INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH CONFERENCE IN ROME 2020

A MODEL TO DEVELOPMENT THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUPPLY INVENTORY UNIT USING TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT: FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

Amporn Chirapuk — 2020-03-06

This research aims to investigate the performance of service and management in the Distribution of Supply Inventory Unit of Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. Total Quality Management (TQM) practices and strategies were defined to establish and deliver high-quality service and management. This study uses three groups of a sample that consist of the distribution of supply inventory unit staff, laboratory and the Committee for Procurement-Distribution and services. The result showed the high performance of service management and satisfied with the technique. Therefore, TQM is a good technique that can be used to the part of good management in the Distribution of Supply Inventory Units and Educational institutions.

THE REDUCTION OF USING PLASTIC BAGS OF UNDERGRADUATE SUTUDENTS IN FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Anat Thapinta — 2020-03-06

This research aimed to 1) investigate the amount of plastic bags collected in Faculty
of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University (SSRU); and 2) study on the attitude level of undergraduate students on the reduction of using plastic bags in their daily lives. According to the study, questionnaires were used to collect data from the sample which were 349 undergraduate students from 14 programs in Faculty of Science and Technology by applying stratified random sampling and simple random sampling techniques. Data were analyzed by frequency, percentage (%), mean ( X ) and standard deviation (S.D.). As a result of this research, it was found that 1) the amount of plastic bags collected in Faculty of Science and Technology during November 2018 to February 2019 was 2.76 kg/day by average or equal to 0.025 kg/student/day; and 2) the attitude of undergraduate students on the reduction of using plastic bags in their daily lives as a whole was at high level ( X = 4.01). When considering by item separately, it showed that the highest attitude level on reduction of using plastic bags of undergraduate students was subconscious on the conservation of natural resources ( X = 4.27) followed understanding of the benefit to the environment on plastic bag
reduction ( X = 4.03) and behavior on the reduction of plastic bags in their daily lives ( X = 3.72), respectively.

THE STUDENT OF HOME ECONOMICS’S SATISFACTION TOWARD THE SERVICES AND FACILITIES IN LABORATORY: A CASE STUDY OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Arisara Sittisak — 2020-03-06

The purpose of this research is to study of the home economics’s satisfaction toward the services and facilities in laboratory: A cases study of Faculty of Science and Technology Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University which consists of 3 aspects as following first, the satisfaction with internal - external facilities in food laboratories, second, the satisfaction with materials and equipment, and third the satisfaction of the staff service. The research will be done through studying from document and by collecting data for qualitative research by using designed questionnaire. The volunteer testing was random from 239 personnel of home economics undergraduate students in year 2th-4th.
The result of respondents were females studying in year 3, level of frequency using food laboratories in home economics branch 2 - 3 times/week 75.7 percent. By the time person using the food laboratories service is in the period 16.00 -19.00 equal to 54 percent. The objectives of those who use the food laboratories services of home economics students mostly for teaching and learning 89.5 percent. The satisfaction with internal and external facilities and satisfaction of the staff service satisfied at a high level, satisfaction with materials of overall, the satisfaction was much.

ZERO - ONE INFLATED NEGATIVE BINOMIAL - SUSHILA DISTRIBUTION AND ITS APPLICATION.

Chookait Pudprommarat — 2020-03-06

The purpose of this paper is to develop a zero inflated negative binomial – Sushila distribution, namely zero one inflated negative binomial – Sushila (ZOINB-S) distribution which is discrete distribution for count data. The probability mass function of ZOINB-S has five parameters. Several statistical properties of ZOINB-S distribution are explored, such as the probability mass function (pmf), moment about the origin, mean, variance, skewness, and kurtosis. The parameters of ZOINB-S distribution are estimated by the maximum likelihood estimation. In application study section, a real data set is used to illustrate the flexibility of the proposed distribution.

EQUIPMENT TYPE WITHDRAW MANAGEMENT OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Jiranan Pattaphong — 2020-03-06

This research is equipment type withdraw management of Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The objective was to improve the database of equipment list to performance. The samples are official staff in the Faculty of Science and Technology classified into 3 groups, 1) service receiver group, 2) improve database group, 3) process auditor group. The research instruments consisted of data collection tools, data analysis tools, and database design tools by equipment type.
The result of the research showed that the process of database collection design for higher efficiency has 6 steps by brainstorming method. Step 1: R2R member meeting about research on topic issue equipment withdraw management system. Step 2: Create knowledge and understanding of the regulations of the Ministry of Finance. Step 3: Survey the needs of the service receiver. Step 4: Define the service receiver's report format to meet the needs of office staff in the Faculty of Science and Technology classified 3 groups, Define 3 objectives to improve the process, 1) To provide faster procurement, 2) Providing quick and accurate information correction, 3) To provide performance information service. Step 5: Check the administration of equipment. Storage and continue to monitor the performance management process, monitoring of durable equipment. Before and after the process improvement process based on the new design. Step 6: Trial in faculty.

PRODUCTION OF PUMPKIN CHURROS.

