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Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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The International Summit on Science, Technology and Humanity (ISETH) is organised by Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta. This summit aims to provide a platform for researchers and academics to share their research findings with others and meet lecturers and researchers from other institutions and to strengthen the collaboration and networking amongst the participants.
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Physical and Sensory Characteristics of Bread from Composite Wheat and Cassava Flours with Optimum Fermentation and Proportional Water Volume Rauf, Rusdin; Sarbini, Dwi; Nurdiana, N
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2017: Proceeding ISETH (International Conference on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.23917/iseth.2324

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The purpose of the research was to evaluate the physical characteristics and sensory of bread from the composite flours of wheat and cassava with optimum fermentation and the proportional water volume. The study was conducted by optimizing the fermentation of the dough and using the proportional water volume. The research was conducted with 4 treatments of composite wheat flour and cassava flour, which were 100: 0, 90:10, 80:20, and 70:30. The bread was then tested for the expansion, hardness, elasticity and sensory acceptance. The results indicated that the higher portion of cassava flour, the lower the expansion of bread. The highest expansion of bread was given by the 100: 0, which was 64.9 mm for 55 min fermentation. The highest hardness of bread was displayed by the 70:30, which was 3482.7 g for 75 min fermentation and 3372 g for 85 min fermentation, whereas, the lowest hardness of bread was shown by the 100:0, was 1355.3 g for 55 min fermentation. Variations of composite flour ratios of wheat and cassava flours affected the color, aroma, taste, texture and overall acceptance of bread. The composite flour 100:0 gave the highest overall sensory acceptance, followed by the 80:20.
The Correlation Of Working Climate And Blood Pressure On The Volunteer Of Traffic Control (Supeltas) In Surakarta Larasati, Ulima Fadhilah; Darnoto, Sri
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2017: Proceeding ISETH (International Conference on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.23917/iseth.2325

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Each workplace has a hazard factor that may affect the health of the workforce or may result in the onset of occupational diseases. Heat pressure is part of the physical stress that greatly affects workers' activity. Working climate or heat pressure can result in additional burden in blood circulation. The purpose of this research is to analyze the correlation between work climate and blood pressure at Volunteer of traffic control (Supeltas) in Surakarta in 2017. This type of research is non-experimental quantitative using survey analytic method with cross sectional design. The population in this study were members of Supeltas in Surakata as many as 49 people, with a minimum sample size of 43 people. Data sampling was conducted by using total sampling. From the results of the study, it was obtained that the lowest ISBB 29.24oC and the highest is 32.23oC and the result of blood pressure measurement at Supeltas Surakarta in the workplace that exceeds NAB hot work climate as much as 38 people (100%) experienced hypertension, while Supeltas who work in the workplace under the NAB who experienced hypertension as many as 7 people (63.6%) and who did not experience hypertension as many as 4 people (36.4%). The result of statistical test using fisher exact showed that there was a correlation between hot work climate with blood pressure (p = 0,002) on Surakarta traffic regulator volunteer in 2017.
Job Stress and Intention Turnover: Does Social Support Matter? Padmantyo, Sri; Sabilla, Ardhinia Padmarani
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2017: Proceeding ISETH (International Conference on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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This research aims to investigate the effect of work stress on turnover intention with social support as a moderating variable. There are 53 respondents drawn with non-probability sampling. This research is analyzed by using validity test, reliability test, classical assumptions test, simple regression test, moderate analysis test, F test and t test. The results show that work stress has significantly positive effect on turnover intention while social support serves as its quasi moderator variable. Social support has positive and significant effect to turnover intention and it moderates work stress against turnover intention.
