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CONFERENCE

PROCEEDINGS

BOOK OF ABSTRACTS

AETL-2019

2nd International Conference on Engineering Technology,

Applied Sciences and Computing

ETASC-2019

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Book of Abstracts Proceeding

2nd International Conference on Engineering Technology,

Applied Sciences and Computing

ETASC-2019

Istanbul, Turkey

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ETASC-2019

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE ....................................................................... V

CONFERENCE CHAIR MESSAGE.............................................................. VI

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LIST OF CONFERENCE ATTENDEES .............................................................. IX

TRACK A: ENGIINEERING & TECHNO LO GY, COMPUTER, BASIC & APPLIED SCIENCES ................................................................................... 11

1. DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROL STRATEGY FOR POWER SUPPLY TO OPTIMIZE THERMALS EFFECTS INDUCED IN X-RAYS TUBE FOR MEDICAL USE ...................................................................................... 12

2. SELECTION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES FOR PUBLIC USE USING AHP 13

TRACK B: BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, SOCIAL SCIENCES &

HUMANITIES .............................................................................................. 14

3. THE SYARIA ECONOMIC MANIFESTATION IN THE SAMIN TRIBES PERSPECTIVE....................................................................................... 15

4. THE VILLAGE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, A POLICY TOWARDS INDEPENDENT VILLAGES ................................................ 16

5. PLACE BRANDING: AN ALTERNATIVE MODEL FOR EMPOWERING SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES)..................................... 17

6. IMPACT OF EXISTENCE OF RELIGIOUS TOURISM TO THE DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY ECONOMY IN MOJOKERTO REGENCY

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7. LOCAL WISDOM-BASED CREATIVE ECONOMY MODEL TO INCREASE THE GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS .................................... 19

8. THE EFFECT OF AUDIT OPINION, PUBLIC ACCOUNTING FIRM SIZE, FINANCIAL DISTRESS, AUDIT COMMITTEE ON AUDITOR

SWITCHING IN INDONESIA................................................................. 20

9. IMPACT OF THE CONATIVE, COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE FOUNDATION OF COMMUNICATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARTNERSHIP CAPACITY IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS ...................................................... 21

10. BREAKING OUT OF THE GLASS BOX: EMPLOYEE RESPONSES TO DISABILITY INCLUSION IN THE WORKFORCE IN THAILAND .......... 22

11. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY DISCLOSURE THROUGH SHARIA ENTERPRISE THEORY ........................................................... 23

12. KEY IT CONSIDERATIONS FOR INTERNAL AUDIT: EFFECTIVE IT GOVERNANCE PROCESSES - A CASE OF BAHRAIN........................... 24

FUTURE EVENTS ........................................................................................ 25

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2nd International Conference on

“Engineering Technology, Applied Sciences and

Computing”

Istanbul, Turkey

Venue: Istanbul Gonen Hotel, Istanbul Turkey

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

1. Mr. Metin

Conference Coordinator

2. Mr. Eser. A


3. Mr. Ibrahim Dirik


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CONFERENCE CHAIR MESSAGE

Dr. Samuel. A

International Conference on “Engineering Technology, Applied Sciences and Computing” serves as platform that aims to help the scholarly community across nations to explore the critical role of multidisciplinary innovations for sustainability and growth of human societies. This conference provides opportunity to the academicians, practitioners, scientists, and scholars from across various disciplines to discuss avenues for interdisciplinary innovations and identify effective ways to address the challenges faced by our societies globally. The research ideas and studies that we received for this conference are very promising, unique, and impactful. I believe these studies have the potential to address key challenges in various sub-domains of social sciences and applied sciences. I am thankful to our honorable scientific and review committee for spending much of their time in reviewing the papers for this event. I am also thankful to all the participants for being here with us to create an environment of knowledge sharing and learning. We the scholars of this world belong to the elite educated class of this society and we owe a lot to return to this society. Let’s break all the discriminating barriers and get free from all minor affiliations. Let’s contribute even a little or single step for betterment of society and welfare of humanity to bring prosperity, peace and harmony in this world. Stay blessed. Thank you.

