International Journal Science and Technology

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SUPERMARKET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING UML FOR STREAMLINED INVENTORY, SALES, AND CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT

2024-11-03T22:07:03+07:00

The growing demands on supermarket management have necessitated the adoption of robust systems to streamline operations such as inventory control, sales tracking, and customer management. This study introduces a UML-based design for a supermarket management system that addresses the core needs of store administration through structured modules and defined workflows. The system encompasses store registration, inventory management, sales tracking, and customer engagement, further facilitating seamless product browsing, checkout, and post-sale support. Through structured modeling, the proposed system simplifies process flows, thereby enhancing the operational efficiency and user experience in a supermarket environment. This paper details the UML diagrams used, outlines the functional processes, and discusses the potential benefits of the system for modern retail management.

DEEP LEARNING METHODS COMPARISON ON IMAGES OF TOMATO AND CUCUMBER LEAF IDENTIFICATION

2024-10-11T20:19:02+07:00

Deep learning and image processing applications have become widespread, thanks to hardware developments and increased processing power. The use of technology in agriculture is increasing rapidly with the development of technology. One of the recent applications of technology in agriculture is image processing applications using deep learning. Image processing is aimed at sustainable agriculture. Deep learning is used in applications such as disease detection, agricultural spraying, maturity granding, irrigation, fertilization. In this study, deep learning models AlexNet and SqueezeNet are used to classify tomato and cucumber leaf images. 30 tomato leaves and 30 cucumber leaves are photographed to create the dataset used in the study. Afterwards, the images obtained are increased with data augmentation methods and a data set is created. The dataset consists of 2 classes and a total of 300 images. The data set is used 70% for training and 30% for validation. The results obtained from AlexNet and SqueezeNet deep learning models are given comparatively.

COMPARISON OF PRE-TRAINED BERT-BASED TRANSFORMER MODELS FOR REGIONAL LANGUAGE TEXT SENTIMENT ANALYSIS IN INDONESIA

2024-11-21T10:32:58+07:00

This study compared the performance of eight pre-trained BERT-based models for sentiment analysis across ten regional languages in Indonesia. The objective was to identify the most effective model for analyzing sentiment in low-resource Indonesian languages, given the increasing need for automated sentiment analysis tools. The study utilized the NusaX dataset and evaluated the performance of IndoBERT (IndoNLU), IndoBERT (IndoLEM), Multilingual BERT, and NusaBERT, each in both base and large variants. Model performance was assessed using the F1-score metric. The results indicated that models pre-trained on Indonesian data, specifically IndoBERT (IndoNLU) and NusaBERT, generally outperformed the multilingual BERT and IndoBERT (IndoLEM) models. IndoBERT-large (IndoNLU) achieved the highest overall F1-score of 0.9353. Performance varied across the different regional languages. Javanese, Minangkabau, and Banjar consistently showed high F1 scores, while Batak Toba proved more challenging for all models. Notably, NusaBERT-base underperformed compared to IndoBERT-base (IndoNLU) across all languages, despite being retrained on Indonesian regional languages. This research provides valuable insights into the suitability of different pre-trained BERT models for sentiment analysis in Indonesian regional languages.

ENHANCING EFFICIENCY AND TRANSPARENCY IN COFFEE SUPPLY CHAIN THROUGH BLOCKCHAIN-INTEGRATED TRACEABILITY PLATFORM

2024-10-14T18:01:31+07:00

Coffee is a global commodity that plays a significant role in the economy of many countries, including Indonesia. As the world's fourth-largest coffee producer, Indonesia has a vast potential to increase its coffee exports. This economic impact is not only a source of foreign exchange but also a significant source of income for smallholder farmers. However, recent inefficiencies have led to declining exports and quality control issues. This issue is exacerbated by the lack of transparency and traceability in the coffee supply chain, which makes it difficult for stakeholders to monitor the movement of coffee beans from farm to market. Thus, this research aims to address these problems by developing a blockchain-integrated traceability platform enhanced with IoT technology. The platform connects all stakeholders in the coffee supply chain, including farmers, processors, distributors, sellers, and consumers, ensuring real-time monitoring and data transparency throughout the coffee supply chain. This benefitted not only the involved stakeholders but also the end consumers. The system's provided QR code allows consumers to access information about the coffee's origin, quality, and processing details, increasing customer awareness and trust in the product.

ANALYSIS OF PARENT-CHILD INTERNET ADDICTION TEST IN SDIT AL IMAN BINTARA

2024-12-17T18:15:14+07:00

The development of information and communication technology and the implementation of distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic have made everyone use gadgets, including children and toddlers. In addition to having a positive impact, of course, there are many negative impacts, one of which is gadget addiction. Gadget addiction can be detected using the PARENT-CHILD INTERNET ADDICTION TEST (PCIAT) developed by Dr. Kimberly Young based on Internet Addiction Test (IAT). The purpose of this research is to detect and analyze the use of gadgets and the internet using PCIAT in SDIT Al Iman Bintara students through respondent, namely their parents, and increase the awareness of parents about the dangers of gadget and internet addiction. The results of this research are, from 516 students, as many as 472 student guardians filled out the PCIAT questionnaire. A total of 288 respondent children (67.4%) showed NO SYMPTOMS of gadget addiction, 124 respondent children (29%) showed MILD symptoms, and 15 respondent children (3.5%) showed moderate symptoms. Cooperation between parents and the school is needed in regulating the use of children's gadgets, and consistency in the implementation of the rules.