Development of Educational Mobile Game for Interactive Learning Media Sukirman, S; Yuliana, Irma; Sujalwo, S
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Numerous games are developed today, it leads people to easily obtain many kind of games, for example from online application store such us Google Play and Apple store. This paper reports the development of mobile game application containing educational content for primary school students who study mathematics. The game is called JarMat. The students can learn about addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division by doing tasks that are interactively provided by the game. The tasks are randomly generated by the game system, and players should finish it within a limited time. The game will be over when they fail three times, then the score will be accumulated and stored. Reward will be given if they finish the task before the end of time limit and get a higher score. The difficulty level of the task is determined by the ability of players which depends on experience and time to finish the task. The research of this game development is conducted through reference studies and similar educational games. The game is expected to provide another apps that contains educational content, can be used further for student learning media, mainly 2nd grade of primary school who learn mathematics.
The Use of 'Etic' to Solve Communication Barrier between the Supervisor and the Student in Social Media Era Jatmika, Surya
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2017: Proceeding ISETH (International Conference on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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Previous studies reported findings that indicate drawbacks linked to the long-term completion of the final assignment at various universities in Indonesia. One of the major findings of these studies revealed that the communication problem between students and supervisors is the main obstacle in the completion of their final assignment. Based on the assessment and observation at the level of Bachelor’s degree (S1) and magister program (S2), it can be assumed that a high number of lecturers/supervisors incline to allocate less special time for guiding their students. They commonly give various reasons and indecisive time for guidance. The reason such as the lecturers’ reluctance to supervise students in relation to their less interest of student’s final paper topics, dislike of the student’s personality, absence of consultation schedule without obvious reason, and being emotional in supervising the students’ writing. In the contemporary era, communication is dominated by the individual use of social media. Each individual must always be connected with Smartphone, including lecturers and students. In addition, it also affects the communication pattern of lecturers and students. This research is a literature study using qualitative approach. It was done by examining and analyzing the prevailing problems based on the existing literature. Based on the analysis, it can be concluded that code of ethics is needed as solution to overcome the problems of communication between student and supervisor. It formulates code of ethics named the “ETIC" code as a system or norm established as a set of basic principles of communication between students and supervisors to promote effective and efficient final assignment guidance in the contemporary era. "ETIC" is the acronym of the four basic principles of Ethics (E), Timeliness (T), Innovation (I), and Transparency (C). In addition, the “ETIC” code is expected to support the acceleration program of final assignment completion. Nevertheless, both systematic administrative procedures and the ease of access to documents of administrative requirements for final assignment are required to support the implementation of this code. In addition, the monitoring and evaluation process of this code and the acceleration program of final assignment completion are performed by the Final Assignment Ethics Review Committee (FAERC).
Language Policy in Indonesia Setyabudi, Titis
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2017: Proceeding ISETH (International Conference on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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This article attempts to elucidate language policy in Indonesia from legal perspective. Indonesia has a certain language policy that governs the use of language in this country. The Act of the Republic of Indonesia Number 24 Year 2009 concerning Flag, Language, and State Symbol, and National Anthem is the basic policy that set other policies dealing with language. This policy consists of regulation on national, local, and international language. In order to implement this policy in real life, the nation still needs hard effort from many stake-holders. In addition to many obstacles, it also invites opportunities.
Indonesia Consumer’s Purchase Decisions and Private Label Brands: Study of Superindo Retailer Saputri, Marheni Eka; Saraswati, Trisha Gilang
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2017: Proceeding ISETH (International Conference on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.23917/iseth.2330

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Nowadays, private labeling has become a widely implemented strategy by modern market retailers. Retailers such as supermarkets and hypermarkets have superior supply chain in the country that they begin to extend their brand and make their own products, which is called private brand. The growth of private brands in Indonesia has been fairly stagnant as brand names step up both promotional activity and innovation efforts to protect share positions and drive growth. Based on Nielsen survey, the private label share in Indonesia only reaches one percentage. Why has the growth of private labelling in Indonesia been so slow? In short, Asian shoppers are strongly brand-loyal and retailers have not invested enough in marketing private label to persuade shoppers to trust its quality. Meanwhile, Superindo as one of the biggest retails in Indonesia has 8% growth of private brand share. Numerous studies have identified several factors affecting the purchase decision of private brand, and yet little empirical research has investigated the factors underlying consumer’s purchase decision of private brand in Indonesia especially of Superindo. In order to expand market share, private brands need to clearly identify what triggers consumer purchases. This paper aims to investigate the relationship between consumer’s decision-making styles and actual purchases of private label products in Indonesia market. This paper extends the work of Glynn and Chen (2009), Lian Fong et al (2015), and Thanasuta (2015) by examining Price consciousness, Price-quality association, Brand loyalty, Quality variability, Search vs. experience, Price perceived, Promotion, Brand Image, Quality Consciousness, Brand Consciousness, Value Consciousness, and Risk perception factors for investigation. In this research, both secondary data and primary were utilized. The primary data in the form of quantitative data were collected through online survey to 400 respondents and factor analysis was employed to identify the associations. The secondary data were obtained from relevant literatures, online journals, articles, blogs, and other electronic sources. The results indicate that Brand Consciousness and Search vs. experience influence consumer’s proneness to buy Private Brand.