Dr. Samuel. A

Conference Chair

Email: [email protected]

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DAY 01 Saturday (April 06, 2019)

Venue: Istanbul Gonen Hotel, Istanbul Turkey

09:00 am – 09:20 am Welcome Reception & Registration

09:20 am – 09:30 am Opening Ceremony

09:30 am – 09:40 am

Welcome Remarks – Conference Coordinator-Academy of Engineering Technology

Leadership

09:40 am – 09:45 am Introduction of Participants

09:45 am – 10:50 am Group Photo Session

09:50 am – 10:00 am Grand Networking Session and Tea Break

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DAY 01 Saturday (April 06, 2019)

Session 1 (10:00 am – 01:00 pm) Track A: Engineering & Technology, Computer, Basic & Applied Sciences

ETASC-APRIL-101

Development of Control Strategy for Power Supply to Optimize Thermals Effects Induced in X-

rays Tube for Medical use Rachedi Mohamed

ETASC-APRIL-113 Selection of Electric Vehicles for Public use using AHP Nader Al Theeb

Track B: Business, Economics, Social Sciences and Humanities

HBES-APRIL19-01 The Syari’a Economic Manifestation in The Samin Tribe’s Perspective Puji Handayati

HBES-APRIL19-02 The Village Financial Management System, A Policy Towards Independent Villages Sulis Rochayatun

HBES-APRIL19-04 Place Branding: An Alternative Model for Empowering Small and Medium Enterprises (Smes) Mrs. Sudarmiatin

HBES-APRIL19-05

Key It Considerations for Internal Audit: Effective it Governance Processes - A Case Of

Bahrain Humam Elagha

HBES-APRIL19-06

Impact of Existence of Religious Tourism to the Development Community Economy in

Mojokerto Regency Ludi Wishnu Wardana

HBES-APRIL19-07 Local Wisdom-Based Creative Economy Model to Increase the Global Competitiveness Ana Sopanah

HBES-APRIL19-10

The Effect of Audit Opinion, Public Accounting Firm Size, Financial Distress, Audit

Committee on Auditor Switching in Indonesia Retna Safriliana

HBES-APRIL19-11 Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure Through Sharia Enterprise Theory Meldona

HBES-APRIL19-15

Impact of the Conative, Cognitive and Affective Foundation of Communication on the

Development of Partnership Capacity in the Context of International Public-Private

Partnerships Skander, Dorra

HBES-APRIL19-20

Breaking out of the Glass Box: Employee Responses to Disability Inclusion in the Workforce

in Thailand Christelle Mae Agustin

Lunch Break (01:00 pm – 02:00 pm) & Closing Ceremony

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List of Conference Attendees

The following Scholars/ practitioners/educationist who don’t have any paper presentation, however they will

be attending the conference as delegates & observers.

Sr. No Official ID Name Affiliation Details

01 IST-149-103MA Mohamad Alswes Alfaisal University, Saudi Arabia

Engineering Technology, Applied Sciences and Computing

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TRACK A: ENGIINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, COMPUTER, BASIC & APPLIED SCIENCES


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Development of Control Strategy for Power Supply

to Optimize Thermals Effects Induced in X-rays

Tube for Medical Use *Rachedi Mohamed

Abstract Through this study, an approach has been developed to achieve a

power transfer control strategy for supplying an X-rays tube belonging to the

field of medical imaging. And those, under ideal conditions, through the

stages of conversion of electrical energy , whose qualities of each stage

behavior, have been effectively selected and simultaneously arranged.

However, an adequate regulation of the current and especially of the voltage

constitutes the object of an ideal yield of this type of equipment with active

character load. So, in addition, concerns about the size, the volume and the

weight of these assemblies, the thermal stresses persist strongly in the

fragility of the X-rays generators. A contribution hybrid controller is used to

optimize Thermals effects induced in X-rays tube indented to medical use.

The successive radiological outlets tend to increase the thermal effects,

despite the fact that the time and the cooling system, which remain

insufficient, lead to a longer and more cost-effective life of these expensive

equipment. So, the prescription of any booting supply must be included in the

standardized load range, in accordance with the time constants and

depreciation developed by the system. However, the results obtained confirm

this load selection state, including the performance and response qualities of

the system in the vicinity of the conditions previously dictated by the

specifications of this load of this type of power supply.

