolutionary songs. The description of the struggle of the Egyptian people can be seen from two different sides in these two research objects; he looks full of sadness when he sees the visual for the song Syuhada 25 Yanayer, and he looks full of happiness when he sees the clip for the song Sout El Horreya. The study used in this research is descriptive qualitative type. The collection of data in this paper was done by observing and noting. The results of the study show that the two song clips that are the object of study are able to visually depict the conditions during the Revolution in Egypt
Implementation of KH Ahmad Dahlan's educational thoughts in the merdeka curriculum
Get PDFThis research aims to see how the thoughts of KH Ahmad Dahlan are implemented in the kurikulum merdeka that is being promoted by the government through KEMDIKBUDRISTEK. The research method used is a literature review where the author collects data on the educational thoughts of KH Ahmad Dahlan, independent curriculum and discusses how it is implemented. The results of the study show that the thoughts of KH Ahmad Dahlan are implemented in the independent curriculum in several aspects including: in the education system, namely the integration of religious and Scientific knowledge curricula, in the aspect of educational goals, namely the formation of students who are religiously knowledgeable and intelligent in insight and scientific views which are reflected in the Pancasila student profile, in terms of technical implementation, namely indications of pending development of educational implementation, in terms of learning methods namely contextual learning which is reflected in intracurricular and cocurricular learning models on independent curriculum. In addition to these four aspects, both KH Ahmad Dahlan and the concept of independent curriculum focus on developing students both individually and socially. The implication of this research is the formation of educational institutions that truly become an answer to the needs of students in facing the development of time, not just schools as a formality to get a diploma. As for educators, they should be more open-minded so that they are ready to develop and ready to become a solution for student development
Stability analysis of Magnetohydrodynamic flow and heat transfer over an exponentially permeable stretching/shrinking sheet in Ferrofluids with the influence of heat generation
Get PDFThe steady, two-dimensional and laminar magnetohydrodynamic flow and heat transfer over an exponentially permeable stretching/shrinking sheet in ferrofluids with the existence of heat generation and suction is numerically studied. Using appropriate similarity variables, the governing partial differential equations are reduced to ordinary differential equations before being solved by a collocation method, namely the bvp4c function in MATLAB. This investigation explores the influence of parameters involved in this study towards the skin friction coefficient, local Nusselt number, velocity, and temperature profiles, and the results are showed graphically and thoroughly discussed. Interestingly, dual solutions (first and second solutions) exist in this study which prompted us to proceed more with the stability analysis. This analysis revealed that the first solution is stable and physically reliable and the second solution is unstable and not physically reliable. The results show that the upsurge of the magnetic parameter and mass transfer parameter (suction) help boost the heat transfer rate. Moreover, an enhancement in heat transfer rate can be observed as the heat generation parameter decreases
Industrial training report: PERKESO Seri Manjung / Siti Ili Syuhada Ahmad Zaid
Get PDFMy six-month industrial training at SOCSO Seri Manjung was summarized in this report. My industrial training began on March 1, 2021, and will end on August 13, 2021 Puan Rossita Binti Ladin, my supervisor, and Encik Muhammad Ashreeq Bin Amierullah, a SOCSO’s officer who gave and shared a lot of information with me, were the person who supported me the most during my internship. I am assigned to five departments in this office which are the Benefit Department, the Enforcement Department, the Finance Department, the Administration Department, and the Employment Insurance System (EIS) Department. According to the schedule, I will rotate through each department once every two weeks. The goal of this exchange is to gain more knowledge and experience about this company. Furthermore, this report discusses SOCSO's company's industry analysis for eight consecutive years. This industry analysis seeks to assess the company's performance in several areas, including profitability ratio, leverage ratio, liquidity ratio, and efficiency ratio, to determine whether it is performing well or poorly. Other than that, it also discusses how to solve the company's problems to improve their performance
Factors for non—compliance to diabetic diet among ype 2 diabetes mellitus patients / Sazliqa Syuhada Ahmad Hambal
Get PDFType 2 Diabetes Mellitus is a common health problem all over the world. In order to manage this disease successfully, it requires good lifestyle modification that include frequent self-monitoring blood glucose, exercise, dietary modification and proper medications intake. Out of these recommendations, dietary recommendation is the most important part that patients have to follow properly besides taking medications. Diabetes patients usually require dietary counseling that will help them to select the right quantity and type of foods so that they can take balanced diet. However, the adherence to dietary management is the problem among peoples with diabetes. The purpose of the study was to identify the factors for non-compliance to diabetic diet and also to determine the relationship between demographic characteristic and factor of non compliance to diabetic diet among Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. A cross sectional study was conducted in Klinik Kesihatan Shah Alam, Selangor. Convenience sampling method was carried out for the selection of235 patients who had type 2 diabetes mellitus. The data was collected by face to face interview questionnaire. The overall of dietary non compliance of respondents was 211 patients which were 89.8% while patients that compliance to dietary was only 24 patients which were 10.2 %. There were three factors that have been identified as the highest frequency. The factors were eating out 140 (59.6%), inappropriate dietary habits 151 (64.3%) and granting self permission 125 (53.2%). Eating out found to be significantly associated with demographic characteristic (gender, employment status and educational level) which the p-values were 0.001 respectively. The rest of the factor had no significant association with demographic except social and emotion support from family and friends. There were significant relationship between family support and friends support with gender in which the p-value was 0.016 and 0.10 respectively. In conclusion, the rate of non compliance was high and there were several factors that have been identified as the barrier or reasons why patients do not comply to diabetic diet