Jutamas Moolwong — 2020-03-06

Churros has known in Thai as “Spainese Pa Thong Ko”, is star sprinkled shaped bread made from the dough that is fried into a long bar. It soft and crispy texture with sugar or cinnamon powder before serve. It’s popular dessert to eat along with hot chocolate, tea or coffee, considered as a unique dessert. It is also the traditional Spanish dessert that is famous throughout the world. Recently, Thailand has a culture of eating Churros widely. Due to the environment and Consumption behavior nowadays has changed. Thai people prefer to eat fried food as a main course and snack for providing energy to makes consumers happiness. The survey found that teenagers or working adults receive energy from snacks equal to 1 in 4 energy that should be intakes per day, resulting in the body receiving less beneficial nutrients. Based on the above information, the author is aware of the importance of the problem and has the idea to develop a dessert recipe based on slightly improving the formula in Churros pastry. In addition to reducing the amount of flour it, also helps adding nutrients to the dessert. By experimenting with supplementing pumpkin at an appropriate level and being accepted by consumers, selecting 3 Churros recipes was tested to get the standard formula that received the highest satisfaction score. After that, the standard formulas were used to supplement pumpkin at 3 different levels, namely 10%, 20% and 30% respectively. When studying the needs of target consumers who are likely to consume in the age of 18-25 years, a total of 30 people were tested. By Sensory evaluation and Consumer acceptability, the results were statistically analyzed by SPSS program analyzing one-way ANOVA and comparing the mean values by LSD. The result found that the Churros supplement with pumpkin at the level of 30% has the highest satisfaction scores; physical, odor, color, taste, texture, and overall liking. with an average of 3.87, 3.77, 4.00, 4.27, 4.03 and 4.37 respectively. From the experiment of adding pumpkin meat in Churros pastries helps to increase nutritional value. Emerging new products are alternative products for health conscious consumers and increase the value of pumpkin for local plants to have higher value as well.

PURPLE SWEET POTATO (IPOMOEA BATATAS L. LAM.) CAKES.

Kanyapat Petcharaporn — 2020-03-06

Bakery products are the food of westerners. Making the cakes normally it has to use the very simple and high calories ingredients e.g. wheat flour, butter and sugar etc. From this topic, the researcher found that the application of using purple sweet potato as a high antioxidant level ingredient of Anthocyanin to be an interesting ingredient for making purple sweet potato chiffon type cake can be the good way for developing of valuable bakery and cake product and to be a new way of bakery products development that’s as a goal of the experiment. The application of using purple sweet potato for chiffon type cake making process by acceptance testing of 30 consumers using 5-point hedonic scale from the score 1-5 and analyzing by using statistic program with t-test, the result showed that.
The comparison of 5 factors, consumers accepted the purple sweet potato to be a new kind of cake from every factors has the high to very high score level from scale of Best [6] so we can conclude that the chiffon type cake from purple sweet potato can be an interesting, valuable product and can be developed in the new things of bakery products from the new and useful ingredient.

THE DESIGN MODEL OF RABBIT CARE RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM BASED ON ANDROID APPLICATION.

Kittikhun Meethongjan — 2020-03-06

In order to design the model and develop the mobile application to promote a good health and longevity of the rabbit. This research focus on the recommendation of technique to take care the rabbit house for the owner that can be use this application 5 species such as Holland Lop, Netherland Dwaft, Woody Toy, French Lop and Mini Rex. All information was collected from agriculture and the rabbit loves group. The author has designed the system application by collecting the data from the user and fusion with the technique of mobile application design. After design and creation, the model of this system was evaluated with 20 users and 10 experts that obtained mean and standard division in 4.25, 4.53 and 0.51, 0.58 respectively. Furthermore, the quality of the design model of rabbit care recommendation application can be used a main information tool for the animal care recommendation.

THE STUDY OF EXERCISE MOTIVATION OF PERSONNEL AT SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Komkrit Rattamanee — 2020-03-06

The purpose of this research was to study and compare the exercise motivation between males and females, school age and working age. The population and sample were 377 personnel at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, 181 men and 196 women, selected by accidental sampling. The research instrument used in data collecting was a questionnaire inspected by determining the accuracy by the Index of Item-Objective Congruence: IOC method and evaluate the reliability that the researcher collected data. There were 5 evaluating scales with a total of 25 items. The questionnaire consisted of 4 motivation areas as follows: (1) Love, Aptitude, and Interest (2) Health and Sanitation (3) Opinions regarding oneself and related parties (4) Reputation and Society, with the reliability at 0.92. Data was analyzed by determining the frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation and t-test. The research result found that (1) the exercise motivation of personnel at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University as following 1.1) In Love, Aptitude, and Interest, the mean equals to 4.06 as high level. 1.2) In Health and Sanitation equals to 4.16 as high level. 1.3) In Opinions regarding oneself and related parties equals to 4.07 as high level 1.4) In Reputation and Society equals to 3.77 as high level (2) A Comparison of exercise motivation of personnel at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University between males and females. The exercise motivation is differed by Love, Aptitude, and Interest, Health and Sanitation,
Opinions regarding oneself and related parties, and Reputation and Society. The Statistical significance at the level of 0.05. The results revealed that the mean of males is greater than females. (3) A Comparison of exercise motivation of personnel at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University between school age and working age. The exercise motivation is differed by Love, Aptitude, and Interest, Health and Sanitation, Opinions regarding oneself and related parties, and Reputation and Society. The Statistical significance at the level of .05. Results indicated that the mean of working age is greater than school age.

