Android-Based Digitalization of Number System of Traditional, Ngalum, Ketengban, Lepki and Arimtap Tribes

Sitokdana, Melkior Nikolar Ngalumsine; Tanone, Radius; Tanaem, Penidas Fiodinggo

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2019.11.097

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“…Black Box Testing is a form of software testing conducted based on functional specifications, without delving into the program's design and code. In this approach, the tester only examines the external appearance without knowledge of the internal workings, assessing the interface and functionality while remaining unaware of the detailed processes (limited to input and output understanding) (Sitokdana, Tanone, & Tanaem, 2019). Some objectives of Black Box Testing include enhancing software quality, ensuring that the system aligns with requirements, and identifying vulnerabilities, errors, and flaws in the program.…”

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Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

Dwi Intan Af’idah

2023

ICTMT

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This study is dedicated to the development of a comprehensive web-based virtual tour application known as the "Virtual Tour Application for Lembah Rembulan Tourist Attraction," designed to function as an information hub. Despite possessing diverse attractions and geographical advantages, the local tourism sector is inadequately promoted due to limited utilization of digital technology. The research follows the Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) methodology. Notably, the virtual tour website developed in this study provides a website profile, social media information, contact details for the tourist destination operator, and reviews, serving as valuable considerations for prospective tourists. Another noteworthy feature is the dynamic nature of information in the virtual exploration component, enabling tourist attraction operators to make real-time adjustments. It is anticipated that the Virtual Tour Application for Lembah Rembulan Tourist Attraction will serve as a platform for information sharing, fostering immediate community interest in visiting Lembah Rembulan Tourist Attraction. Black-box testing results affirm the effective construction of the system based on proposed scenarios, with two testing roles: visitors and tourist attraction operators.

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Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

Dwi Intan Af’idah

2023

ICTMT

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“…7 (70%) , (Sitokdana et al, 2019), (Mania & Alam, 2021), (Nurjanah et al, 2021), (Umbara et al, 2021), (N. W. Utami et al, 2019), dan (Muhtadi et al, 2017), Geometry measurement, partnership and revival, geometric transformation, geometric characteristics, and geometric constructs 7 (70%) (Haryanto et al, 2016), (Abdullah, 2017), (Supiyati et al, 2019), (Prahmana & D'Ambrosio, 2020), (Muhtadi et al, 2017), , dan (Mania & Alam, 2021) Algebra attributes/symbols, statements, modeling, sets, relationships, congruences, modulo, and patterns 4 (40%) (Abdullah, 2017), (Supiyati et al, 2019), (Prahmana et al, 2021), dan (N. W. Utami et al, 2019)…”

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“…Second, in algebra by (Muhtadi et al, 2017;Maemali, Prayitno, & Widayanti, 2020;Abdullah, 2017;Supiyati et al, 2019;Prahmana, Yunianto, Rosa, & Orey, 2021;and Utami, Sayuti, & Jailani, 2019). Third in the field of algebra and geometry (Sopamena & Juhaevah, 2019;Utami, Hermanto, Muhtadi, & Sukirwan, 2021); The four areas of arithmetic are (Sitokdana, Tanone, & Tanaem, 2019;Sitokdana et al, 2019;Mania & Alam, 2021;Nurjanah, Mardia, & Turmudi, 2021;Umbara, Wahyudin, & Prabawanto, 2021; N. W. Utami et al, 2019;and Muhtadi et al, 2017).…”

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“…The fourth of anthropometrics is studied by (Supiyati et al, 2019;Nurjanah et al, 2021;Sitokdana et al, 2019), and the fifth related to learning in the classroom by (Nur, Waluya, Rochmad, & Wardono, 2020;Hardiarti, 2017;Trinowati, 2017;Irawan, Kencanawaty, & Febriyanti, 2018;Lubis, Widada, Herawaty, Nugroho, & Anggoro, 2021;Nursyahidah, Saputro, & Rubowo, 2018). Based on the literature review results, many activities at the root of the mathematics culture in Indonesia are very diverse.…”

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A Systematic Review of the Ethnomamatics Characteristics in Indonesian Culture

Sopamena¹,

Sehuwaky²,

Kaliky³

et al. 2022

JPMIPA

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Based on the differences and similarities of mathematical cultural roots in Indonesia, it is necessary to describe its characteristics and indicators. This article systematically reviews indicators in the roots of mathematical culture in Indonesia based on previous research guided by Prisma's statements. Metadata was analyzed using open coding and re-encoded through axial and selective coding to form ethnomathematics characteristics in Indonesian culture. The results showed that ethnomathematics in Indonesian culture has four characteristics, including 1) Using integer operations, patterns and number bases, residual theorem, modulo, and unity, Kubik, determination of surface area in starting development activities and determining seasonal systems; 2) Using the concept of geometric transformation in making Batik motifs and traditional houses; 3) Conducting games by exploring arithmetic and probabilities, ideas, and mathematical practices; and 4) Using human body size as a measuring tool in starting a development activity and planting land.

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“…By abstracting away from the internal workings, black box testing provides a comprehensive assessment of the system's performance, emphasizing responsiveness and user experience [2]. This approach proves particularly valuable in unearthing potential discrepancies between expected and actual outcomes, thereby contributing to the refinement and optimization of the software [3]. Within the context of the Corn Distribution Information System, user acceptance testing becomes integral to the methodology [4].…”

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User Acceptance Testing through Blackbox Evaluation for Corn Distribution Information System

Zulkarnaini,

Firdhayanti,

Taufik

et al. 2023

bit-Tech

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Corn Distribution Information System in Bandar Lampung has witnessed a significant surge in interest, highlighting the importance of ensuring system reliability and functionality. This research endeavors to investigate and enhance these aspects through the application of the black box testing approach, focusing on the user-centric perspective of User Acceptance Testing (UAT). Black box testing, a methodology emphasizing system functionality without delving into internal structures, is complemented by UAT to provide comprehensive evaluation. In executing 27 study cases to evaluate the system, 22 patients demonstrated proper functionality, while 5 issues were identified. Notably, 4 issues pertained to the unavailability of the export function to CSV, and 1 patient encountered difficulties with road letter generation facilities. The discussion elucidates that UAT through Black Box proves to be a valuable approach, effectively bridging the methodological gap of traditional black box and providing insightful input from end users. Furthermore, this methodology successfully identified 5 focal points that can serve as development suggestions for the company's system, previously undiscovered. In conclusion, the study underscores the efficiency of integrating UAT with black box in enhancing Corn Distribution Information System's dependability and functionality. Identified issues shed light on areas for improvement, emphasizing the need for ongoing research in system testing methodologies. Future studies are recommended to explore the integration of UAT with white box testing, iterative testing for bug identification, and comprehensive security testing within the system network. This approach ensures a holistic evaluation, addressing potential limitations and contributing to the continuous refinement of the information system.

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Android-Based Digitalization of Number System of Traditional, Ngalum, Ketengban, Lepki and Arimtap Tribes

Cited by 7 publications

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Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

A Systematic Review of the Ethnomamatics Characteristics in Indonesian Culture

User Acceptance Testing through Blackbox Evaluation for Corn Distribution Information System

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