Keynote Speaker - Wijaya Kusuma University, Surabaya

59RUMEN FERMENTABILITY AND INVITRODIGESTIBILITY OF CORN STROW AND Gliricidiamaculata IN THE RUMINANT DIET59Agustin Fauzia, Ningrat Rusmana, Rahma Devint,Triulina Rima60THE USED OF CASSAVA PEEL AND SHRIMP WASTEMIXTURE FERMENTED WITH Bacillus amyloliquefaciensIN RATION OF LAYING HENS60Mirzah, Montesqrit, Rika Adriana, Ahmad Yunus6162Democratization At The Regency And City Level InIndonesiain The Era Of Regional AutonomyDr. BambangSuprijadi, MsiORAL SUPLEMENTATION OF FISH OIL REDUCEFASTING BLOOD GLUCOSE AND ENDOTHELDAMAGE BUT CAN NOT REDUCEMALONDIALDEHYDE LEVEL IN DIABETIC MALEWISTAR RAT (Rattus norvegicus)6162Sukma Sahadewa, Fara Disa Durry, WimpiePangkahila, Gde Ngurah Indraguna Pinatih63Wide Resection Giant Cell Tumor of Distal Ulna andstabilization ulnar stump with extensor carpi ulnaristendon ( Three Case Reports)63Savero I, Mujaddid I , Pamudji U, Handry Th, AmbarM64PROFILE OF SPONDYLITIS TUBERCULOSA INPROF. DR. R. SOEHARSO ORTHOPAEDICHOSPITAL AND DR. MOEWARDI HOSPITAL1464

SURAKARTAJANUARY 2017 – DECEMBER 2017(Retrospective Study)Rieva Ermawan, R. Andhi Prijosedjati65Improve in Neurological Outcome After SurgicalTreatment of Cervical Schwannoma with Tetraparesis– A Case Report65Rieva Ermawan, Denny Adriansyah66Supervisory Mechanism of Supplementary RegionalRegulation in APBD Implementation.66Seto Cahyono, Shanti Wulandari67RESPONSE OF THE GROWTH SUPERIORSUGARCANE CLONES ON SOIL ACIDITYLEVELS SOURCED FROM BUDCHIP SEEDS68Sri Uchtiawati, Setyo Budi, Yudhi Arifani,Andriani Eko Prihatiningrum68Students' perception of Computer Assisted Learningservices: Analysis of Structural Equation Modeling69Khoirul Anwar, Slamet Asari, Nur Fauziah, SriSuryanti69REALIZING SMART CITY INNOVATION(SMARTCITY) THROUGH MUTUAL BONDISSUANCE1570

Agam Sulaksono, Bambang Yunarko, Titik Suharti70Strengthening Marketing Access in Supporting theManagement of Productive Economic Business in theVillage Community of Sambi pondok Sidayu Gresik71Sukaris, Budiyono Prestyadi, Alkusani71Business Ethics in the Ethics Era: Industrial Era 4.072Suyoto72DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS CENTEREDLEARNING (SCL) MODEL IN MATH USINGANDROID BASED OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS73Irwani Zawawi, Dian Rachmawati73The Implementation of Video Learning Media inNatural Science Learning for Primary SchoolStudents.74Friendha Yuanta,74The Use of Code-Switching in English as A ForeignLanguage Classroom Teacher’s Perspective75Diah Yovita Suryarini75ROLE PLAYING METHOD IN IMPROVINGSTORYTELLING SKILL OF BUYING AND SELLINGEXPERIENCES ON PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTSReza Syehma Bahtiar1676

76Web Centric Course in Supporting Primary Students’Learning Skills and Learning Outcomes77Yudha Popiyanto77Creative Economic Development Strategy Based OnProsesed Agriculture Product In Surabaya City78Erna haryanti Koestedjo, Dwie Retna Suryaingsih78DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL LIFE OF INDONESIANPEOPLE IN DEALING WITH GLOBALIZATION ERA79I KetutSuda, Ni Made Indiani, Wayan Paramartha,I Wayan Winaja79STATE RESPONSIBILITY TO SEA ENVIRONMENTBY CLIMATE CHANGE80Ria Tri Vinata, Ibnu Asqori Pohan80Experiment of a Propeler Wind Turbine Model in aWind Tunnel with Various Winglet Heights81Under Mechanical LoadsUyung Gatot S. Dinata, Teguh Maulana Hardi, YulHizhar, Adly Havendri, Adek Tasri81Performance Test of a Blower as Turbine withBackward-Curved, Radial and Forward-CurvedBlades for a Low-Cost Picohydro Power Plant1782