Keywords: Control Strategy, Thermal Effects, X-Rays Tube *Electrical Engineering Department Faculty of

Technology University Dr. Moulay Tahar, Saida, Algeria *E-mail: [email protected]


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Selection of Electric Vehicles for Public use using AHP 1*Nader Al Theeb, 2Ahmad Eyad Tahaand, 3Mohammad Yousef Al Atari

Abstract As the entire world shifts from the use of normal vehicles which

consumes fuel to the use of electric vehicles. The aim of the project is to help

the customer choose the best electric vehicle to use for the courier logistics

in the Jordanian market, using Analytical Hierarchy Process “AHP”. It is

found that the Tesla S is best choice based on different criteria and its

economical feasible to be used

Keywords: Logistics, Electrical Vehicles, Analytical Hierarchy

Process

1,2,3Jordan University of Science and Technology, Jordan

*E-mail: [email protected]


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TRACK B: BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, SOCIAL

SCIENCES & HUMANITIES


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The Syaria Economic Manifestation In The Samin

Tribes Perspective 1*Puji Handayati, 2Ike Sulaili Sofiyanti

Abstract The purpose of this research is to determine the form of syariah

economic in Samins prespective. This research uses ethnomethodology

approach. The results showed that the local wisdom of the Samin is gotong-

royong, honest, patient, trokal (work), and narimo (sincere). The result also

indicates that there are 3 types of Arisan in the Samin namely Arisan biasa,

Arisan gotong-royong and Arisan lembu. In the context of Arisan tradition,

the value of local wisdom gotong-royong is internalized in the activity of

savings and loan in Arisan gotong-royong and discussion in Arisan lembu.

Meanwhile, the value of wisdom honesty is internalized in the accountability

of financial records of arisan. Implementation of Arisan tradition background

of local wisdom of Samin society can actually be classified in Islamic

economic system where in execution has no system of interest or usury.

Arisan system that exist in Samin tribe is almost same with mudhorobah

principle in syariah accounting system.

Keywords: Samin, Arisan, Local Wisdom, Syariah Accounting,

Ethnomethodology 1,2Universitas Negeri Malang *E-mail: [email protected]


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The Village Financial Management System, A Policy

Towards Independent Villages 1*Sulis Rochayatun, 2Sulis RochayatunSulis Rochayatun

Abstract The ultimate focus of this research is to find out how to improve

the capabilities of the Village Apparatus and the preparation of the Guidance

Book for IT-based Village Finance Administration towards Good Village

Governance. Then, this research also focuses on mentoring activities in 15

villages in Gempol sub-district. Assistance results in 15 villages in Gempol

Subdistrict, Pasuruan Regency, show that village financial management

software can be applied properly. Assistance results in 15 villages in Gempol

Subdistrict, Pasuruan Regency, show that village financial management

software can be applied properly. Although there are still some difficulties in

implementation due to the lack of skills of the village apparatus due to age

and parameter constraints that need to be adjusted. In general, the software

still needs to be refined related to the filling and storage stages that are still

considered inefficient. On the other hand, a tutorial guide book that has been

tested from several aspects is considered very adequate. The usefulness of the

village financial management guide book is very helpful for beginners in

applying village financial management software.

Keywords: EuVillage Financial System, Village Financial Management,

Independent Village

1,2Universitas Negeri Malang Corresponding Email: [email protected]


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Place Branding: An Alternative Model for

Empowering Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)

*Mrs. Sudarmiatin

Abstract The jagged economic landscape complicated by advancing

technologies, such as cloud, social media and mobile devices can challenge

the ability of an IT internal audit to provide comfort to executives already

overwhelmed with rapidly expanding opportunities and pressures caused by

shrinking margins. IT control frameworks set out best practices for IT actions,

processes and monitoring within organizations, and are believed to lead to

more effective IT governance. Considerations related to Information

Technology are central to any organizations effort to ensure that issues are

addressed quickly and thoroughly. As many companies face considerations

in their internal audit processes, thoughtful executives will need to

understand which IT trends to consider in their critical internal audit plans,

including IT risk assessment techniques. This research evaluates the

awareness and understanding of IT control frameworks in public and private

organizations in Bahrain. This paper presents a comprehensive IT governance

framework that builds on the integration between IT Governance Domains,

Governance Maturity, and Governance Mechanisms. The paper contributes

to the IT governance literature on the importance of IT governance domains

and mechanisms in establishing mature and effective IT governance

Keywords: Control Frameworks, Internal IT Audit, IT Governance

Domains, IT Governance Maturity, IT Governance Mechanisms

Royal University for Women Corresponding Email: [email protected]


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Impact of Existence of Religious Tourism to The

