International Journal of Advances in Scientific Research and Engineering (IJASRE), ISSN:2454-8006, DOI: 10.31695/IJASRE

Study and Implementation Of API and Hashing Methods in Document Management System

A Rick Pernando Sinaga — 2025-02-12

Document Processing Information System, better known as Document Management System, is an information system that utilizes information technology to assist and facilitate the processing of documents in an agency. Currently, the Document Management System is only used as a stand-alone information system and is only limited to managing documents for the system's needs. In its storage, the Document Management System still uses hard disk storage media or computer hard drives in the form of original documents. This makes it difficult for users to provide document backup data and has the risk of document damage and document access from outside the Document Management System. This study aims to connect Document Management System with other information systems that run outside DMS using API and hashing methods. The API method is used as a communication path or bridge so that DMS is a stand-alone information system and can support other information systems in document processing. This study also uses the hashing method to change the form of the original document into plaintext so that the document can be stored in the database storage media so that users can create document backup data, and documents can no longer be accessed from outside the Document Management System.

Innovative Use of Agro-Waste Reinforcing Epoxy Composites with Bamboo, Pineapple, and Agarbatti Powder

P Lakshmi Kala — 2025-02-12

A composite material is made from two or more constituent materials, providing better properties compared to its parent materials. These composites are stronger, lighter, and more economical than traditional materials. In recent years, composites have gained significant attention for advanced engineering structures. This research explores mechanical properties like tensile, flexural, and impact strength of epoxy composites reinforced with natural fibers. Variations of bamboo and pineapple fibers are analyzed, with agarbatti powder hybridization using the hand layup technique. The composites were fabricated and tested as per ASTM standards, demonstrating enhanced mechanical properties. This study aims to identify the optimal composite configuration based on strength parameters.

Key Words: Reinforcement, epoxy resin, bamboo fiber, pineapple fiber, agarbatti powder, composites

Implementation of the Islamic Boarding School-Based Driving School Policy

Muhammad Yusqi Zamzami — 2025-02-12

This study aims to describe and analyze the implementation of the pesantren-based School Mover program and the supporting and inhibiting factors based on Kepmendikbudristek Number 162/M/2021. The research was conducted at SMA Darut Taqwa Purwosari, Pasuruan Regency. The data analysis technique in this study used descriptive qualitative analysis. The research results on implementing the Mover School Program at Darut Taqwa High School were influenced by a strong pesantren environment, with Islamic values as the primary foundation. Support from school leaders, teachers, and the community encourages positive changes in learning, although the prohibition of using electronic devices is a significant obstacle. The program prioritizes student character development by integrating the Merdeka's and the Pesantren curriculum, shaping students into Pancasila learners with cognitive, social, and spiritual abilities. Technical challenges, such as limited technology facilities and budget changes, were overcome through policy evaluation and social approaches. Strong parental cultural support and teacher commitment are key to the success of this program despite the gap in student adaptation. This study emphasizes the importance of intensive teacher training, synergy between schools and related parties, contextual learning innovation, and continuous evaluation to improve the effectiveness of the Mobilizing School Program.

Electronic Signature Policy through the Singo Application at the Secretariat of the DPRD of Malang City

Lela Meilana — 2025-02-12

This study aims to analyze the application of the Singo application as well as the obstacles and efforts in its implementation based on the Minister of Home Affairs Regulation Number 1 of 2023. The research was conducted at the Secretariat of the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) of Malang City. The data analysis technique in this study used qualitative descriptive analysis. The research findings show that implementing Minister of Home Affairs Regulation No. 1 of 2023 through the Singo Application at the Secretariat of the Malang City DPRD is running quite well based on four Edward III policy indicators: communication, resources, disposition, and bureaucratic structure. The socialization conducted has helped internalize the use of the application, although there is still a need for increased training and technical guidance to reduce concerns of TTE misuse. Infrastructure support, such as computers and mobile phones, is adequate, but application maintenance has not been optimized, so manual signatures are still used when disruptions occur. The disposition of implementers shows a supportive attitude, but high workload constraints hinder the effectiveness of the process. Coordination between implementers is good, but human resource capacity building and more effective supervision are needed. It is expected that the secretariat of the Malang City DPRD will conduct periodic socialization, provide online technical guidance, provide additional supervisory personnel, and maintain the Singo application to improve the effectiveness of electronic signature implementation.

A Study of the Implementation of Village-Owned Enterprise Governance Policies

Aprianus Charli Agung Mbot — 2025-02-12

This study aims to analyze the Makmur Sejati Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDesa) governance based on Dalisodo Village Regulation and identify its management's supporting and inhibiting factors. The research location was carried out at BUMDesa Makmur Sejati in Dalisodo Village, Wagir Sub-District, Malang Regency. Data analysis techniques in this study used qualitative data analysis techniques with a descriptive approach. This study found that BUMDesa Makmur Sejati continues to contribute to the income of Dalisodo Village Original Village Revenue (PAD) through training programs and business coaching for the community, although the results are not optimal. BUMDesa governance has implemented a structured planning, organizing, implementing, and monitoring system. However, there are several obstacles, such as the lack of promotion of Coban Glotak tourism, community non-compliance in loan payments, and theft in plantation fields. Supporting factors include the enthusiasm of the management, the availability of capital, and government and community support. Meanwhile, inhibiting factors include the lack of innovation in management, the small number of members, and low community awareness of supporting BUMDesa management. Increased innovation, close supervision, and community education are required to maximize the potential of BUMDesa. This research is expected to provide recommendations for increasing tourism promotion innovation, enforcing the savings and loan unit rules, increasing the security of plantation fields, and socialization strategies to increase community participation in BUMDesa Makmur Sejati.