Uyung Gatot S. Dinata, Zulfikar, Januar Efendy, AsepNeris Bakhtiar8283Analysis of the Effort and Impact of Determinants forRegional Innovation System In Payakumbuh CityAmna Suresti, Rahmi Wati, Uyung Gatot S. Dinata,James Hellyward, Alizar HasanEnhancing Mentally Retarded Students’Comprehension: The Development of8384MASH Project-Based Reading TechnologyLulu Asrifah, and Yudhi Arifani84PREVENTIONINTRAFFICACCIDENT85USED HUMANIST INTERACTIONS WITH TRAFFICPOLICE AND MOTORCYCLE USERSUmi Enggarsasi, Nur Khalimatus Sa’diyah85THE PROSPECT OF SEA PROTECTION (CORALREEFS) AS CARBON SINK AND CARBONSOURCE DUE TO CLIMATE CHANGE86Besse Sugiswati, Ria Tri Vinata, Umi Enggarsasi86Legal Protection Of Artist In The EndorsementAgreement87R. Besse Kartoningrat, Fries Melia Salviana,Isetyowati Andayani, Handrawan87Fishing Quotas Regulation as the Embodiment ofFish Resources Protection1888

Titik Suharti, and Masitha Tismananda Kumala88Bilateral Investment Treaty Effectiveness In89Completion Of Capital Investment DisposalFries Melia Salviana, Desy Nurkristia Tejawati89OPTIMIZATION THE ROLE OF VILLAGE CHIEFAND THE SUBORDINATE ON THE VILLAGEDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM90Endang Retnowati; Edi Krisharyanto; Noor Tri Hastuti90Constitutional Entrepreneurship: Main Strategic toCreate Balanced Civilization91Ardhiwinda Kusumaputra, SH., MH. ; Dr. EndangRetnowati, SH., MHum91Original Research Article Designing an Online-BasedQuestionnaire Application for Mobile Devices92Firman Hadi Sukma P.92SORGHUM TAGLINES CAMPAIGN ANALYSIS :DISCOURSE APPROACH93Muhammad Kusumawardhana, Endang Noerhartati93Antioxidant Activity of loloh Malaka Fruit (Phyllanthusemblica L.) in Ayurveda MedicationPutu Lakustini Cahyaningrum, Sang Ayu MadeYuliari, Cokorda Putra and Ida Bagus Putra Suta1994

94Accelerating Regional Economic Developmentthrough Tourism: the Development of Alas Kedatonas a Spiritual Tourism Destination95Putu Krisna Adwitya Sanjaya , Ni Luh Adisti AbiyogaWulandari, and Ni Komang Sumadi9596IDEAS OF DIVINITY BEYOND SYMBOLS:A STUDY OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGYTOWARDS THE KARL JASPERS’ EXISTENSIALISM(1883-1969)96Ni Nyoman Sri Winarti, I Gde Jayakumara, I GustiAgung ParamitaTRANSFORMATION CULTURAL CAPITAL TOECONOMIC CAPITAL:REVIEW OF PATIRTHAN TIRTHA EMPULTAMPAKSIRING, BALIDr. Ida Bagus Dharmika, MA, Dr. I Gusti BagusWirawan, M.Si2097

Dr. I Wayan Subrata, M.Ag97Mediation as Alternative DisputeResolution (ADR) In the Forestry Sector byMalayu Customary Institution (LembagaAdat Melayu) In Pelalawan District of RiauProvince98Riska Fitriani & Hayatul Ismi, Ferawati,9899IDENTIFICATION GENETIC VARIATION OFTUMOUR NECROSIS FACTOR IN ACTIVEPULMONARY TUBERCULOSISFebtarini RahmawatiLAW, COMMODIFICATION, AND LOCAL WISDOM99100Portrait of Conflict Relation, between Law,Economics, and Local Wisdom of Bali in Setting thesacred area of templeI Putu Sastra Wibawa, I Wayan Martha, I PutuSarjanaGusti Ayu Ketut Artatik100Relationship Structure, Culture and OrganizationalClimate With Organizational Effectiveness of HigherEducation101ARIE AMBARWATI101Consumer Behaviour of Fish Product CentreSentra Ikan Bulak SurabayaHerman21102

