Purpose: This service provides knowledge in the field of computer engineering. The computer engineering knowledge provided consisted of an introduction to computer systems, multimedia, and computer-controlled equipment. The participants in this service were the SMAK 4 BPK Penabur Jakarta. Methodology/approach: The method consists of four activity steps: coordination, preparation, implementation, evaluation, and report preparation. The coordination stage was performed to equalize the perceptions of the training activity material. The preparatory stage was performed to create training materials and prepare the equipment. The training participants were given material directly in the laboratory and the results of the activity were evaluated. Results/findings: The participants gained knowledge in the fields of computer systems, multimedia, and computer-controlled equipment. The results of the service evaluation tested on the participants showed that this activity was successful in improving the participants' abilities in the field of computer engineering. Limitations: Due to limited teaching time, the learning of materials was not in-depth and detailed. The teaching materials provided were limited to the initial introductory stage. Contribution: This introduction to the field of computer engineering has been provided to improve participants' abilities or insights in the field of computer technology. The learning material provided was computer technology, an introduction to technology in the multimedia field, and an introduction to computer-controlled hardware. The results of the evaluation showed that 100% of the training participants were able to absorb the material provided in this activity. The understanding gained can contribute to participants being able to choose a higher education that suits their interests.

Purpose: We developed a guidebook for writing scientific papers to improve the achievement and literacy of MAN 1 Mojokerto students. The purpose of this community service is to increase students’ knowledge and references to improve their writing skills. Methodology/approach: The service was conducted through the asset-based community development (ABCD) method followed by 5D steps. Results: The training participants were MAN 1 Mojokerto students. MAN 1: Mojokerto students initially had no knowledge of writing. They had difficulty in writing scientific papers. MAN 1: Mojoketo students had difficulty understanding the structure of scientific papers, good scientific criteria, and how to develop scientific ideas. After training using the scientific writing guide, the students felt more confident in writing scientific papers. Students did not experience these difficulties. Limitations: The scientific writing guidebook contains procedures for writing scientific papers and specifically discusses several models of scientific papers, namely, popular scientific articles, scientific essays, and scientific papers in competitions. Contribution: The guidebook for writing scientific papers is considered by students to be easy to understand and helpful in improving their skills and understanding related to scientific papers. At the end of the program, students were able to write scientific papers. Therefore, the scientific writing book can improve students' understanding of scientific work, thereby increasing their achievement and literacy.

Purpose: Mlese Village is one of the villages in the Klaten Regency with a relatively strong local cultural base. Although most of the population works as farmers, local cultural preservation activities are maintained in community life. Mlese Village has a Lokabadra cultural art park built as a center for creative industry development to facilitate community interests. This art and culture park was made to be an activity center, creative industry development center, and business incubator for the village. However, because the growth rate of the business incubator is yet to be optimal, community groups who support business units need to receive assistance and increase their personal capacity to optimize the use of the Lokabadra Cultural Arts Park area. Methodology: This community service activity was carried out at the Mlese Village Cultural Park and aimed at the Lokabadra youth group. This workshop and mentoring was attended by 21 people and held for a full day. To maximize the benefits of this activity, the supporting community is also involved, so that all parties have a harmonious vision in developing Lokabadra business activities. Results: Three materials were prepared to conduct workshop activities: marketing strategy, business-space arrangement, product quality, and product presentation enhancement. The culinary development sector, one of Lokabadra's commercial sectors, was the focus of this workshop. During the workshop, attendees engaged in active consultation with resource individuals to deliberate on matters such as business space layout design, product display plans, and marketing media. The results of this activity were immediately implemented by rearranging business locations and product packaging. Limitations: Limited time, funds, synchronization, and harmonization of agendas between the parties to support the optimization of the Mlese village business incubator center are the main limitations of this program. Contribution: This mentoring activity contributes to increasing the skills and insight of the supporting community in optimizing Lokabadra's role as the business incubation center of Mlese Village.

Purpose: The implementation of this dedication activity aims to study and present various issues about the management of waste industry waste, the potential use of this waste as organic fertilizer, and actions to make Kampung Industri Tempe Sanan an environmentally friendly area. Methodology: This activity uses ABCD (Asset-based Community Development) Method. The fermentation and compositing methods used in this study were done with the preparation of a compressor tube, a compound activator such as EM4, and waste of tempe. Results: Waste composting not only minimizes the impact of waste but also produces nutrient-rich fertilizer, which is fundamental to plant growth. Local communities are actively involved, practicing participatory approaches in the collection, processing, and utilization of fertilizers, helping to raise their ecological awareness and economic capacity. The implementation of these initiatives is a real proof of the harmonious blend of industry, environment, and community. Environmental and socio-economic well-being increased, marking the successful transition of Village Industries to a sustainable and environmentally friendly model. People not only understand the value of the environment but also develop new skills that contribute to local economic development. Limitation and Contribution: This activity is limited to process soybean husk waste and only up to the manufacturing stage. This occasion impacts to Kampung Sanan’s household production waste processing. Kampung Sanan is not only a concrete example of effective waste management but also a symbol of community integration and cooperation in creating a greener, healthier, and more productive environment. It reflects the tremendous potential of multisectoral collaboration in achieving environmental and economic sustainability.

