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Ada Apa Dengan Mahasiswa?
Kontributor _Jk, Andra Andriawan, Aviskha, Deva Ananda Rosanti, Evanatuzahroh, Fatma Ariyanti, Hefied Adibatul Husna, Herlis Indriya, Iffah Nadiya, Iis Anjarwasih, Khilda Nur Lutfiyana, Lia, Moh. Ulin Nuha, Muhammad Aslamul Azka, Mundir, Ni’mah, Nihayah Rifa’i, Nur Faliha, Nur Hikmatul Fadhilah, Risa, Robit, Sekar Asviro Ababil, Syayidah Maulidatul Ulya, Ulie Sa'adah Kholilie, Veranica Lani Octavia, Wiwiek Salma Maulida.
Usability Engineering
Executive Summary. What is usability. Generations of user interfaces. The usability engineering lifecycle. Usability heuristics. Usability testing. Usability assessment methods beyond testing. Interface standards. International user interfaces. Future developments. Exercises. Bibliography. Author index. Subject index.
Ugly Ways
Three sisters return to their southern hometown after the death of their difficult, demanding mother, in a novel by the author of Baby of the Family. In life, Esther Lovejoy was an intolerable mother. She raised her daughters with an iron fist, browbeat her husband into submission, and insisted they call her Mudear (an abbreviation of Mother Dear). As adults with successful careers, Betty, Emily, and Annie Ruth have scattered across the country to avoid Mudear’s influence. But now it’s time to lay her to rest, and the Lovejoy sisters have returned to Mulberry, Georgia, to pay their last respects. What they discover is that while Mudear may be dead, she is far from gone. With a large dose of compassion and a generous splash of humor, Tina McElroy Ansa serves up a powerful tale of family secrets and the ways our scars make us stronger. “A voice that is fresh and strong and just quirky enough to stand out from the crowd.” —The Boston Sunday Globe “An entertaining read . . . The author, like a good small-town gossip . . . paints a vivid picture of three bright, beautiful and emotionally scarred African-American sisters.” —Los Angeles Times
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