102Does Intellectual Capital have a Positive Effect onThe e-Service Innovation of Public Employees ?103Dr. Arfah SIP.,MSi103INTERCULTURAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONFOR SMALL MEDIUM ENTERPRISES INSURABAYA TOWARDS GLOBAL MARKET104Febrina Hambalah104IMPLEMENTASI KEBIJAKAN PROSEDURPENGAWASAN DAN PENGENDALIAN KAWASANMANGROVE DI WILAYAH KOTA SURABAYA105(Studi Kasus Implementasi Peraturan WalikotaSurabaya no. 65 Tahun 2011 di Pantai TimurSurabaya)Lunariana Lubis, S.T., M.AP., Agus Wahyudi, S.IP.,M.IP.105Evaluating efficacy of tempeh extractsupplementation on oxidative stress biomarkersand cytokines among Rattus norvegicus infectedby Mycobacterium tuberculosis106Budhi Setiawan Lusiani Tjandra Kartika IshartadiatiSri Lestari Utami106QUALITATIVE METHOD IN CULTURAL MAPPINGIN THE BELANDINGAN BALI AGA VILLAGEKINTAMANI BANGLI BALINi G.A.Diah Ambarwati Kardinal, Komang Wirawan,22107

I Nyoman Harry Juliarthana107MANFAAT PRODUK BIOFARMAKA MENUJUINDONESIA SEHAT108I Made Sumarya , I Wayan Suarda, Ni Luh GedeSudaryatiIsrail Sitepu108GLOBAL ERA OF GENGGONG PERFORMANCEEDUCATION IN BATUAN, SUKAWATI, GIANYARVILLAGE.109I Nyoman Winyana109110THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERACTIVE POP-UPBOOK TO INCREASE SELF-DEFENSE ABILITYAnies Listyowati, Myrnawati Crie Handini, HapidinTHE DEVELOPMENT OF TRADITIONAL BATIKPATTERNS FROM SACRED TO PROFAN OFWESTERN REGIONAL PROVINCE OF EAST JAVA110111Ika Ismurdiyahwati dan Atiqoh Nasor111AGE, INCOME AND NUMBER OF FAMALY ASPREDICTOR OF CONSUMER PREFERENCESDRAGON FRUIT (HYLOCEREUS SP.): STUDIES INSURABAYA112Endang Siswati, Hary Sastrya Wanto112Cubily Artificial Agregat Sebagai Pengganti KerikilAlami Untuk Campuran Beton Ringan RamahLingkungan23113

Johan Paing, Soebagio, and Andaryati113114Exploring the Type of Fern (Pteridophyta) to Realizethe Wonorejo Surabaya Magrove Forest EcologyBalanceNgadiani, Amalia Septi Dini RestiaAerobic Composting of Rumen Content Waste andRice Straw at Different C/N Ratios114115Sugito, and Rhenny Ratnawati115Developing instrument of Teaching PhysicalEducation Sport and Health (PESH) ThroughThematic Approach in Elementary School116Muhammad Muhyi,Brahmana Rangga P116SMART PEOPLE AS A PARTICIPATION MODELFOR INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT117Suning dan Dwi Muryanto117Using Contextual-Based Questions To ImproveStudents' Problem Solving Skill In MechanicalVocational Schools118Sri Rahayu, Liknin Nugraheni, BambangSigit Widodo, and Nur Fathonah118Influence of Protein Pili and Filtrat of Escherichia coliCulture Medium on Motility and Vitality of HumanSpermatozoa: In Vitro Study24119