Analysis of Indonesia’s Automotive Component Export by Country of Destination Using Multivariate Analysis Sugiarto, Dedy; Dewayana, Triwulandari S.; Hetharia, Dorina; Amran, Tiena Gustina
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The aim of this paper was to present an overview of Indonesia’s automotive component export by the country of destination. The data were taken from the Statistics Indonesia (Badan Pusat Statistik/BPS) of 2014, particularly the code of HS8708. Descriptive statistics, cluster analysis and principal component analysis were used in the analysis. The results showed that histogram of total export value indicated that the curve was skewed to the right which means there were some extreme values on the right. The largest export value, subsequently, came from Thailand, Japan, and Malaysia. Based on dendogram of the cluster analysis, there were five clusters of country of destination. Meanwhile the countries of destination include Thailand, Japan, Malaysia, Brazil, Mexico, and others. Biplot principal component analysis identified the diverse characteristics of export destination countries among clusters. Gear boxes, clutches, and chasis frames were mostly demanded by Thailand; most of road wheels and part of radiators were exported to Japan; numbers of fuel tanks were sent to Malaysia; drive axles were mostly exported to the cluster of China, United Kingdom, and Philippines; while high demand of radiator spare-parts were obtained from United States.
Classification of Meandering Rivers: Interpreting the Morphological River by Using the Planimetric Characteristics Sukamto, Yuri; Tallar, Robby Yussac; Trisina, William
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It must be recognized that rivers differ among themselves, and through time,one river can vary significantly in itsdownstream direction. Most of the riversclassification was published by US or European researchers. In fact, these classifications of the river cannot be applied thoroughly to other regions such Asian Countries due to its differentcharacteristics and situations. Therefore, the general purpose of thisresearch is to establish a simple and easy-touse practice in interpreting the morphological aspect of river by using planimetric characteristics. We selected four major rivers to develop the conceptual model for classification of meandering rivers in Borneo (Kalimantan) Island. Further, we divided themeandering rivers in Borneo Island by three zones to get the informed data in detail. Based on the results, the variability variesin all planimetric characteristics except the slope, which is considered as conformity.
Cost Analysis of the Fukuoka Method Landfill System in North Kolaka Regency, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia Rahim, Irwan Ridwan; Jamaluddin, Abdulrahman
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Most waste disposal sites in developing country are still using open dumping and open burning. However, in developing countries, there are a lot of economic and technical problems with high level landfill technologies of first world countries, which makeimplementation of improvement is not feasible. Therefore, there is a significant need for transfer of landfill technology that is considered simpler, low cost, and that can be maintained locally. A method that provides these standards, which has recently gathered attention is the Fukuoka Method (semi-aerobic landfill).By life cycle cost analysis method, with the lifespan of the landfill is 20 years and an estimated volume of586,789 m3 (469,431tons), the required capital investment was about US$296,739 (natural clay liner)and US$463,406 (syntheticliner) or about US$0.63 and US$0.99/ton of waste. It is also calculated thatthe total cost of operation was about US$3,187,728 or US$6.79/ton of waste. The closure cost of the landfill was estimated to beUS$278,116 or US$0.59/ton of waste.

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