IN SILICO CHARACTERIZATION OF SINORHIZOBIUM AND MESORHIZOBIUM AMYLASES.

Mohammad Bagher Javadi — 2020-03-06

Microbial amylases are the dominant enzymes in industrial markets. These enzymes hydrolyze the starch molecule to the glucose unit polymers. A large numbers of amylases were obtained from diverse species of microbes. Starch as the main substrate for these enzymes which plays the important role in human diet obtains from many economically important crops such as wheat, rice, tapioca and potato. The final products of maltodextrin, modified starches, or glucose and fructose syrups were obtained by this enzymatic reaction. As there are large numbers of amylases from different microbial sources for different applications, the molecular characterization of the enzyme is vital for the researchers and producers. This research paper provided the comprehensive in silico information on amylases from two distinct rhizobia genera Sinorhizobium and Mesorhizobium. Thermostability and pH stability of amylases from Sinorhizobium and Mesorhizobium genera as well as the genomic distribution, physicochemical and structural features were analyzed. The physicochemical characterizations such as grand average hydropathy (GRAVY), aliphatic index (AI), extinction coefficient (EC), isolelectric point (pI), and instability index (II) were evaluated. S-S bridges, secondary structures and their homology modeling of these enzymes were presented with PyMol model visualization. This research finding could provide the analytical information for isolating and producing these enzymes for industrial purposes.

THE STUDY OF INCOMPLETE STUDENT SCORE OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Napapond Tongrattanachat — 2020-03-06

This study aims to study administration and tendency of incomplete student score of Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The incomplete student score operated by data collecting from the student score’s summary report which are approved by the committee in each semester, and course issues summarize and tendency. The samples are 10 semesters the student score’s summary reports (from 2014 to 2018). Researchers analyze data by using maximum value, minimum value, average, standard deviation, and linear regression analysis.
Researchers found that incomplete student score of Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, that has been reducing tendency in each semester and overall. Researchers will take this data to administrate with incomplete student score on next time.

THE STUDY OF RESPONSIBILITY AND UNDERSTANDING OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT BEHAVIOR ON REDUCING PLASTIC AND FOAM IN SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Naruedom Chewpraditkul — 2020-03-06

The purpose of this research was to study the effects of responsibility and understanding of undergraduate students on the behavior of plastic and foam usage reduction of students in Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University in the academic year 2019, with a sample of 100 students. The tools used in the research were the students' response survey on the behavior for usage plastic and foam. Data were collected between 16 to 20 September 2019 and analyzed by using descriptive statistics such as percentage, average and standard deviation.
The research found that undergraduate students receive news about reducing plastic and foam used from social media as the number one and receiving the last news about reducing plastic and foam boxes from newspaper media. The study of students' opinions about the responsibility of reducing plastic and foam. 98.4% of students agreed to reduce waste by using cloth bags and rice boxes instead of plastic bags and foam. As the students' opinions about understanding, 100% of students have the same direction that reducing the use of foam reduces the risk of food contamination.

COMPARISON OF STABILITY LATENT FINGERPRINT ON PAPER WITH BLOOD STAINS.

Nich Wongsongja — 2020-03-06

The aims of this research are to study the latent fingerprint remaining the period on paper with blood stains by on using iodine and ninhydrin methods to reveals determined the latent fingerprints and compared them qualities of them on 10 types of paper; copy paper, green read paper, newspaper, corrugated box, lottery ticket, magazine paper, cash bill, envelope, thermal slip and brown envelope with blood stains. The paper were selected from everyday life and they were investigated to find latent fingerprints in 2 different methods; iodine and ninhydrin methods. The numbers of latent fingerprints appearing were recorded. The result shows that the iodine method was detected the latent fingerprints on paper with blood stains but not in all papers. After comparing the method of the latent fingerprint by using independent T-test statistic, it was found that, a significance at the level of 0.05, both latent fingerprints appeared identical.

THE STUDY ON AWARENESS AND PARTICIPATORY PROCESS REGRADING THE SURVEILLANCE OF SURFACE WATER QUALITY AT MUANG RAI KING MUNICIPALITY, SAMPRAN DISTRICT, NAKORN PATHOM, THAILAND.