Sukarjati, Pungky Slamet Wisnu Kusuma, DiahKarunia Binawati119POTENTIAL OF THE NEW CONFINEMENTSYSTEM FOR SQUARE REINFORCED CONCRETECOLUMNS120Soerjandani PM, Raka.IGP and Tavio120TRADING HOUSE AGENCY AS ALTERNATIVEPOTENTIAL MARKETING OF AGRICULTURALPRODUCTS IN SIDOARJO DISTRICT EAST JAVA121Koesriwulandari, Nugrahini Susantinah Wisnujati,Dwie Prasetyo Yudho121COUNTERPRODUCTIVE WORK BEHAVIOR122AS AN INTERVENING VARIABLE IN EMPLOYEEENGAGEMENTANDCOMMITMENTRELATIONSHIP TO EMPLOYEES PERFORMANCEStudy on Regional Financial and AssetManagement District Government MalangBy Yupono Bagyo and Annastasya Lilla Savitri122INDONESIAN COMMUNITY INTEREST ANDPERCEPTION ANALYSIS SHARIA BANKINGPRODUCTSMaqbulla Arochman, Budi Prayitno, Eva Wany123The Effect Of Regional Real Revenue, GeneralAllocation Fund And Revenue Sharing Fund With25123

Moderation Of Economic Growth In CapitalExpenditure.Eva Wany, Budi Prayitno, Puspita Sari SuryaPrabawatiIndonesian Export - Import PerformanceIsmanto Hadi SantosoFaculty of Economics - UWKSAbstract. Analysis of export - import performance in Indonesia to evaluategovernment policies on the development of exports and imports in promotingnational economic growth. The results of the analysis, the linear trend usingthe least squares method, shows that import values tend to grow larger thanthe export value, where the average increase in imports is US 8,519.4 millionper year, while the average export increase is only US 6,353, 7 million peryear. The highest export value occurred in 2011 reaching US 203,496.60million, while the highest import value occurred in 2012 amounting to US 191,689.50 million in the same year the export value was only US 190,020.30 slightly lower. The high import increase was triggered by rising oiland gas imports, while oil and gas exports declined significantly. Imports of oiland gas experienced a significant decline starting in 2015 since the policy ofreducing fuel subsidies by the government from US 43,459.90 million (2014)to US 24,613.20 million (2015) and 2016 only US 18,739.80 million. Basedon the types of imported goods, there were an average of only 7.51% in theform of consumer goods, 17.40% of capital goods, and the remaining 75.08%were auxiliary goods, or semi-finished goods for further processing in thecountry. finished goods. Based on the above analysis, it can be concludedthat export-import policies in Indonesia are appropriate, especiallygovernment policies to reduce fuel subsidies. Although the trend of importvalues is greater than that of exports but based on the type of use of goodsimported mostly (92.48%) to support the industrial sector, which canencourage national economic growth.Keywords: export, import and economic growth26

Orchid Flowers (Phalaenopsisamabilis L) As AProvitable Business In Urban Areas (Study InSurabaya)Hary Sastrya Wanto, Endang Siswati, Akbar HariputraUniversitas Wijaya Kusuma Surabayasas hary@yahoo.co.idAbstract. This study aimed to analyze the effect of seed, fertilizer and landarea on the production of Dendrobium orchid flower, furthermore this studyalso analyze technical and economic efficiency on seeding, adolescent, andadult stages of Dendrobium orchid in Surabaya Kayoon Flower Market. Thisstudy using census method for sampling method. Cobb-Douglas type modelwas used to determine the influence of production factor and technicalefficiency, while quadratic equation model was used to determine theeconomic efficiency. The result of this study showed that the equation modelthat was used in this study is statistically correct and simultaneously theproduction factor that was used in the model has significant impact on theproduction. This result of this study also revealed that land area has partiallysignificant effect on seeding, adolescent and adult stages, then based on costanalysis, it can be concluded that the Dendrobium orchid flower’s price isalready above its break-even point.Keywords: Technical efficiency, economical efficiency, Cobb-DauglassModel, Quadratic Model27

ENTREPRENEURSHIP SORGHUM TOWARDSINDUSTRY 4.0Endang Noerhartati1*1AgroindustrialTechnology Study Program-Engineering Faculty, Universitas Wijaya Kusuma Surabaya,Indonesia *endang noer@uwks.ac.idAbstract. Entrepreneurship development in UWKS has been carried out since2009 by a series of research activities, community service, andentrepreneurship development. The purpose of this research is to developentrepreneurship based on sorghum by exploring all potential sorghum as rawmaterials for entrepreneurship towards industry 4.0 that must have creativeand innovative ideas in developing entrepreneurship. Observations covervarious aspects of the superiority of each aspect of sorghum and advancedstatistical analysis. The results showed that raw materials from sorghum whichcould be used were grain, stems, roots and leaves. The product that can bederived from the raw material among others are rice, flour, soft brand, andbrand. The field tests showed that the machines and equipment for processingcommon rice that were easily accessible to farmers could be engineered toprocess sorghum seeds into sorghum rice. Thus, the processing of sorghumseeds can be done easier and closer to farmers. The machine and hybrid28

