Application Development on Specialized Platforms & Domain-Specific Software Engineering
On Thursday, December 5 2013, in Room 9012 Basement Labtek VIII, School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, a public lecture was held by Rama Notowidigo CTO Kartuku (PT. Multi Adiprakarsa Manunggal).
The general lecture replacing the IF3111 course (Application Development on Special Platforms) and the IF4150 course (Domain Specific Software Engineering) is divided into 2 (two) sessions, namely
Session I: 11:00-13:00 WIB, the topic is "Introduction to the ePayment Industry and Application Development in the ePayment World"
Session II: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM WIB, the topic is "Hands on Application Development at EDC"
- IF3111 (Application Development on a Special Platform/Introduction to Kartuku & EDC): Kartuku provides Payment Service Provider (PSP). Some of its clients: Hypermart, Matahari, McDonald's, Shell, & Ranch Market. Currently connected to 10 issuing banks such as Bank BCA, and others. Currently has 500,000 endpoints throughout Indonesia. Payment system must support: Policies & legal instruments, payment instruments, operational mechanisms, and technical infrastructure. CC Transaction Component: card holder, merchant, acquirer, card network, & issuer. EDC (Electronic Data Payment) commonly used in credit card transactions
- IF4150 (Domain Specific Software Engineering/Cloud Company for Payment: Kartuku is a company that offers services in the field of payment 350+ employees and 350 offices. The CEO is Niki Luhur and its current customers: Carefour, Alfamart, Matahari, McDonalds, OkeShop, Globalteleshop, Shell, Ranch Market, 21. Unified payment solutions like Kartuku now have 200 thousand endpoints currently. The difference in EDC hardware uses a Cryptoprocessor, and the EDC OS uses EMV Kernel. As well as Hardware constraints using small memory, small display, keyboard, c, software debugging, and lack of literature