Paiboon Jeamponk — 2020-03-06

The research aims to study the awareness and participatory process regarding the surveillance of surface water at Muang Raiking Municipality, Sampran District, Nakorn Pathom, Thailand. A questionnaire is used for collecting data from members of 400 households. The data was the processed via statistical tools. The findings revealed that the majority or 53% of the respondents were female with ageing range between 35 to 50 (38%); holding the junior high school certificate (38.6%); earned their living on personal business (35.8%); were Buddhist ( 44.2%); were married (55.8%); and have resided in the community for more than 10 years (61.55%). The awareness regarding the surveillance of surface water overall was at the high level with a mean of 3.51; meanwhile, the participatory process of people was at a low level with a mean of 2.37. When considering the individual aspect of participation, planning came the highest at 2.53; followed by problems survey and causes at 2.45; operation at 2.28; and following up and evaluation at 2.23.

SOLUTION OF THE EXPONENTIAL DIOPHANTINE EQUATION.

Pailin Chayapham — 2020-03-06

In this research, we consider the Diophantine equation 8x 131y  z2 where x, y and z
were non-negative integers. This study aims at obtaining the solution of this equation.
Catalan’s conjecture is used to solve the solution. To propose Catalan’s conjecture for the Diophantine equation 1 x y a b  that has a unique solution. We have exactly solution  x, y, z  in non-negative integers and find that it has a unique solution, that is  x, y, z   1,0,3 Then, we prove that (1,0,3) is a unique non-negative integer solution of this Diophantine equation.

EFFICACY COMPARISON OF FIVE CLEANING SOLUTIONS IN DECONTAMINATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN LETTUCE.

Panchalee Pathanibul — 2020-03-06

Vegetables are healthy additions to human diets nowadays. They are excellent sources of vitamins and minerals that are essential for many functions in the body. However, fresh vegetables are frequently contaminated with foodborne pathogens. Vegetable washing is an important step to help minimize the amount of harmful bacteria prior to consumption.
Efficacy of five washing solutions in reducing Escherichia coli contamination in lettuce was investigated in the present study. Three tested solutions were derived from household ingredients consisting of lime, salt and vinegar. One washing solution was obtained from a local herb, Gotu kola, recently reported to exhibit antimicrobial property. The last washing solution prepared from potassium permanganate, a chemical long used in vegetable cleaning, was also compared.
Lettuce was artificially inoculated with E. coli of about 8 log CFU/g. Following soaking in tested solutions for as long as 30 min, 15% lime solution was shown to be the most effective solution in disrupting E. coli cells achieving a 1.53-log reduction. The rest of the solutions in order of antibacterial effectiveness, 200 ppm potassium permanganate, 10% vinegar, 20% Gotu kola and 1.5% salt, were only able to destroy little amount of E. coli (less than 1 log CFU/g in all treatments). Results provided preliminary data and indicated the feasibility for further improvement of natural ingredient application in vegetable washing.

ELECTRONIC OFFICE DOCUMENT TRANSFER PROTOCOL TO REDUCE OPERATION FOR SUPPORTING STAFFS’ FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Panisara Nitutorn — 2020-03-06

This research has three objectives. First, to study cognition about creating E-document flows. Second, to study the E-document flow pattern. The last, to study process and system about creating E-document flows by staffs’ Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University.
The samples are academic staff and supporting staff 107 people. Researchers collected data with an electronic office document flows questionnaire, that questionnaire as close-ended form. Finally, researchers used statistical analysis with average and standard deviation. Researchers found that, the cognition about E-document flows pattern as high level ( = 3.47, S.D = 0.51). When considered by topics found that E-document using correct as high level ( = 3.39 – 4.11). However, E-document flows setting has a total average as 3.23, and E-document flows setting’s efficiency has a total average as 3.30 so these two topics as moderate level.

A STUDY OF EDUCATION CLINIC SERVICES MODEL AND SATISFACTION OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Pawith Kongprasert — 2020-03-06

This research consists of two main objectives: first, to study the satisfaction with the use of education clinic services. And the last, to study satisfaction with the use of academic clinics classified by department and issues requested in the Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The research team sampled 336 people from current students who have registered and used the services from the Education Services section.
The results of the research revealed that the most consulted matters were registration and the least consultants were the change of branches and the transfer of faculty. In this regard, the education clinic services can help solve problems and promote knowledge and understanding of education in a good level in both departments. Except for service staff even if high level but each of issues knowledge have not expert because them come from various of sections in Faculty of Science and Technology.

EVALUATION OF THE INTEGRATED MISSION OF THE PROJECT TO SOLVE THE POVERTY.

Pongthon Ponpatthanasagulchai — 2020-03-06

According to the academic service in the mission of poverty alleviation project followed under the Royal Initiative Project by Faculty of Science and Technology. To carry out an integrated mission relationship project to solve the problems of local people in the community area of Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram Province. There were two target mission area, including Bang Nan Lee subdistrict and Bang Khae subdistrict. The people in the area are mainly engaged in coconut farming and have general employment. Some people are unemployed because of the obligation to look after their families. Therefore, the Faculty of Science and Technology uses knowledge of the home economics program to train dessert making, using appropriate ingredients that simple production and economics. By teaching how to make Khanom Khai and Khanom Thong Moun. Because of the other occupants, the Faculty has unable to increase the extra income enough for the villagers. Implementation of an integrated mission of the project to solve the poverty of local people. The budget year 2019 was complete mission. It is necessary to check the said project. To dissolve the problems and obstacles of the project and to improve the project operations in the next year. The researcher sent the evaluation form to all 30 participants and returned the evaluation from to 23 people.
The result was obtaining the data as follows total satisfaction, mean 4.85, total knowledge and understanding, mean 4.96, total applying knowledge to the utilization, mean 4.76. Meanwhile, this project was successfully and obtain the mean of the result close to the full score of 5.00. The results conclude that 23 participants agreed with this project could follow knowledge and application program for further.

