Brief Summary
This YouTube video transcript showcases Universitas Negeri Surabaya (Unesa) as a leading institution committed to educational excellence, innovation, and community engagement through its various campuses and programs. The video highlights Unesa's achievements, facilities, and initiatives, emphasizing its role in nurturing future leaders and contributing to national development. The transcript also includes discussions on AI, research methodologies, and student experiences in the MBKM program, providing valuable insights and guidance for students and educators.
- Unesa's commitment to educational excellence and innovation.
- The importance of research and community engagement.
- Guidance on AI, research methodologies, and student experiences.
Unesa Overview and Achievements
Unesa, originating from educational foundations, has achieved independence as a legal entity higher education institution. It has five integrated campuses across East Java, aiming to provide higher education access to diverse groups. The campuses include: Campus 1 in Ketintang, Surabaya, featuring six faculty buildings; Campus 2 in Lidah Wetan, housing educational and professional certification facilities along with five faculties; Campus 3 for food security; Campus 4 in Gedangan, Sidoarjo; and Campus 5 in Magetan, East Java. Unesa is dedicated to cultivating the potential of the nation's youth, fostering talent, and maintaining an inclusive environment. The university offers accredited study programs at both national and international levels, providing comprehensive support to students in academics and non-academic pursuits. Unesa has achieved superior institutional accreditation and is focused on enhancing its educational programs to meet international standards through accreditations like ASIIN, AQAS, and FIBAA. The university is also committed to improving its rankings nationally and internationally, developing innovative research products, and fostering soft and hard skills through partnerships.
Invitation to MBKM Events and Surabaya's Branding
Cak Hasan, the Rector of Unesa, invites the academic community and the public to a MURI record-breaking event showcasing MBKM products from Unesa, along with a national MBKM seminar in 2024. The event celebrates Unesa's role as a leading supporter of the Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka program. The speaker discusses shooting in various historical locations in Surabaya, such as the 10 November Museum, House of Sampoerna, and Soekarno's birthplace, to brand Surabaya as a city rich in history and culture.
Student's Experience in the MSIB Program
A student shares their experience in the MSIB program under the Ministry of Education and Culture's MBKM scheme, specifically in the Independent Study and Certified program (batch 7) at PT City Asia International for four months. The student was drawn to the Smart Branding for Sustainability Tourism topic, aiming to preserve and balance Indonesia's potential tourism sites through sustainable tourism concepts and effective branding. The program included classes with practitioners and top university lecturers, using synchronous and asynchronous learning methods. The main output was creating a city brand book, with regular mentoring and assessments.
Discussion with Sagasitas Indonesia
Azhar welcomes Zainal Abidin from Sagasitas and other guests to a discussion. Zainal mentions a recent gathering in Jakarta and expresses excitement about collaborating with Unesa students, including those from the mechanical engineering and vocational departments. He also mentions an upcoming event in Jogja. Azhar introduces Sultan, who will be sharing a presentation, and requests access for screen sharing.
Opening Remarks and Introduction of Guests
Azhar welcomes everyone, referring to them as "pioneers" rather than "heirs," and introduces the speakers from Sagasitas Indonesia and BRIN. He encourages attendees to prepare for the session, emphasizing its importance for mobility academic activities.
Formal Opening and Introductions
Azhar opens the event with formal greetings, acknowledging Prof. Dr. M. J. Q., M.Si., Kasubdit of Academic Mobility Unesa, Zainal from Sagasitas Indonesia, and Rini Kamimatul Ula, M.Si., PhD, a researcher from BRIN. He also acknowledges the Unesa academic mobility team, faculty, and students.
Singing of National Anthem and Unesa Anthem
The attendees sing the Indonesian national anthem, "Indonesia Raya," followed by the Unesa anthem, showing respect and pride for their country and university.
Remarks by Kasubdit of Academic Mobility Unesa
Dr. MJ, Kasubdit of Academic Mobility Unesa, expresses gratitude and acknowledges the presence of Zainal from Sagasitas Indonesia and Rini from BRIN. He highlights the ongoing training sessions and the significance of BRIN in research. He mentions the TQuest program with Sagasitas and encourages students to participate, noting the opportunity for skill development. He also addresses technical issues with the Zoom platform and encourages students to stay focused and engaged.
Introduction to Sagasitas Indonesia
Azhar introduces Sagasitas Indonesia as an active partner of Unesa in providing guidance for independent studies, particularly in technology and innovation. He encourages students to pay attention to the upcoming presentation.
Sagasitas Indonesia's Collaborative Projects with Unesa
Zainal from Sagasitas Indonesia expresses gratitude and introduces the foundation, highlighting their presence in Yogyakarta and collaborations with Unesa. He mentions their three-year partnership, including projects with AWS Indonesia and PT Elitry Elite Academy Indonesia, focusing on technology and talent development. He also references their involvement with Unesa's MPKM program, particularly with the Bonek entrepreneurship program.
Showcasing Student Projects from Previous Collaboration
Zainal presents several student projects from a previous collaboration, including a waste plastic processing project for renewable energy, an educational game for learning Japanese, an online learning platform, a radial axle mixer, and a UMKM support initiative. He expresses hope for the continuation and patenting of these projects.
Introduction of Sagasitas Indonesia Team Members
Zainal introduces the Sagasitas Indonesia team, including Mas Nasmi from UI, Mas Muhammad Bakir from IPB, and Mas Sultan from SMK Negeri 1 Karawang, highlighting their expertise and roles within the organization.
