Knowledge work productivity effect on quality of knowledge work in software development process in SME by Yusoff, Mohd Zairol, Mahmuddin, Massudi, Ahmad, Mazida

“…Knowledge and skill are necessary to develop the capability of knowledge workers.However, there is very little understanding of what the necessary knowledge work (KW) is, and how they influence the quality of knowledge work or knowledge work productivity (KWP) in software development process, including that in small and medium-sized (SME) enterprise.The SME constitutes a major part of the economy and it has been relatively unsuccessful in developing KWP.Accordingly, this paper seeks to explore the influencing dimensions of KWP that effect on the quality of KW in SME environment.First, based on the analysis of the existing literatures, the key characteristics of KW productivity are defined.Second, the conceptual model is proposed, which explores the dimensions of the KWP and its quality. …”

Enhancing understanding of programming concepts through physical games by Raja Yusof, Raja Jamilah, Habib, Ahsan

“…The motivation behind this approach is firstly based on learning style theories that many students are of the kinaesthetic typed compared to the visual and auditory and this is also true in the context of computer science students. …”
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Analisis advokasi kebijakan pencegahan dan penanggulangan tuberkulosis di Daerah Kota Malang by Kartono, Rinikso Kartono, Salahudin,

“…In 2007, for TB disease, CDR which achieved only 57% and still achieve a cure rate of 54%.Malang became one of the cities with the most people with TB disease, as supported by the location of the landscapes are located in the highlands to the climatic conditions of air temperature (22.2 ° C - 24.5 ° C) (KPDE Malang Government, 2006).Results of the research team analyzes the TB Regional Malang shows: First, based on data from the Department of Health Malang, in 2013 the number of TB reached 1610 peoples (figure TB CNR), and with the discovery of pulmonary TB (AFB +) reached 615 peoples (rate of TB CDR), and or CDR reaches 68,% of the CNR in 1610. …”
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