UPNVJ Public Relations - Faculty of Computer Science (FIK) UPNVJ once again held a National Student Seminar on Computers and Its Applications (SENAMIKA). Tuesday (28/1/2020) at Bhinneka Tunggal Ika UPNVJ.
One of SENAMIKA is the Scientific Work Competition. A total of 147 papers competed for the four best papers as finalists and 66 selected papers will make presentations in the parallel session later. Chief Executive Muhammad Aldena Herdiputra said, SENAMIKA is a facility or forum for students who want to publish the results of their scientific writing.
"Through the Scientific Work Competition, FIK seeks to gather various inputs related to research ideas from female students. Since it was first opened, this activity has received quite a positive response from UPN students and other universities," said Aldena at the 2020 SENAMIKA event.
As for the 147 papers , the best paper is Velia Rahmadi with the title "Prediction of the Main Causes of Poverty in Indonesia with the C5.0 Decision Tree Algorithm" in the Informatics category, Fahmi Hardiansyah entitled the paper "Vulnerability Assessment and Study of Application Security Aspects in Online Thesis Applications (Sipso) Perbanas Fti” in the Cybersecurity category, Muhammad Muhsinin in the paper title “Interactive Numeracy Learning Animation Based on Android” in the Multimedia category, Lutfi Rizky Ramadhan in the paper title “Design and Build an Android-Based Volunteer Event Management Information System” in the Information System category.
One of the best papers, Fahmi Hardiansyah, a Perbanas Institute student, did not expect to receive this award at SENAMIKA 2020.
"In the cyber security category, there are quite a lot of competitors from various universities in Indonesia. I didn't expect to get this best paper award, my victory was not far from the role of the supervising lecturer who always provided guidance and support and advised me to take part in this SENAMIKA scientific work.
This Perbanas student felt that this event met his expectations because all writers from various universities came and were present here to present their scientific work, so that all female students could share information about scientific work between universities.
Fahmi also added that activities like this are very beneficial for students and lecturers because they are an added value for our students to apply for jobs in an agency.