Sagasitas Indonesia's History and Activities
Sagasitas Indonesia was founded in July 2004 and has been involved in fostering research and technological innovation among students. They have collaborated with LIPI and BRIN, participating in competitions and representing Indonesia internationally. The organization also partners with AWS for digitalization initiatives and Intel for AI education.
AI Project Presentation: Cervical Cancer Detection
Nasmi presents an AI project developed with Ridwan from Unesa and Brilian, focusing on early detection of cervical cancer. The AI assists doctors by analyzing cell images to determine the stage of cancer. The project supports sustainable development goals related to health, gender equality, and innovation.
Introduction to Generative AI by AWS
Sultan introduces generative AI from AWS, emphasizing its accessibility and potential for various applications. He explains that generative AI can create new content like conversations, images, and music, and can be trained in various fields.
Examples and Types of Generative AI
Sultan provides examples of AI applications, such as Tesla's autopilot, Amazon's Alexa, and TikTok's algorithm. He explains that generative AI creates new content, while traditional AI classifies and predicts based on existing data. Bakir discusses different types of generative AI based on output, including text, image, video, and audio generation.
Discussion on Ethics, Risks, and Career Opportunities in AI
The discussion shifts to the ethical considerations and risks associated with AI, as well as the career opportunities in the field. Nasmi emphasizes that AI is used in various sectors, not just IT, and encourages everyone to learn about AI.
AI Certification and Steps to Create AI
The team introduces AI certifications and outlines the steps to create AI, including identifying components, determining the application, creating a database, training the AI, and testing the model.
AI Project Presentation: Agrify for Farmers
Sultan presents Agrify, an AI-powered web platform designed to help farmers minimize costs and optimize farming practices. The platform offers solutions for plant disease diagnosis, smart farming schedules, and weather detection.
Q&A Session: Addressing Challenges and Opportunities in AI
The session transitions to a Q&A, where participants ask about various aspects of AI, including how to deal with paid AI services, challenges in AI development, and career opportunities. The speakers provide insights and advice, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and collaboration.
Strategies for Using AI Affordably and Building Custom AI Models
The speakers discuss strategies for using AI affordably, such as creating custom AI models and utilizing free resources from AWS. They also highlight the importance of understanding the components of AI and the need for continuous learning.
Challenges and Solutions in AI Development
The discussion addresses the challenges in AI development, including identifying ideas, technical difficulties, and the need for interdisciplinary collaboration. The speakers emphasize the importance of a positive mindset and continuous learning.
AI in Music and the Importance of Originality
The discussion touches on the use of AI in music and the importance of protecting intellectual property rights. The speakers emphasize that AI should be used as a tool to assist, not replace, human creativity and critical thinking.
Limitations of AI and Ethical Considerations
The limitations of AI are discussed, particularly regarding ethics, morality, and the risk of addiction. The speakers emphasize the importance of critical thinking, verifying information, and maintaining a balance between AI and human intellect.
AI's Impact on the Job Market and the Importance of Ethics
The discussion addresses AI's impact on the job market, emphasizing the importance of ethics, continuous learning, and adaptability. The speakers encourage individuals to focus on developing unique skills and maintaining a strong moral compass.
Closing Remarks and Encouragement
The speakers provide final encouragement, emphasizing the importance of faith, hard work, and collaboration. They encourage participants to embrace AI as a tool for innovation and positive impact.
Introduction to the Next Session and Transition
The session transitions to the next speaker from BRIN, emphasizing the importance of research methodologies and their application in various fields.
Introduction of Rini from BRIN and Initial Discussion
Azhar introduces Rini from BRIN, highlighting her expertise and the relevance of her presentation on research methodologies. Rini expresses her enthusiasm and encourages an interactive session, inviting participants to share their concerns about research.
Student Concerns About Research
Students share their concerns about research, including selecting a relevant and impactful topic, choosing between qualitative and quantitative methods, and dealing with challenges in data analysis and literature review.
Types of Research
Rini discusses different types of research, including pure research, applied research, exploratory research, and development research, providing examples and explaining their characteristics.
Qualitative vs. Quantitative Research
Rini explains the differences between qualitative and quantitative research, emphasizing the importance of direct engagement and descriptive analysis in qualitative research, and the use of experiments and statistical analysis in quantitative research.
Key Elements of Research
Rini discusses the key elements of research, including identifying a problem, conducting a literature review, formulating a hypothesis, and setting research objectives. She emphasizes the importance of offering solutions and ensuring the research has a meaningful impact.
Principles of Research
Rini outlines the principles of research, including openness, objectivity, ethical conduct, validity, reliability, replicability, and fairness. She emphasizes the importance of honesty and creativity in research.
Q&A Session with Rini
The session transitions to a Q&A, where participants ask about various aspects of research, including the content of an abstract, determining variables in quantitative research, and the level of detail required in describing research methods.
Content of an Abstract and Research Methods
Rini explains that an abstract should include the research problem, methodology, results, and conclusions. She also emphasizes the importance of providing detailed descriptions of research methods and justifying the choices made.
Addressing Concerns and Providing Guidance
Rini addresses various concerns and provides guidance, emphasizing the importance of literature review, clear objectives, and ethical conduct in research. She also offers to provide further assistance and consultation to the participants.
Closing Remarks and Gratitude
Rini concludes the session, expressing her gratitude and offering further assistance. Azhar thanks Rini for her valuable insights and guidance.
Closing Announcements and Reminders
Dwi provides closing announcements and reminders, emphasizing the importance of completing assignments, managing time effectively, and preparing for upcoming events. She also encourages students to seek assistance and support as needed.
Final Remarks and Farewell
Azhar expresses gratitude to the participants and speakers, wishing everyone success and good health. He concludes the session with a farewell message.