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NUMBER OF PRINTED PAPER AND THE AMOUNT OF BENZENE RELEASED FROM THE LASER PRINTER.

Sivapan Choo-In — 2020-03-06

The objective of this research is to study the relationship between the amount of paper and the amount of benzene released from the laser printer while printing. The benzene were collected by the Coconut Shell Charcoal Tube and analyzed by Gas Chromatography/ Flame Ionization Detector (GC/FID), The results of the study showed that the benzene concentration released from the printer during printing (30 samples) was in the range of 0.0467 - 0.0506 micrograms per cubic meter. The benzene concentration emitted from the laser printer does not exceed the standard value (allow to receive 25 ppm). The resulted of the relationship between the paper and the benzene concentration released from the laser printer while printing documents It is found that the amount of paper and the benzene concentration released from the laser printer were relate at very high level at the .01 Significance level. Considering that as the amount of paper increases, the benzene concentration also increases.

STUDY THE FACTORS AFFECTING TO BEHAVIOR, PERFORMANCE REPORTING, A CASE STUDY OF OFFICE OF THE DEAN FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Sumittra Phromkhuntong — 2020-03-06

The objective of This research is to study the service behavior, the factors affecting the performance, and the reporting of official results of academic support personnel Faculty of Science and Technology. Population in research is 37 people, questionnaire used as tools for data collection, analyzed and processed for data using computerized statistical software. The statistics used for data analysis are Frequency, Percentage, Mean (), Standard Deviation (SD), T-Test, One-way Analysis of Variance. (One-way ANOVA) and Pearson's relationship analysis, statistical significance at the level of 0.05.
The research found that:
1. The performance behavior is related to the reporting of quality performance. The results with the statistically significance at the 0.05 level, with the highest relationship with the responsibility to the organization, followed by the organizational performance, group performance and knowledge, respectively.
2. The factors that affect to the behavior performance and reporting. The highest level is the responsibility to the organization, following by organizational operations and group operations and knowledge, respectively.
3. The comparison of the opinions of the personnel on the factors that affect to performance behavior and the reporting classified by demography, it is found that gender affecting to the behavior. The reporting results has different levels in organizational performance with statistical significance at the level of 0.05. The other areas no statistically significant difference.

STAFF’S PARTICIPATION IN STRATEGIC PLANNING OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Supakit Khachonkittimasak — 2020-03-06

The research about staff’s participation in the strategic planning of Faculty of Science
and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The objective was to study levels of
staff’s participation in strategic planning and compare levels of staff’s participation in
strategic planning to gender, age and education. The sample was 107 staff in Faculty of
Science and Technology by simple random sampling. The questionnaires were used to collect
data and analyze by percentage, mean ( x ), standard deviation (S.D.), Independent sample ttest,
and One-way ANOVA. The statistical significance is at .05.
The result shows that staff most of them are female, age between 31-40 years old,
have a bachelor's degree. The level of staff’s participation both overall and each aspect, the
found that participation in decision making, participation in evaluation participation in
implementation and the participation in benefits respectively were on averagely level. The
relationship between staff’s participation with gender, age and education were no significant
differences at .05 levels

STUDY GROWTH CURVE AND SOME FACTORS THAT EFFECT TO RED PIGMENT PRODUCING OF RED YEASTS.

Tanakwan Budsabun — 2020-03-06

The three isolates of Red yeast, isolate B, isolate G and isolate Hwere screen from soil that collected in Dusit province, Bangkok, Thailand. This study was direct to study some optimal culture condition for red pigment production by Red yeasts isolate B, G and H under liquid medium in 500 ml Durham bottle culture. The growth curve of three isolates were study. The effect of four carbon sources, glucose, sucrose, glycerol and fructose and aeration by shaking at 150 rpm and 190 rpm on red pigment production by Red yeasts were test. The result found that aeration by shaking at 190 rpm, all of three isolates reached to stationary phase faster than aeration by shaking at 150 rpm. Aeration by shaking at 190 rpm all of three isolates reached to stationary phase at 48 hrs and aeration by shaking at 150 rpm all of three isolates reached to stationary phase at 72 hrs. For the effect of carbon sources and aeration on red pigment production, glucose 10 grams per liter was the best carbon source follow by sucrose, glycerol and fructose respectively and aeration by shaking at 150 rpm was the best condition for all the three isolates.

EFFECT OF WATER IMMERSION RECOVERY COMBINED WITH MASSAGE AFTER EXERCISE ON LACTIC ACID IN THE BLOOD.