equipment automation is ready to be done by engineering the screen part andblower units. Other results of entrepreneurial products are food products(various cakes, bakery, and cookies), functional drinks, and variousfermentation products), health products, and non-food items (cosmetics, batik,and various souvenirs).Keywords: Sorghum, Sorghum Products, Sorghum Entrepreneurship, andIndustry 4.0Knowledge combination capability in tourism relatedSMEs in Indonesia: Does the marketing innovationmoderate the product innovation-performancerelationship?Ratni Prima Lita1, Ma’ruf Ma’ruf2 and Meuthia Meuthia31Lecturerat School of Management, Universitas Andalas, West Sumatra, Indonesia (Lead Author),ratniprimalita@eb.unand.ac.id2Lecturer at School of Management, West Sumatra, Indonesia (Corresponding Author),maruf@eb.unand.ac.id3Lecturerat School of Management, Universitas Andalas, West Sumatra, Indonesia,meuthia@eb.unand.ac.idAbstract. This study aimed to identify the relationship between knowledgecombination capability and product innovation and their influence oncompany performance. It tested the moderating effect of marketinginnovation on a product innovation-company performance relationship onSmall and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) of tourism related industry inIndonesia. Based on quantitative approach, data collected from 105 SMEsowners with questionnaire. These SMEs were selected based on two maincriteria: producer and seller of food products, and mainly targeting tourists.A Partial Least Square (PLS) was performed to analyze the data. Statisticalanalysis revealed that marketing innovation significantly moderate therelationship between product innovation and business performance.Meanwhile knowledge combination capability and product innovation werenot found significantly affect business performance. This research offerscompanies with important insights that product innovation is importantaspect in boosting the business performance but it is also important to pay29

attention to the ability to conduct marketing innovation. Innovation inmarketing helps company to renew product design, to improve pricingtechnique, to manage distribution channel and to design appropriatecommunication that will significantly deter business performance. The paperprovides insights for academics and professionals in the field of small andmedium size business and adds to the literature on tourism industry inemerging economies.Keyword: Marketing innovation, product innovation, knowledge combinationcapability, performance, SMEs, tourism30

Local Mineral Formulas for Supplementation ofKacang Goat’s Feed Based on Wild Forages, RiceBran and Sago StalkKhalil, Assadatul Abbadiah, Andri and EvitayaniFaculty of Animal Science, Andalas University, Campus II PayakumbuhCorresponding author: khalil@ansci.unand.ac.idAbstract. Poor growth of grazing kacang goat in the Pariaman region ofWest Sumatra are related to lack of forage feed due to various limitingfactors. Additional feeding of rice bran and sago stalk might be able to fulfilltheir energy and protein requirement, but the animals are presumablydeficient in minerals. The study was aimed to design mineral supplementfor better nutrition of kacang goat fed based on wild forages, rice bran andsago stalk. Crude nutrient and mineral composition of wild plants andagroindustry byproducts which are normally consumed or fed to kacanggoat were analyzed for dry matter (DM), crude protein (CP), crude fiber(CF), crude ash and minerals (Ca, P, Mg, Na, Mn, Cu, Zn). Samples ofplants were collected from three areas where kacang goat are normallygrazed, i.e. coconut plantations, banana plantations and idle lands. Mineralfeed was then formulated by using locally available materials: BukitKamang’s stone powder, ro

10 Eva Wany, SE., M.Ak. - Universitas Wijaya Kusuma Surabaya 11 Diah Yovita Suryarini, S.Sos., M.Pd. - Universitas Wijaya Kusuma Surabaya . Gancar Candra Premanto 17 18 Decision Support System Selection of Tender . INPATIENT ROOMS OF DR. M. DJAMIL HOSPITAL PADANG INDONESIA IN 2018 Yulastri Arif , Fatima Nuraini Sasmita , Sila Dewi .