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DAFTAR NAMA PESERTA PKKP BESERTA GUGUSNYA TAHUN 2019 No NIM NAMA PROGRAM_STUDI Gugus 1 1906321039 Ahmad Asfa Wafian Nuha Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 1 2 1902315012 Alfa Dawam Ramadhan Teknik Mesin 1 3 1901311004 Alwi Rahman Konstruksi Gedung 1 4 1906411015 Anandya Devi Adrianty Teknologi Industri Cetak kemasan 1 5 1904311020 Andhika Nesansa Nugroho Akuntansi 1 6 1905311055 Andi Niyola Berla Desiya Administrasi Bisnis 1 7 1905421002 Anggia Ramadhani Administrasi Bisnis Terapan 1 8 1904421061 Cilvia Qotrun Nada Keuangan dan Perbankan 1 9 1902311038 Daffa Dwi Putra Teknik Mesin 1 10 1907411001 Dendi Fazar Zaman Teknik Informatika 1 11 1907411041 Diandra Faiza Teknik Informatika 1 12 1903311009 Dimas Adi Nugroho Teknik Listrik 1 13 1904431039 Enno Sekarwangi Akuntansi Keuangan 1 14 1905413078 Evelyn Tahar MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, And Exhibition) 1 15 fadhilrahman Teknik Informatika - CCIT 1 16 1905311011 Farel Widiarsyah Administrasi Bisnis 1 17 1905311022 Fika Alwiyah Administrasi Bisnis 1 18 1904441011 Firdausyi Nuzulah Manajemen Keuangan 1 19 1907421015 Grayvaldo Samuel Aritonang Teknik Multimedia dan Jaringan 1 20 1901421010 Ichsan Izzul Haq Teknik Konstruksi Bangunan Gedung 1 21 1901311001 Indah Uswatun Hasanah Konstruksi Gedung 1 22 1907433011 Iqbal Athajanuar Kusuma Teknik Multimedia Digital 1 23 1903332020 Laily Zihanifah Azahra Telekomunikasi 1 24 1904411011 Layla Anggraini Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah 1 25 1905413037 Mohammad Rayhan Rinaldi MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, And Exhibition) 1 26 1903311071 Muhamad Fikri Haikal Teknik Listrik 1 27 1903321037 Muhamad Ridwan Elektronika Industri 1 28 1902311082 Muhammad Elman Tenriliweng Teknik Mesin 1 29 1902412015 Muhammad Ikhsan Nurachman Manufaktur 1 30 1902321011 Muhammad Sidik Teknik Konversi Energi 1 31 1906321001 Nindi Widya Wati Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 1 32 1902331030 Nur Aji Ichsan Maulana Alat Berat 1 33 1906321052 Nur Apriani Jamil Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 1 34 1908411003 Nur'Ain Eriani Bahasa Inggris untuk Komunikasi Bisnis dan Profesional 1 35 1907111026 PANJI JANUARTA ARI PUTRA Teknik Komputer dan Jaringan 1 36 1903431013 Ridwan Al Alif Instrumentasi dan Kontrol Industri 1 37 1904411004 Ridwan Alamsyah Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah 1 38 1903311090 RISTO RIADINOV Teknik Listrik 1 39 1904321047 Salsabila Keuangan dan Perbankan 1 40 1904311001 Selyna Romadhona Akuntansi 1 41 1903431008 Sirly Afifah Putri Instrumentasi dan Kontrol Industri 1 42 1903321078 Syifa Aulia Rahma Elektronika Industri 1 43 1901421040 Tiara Paramita Teknik Konstruksi Bangunan Gedung 1 44 1902311002 Venny Damayanti Teknik Mesin 1 45 1904441062 YUAN ARINISIS Manajemen Keuangan 1 46 1903321039 Abdullah Azzam Elektronika Industri 2 47 1905421003 Adinda Rahmadhanti Arham Administrasi Bisnis Terapan 2 48 1901421038 Agnes Devina Teknik Konstruksi Bangunan Gedung 2 49 1902321012 Alief Akmal Husin Teknik Konversi Energi 2 50 1907111034 AMIN TRI PANGESTU Teknik Komputer dan Jaringan 2 51 1902331031 Ananta Rizky Ramadhan Alat Berat 2 52 1905311023 Anisa Rizky Administrasi Bisnis 2 53 1901311002 Anita Sari Konstruksi Gedung 2 54 1906411016 Anzalnah Rahmah Teknologi Industri Cetak kemasan 2 55 1902311039 Ardhi Abdul Malik Teknik Mesin 2 56 1901311008 Argo Bintang Ivansyah Konstruksi Gedung 2 57 1904311022 Ariya Nugraha Akuntansi 2 58 1904411006 Asep Kusnandar Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah 2 59 1903431011 Athiyyah Kirana Putri Instrumentasi dan Kontrol Industri 2 60 1904321049 Auditya Ruri Savitri Keuangan dan Perbankan 2 61 1904421059 Ayudya Damenta Cinta Lahagu Keuangan dan Perbankan 2 62 1903311095 DAVI ARYA PUTRA Teknik Listrik 2 63 1902412016 Devanda Kamov Manufaktur 2 64 1903332021 Fanisya Ramagianti Telekomunikasi 2 65 1903311010 Hendra Saputra Teknik Listrik 2 66 1907433012 