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Pembuatan Jobsheet Pada Mata Kuliah Prakte Instalasi Listrik Komersil di Universitas Negeri Medan Zulkhairiansah, Zulkhairiansah; Purba, Sukarman; Sulastri Sitakar, Niken; Fadilah, Aria
Jurnal Etnik: Ekonomi-Teknik Vol 2 No 6 (2023): ETNIK : Jurnal Ekonomi dan Teknik
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54543/etnik.v2i6.194

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To improve the quality of education, the government has added curricula such as the 2013 curriculum and the Independent Learning Curriculum. In order to achieve an effective and efficient learning process, learning can be optimized by developing learning strategies. Achieving this process requires media support and learning resources, either through theory or practice. Therefore researchers are trying to develop an effective and practical commercial electrical practicum Joobsheet that facilitates access to learning resources and reference materials for lecturers and students while increasing students' knowledge, understanding and academic achievement. The research methodology in this study is R and D using a 4D model which involving a sample of 20 Electrical Engineering Education students of UNIMED and 3 professional validators. As a result, media and material experts gave a score of 0.8 which means the commercial electrical installation Jobsheet is effective, and practice experts give a score of 0.92 which means the commercial electrical installation Jobsheet is very practical. Out of 17 students felt the Jobsheet was very practical and 3 students found it practical. Based on this, the researchers concluded that Jobsheets are effective for learning commercial electrical installations.
UWU Tap Dengan Water Measurement dan Hydropower Berbasis IOT Sebagai Solusi Penghematan Air Dalam Berwudhu di Era Society 5.0 Zulkhairiansah; Arbi Azizi Lubis, Reza; Fadilah, Aria; Syaputri, Kartika; Setiawan Lubis, Rifqi
Jurnal Etnik: Ekonomi-Teknik Vol 3 No 1 (2024): ETNIK : Jurnal Ekonomi dan Teknik
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54543/etnik.v3i1.293

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This research examines the problem of water use in the ablution process in Muslim communities in Indonesia, where around 90% of the population is Muslim. Water waste during ablution activities is a major concern, especially when the amount of water used per ablution is relatively high. There is also the problem of using manual ablution faucets which are less efficient and prone to damage. This condition is exacerbated by the clean water crisis in several areas, which emphasizes the importance of efficient water use. In order to overcome this problem, this research presents a solution in the form of UWU (Automatic Ablution) Tap, an automatic water tap with various innovative features. UWU Tap uses a proximity sensor to detect the part of the body performing ablution and utilizes the flow of ablution water as a source of electrical energy for the tap. In addition, this faucet is equipped with a flowmeter sensor and LCD screen to monitor water usage. There is also a web platform that allows monitoring and analysis of ablution water usage data. Trial results show that the UWU Tap can save up to 37% of water usage compared to manual ablution taps. The use of a mini generator and water usage indicator are additional advantages. In addition, this product can be mass produced at an affordable price, enabling its use in mosques, prayer rooms and other public facilities. This research makes a significant contribution to overcoming the problem of wasting water during ablution activities, as well as creating an efficient, innovative and affordable solution for the Muslim community in Indonesia.
Co-Authors Arbi Azizi Lubis, Reza Setiawan Lubis, Rifqi Sukarman Purba Sulastri Sitakar, Niken Syaputri, Kartika Zulkhairiansah Zulkhairiansah, Zulkhairiansah