Air quality pattern assessment in Peninsular Malaysia using statistical approach / Nur Syuhada Aini Ahmad Lokman Bukhari
Get PDFThe causes of air quality problems detected are the high increase in the number of vehicles, the rapidly growing urbanization and industrialization that indirectly poses a threat to the environment and public health. The primary objective of this research was to analyze air quality pattern in Peninsular Malaysia utilizing cluster analysis. The sub-objectives of this study were to classify the air quality pattern using hierarchical cluster analysis, to differentiate between clusters using discriminant analysis and also to identify sources of air pollution using principal component analysis. The data was provided by the Department of Environment (DOE) of Malaysia for the years 2013 until 2016 (4 years). Basically, parameters of air pollution index (API) namely nitrogen dioxide (NO2), carbon monoxide (CO), particulate matter, ozone (O3), sulfur dioxide (SO2) and particulate matter less than10 microns (PM10) were involved in this study. Therefore, statistical approach which is cluster analysis (CA) was used in this study. It cluster three smaller classes compared to 48 air monitoring stations which has the same characteristics. Hierarchical cluster analysis was choosen to study the pattern of air pollution index(API) based on a yearly and monthly basis. It was shown that 2015 has more standout and different pattern. To distinguish between three classes, Discriminant Analysis (DA) has been used where it uses standard, backward and forward stepwise technique. This study also used Wilks’ lambda test to measure how well each variables separates into groups. Principal Component Analysis (PCA) was used to identify significant pollutant parameters which caused the air quality problem in the peninsular area. The study found that CO and PM10 are the major pollutants that have contributed to degrade air quality in the Peninsular Malaysia based on the three classes due to combustion process from vehicles and industries. As conclusion, analyzing huge data sets become better understanding on air quality and also more clearly identify significant air pollutant parameters when using statistical approach
Banana Crispy: social media portfolio / Nur Syuhada Ahmad and Nurul Asyiqin Ramli
Get PDFFacebook is a social networking platform that was founded at Harvard University in 2004 and is widely used by people worldwide since it enables us to interact and communicate with family and friends via an internet platform. We have benefited from social media, which was created to link people from all over the world at any time with the use of merely the Internet. Facebook enables entrepreneurs to create online enterprises by advertising, promoting, and even introducing their items to clients. Additionally, it might quickly become the favorite of businesses that were able to precisely target an audience and distribute advertisements directly to those most likely to purchase our products or services. This social networking site features an exceptional feature that is aimed to attract new users. It is solely dependent on Facebook to attract customers and sell its products, as is the case with Banana Crispy, a small internet business. Because of the nature of the internet, online businesses will always have a stronger influence on customer behavior than traditional enterprises. The increasing number of Facebook users on a daily basis necessitates that we take advantage of our easy access to potential buyers by advertising on Facebook. Additionally, consumers prefer to get their needs and requirements online during this Covid-19 pandemic because they are conscious of the dangers of going out during this time. Additionally, because there is no requirement for a physical store, entrepreneurs can maximize revenues. This is because it can save more money and time due to the flexibility of work schedule and the ability to run businesses from any location and at any time. This is since Facebook also offers a mobile application that makes it easier for customers and sellers to communicate with one another. As a result of the numerous advantages of operating an online business, many entrepreneurs choose to do so, resulting in severe rivalry in this industry. A social media portfolio is therefore required by Banana Crispy in order to demonstrate the company's capabilities. As part of this social media portfolio, we have included extensive information on Banana Crispy's Facebook page. This includes certification, the company' introduction, teaser posts, hard-sell posts, and soft-sell posts, among other things. Eventually, we believe Banana Crispy will be successful in the online business world
Subjectivity, individuality and abjection in kate chopin’s the awakening
Get PDFJulia Kristeva's concept of abjection deals with how the subject intends to gain his/her subjectivity by rejecting the things which are not considered part of himself/herself. In Kate Chopin’s The Awakening (1899), the protagonist, Edna Pontellier, is portrayed as a married woman but one who has romantic affairs with other men. Deemed unthinkable, Edna’s desire and search for true love is seen as an act of defiance by the society in which she lives. Edna’s life’s boundaries are blurred and confused by her ambiguous actions, a display of her attempt at abjection. By applying textual analysis as our methodology, this research aims to delve into how Edna fights for her individuality and sense of self. As a result, the analyses are divided into two parts, namely, Search for Subjectivity and Individuality and Edna Pontellier’s Awakened Individuality. Besides, the reaction of patriarchal society towards Edna's search for independent subjectivity is scrutinised as it greatly affects Edna's life. By applying Kristeva's abjection to Chopin's The Awakening, the current article intends to focus on Edna's attempt at self-realization
Case Study : NZ Kedai Kek & Roti / Nur Syuhada Shobir
Get PDFThe chosen SMEs is NZ Bakery that offer their services on sells the buns and cakes. Other than that, they also received order for the event in large quantity such as for schools, hostels, company, birthday celebration and wedding ceremony. The interview session with both owner Encik Ahmad Tarmizi and Puan Jam binti Salleh about the company and their business giving me the information about their products, technology used, the marketing technique and etc that briefly explained in this report.
The information got during interview can be used to analyse the SWOT analysis technique on the strength, weakness, opportunity and threats towards the company. The findings about the issues faced by the company related to the technology are stated in this report
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