Community Service Activities for Bojongsoang Integrated Service Post Cadres

One of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education besides Education and Training is Community Service activities (P2M). P2M is the implementation of science, technology, and cultural arts directly to the community institutionally to contribute to developing the ability of the community, to accelerate the pace of growth in achieving national development goals.

Located at the Bojongsoang Village Office Hall on Friday (04/07/2014), 3 lecturers of the School of Computing consisting of Dr. Adiwijaya, Fhira Nhita, MT., And Rian Febrian Umbara, M.Sc., invited Integrated Service Post Cadres in the Bojongsoang Village area to practice Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, e-mail and internet as well as using a database to facilitate work. Integrated Service Post Cadres.

According to one of the speakers in the Community Service Program for the Integrated Service Post cadre, Fhira Nita, MT., The first program was computer and Microsoft office training, now continued with a database demo, “he continued.

The use of databases will be very influential in implementing the Integrated Service Post program. Integrated Service Post cadres will have accurate and up-to-date data, making it easier for Integrated Service Posts to be able to follow up on existing data and problems experienced by the target of the Integrated Service Post. “Databases are created in seven standard format reports. The seven standard formats for the report are the register of births and deaths of babies, pregnant women, mothers of birth, and postpartum mothers. Also book register for women of childbearing age and couples of childbearing age; baby and toddler register books that record the number of all infants and toddlers in the Integrated Service Post area; notebook of meeting activities held by Integrated Service Posts; logbook of business activities if the Integrated Service Post organizes business activities; financial management book; and the book needs Integrated Services Post in accordance with the activities carried out, “he continued.

In addition to training, on this occasion, a grant was also procured for four (4) units of computers, printers and internet modems to Posyandu cadres in Bojongsoang Village. “We do this so that the results of the training we provide can be better realized,” Nita added.  – LEN