Ibrahim Noorsy Teknik Multimedia Digital 2 67 1907411042 Izzati Rozana Teknik Informatika 2 68 1905413069 Jerlita Putri Sasmita MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, And Exhibition) 2 69 1902315013 Kemas Mohammad Harun Ar Rasyid Sukarius Teknik Mesin 2 70 1904441012 Maghfirah Hana Muthi'Ah Manajemen Keuangan 2 71 1905413044 Maulana Sidieq Taufiqurrahman MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, And Exhibition) 2 72 1902311083 Michael Nicholas Junior Sirait Teknik Mesin 2 73 1903311072 Mohamad Kolel Farhan Teknik Listrik 2 74 Muhammad Cahyo Adi Teknik Informatika - CCIT 2 75 1901421013 Muhammad Razi Ihram Pane Teknik Konstruksi Bangunan Gedung 2 76 1906321053 Nadhifa Putri Nauramiyanti Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 2 77 1904411012 Putri Fazila Sukma Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah 2 78 1906321042 Rafi Wijaya Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 2 79 1905311012 Raflesiany Administrasi Bisnis 2 80 1902311010 Ridwana Teknik Mesin 2 81 1907411002 Riyadillah Teknik Informatika 2 82 1907421017 Rizky Firmansyah Teknik Multimedia dan Jaringan 2 83 1905311057 Salwa Nurfatikasari Administrasi Bisnis 2 84 1908411004 Shiva Nur Mardhiya Bahasa Inggris untuk Komunikasi Bisnis dan Profesional 2 85 1906321002 Sri Wahyuni Sitorus Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 2 86 1904431040 Vany Fitria Akuntansi Keuangan 2 87 1903321080 Woro Kinasih Elektronika Industri 2 88 1904311002 Yunita Sari Akuntansi 2 89 1906311055 ZAHARA TANIA DELANINGTYAS Teknik Grafika 2 90 1903431015 Zivan Fawwaz Utomo Instrumentasi dan Kontrol Industri 2 91 1907411004 Ahlul Almustaqfiri Teknik Informatika 3 92 1907111035 AHMAD FAIZ ZAHRAN SYAHPUTRA Teknik Komputer dan Jaringan 3 93 1902331032 Ahmed Farabi Hidayanto Alat Berat 3 94 1905311021 Aldi Hasan Administrasi Bisnis 3 95 1902315014 Alfi Sihab Teknik Mesin 3 96 1907411044 Alifiah Putri Aisyah Teknik Informatika 3 97 1902311013 Amanda Sekar Arum Teknik Mesin 3 98 1908411005 Amanda Zahra Wynona Bahasa Inggris untuk Komunikasi Bisnis dan Profesional 3 99 1907421019 Bambang Kusumo Tejo Teknik Multimedia dan Jaringan 3 100 1903311091 BONA MARCO ARISTO HUTAPEA Teknik Listrik 3 101 1903321082 Brilian Nuraisah Maharani Elektronika Industri 3 102 1904311003 Desy Rachmawati Akuntansi 3 103 1902311040 Dista Putra Pranata Teknik Mesin 3 104 1904441013 Era Saskia Putri Manajemen Keuangan 3 105 1903311073 Faqih Danu Prasetyo Teknik Listrik 3 106 1903431012 Farah Fitria Cahya Handoko Instrumentasi dan Kontrol Industri 3 107 1905421004 Febrianti Nur Aisyah Administrasi Bisnis Terapan 3 108 1904321051 Fitri Mutiah Keuangan dan Perbankan 3 109 1905311025 Fitriyani Administrasi Bisnis 3 110 1906321004 Halimatu Sadiah Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 3 111 1906411017 Hana Permata Teknologi Industri Cetak kemasan 3 112 1901421018 Ilham Dwiputra Ramadhan Teknik Konstruksi Bangunan Gedung 3 113 1905413080 Isabel Florentia MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, And Exhibition) 3 114 1903431016 Jayid Jiddan Kahfi Instrumentasi dan Kontrol Industri 3 115 1904421015 Karlina Anggraeni Keuangan dan Perbankan 3 116 1903332022 Khalishah Nur Shadrina Agsari Telekomunikasi 3 117 1903311011 M. Ridho Edwar Teknik Listrik 3 118 1904311026 Moh. Rezah Akuntansi 3 119 1902311084 Mohammad Algifary Setiyono Teknik Mesin 3 120 1906321050 Muhammad Arya Nugraha Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 3 121 1902412017 Muhammad Raihan Alejandro .S Manufaktur 3 122 1901421035 Nadia Salsabila Teknik Konstruksi Bangunan Gedung 3 123 1905413017 Nanda Imam Mulya MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, And Exhibition) 3 124 1903321041 Nesta Sebastian Satriani Elektronika Industri 3 125 1906321055 Nida Silmi Tsauroh Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 3 126 1904411013 Niken Wulansari Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah 3 127 Prabu Dewangga Teknik Informatika - CCIT 3 128 1904431041 Putri Al Farra Akuntansi