Thanadej Posri — 2020-03-06

The purpose of the present study was comparing the effects of post-exercise recovery methods on lactic acid in the blood. Thirty rugby football players aged between 18-22 years were Simple Random Sampling into two subgroups. In each of the two different groups: 1.) cold-water immersion group (CWI) 2) cold-water combined with a total of 30 massages (CWIM). Resting heart rate and blood lactate were recorded throughout the testing sessions. Recovery after exercise in both groups with the method of cold-water immersion was a significant decline in blood lactic acid and heart rate with a statistical level of 0.001. There was a significant decline in blood lactic acid and heart rate after CWI compared with CWIM with a statistical level of 0.001. These findings indicate that CWIM is useful in blood lactic acid and heart rate, and this performance benefit is associated with athlete recovery.

UNDERSTANDING PHYSICS USING INTERACTIVE SCIENCE SIMULATIONS.

Thanat Krobthong — 2020-03-06

This research the purpose of this study is to compare the interaction of scientific simulation learning physical knowledge. Data collection and analysis before and after the experiment. Percentage, mean, standard deviation and t-test were used for statistical analysis. The results of the study showed the academic achievement of students, faculty of Science and Technology. Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, which was studied using Interactive Science Simulations (ISS) Pre-test and Posttest, has a significant difference in statistical 0.05 both first half and second half- semester. The posttest scores were higher than the pre-test scores. The Physics achievement of Midterm and final has a significant difference in statistical 0.05 and the final scores higher than the midterm score. The Physics achievement of the students studying using ISS and the normal has a significant difference in statistical 0.05, the academic achievement of students using ISS is higher than usual.

DEVELOPMENT OF YANANG (TILIACORA TRIANDRA) POWDER USING FREEZE DRYING IN USE FOR SHERBET.

Thanida Chuacharoen — 2020-03-06

Yanang powder is a functional ingredient that can be used for enhancing the nutritional value of frozen dessert products. In this study the effect of fortification with different concentrations of freeze-dried Yanang powder on physicochemical properties, functionality, microbial risk and sensory quality of sherbet with 10%, 20% and 30% of Yanang powder was investigated. Total solids content and pH values of the samples were found to increase with increased level of Yanang powder addition. Average overrun of sherbet products was decreased when the concentration of freeze-dried Yanang powder increased but the sherbet with fresh Yanang extract had overrun no significant difference from a control. Hardness and viscosity increased but melting rate decreased when the concentration of freeze-dried Yanang powder increased. The highest amount of Yanang powder added into sherbet presented the highest TPC value corresponding with higher DPPH and FRAP values which made the sherbet a good promising antioxidant product. The addition of Yanang powder affected appearance/color, texture, flavor, foreign taste and overall acceptability of sherbet samples. Based on sensory evaluation, the best amount of freeze-dried Yanang powder fortified in sherbet was at 10% compared with fresh Yanang extract at the same level (10%).

SCIENCE LEARNING ATTITUDES OF STUDENTS AT SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY, THAILAND.

Thanunpon Khongkhao — 2020-03-06

The aims of this research is to study and compare science learning attitudes of students at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The study was conducted by quantitative method. Data were collected by questionnaires from students at Faculty of Science and Technology. The descriptive statistics including Percentage, Mean, and Standard Deviation, Dependent Samples t-test and One-Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and the individual differences by LSD method were applied for data analysis. It was found that 1) The level of science learning attitude of students was in the high level, every item was firstly Utilization of Science, followed by science learning and need for science education, respectively. 2) The results of the comparison of science learning attitudes were that students of different sex had science attitude in science education and different knowledge utilization. The suggestion of this research is science education should be used to Public relation and presentation to the importance of science and applying it in various careers to students through more modern media.

FACTORS THAT INFLUENCED TO THE STUDENT’S DECISION ON PARTICIPATING IN EXTRA CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES AT THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Thasaneeya Mepiamsomboon — 2020-03-06

The objective of this research was to study factors influenced the student’s decision on participating in extra curriculum activities at the Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, Bangkok, Thailand. The instrument for collecting the data was questionnaires. The statistical methods use for analyzing data were frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation and stepwise multiple regression analysis. The findings were 1) the level of opinion about factors affected on participated decision in extra curriculum activities were high in five aspects that rank from high to low were Ⅰ) the benefits of activities, Ⅱ) the activities format, Ⅲ) the activities event location, Ⅳ) the public relations of activities, Ⅴ) influenced by family and friends, and moderate in one aspect was the activities time period. 2) There were only 3 factors that influencing the student’s decision on participation in extra curriculum activities were the activities format (β = .550), the benefits of activities (β = .281) and the activities time period (β = .132) at the statistical significance .05 level. 3) From this study found that the student’s decision to participate in extra curriculum activities were high level.