Development Community Economy in Mojokerto

Regency

*MR. Ludi Wishnu Wardana

Abstract Religious tourism is one type of tourism product that is closely

related to trust and beliefs held by someone. Objects of religious tourism are

usually in the form of places of worship, clerical tombs, as well as relics of

civilization history or certain religions. One of the religious tours for Muslims

who are quite popular is the pilgrimage to the tombs of the holy people or the

Wali Sango. Syech Jumadil Kubro is one of the guardians or figures who first

spread Islam in Java. He is the ancestor of the saints in Java The research

approach used in this study is qualitative. The research location is the scope

of the research for the conduct of research. The location of this research was

the Syech Jumadil Kubro’s Tomb area located in Sentonorejo Trowulan

Mojokerto East Java. Key informants included business people around the

Tomb area The results of the study shown that:1)there are various kinds of

business opportunities for the community around religious tourism objects in

the tomb area; 2)there is an increase in income of traders in religious tourism

objects; 3)there is absorption of labour in religious tourism objects in the

tomb area;4)the contribution tourism includes income from business

activities and the development of infrastructure to support economic

activities in the tomb area.

Keywords: Tourism, Religion, Economic Development

Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia Corresponding Email: [email protected]


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Local Wisdom-Based Creative Economy Model To

Increase the Global Competitiveness

*Ana Sopanah

Abstract Creative Economy is a concept that develops based on the potential

of creative assets that generate economic growth and progress. It also

contributes significantly to the economic growth in the Greater Malang

Region. A previous research had a contribution in updating data and

identifying the characteristics of Creative Economy in Malang. It was found

that the number of creative economy actors in Malang was 2,191 grouped

into 16 creative economy sub-sectors. The crafts, fashion, and culinary were

the most potential sub-sectors to be developed in Malang with an average

number of workers around 1-4 people. The strategy of Creative Economy in

Malang was considered stable by seeing gradual growth based on priority

scale. This study was aimed at developing a creative economy model that

focuses on local wisdom. As a qualitative research, the researchers used

Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). The results showed that the creative

economy model developed was Batik that was in accordance with local

wisdom in Malang.

Keywords: Creative Economy, Competitiveness, Local Wisdom, Batik

*Widyagama University of Malang, Indonesia



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The Effect of Audit Opinion, Public Accounting Firm

Size, Financial Distress, Audit Committee on Auditor

Switching in Indonesia 1*Retna Safriliana, 2Retna Safriliana Siti Muawanah

Abstract This study aims to examine the effect of audit opinion, public

accounting firm size, financial distress, audit committee on auditor switching.

This research is a explanatory research to re-examine some research that has

been done previously similar research to strengthens research on auditor

switching.The sample of this research is 50 companies selected by sample

random sampling at manufacturing company listed in Indonesia stock

exchange in year 2011-2016, so the amount of sample in this research 300

company. Analysis of the data used is logistic regression, for auditor

switching variables measured by dummy variables. The results of this study,

showed that public accounting firm size and audit committee affect the

auditor switching, while the audit opinion and financial distress does not

affect the auditor switching. The Limitation of this study was the sample only

manufacturing company in Indonesia. May be to the future research, We hope

that on sample auditor switching will be extended to several countries.

Keywords: Auditor Switching, Audit Opinion, Public Accountant Firm

Size, Audit committee

1,2University of Merdeka Malang, Indonesia



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Impact of the Conative, Cognitive and Affective

Foundation of Communication on the Development

of Partnership Capacity in the Context of

International Public-Private Partnerships

*Skander, Dorra

Abstract For decades, the growing challenges related to the provision of

services to citizens ranging from budget cuts, the scarcity of skills and the

development of information technologies have further increased the stakes

related to the dysfunctions of the traditional bureaucratic model. These issues

have pushed worldwide policy-makers to find alternative models for the

delivery of public services. Among these models, public-private partnerships

(PPPs) whose essence is the transition from a heritage logic to a capability

logic based on the sharing of resources and skills among partners. Moreover,

as a collaborative strategy, the PPP is mainly based on a system of hybrid

governance; however, as advocated by the OECD and World Bank, the

government remains the lead agency for the delivery of public services. Yet,

it seems clear that collaboration between public and private sector entities can

raise many challenges and issues related to the diversity of the parties’

visions, missions, goals and values. Therefore, the success of these

intersectoral strategies rests on the construction and development of the

partnership capacity. In this research, we discuss the construction and

development of partnership capacity in the particular context of international

PPPs based on the communication strategies adopted throughout the project.

