Application of the Waterfall Method on a Web-Based Job Training Management Information System at Trunojoyo University Madura

Herawati, Sri; Negara, Yudha Dwi Putra; Febriansyah, Husnul Fuadi; Fatah, Doni Abdul

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202132804026

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“…The development of this information system uses the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) model with the waterfall method. which consists of five stages [9]. The first stage is to analyze and identify user needs, system development needs, and the scope of system development.…”

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Web-base Inventory Control System for Practice Materials Using Waterfall Model

Astuti¹,

Khairunisa²,

Pirastyo³

2022

Proceedings of the First Jakarta International Conference on Multidisciplinary Studies Towards Creative Industries, JICOMS 2022

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Practicum courses require practice materials in their implementation. The Department of Tourism at the Politeknik Negeri Media Kreatif has many practicum courses where each practicum subject requires different practical materials must be managed. However, management of practice materials is still done manually by entering data into Microsoft Excel one by one. So, data errors often occur, such as unrecorded practice material data, lost data, or double-recorded data. To overcome these problems, we need a material inventory system that is easy to run and integrated between users so that it will produce real-time reports. Thus, the outcome of this research was a web-based material inventory control system using a waterfall model. The implementation of the programming language uses the PHP CodeIgniter framework. The database design uses Mysql and UML as model design. The prospect of the system can be applied to the tourism department and other departments that also manage supplies of practice materials.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Web-base Inventory Control System for Practice Materials Using Waterfall Model

Astuti¹,

Khairunisa²,

Pirastyo³

2022

Proceedings of the First Jakarta International Conference on Multidisciplinary Studies Towards Creative Industries, JICOMS 2022

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“…Requirement analysis is the initial stage in the Waterfall method where the process of collecting data needed in the software development process so that the software needed by users can be made [12]. The results of the analysis found that officers need an information system that can facilitate the work of medical record officers in recording the identity of patient medical records, automatic numbering, history of medical record files from the medical record room and history of medical record borrowing trips.…”

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Prototype of Information System of Medical Record Borrowing and Return in Puskesmas

Yunus,

Andriani

2023

litdig

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The borrowing and returning of medical records carried out at Puskesmas X is still done manually, there is no recording of medical records in and out of the expedition book in the MR unit which makes it difficult for officers to find patient medical records borrowed by the poly. The ineffectiveness of these activities hampers officer work and patient service activities if MR file has not returned to the MR room within 1x24 hours. Recording patient identity is still done manually using books and Excel so that double recording occurs which is considered ineffective by officers. In addition, the numbering of MR is recorded manually into a book based on the village code in Puskesmas X so that it is prone to number errors. The purpose of this study is to design an information system for borrowing and returning medical record files at Puskesmas X Pasuruan Regency to solve these problems. This type of research is Research and Development with the waterfall method and data collection through observation and interviews. The result of this research is a MR file loan and return information system that can facilitate the performance of MR officers at Puskesmas.

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“…The method emphasizes sequential and systematic phases, but the stages will be repeated if errors or deficiencies are found during the evaluation step. Figure 1 is an illustration of the stages of making applications using the iterative waterfall method (Aroral, 2021;Herawati, Negara, Febriansyah, & Fatah, 2021;Trivedi & Sharma, 2014).…”

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Designing of e-voting application for mosque youth leader election (case study in masjid Al-Ishlahiyah Gampong Lambhuk)

Husna,

Fadhliadin,

Basrul

2023

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[Bahasa]: Kegiatan pengabdian ini bertujuan untuk merancang sistem informasi pemilihan ketua remaja masjid di Gampong Lambhuk Banda Aceh. Perancangan dan pembuatan sistem ini mengimplementasikan model software development life cycle (SDLC). Model ini merupakan model pengembangan sistem yang paling sederhana. Salah satu model SDLC yang paling banyak diterapkan dan dapat dipahami dengan mudah adalah model waterfall. Metode pengembangan sistem ini mampu menyusun sistem dari bagian-bagian kecil. Model ini diawali dengan analisis kebutuhan dari sistem yang akan dirancang, desain sistem dan software, penerapan dan pengujian, serta evaluasi dan perbaikan sistem. Hasil testing melalui black-box test adalah tidak ditemukan adanya eror ketika aplikasi berbasis web ini dijalankan dan aplikasi ini berjalan dengan lancar. Pemungutan suara menggunakan e-voting ini dapat membantu menjangkau semua pemilih dan pemilih bisa menyampaikan suaranya tanpa harus hadir ke lokasi pemilihan. Implementasi sistem informasi pemilihan (e-voting) Remaja Mesjid ini juga dapat membantu pelaksanaan kegiatan pemilihan ketua remaja masjid berjalan efisien, cepat dan transparan. Kata kunci: e-voting, sistem informasi, Metode SSDLC (System Development Life Cycle), waterfall [English]: This study aims to design an information system to elect mosque youth leaders in Gampong Lambhuk Banda Aceh. The design and manufacture of this system implement the software development life cycle (SDLC) model. This model is the most straightforward system development model. The waterfall model is one of the most widely applied SDLC models and can be easily understood. This system development method can compile a system from small parts. This model begins with analyzing the system's needs, system and software design, implementation and testing, and system evaluation and improvement. The results of testing through black-box tests are that no errors are found when this web-based application is run, and this application runs smoothly. Voting using e-voting can help reach all voters, and voters can cast their votes without having to be present at the election location. Implementing e-voting can also help elect the mosque's youth chairperson. Furthermore, these activities run efficiently, quickly, and transparently. Keywords: e-voting, information system, System Development Life Cycle, waterfall

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Application of the Waterfall Method on a Web-Based Job Training Management Information System at Trunojoyo University Madura

Cited by 11 publications

References 17 publications

Web-base Inventory Control System for Practice Materials Using Waterfall Model

Web-base Inventory Control System for Practice Materials Using Waterfall Model

Prototype of Information System of Medical Record Borrowing and Return in Puskesmas

Designing of e-voting application for mosque youth leader election (case study in masjid Al-Ishlahiyah Gampong Lambhuk)

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