CHEMISTRY LABORATORY SAFETY BEHAVIOR OF STUDENT IN FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AT SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Thiva Saksri — 2020-03-06

This research aims to study the safety behavior of students in the chemistry laboratory of Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The two hundred and fifty students were selected by random sampling and the data were collected with safety behavior questionnaires. After that, the data was analyzed by percentage mean and standard deviation. The result indicated that the data sample consisted of female and male students of 66 percent and 34 percent, respectively. The students never had laboratory hazards 63.2 percent while 36.8 percent of students had some laboratory hazards. The hazard from unsafe laboratory behavior of students were dizziness from chemicals, irritated nose, chemical spill and slip or fall 37 percent, 27.4 percent, 25.3 percent and 3.9 percent, respectively. The causes of hazard in chemistry laboratory were arisen form not wearing personal protective equipment 21.9 percent, uncomfortable and inappropriate dress 17.4 percent, improper working procedure 15.4 percent, unsafe or defective equipment 13.8 percent. The top three positive safety behaviors of students that reduced the risk of chemical hazardous were reporting the problem immediately to the laboratory advisor followed by wearing a personal protective equipment all the times and following the good laboratory practices. On the other hand, the top three negative behaviors that increased the risk of chemical hazards were using mobile phone followed by playing and eating or drinking while doing the experiments.

SATISFACTION WITH APPROPRIATED TECHNIQUES IN SELECTING ACADEMIC JOURNALS FOR INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATION OF LECTURERS IN FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Ticomporn Isariyaanan — 2020-03-06

This research aimed to study on the satisfaction level of lecturers in Faculty of
Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University (SSRU), with the techniques
used to select academic journals for their international publication. The research employed
quantitative method by using questionnaires as the tool of this study with the number of 83
from the total of 104 lecturers in the Faculty as the sample by simple random sampling
technique. Statistics used to analyze data consisted of frequency, percentage (%), mean ( X )
and standard deviation (S.D.). As a result of the study, it was found that 1) 65.1% of the
samples were female, 61.5% were aged between 31-40 years, 65.1% were graduated in
doctoral degree, and 37.3% were between 5-9 years of their working period at SSRU; and 2)
Satisfaction as a whole of the sample with appropriated techniques used to select academic
journals for international publication was at high level ( X = 4.04). When considering by
items separately, it showed that the highest satisfaction of the sample was on quality of the
journal ( X = 4.33) followed by information of the journal ( X = 4.17) and rights for author
after article publication in the journal ( X = 4.04), respectively.

EVALUATION OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OF SAMPLE ANALYSIS SERVICES, SCIENCE CENTER, FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY, BANGKOK, THAILAND.

Warakorn Chomsopa — 2020-03-06

The objective of this study is to the satisfaction of customer of the Science Center, Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. The questionnaire and likert scale were used to evaluate the satisfaction of the customer. This study used descriptive statistics. The result of 75 questionnaire were 62.7% of female and 37.3% of male. Most representative sample were younger than 30 years (52.0%), between 30-40 years (40%) and more than 40 years (8%), respectively. The customer were 61.3% private sector and 38.7% student. The result shown that, first, the respondents were satisfied with the service of the laboratory the average was 4.67 (S.D = 0.475). Secondly, satisfaction with laboratory was 4.63 (S.D = 0.487). Finally, the satisfaction of the laboratory environment was 4.43 (S.D = 0.547), respectively.

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SELECTION OF PERSONS TO ENTER HIGHER EDUCATION IN DIRECT SELECTION SYSTEM AND TCAS SELECTION SYSTEM OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY.

Warong Chuenkrut — 2020-03-06

The purpose of this research are 1) To study the student selection process, application and enrollment to study in direct selection system and TCAS selection system. 2) To compare the number of applicants and enrollment to study in direct selection system and TCAS selection system, Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University. This research was divided into 2 parts. Part1, data collection, the student selection process, application and enrollment to study in direct selection system and TCAS selection system. Recorded as a summary report of the comparative studies according to the process. In part 2, empirical comparative studies, samples of the research were the summary reports of the number of applicants and enrollment to study at the bachelor's degree level in the regular program from the academic year 2013 – 2017 in direct selection system and the academic year 2018 – 2019 which is TCAS selection system of Faculty of Science and Technology, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University.
Researchers found that comparative study according to the student selection process, application and enrollment to study in direct selection system and TCAS selection system in all six aspects as a whole. Which is considered by each aspect. The result aspects that are different clearly 2 aspects. The first aspect is characteristics and process for admission and the second aspect is confirming rights, canceling rights and enrollment to study for admission. For empirical comparative studies that are considered overall. We found the number of applicants and enrollment in TCAS selection system has tended to decrease continuously when compared with direct selection system that was overview consider of Faculty of Science and Technology.

BITTER BUSH, CHROMOLAENA ODORATA (L.) HAD BIOACTIVE METABOLITE AGAINST BACTERIAL PATHOGEN IN TILAPIA AND SHRIMP.