Indeed, given that communication depends on the cognitive, affective and

conative factors of public and private actors engaged in the project, this can

have a major impact on the success of their joint project; especially since they

often have divergent and sometimes even contradictory, experiences, visions

and values. Empirically, this study is based on an in-depth analysis of an

international PPP in the form of an airport concession involving European

and North American partners.

Keywords: Public-Private Partnership, Partnership Capacity,

Communication, Conative, Cognitive, Affective

Universit du Qubec Trois-Rivires 3351, boul. des Forges, C.P. 500 Trois-

Rivires (Qubec) G9A 5H7 CANADA Email: [email protected]


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Breaking out of the Glass Box: Employee Responses

to Disability Inclusion in the Workforce in Thailand

*Christelle Mae Agustin

Abstract Many organizations and enterprises have been dealing with

diversity and inclusion in the workforce covering differences in culture, age,

race, and disability among many others. This study will focus on the diversity

brought about by disability, or difference in capabilities, in the workforce

particularly exploring employee perspectives to disability inclusion in the

workplace. A phenomenological analysis was conducted based on the

qualitative data gathered through semi-structured interviews with employees

who have experienced working with people with disabilities (PWD). This

research extracted themes surrounding employees perceptions formed from

their experiences working with disabled colleagues, as well as link its

possible effects to the formation of organizational culture and shared values

among the employees in the enterprise. The findings show that employees

working in a disability inclusive environment had enhanced motivation to

work harder and gained a sense of pride as influenced by their disabled

colleagues. Furthermore, a culture of open-mindedness and equity sensitivity

were also observed in the employees who have experienced working with

disabled people. This study will be deemed useful in further understanding

employee responses to disability inclusion and give insights to the

management of diversity in organizations.

Keywords: Disability Inclusion, Management, Qualitative, Diversity

Management

*Mahidol University, Thailand



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Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure Through

Sharia Enterprise Theory 1*Meldona, 2Ninda Aulia Riska, 3Sulis Rochayatun

Abstract Syariah Enterprise Theory in principle is a concept that explains the

disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility vertically and horizontally, in

the Islamic concept called hablu minnallah and hablum minannas. This study

aims to interpret corporate social responsibility disclosures in the perspective

of Sharia Enterprise Theory. Disclosure of corporate social responsibility through the concept of Sharia Enterprise Theory includes several dimensions,

namely: God, customers, employees, society and nature. This research was

conducted at Bank Muamalat Malang Branch with a qualitative approach.

The results of this study indicate that Bank Muamalat Malang Branch

authorized Baitul Maal Muamalat for all interests in distributing zakat funds and funds for social activities. In general, Bank Muamalat through Baitul

Maal Muamalat has carried out corporate social responsibility well. In the

concept of sharia enterprise theory there are a number of 47 items both

vertically and horizontally and 37 items have been disclosed. Some sharia

enterprise theory items that have not yet been reported include explanations of qardul hasan recipients, employee remuneration wages, PLS schemes,

financing policies, human rights issues, and financing policies that consider

the public at large.

Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility, Sharia Enterprise Theory

1,2,3 Islamic State University of Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang



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Key It Considerations For Internal Audit: Effective it

Governance Processes - A Case Of Bahrain

* Humam Elagha

Abstract The jagged economic landscape — complicated by advancing

technologies, such as cloud, social media and mobile devices — can

challenge the ability of an IT internal audit to provide comfort to executives

already overwhelmed with rapidly expanding opportunities and pressures

caused by shrinking margins. IT control frameworks set out best practices for

IT actions, processes and monitoring within organizations, and are believed

to lead to more effective IT governance. Considerations related to

Information Technology are central to any organization’s effort to ensure that

issues are addressed quickly and thoroughly. As many companies face

considerations in their internal audit processes, thoughtful executives will

need to understand which IT trends to consider in their critical internal audit

plans, including IT risk assessment techniques. This research evaluates the

awareness and understanding of IT control frameworks in public and private

organizations in Bahrain. This paper presents a comprehensive IT governance

framework that builds on the integration between IT Governance Domains,

Governance Maturity, and Governance Mechanisms. The paper contributes

to the IT governance literature on the importance of IT governance domains

and mechanisms in establishing mature and effective IT governance.

Keywords: Control Frameworks, Internal IT Audit, IT Governance

Domains, IT Governance Maturity, IT Governance Mechanisms

*Centre for General Studies, Royal University for Women, West Riffa, Kindom of Bahrain



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