Purpose: This approach is intended to accelerate the success of orphanages, with an emphasis on developing donor accountability through the preparation of financial documents that comply with ISAK 35 standards. Methodology: The first step of this approach was to interview orphanages regarding the recording mechanism and financial reporting to donors. To explain how the financial recording and reporting system complied with the relevant criteria, we conducted a socialization session. Results: Through the discussion process carried out by the service team, the challenges faced by orphanages in preparing financial reports that meet regulatory requirements have become clear. This is due to a lack of accounting knowledge among orphanage administrators who do not have an educational background in this field. implemented ISAK 35 in its financial reports. As a result, orphanages are motivated to improve their quality by preparing financial reports in accordance with applicable accounting standards, particularly by applying ISAK 35 principles. We hope that this will attract support from new donors. Limitations: The service team focused only on their observations of one orphanage, namely the Pelita Harapan Orphanage. The service team only uses analysis of the orphanage's white board which is displayed every day and The service team manipulates the transaction amount to maintain the privacy of the orphanage Contribution: This service activity at the orphanage shows the orphanage’s high enthusiasm to implement financial reporting in accordance with ISAK 35 in the future. Even though it has succeeded in increasing knowledge and interest in implementing orphanage financial reports according to ISAK 35, there are challenges that need to be overcome, namely, the orphanage's lack of knowledge in the field of accounting to present financial reports.

Purpose: The purpose of this PKM activity is to provide education, understanding and knowledge about financial management and provide simple bookkeeping training to MSME actors in Kramatwatu District Research Methodology: This PKM activity is carried out in three stages, namely preparation including observation activities, preparing activity administration, designing activities, the second stage is implementation including preparing activity schedules, providing financial management education activities and providing simple bookkeeping training, the third stage evaluating through reflection on the results of changes that occur from this PKM activity Results/findings: This PKM activity can motivate MSME actors to continue to develop to achieve their goals, provide knowledge and understanding of the importance of managing finances, separate personal finances from business finances, be able to compile regular expenditure budgets, be able to identify financial positions, realize that no matter how small a business must continue to do bookkeeping, using special books, namely purchase books, sales books, accounts receivable books, debt books and cost books, Business actors do bookkeeping and prepare financial statements Limitation: The limitations of this PKM activity have not accommodated all MSME business actors because the object of this activity is food business actors Contribution: This PKM has major implications for the financial management and bookkeeping of MSME actors in Kramatwatu District, where partners feel helped to advance and develop their business by looking at financial statements as a reflection of their business conditions.

Purpose: Stunting is a condition in which a child's physical growth and development are hampered due to malnutrition during the growth period. This condition occurs in children under 5 years of age. This age period is critical for the formation and development of body organs in children. Therefore, an innovative and holistic approach is needed to prevent stunting. One potential that can be exploited is the fruit of the karamunting plant (Rhodomyrtus tomentosa), which has traditionally been used as an herbal medicine. Candy containing healthy and delicious caramunting fruits can be an interesting way to increase nutritional intake, especially for children who have barriers to consuming nutritious food. Methodology: Implementation of community service through an educational workshop on the importance of knowledge about stunting prevention in children through local food innovation with Karamunting fruit candy (Rhodomyrtus tomentosa) was carried out on Saturday, October 7, 2023, between: 08.00-11.00 WIB, with the activity location at Habaring Hurung Village Hall. The partners for this community service activity are the heads and staff of Habaring Hurung Village, Bukit Batu District, Palangka Raya City, and Central Kalimantan. The targets of this service activity are mothers and children in Posyandu. Service procedures are the coordination, observation, activity implementation, and evaluation stages. Results: The participants understood the dangers and prevention of stunting in their children. The participants understood how to make karamunting fruit candy a local food that can be used and developed. Limitations: Karamunting fruit candy as a food innovation to prevent stunting produced by this community service program has no known expiration date or shelf life and there is no standard composition or dosage for candy to prevent stunting. Contribution: This community service activity can have a positive impact on the people of Hurung Village. This activity is able to increase insight and the ability to prevent the spread of stunting through innovation in making candy from karamunting fruit, even if residents can implement it independently.

Purpose: The aim of making Mumbul Pancoran Solas Park a spiritual tourism destination in Sangeh Village, Badung Regency, which is not widely known, requires efforts to increase the development of various aspects to increase tourist visits by involving community participation based on community-based tourism to provide economic, social, and environmental sustainability impacts on local communities. Methodology: This research was conducted in Mumbul Pancoran Solas Park, Sangeh village, Abiansemal subdistrict, Badung Regency, using qualitative methods, data collection using observation, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis was carried out descriptively, analyzing the four ampere components (Attraction, Accessibility, Amenities, Ancillary) and SWOT analysis (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, Threats). Results: The research results show that implementing community-based tourism (CBT) as an approach to tourism development, community empowerment in socio-cultural economic terms, establishing cooperation, and forming tourism awareness groups. Mumbul Pancoran Solas Park, Sangeh Village, has the advantage of natural tourism which is also an environmental conservation effort and is able to provide economic benefits to the local community. In addition, it is necessary to improve infrastructure to support tourism activities so that good tourism governance can be formed. The development of Mumbul Pancoran Solas Park with the Pancoran Solas icon (11) is an important element in the development of this tourist attraction, so that development can be carried out holistically and sustainably. Limitations: Due to the limited time and objects in this research and the implementation of the activity for one day, it is hoped that it will be sustainable and provide the benefit of contributing ideas. Contribution: This community service is a strategy to increase efforts to develop spiritual tourism by empowering the Sangeh village community and providing managerial skills to the tourism manager of Mumbul Pancoran Solas Park.