HOW TO MAKE COFFEE MILK By : Name : Ahmad Rizal Askiyak

HOW TO MAKE COFFEE MILK

By :

Name : Ahmad Rizal Askiyak

Class : XII RPL 1

Number : 9

Students SMK 4 Kendal

Preface

Assalamualikum wr.wb

all of praises, honors and glory only belong to god. the all merciful because only by his  mercy, i can finish this final task report. by this report . i would like to thanks to:

1. Allah SWT

2. Mr.Sultoni

3. and friends all

I know I may be ugly reports. but I hope my report is good. I hope this report can be received by your.

Introduction

in this world no one is perfect.I like this report, which may still be a lot of mistakes.But with the duty to make a report with the English language, maybe we like being challenged to create reports using the English language, so that we can better understand and quickly in English language.

Ingredients                              equipment

-coffee                                              -a glass

-milk                                                 -one teaspoon

-sugar                                               

-hot water                                         

The step making a coffee milk

First we prepare a cup of coffee and then we put in a glass of milk to taste. Now if we put enough hot water into the glass. then stir using a spoon until it completely evenly. milk coffee now finished.

and ready to serve.

Closing

That's the result of my report on how to make coffee milk.do not be too long because it is very simple and easy.and I want to apologize if in making this report that there may be mistakes on purpose or not on purpose.so enough of my presentation and thank you.

Suggestion for student

Cheer in achieving your goals as high as possible.Do not forget that we must always pray and always strive for the best.realize that we do not live alone, we have friends to sharestout stuff.

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how to assembly PC By Muhammad Luqman Hakim

how to assembly PC

Report :

The Assembly of Personal Computers

By

Muhammad Luqman Hakim

Class XII RPL 2

Number 26

SMK Negeri 4 Kendal

PREFACE

           

Praise to Allah SWT Due to the mercy and grace Him so Compilation report has been completed. This report is one of the requirements to Fulfill Duties english lessons of SMK N 4 Kendal.

By this report, I would like to thank to :

1.     1. Drs. Hero Sultoni Camara, as english teacher of SMK N 4 Kendal

2.    2. My parents, friends, classmates, and anyone who has helped me in doing and competing this report.

I belive that this report is still away form perfect, so I accept suggestin and constructive criticism form all readers. Finally, I hope that this report can be useful for all.

Kendal, 07^th Oct 2012

Writer                       

Muhammad Luqman Hakim

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title page

Preface

Table of contents

I.            Introduction

II.          Contents

III.       Closing

CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

A.   A. The Background of The The Assembly of Personal Computers

Computers are tools used to process data in accordance with procedures that have been formulated. The word computer was originally used to describe people whose jobs do arithmetic calculations, with or without the tools, but the meaning of the word is then transferred to the machine itself. Origins, processing information almost exclusively related to arithmetical problems, but modern computers are used for many tasks unrelated to mathematics.

In the sense that there are tools such as slide rules, mechanical calculators types ranging from abacus and so on, until all contemporary electronic computers. The term better suited for a broad sense as "computer" is "that process information" or "information-processing system." Over the years there have been several different meanings in the word "computer", and a few different words is now called called a computer.

B.    B. How to get the data

in getting the data, I've been looking at a variety of:
1. Internet
2. Textbooks old class X and XI

CHAPTER II

CONTENTS

A.   A.Materials

1.     A computer

2.    CD driver

3.    Motherboard

4.    VGA card

5.    RAM memory

6.    Processor

B.    B.Equipment

1.     Pliers

2.    Screwdriver

3.    AVO meter (when there)

4.    Solder

5.    Tin solder

6.    Isolation

7.    Cable straps

8.    Guidebook

C.    C. Step

1.     Prepare the motherboard and place it in a safe place

2.    Install the processor in place (the socket) noticed a sign on the processor must be placed according to the markings on the connector (no reverse)

3.    Install the RAM memory in place properly, note Memory usually notched corner should be put in place carefully

4.    Insert the motherboard into cashing (in the computer), hooks plastic hooks used kanlah provided by the factory casing, into the hole located on the motherboard

5.    Install the power supply special cables for the motherboard power supply (usually written P8 and P9), black wires from both connectors must be mounted side by side