Wattana Panphut — 2020-03-06

Bitter bush or Siam weed had the specific name is Chromolaena odorata (L.) R.M. King & H. Rob the classified in order Asterales and family Asteraceae. The plant grows best in sunny or open areas such as roadsides, abandoned fields, pastures, and disturbed forests, but tolerates semi-shade conditions. A single shrub can produce as many as 80,000 seeds in dry season. The species has the tenacity to invade human-induced disturbed and undisturbed lands, posing a significant economic and ecological burden in many countries in its in-troduced ranges. The unique aroma odour and may poisonous toxic for cattle stomach that the advantage gave the bioactive metabolite against various aquatic infectious microorganisms including Streptococcus agalactiae (2809) in bighead carp and tilapia infection and Vibrio parahaemolyticus (NX89) and V. parahaemolyticus (5HP) in that cause the Acute Hepatopancreatic Necrosis Disease (AHPND), or Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS), in shrimp infection. Isopropanol was the appropriated solvent found antimicrobial screening performance and Its metabolite extraction could beneficial for aquatic treatment on further.

THE ATTITUDE OF STUDENTS OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SUAN SUNANDHA RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY TOWARDS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES TRAINING.

Wipavadee Wongputtilert — 2020-03-06

The sample in this research are 226 people collect information by using questionnaires. Analyzed and processed with statistical software. The statistics used for data analysis were frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, and testing by the statistically significant at the 0.05 level. The results showed that the attitude of students towards science and technology professional experiences in all aspects. Including the establishment, the second is the attitude of the students and the process, respectively. Compare the attitude of students of science and technology towards professional experiences by demographic found that gender differences result in the attitude of students of science and technology on the professional experiences in the workplace. The attitude of the students and the process difference was statistically significant at the 0.05 level by female attitudes toward professional experiences than men in every field.

NATURAL LANGUAGE DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR DATA MANIPULATION.

Chalermpol Tapsai — 2020-03-06

At present, Natural Language Processing is one of the most popular research topics applied in various fields. In the case of data management, Natural Language Processing plays an essential role in the interfacing between human and database, which help general users who lack the technical knowledge to be able to perform many operations on databases more conveniently. However, most of the studies in this topic focused on retrieving data from the database, and still lacking studies related to data manipulation in other ways. In this research, we propose a new algorithm that learned Natural Language sentences from a Learning dataset and created Semantic Patterns used to analyze the meaning as well as execute the data manipulation commands covering, insertion, editing, and deletion. The performance evaluation was performed by 500 Natural Language Commands from a sample of 50 users. The results show very high performance with the values of Precision, Recall, and F-measure more than 0.9.

THE CHARACTERISTICS OF CULTURAL TOURISM, KRATHUM BAEN DISTRICT, SAMUT SAKHON PROVINCE.

Koranee Jiaratham — 2020-03-06

This research is conducted by qualitative research. Qualitative data was collected by documentary research, in-depth interviews. This research objectives were conducted in order to study the basic information about cultural attractions, and the needs of many stakeholders or many parties who involve in cultural tourism in Krathum Baen District, Samut Sakhon Province. The researcher uses the information obtained in conducting and creating an innovative model of cultural tourism management as well as creating public relations planning in Krathum Baen District Samut Sakhon Province. the educational, employment by giving access to decent work opportunities in the tourism sector, enhancing professional skills in tourism industry. Locality environment protection, the need to prevent the historical landmark and area around the landmark. The needs of security and moreover, the need to implement innovation and technology to promote historical landmark, the using of technologies that could help in promoting and creating alternative cultural itineraries or promoting new images of Cultural Tourism in the way that is suit with tourist behaviour as well as promoting the new image of that communitiesfor a smarter competitiveness. Finally, cultural tourism needs a strong role for the private sector to integrate Cultural tourism development which can contribute effectively to the SDGs, with effective resource management.

GROWING A RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION CULTURE: WHAT INCENTIVES AND REWARDS MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

Cath Fraser — 2020-03-06

Few higher education practitioners would argue the importance of quality research to underpin an organisation’s credible delivery of degrees and post-graduate programmes. Further, research contributes to a national and international profile for both institute and individual. Research brings in funding, and enhances career development. But what happens when vocational teachers, recruited directly from industry and trade, rather than academia, are required to support their new teaching role by producing research outputs and publications? The answer is reluctance, and sometimes, downright resistance.
So what can we do, and what do other organisations do, to encourage more staff to undertake research to inform their teaching? This paper will describe a project which sought to benchmark the supports and strategies to develop researcher capability offered across the majority of the 16 organisations which make up New Zealand’s Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITP) sector. The first source of data was a survey of the rewards, incentives and organisational frameworks the different ITPs are offering. Next, the project team interviewed 22 colleagues from the home institute, across disciplines and faculties, experienced and novice, research-active and non-research-active. The ultimate aim was to identify a range of strategies which staff considered would offer compelling inducement to increase the quantity and/or quality of their research outputs.
We provide an overview of the findings of both internal and external motivators for individuals. For institutions, there were strong indications of the structures and practices participants felt enabled, or hindered their research activity. Positive change, rejuvenation of ‘writing lives’, and (re)engagement in learning calls for a whole-organisation approach. Developing a culture where research is visible and valued needs leadership support and staff goodwill.