Keuangan 3 129 1901311009 Reza Christian Konstruksi Gedung 3 130 1906311054 RIBKA MARTINA DOLOKSARIBU Teknik Grafika 3 131 1904411015 Ricardo Marcell Dimas Djiwandono Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah 3 132 1901311003 Sheli Wandha Eka Putri Konstruksi Gedung 3 133 1905311059 Tari Listina Administrasi Bisnis 3 134 1902321015 Tedi Indra Gunawan Teknik Konversi Energi 3 135 1907433013 Wira Buana Teknik Multimedia Digital 3 136 1902321016 Adjie Agung Pratama Teknik Konversi Energi 4 137 1908411006 Agnes Arnez Bahasa Inggris untuk Komunikasi Bisnis dan Profesional 4 138 Agus Budi Pratama Teknik Informatika - CCIT 4 139 1902311042 Agus Hendrajaya Teknik Mesin 4 140 1903321042 Agus Tofik Hidayat Elektronika Industri 4 141 1905421005 Ananda Salva Utami Administrasi Bisnis Terapan 4 142 1905413051 Andina Sunarhalika MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Convention, And Exhibition) 4 143 1902331033 Angga Aditia Pratama Alat Berat 4 144 1903311012 Aqsal Zikri Alamsyah Teknik Listrik 4 145 1906321056 Asyifa Putri Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 4 146 1902311014 Bella Tiana Teknik Mesin 4 147 1903431014 Berliana Lailatul Akhsya Instrumentasi dan Kontrol Industri 4 148 1903311092 DAFA YUDA PRAMANA PUTRA Teknik Listrik 4 149 1901311005 Dina Santika Konstruksi Gedung 4 150 1905311026 Diny Ayu Lestari Administrasi Bisnis 4 151 1903321084 Diva Ayumi Alifia Adjani Elektronika Industri 4 152 1904421016 Gifti Nurani Keuangan dan Perbankan 4 153 1904441014 Indah Diana Muspita Sari Manajemen Keuangan 4 154 1905311060 Kartika Sukmaningrum Administrasi Bisnis 4 155 1904311034 Leonardo Akuntansi 4 156 1906321006 Lysti Rahma Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 4 157 1903311075 Marwan Agus Salim Teknik Listrik 4 158 1902315016 Mohammad Ilham Cahya Teknik Mesin 4 159 1906321054 Muhamad Ghoribi Zaman Penerbitan(Jurnalistik) 4 160 1907411005 Muhammad Afandi Aziz Teknik Informatika 4 161 1902421001 Muhammad Azmi Pembangkit Tenaga listrik 4 162 1904411018 Muhammad Daffa Heriyadi Keuangan dan Perbankan Syariah 4 163 1901311010 Muhammad Iqbal Al Hadid Konstruksi Gedung 4 164 1903431019 Muhammad
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    THE FIRST SA'UDI STATE IN ARABIA (’tfITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS ADMINISTRATIVE, MILITARY AND ECONOMIC FEATURES) IN THE LIGHT OF UNPUBLISHED MATERIALS FROM ARABIC AND EUROPEAN SOURCES. A THESIS PRESENTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS BY Sc_ MUHAMMAD 3.M.EL-SHAAFY FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. MAT, 1967. À This dissertation has never been submitted, to this or any other University I PREFACE. The aim of this work is to examine in detail the administrative system of the first Sa'udi state, its financial and military organization, in an attempt to fill a gap in the history of Arabia in the eighteenth and the nineteenth centuries. These topics are treated here for the first time, because much of what has been written on the first Sa'udi state has concentrated on recording historical events without having regard to the above-mentioned topics. This could be attributed to the lack of original material from both Arabic and European sources. Concerning the first, the author of the Memorial states that the most important papers in the possession of the house of Sa'ud were destroyed or strewn about, either purposely or through neglect. X"' \ In addition to this, the data which,was)recorded during that time dealt only with the military victory. Although I have travelled to London, Oxford, Paris and Sa'udi Arabia for the purpose of seeking material, my efforts were not very successful and sometimes disappointing, as for example iny journey to Paris where I discovered no additional materials beyond the documents dealing with Arabia written by Rousseau, Corancez, Raymond and later published.
  • Ihab Hamdi El-Sakkout Phd Thesis

    Ihab Hamdi El-Sakkout Phd Thesis

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