6.    Install a hard disk, floppy driver in the space available inside the CPU casing, tighten the bolt holder with carefully

7.    Connect the cable from the power supply to the power slot available on your hard disk, floppy drive and CD ROM drive

8.    Connect the ribbon cable (data cable) on the holder the hard disk, floppy drive and CD ROM drive

9.    Connect the cable from the floppy drive into the slot for a floppy drive, as well as connect the cable from the hard disk to the IDE slot number 1, and the cable from the CD ROM to the IDE slot number 2

10.  Install the VGA card in the slot, if you have a card of this type of ISA, you have to put the cards on the ISA bus slots on the motherboard

11.  Install the add-on VGA card expansion card

12.  Connect the cables connecting the "reset" to see "Reset" key on the motherboard

13.  Attach the data cable from the monitor to the card slot contained in VGA connectors have 3 rows noticed legs neatly arranged, with trapezoidal shaped connector

14.  Plug the keyboard into the keyboard slot located on the motherboard

15.  Last pair cables (power) from the monitor to the power slot located on the back of the power supply already installed on the CPU casing

CHAPTER III

CLOSING

A.   A. Conclusion

In the installation of all the components of the PC must be thorough and correct, if there is an error or a PC component teropasang not then it can affect the computer program or even a computer can not be turned on / use.

B.    B. Suggestion

In the installation, must be thorough, correct and to check first before the installation process (before the computer starts up).

At the time of installation should read the guide book and accompanied by a person who has had or could install and assemble a PC (for beginners).

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HOW TO MAKE BANANA CHIPS by: Adhitya M Yusuf Kurniawan

HOW TO MAKE BANANA CHIPS
by:
Name: Adhitya M Yusuf Kurniawan
Class: XII RPL 1
Absent: 4
SMK N 4 KENDAL
Preface:
all praise, honor and glory belongs only to God. all merciful because only by His grace, I can complete final report. by this report. I would like to thank:
1.Mr. sultoni
2. parents and family
3. and all my friends
  The report that I will make this simple. So I nohon you all understand. I hope that this report can be useful for all

introduction:
obligation to make reports suggest students to become independent and learn to develop skills in him. work and also to open a business experience. and adding new knowledge
This is an opportunity for students to cultivate the power of the mind to create something new

equitment:
-Pan
-Spatula


BANANA CHIPS
Banana chips have been around a long time, is one of the culinary heritage of the archipelago which still survive to this day many who enjoy its flavor. Lots of variety in the creation of this banana chips processing depending on the creativity of each manufacturer. Types of bananas are diverse and numerous, there are types of plantains, plantain jackfruit, banana supreme, kepok banana, and many others. Type of banana that is used must also relatively one type of banana, because there are several alternative types of bananas that are either processed into chips, each and every kind has krakter taste of the final processed banana chips.
Banana chips processed by variations in the weave has a flavor that is different, that is salty, sweet, spicy sweet, and others. Making banana chips is very simple and easy and does not require expensive equipment and large capital. Bananas are well made banana chips are kind of Ambon, cotton, horn, kepok, and the king of jackfruit. Recipes How to Make Banana Chips
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR PRESCRIPTION HOW TO MAKE BANANA CHIPS:
 1 banana comb immature
 1 teaspoon lime + 1 liter of water
 Salt
 Cooking oil
How to Make Banana chips recipe:

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GOOD LEADERS WILL MAKE A BETTER by Maria Ulfa

Name                          : Maria Ulfa

No.Absen                   : 09

Topic : Good Leaders will Make a Better Indonesia A speech of Risa Bhinekawati at the national museum, Australia, March 16,2010

Grade : College/University/Government-Public Press


GOOD LEADERS WILL MAKE A BETTER INDONESIA

Speech by Risa Bhinekawati, a recipient of the Australian Leadership Award and Allison
Sudradjat Award at the Australian Leadership Award Conference Dinner, the National
Museum of Australia, 16 March 2010. The dinner is part of the AusAID Leadership
Development Program conference organized by Curtin University, attended by AusAID officials
and 180 recipients of the Australian Leadership Awards from 26 Asia Pacific Countries.
Good evening.

It is a real honor for me to receive the Australian Leadership Award, the Allisson
Sudradjat Award, and to have an opportunity to deliver this speech.

I thank God for allowing me to reach this far. Being an eldest child of a civil servant in
Indonesia is a challenging experience. When I grew up, my family had to work very
hard to earn extra money so that my siblings and I could go to school. Before school, I
had to get up at 4am in the morning to go to the market, and then helped my mother to
prepare food to cater for the neighborhood. My parents are very special people who
have always been my role model. They show us integrity, perseverance, and faith for
not giving up our dreams.

After finishing high school in 1984, I went to evening classes at a secretarial academy
and worked as a temporary secretary. By combining school and work, I have been able
to solve my short-term needs while building a path towards my long-term career
aspirations. I obtained a BA degree in Economics in 1992 with my personal savings, MBA degree in 1999 with the Indonesia-Australia Merdeka Fellowship from the
Australian Government, and a Masters degree in International Policy in 2006 with
Merriman Fellowship from the George Washington University, and hopefully will get
my PhD in 2012 with the Australian Leadership Award.

For the last 18 years, I have been in seven leadership positions in national and
international institutions, dealing with establishing organizations and empowering
people; formulating policies and implementing strategic planning; and managing
interactions between the government, private sector and civil society. In 2009, my
community development program, Danamon Go Green, won the second place in the
BBC World Challenge, selected from 900 programs worldwide. In this program,
Danamon Foundation works together with 31 local governments all over Indonesia to
convert organic market waste into high quality compost and improve agriculture
production. Every month we process 400 tons of waste into 120 tons of fertilizer. We
also implement management techniques such as balanced score card and on-line
reporting for monitoring and evaluation of local governments’ performance.

I never imagine before that my efforts in bringing together the strengths of local
government, private sector and community in solving environmental issues while
building prosperity at grass-roots level would get such a high recognition. I am so
proud that I am able to bring a local innovation of Indonesia to global audience. This
experience confirm my believe that Indonesians can do better if we are serious and
persevere in achieving our goals.

Looking back, I have been wondering why a country with rich natural resources and
social capital such as Indonesia cannot afford basic needs for its civil servants and
public services for its citizens. Along my career journey, I have built my understanding
about the root cause of the problem: lack of public and private sector governance cause
corruption; and corruption causes poverty. As you may know, Indonesia continues its
process of transition toward economic and democratic governance. The country needs
strong leaders with a combination of integrity and capability to manage that transition.
Leadership attributes sparkle from within. I find that my success and failures depend
on how effective I motivate others, how much I learn from others, and how well I work
with others.

I believe good leaders will make a significant difference, and my dream of having a
better Indonesia always motivates me to make good personal and professional
decisions. Now I am 44 with a meaningful life: a mother of a 15 year-old son, a wife,
and a senior leader with a proven track record. It is time for me to pursue my real
passion to improve the welfare and dignity of Indonesia’s diverse communities. To do
so, I need to enhance my capacity and skills so I can play a significant leadership role in
the legislative or executive body of Indonesian government. As a leader and a change
agent within the government, I believe I can contribute greatly in improving Indonesian
human development indexes and governance ratings internationally.
My Australian Leadership Award and the Allison Sudradjat Award are very timely and
will help me to achieve my dream. A PhD degree in Corporate Social Responsibility
from the Australian National University will enhance my abilities to undertake policy
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reforms and manage sustainable development. I also wish to gain a practical experience
at the public sector through an internship or work placement, hopefully at the
Parliament House, that will provide me with thorough understanding about the
interplay among the legislative, executive and judicative bodies as well as the law
making process in Australia. Until now, Australia has always been my reference for
public policies and practices, and I am pleased to further strengthen the linkages
between people-to-people and government-to-government for future cooperation
between Indonesia and Australia.
We are all very fortunate to be the recipients of the Australian Leadership Award,
which allows us to pursue higher education in world-class universities in Australia, and
to enhance the cooperation among us, future leaders of the Asia Pacific countries. When
we go back to our countries, we all can make an even bigger difference.
God has given us the strength and ability to contribute to a more sustainable world in
the future. May God bless us all.

Thank you.

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