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Waterfall Model Application In Development Dorm Student Information
Management System West Kutai

Ahmad Rofiq Hakim1st), Amelia Yusnita2nd), Theresia Deska Winarni3rd)

Information System
STMIK Widya Cipta Dharma
Samarinda, Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia
Email : [email protected]1) [email protected]2) [email protected]3)

Abstract— This study aims to design an information system up by applying the waterfall method in the case of dormitory management West Kutai district in the city of Samarinda. The method used is the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) with the waterfall model of system development tools that Flow Of Document (FOD), Data Flow Diagrams (DFD) and designs testing done by Black Box Testing and Web-based applications. The results of this study are based Web Design

3. Web-based applications are built.

III. WATERFALL MODEL

Waterfall model (waterfall) is a one-way model that starts from the preparation stage to the treatment, and this is the model used by the authors to analyze the system that will be done (Pressman, 2002).

  • and Application of
  • a
  • Management Information System

Dormitory West Kutai regency in Samarinda

Keywords: Information Systems, Waterfall, Management
Dormitory

I.

INTRODUCTION

West Kutai regency student dormitory is a temporary shelter in West Kutai students completing studies at various universities in several cities including Samarinda. This hostel is a district government representatives. West Kutai in Samarinda, as well as the owner and manager of the hostel.
In particular dormitory management activities related to the administration of the hostel members include members of the selection and data collection and reporting dormreporting to the government district. West Kutai. During the handling of the administration of the hostel management

Figure 1. The waterfall development model

  • system is implemented with
  • a
  • simple spreadsheet

applications and some activities are still done manually such as recording in the general ledger, the search is done by looking back to the general ledger and reporting back to the computer input
This problem gives an idea to design a data management information system dorm members.

A . Requirement Analysis / Needs Analysis

The whole system needs should be obtained in this phase
, including the expected utility apliaksi user and system limitations . This information can usually be obtained

  • through interviews
  • ,
  • surveys or discussions
  • .
  • The

information is analyzed to obtain user documentation needs to be used at a later stage .

II. SCOPE OF RESEARCH

B . System Design

The scope of the issues to be discussed are
This stage is done before coding . This stage aims to

provide an overview of what should be done and how it looks . This stage helps in specifying hardware and system requirements as well as defining the overall system architecture .
1. Applications built can be accessed by multiple users
(multiuser) ie managers, members of the hostel, the government district. West Kutai and the general public.
2. Methods to develop a system that is Waterfall.

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West Kutai Gov.

  • Members
  • Dorm Admin
  • Dorm Chairman

C . Implementation

  • Data Member
  • Data Member
  • Data Cash

In this stage of programming . Software development is broken down into small modules which will be incorporated in the next phase . Also in this stage also carried out checks on the module are made , whether it meets the desired function or no

Processing Data Members
Cash Accounting Process

  • Cash Report
  • Cash Report

D . Integration & Testing

MemberList MemberList Report

In this stage, the incorporation of modules that have been made and testing is done to determine whether the software has been made in accordance with the design and there are errors or not .

Cash Report Cash Report
Report
MemberList Report
MemberList Report

E . Operation & Maintenance

Figure 2. The system is currently applied

This is the latest stage in the waterfall model . Software that has been so run down and do maintenance . Maintenance included in fix errors that are not found in the

V. DESIGN SYSTEM / APPLICATIONS

  • previous step
  • .
  • Improvement implementation and

enhancement services system unit system as new needs .
A. Flow of Document
Flow of documents in the system designed involving entities remain members, administration student dormitories, dormitory chairman and district governments. Kubar. Improvement of the existing system : 1. Computer usage and database members, dues, inventory and transactions

IV. ANALYSIS

A. Users will be involved in a system built hostels such as business , local government , the community members and the general boarding with appropriate access rights and duties of each function .
2. The addition of some process of reporting to the government district. Kubar
Figure 3 shows design the flow of document system
B. Application systems are built to support features such as :

  • Members
  • Dorm Chairman
  • West Kutai Gov.
  • Dorm Admin

1.. Profile information such as dormitories, galleries, news, announcements and articles about boarding and registration of candidates for the dorm .

Data

  • Invemtory
  • Data Member
  • Data Member

Data Inventory Process
Data Members Process

2. Pages for managing the hostel as the selection of data members and new member announcements, search, additional data and reporting

Inventory Lis Report

  • Inventory Lis
  • Inventory Lis

Report
MemberList MemberList Report
Inventory Lis Report Report
Report

MemberList Report
MemberList Report

C. Managed data include

Room List Report Process
Data Rooms

1. Member Data dorm, dorm Inventory Data, Data dorm rooms, the data fee every dorm
2. Transactional

Data Rooms Process
Room List Report
Room List Room List Report
Room List

  • Report
  • Report

Data occupant dorm rooms and events

Data Dues

  • Room
  • Data Cash

D. The system is currently applied (Figure 2) is

1. Members submit data to the administration of the dorm and made a recording of the data report submitted to the members of the dorm chairmen and government district. Kubar
2. Each member pays dues are recorded by the dorm administration and the results reported to the dorm chairman and the district government. Kubar

Data Dues Room Process
Cash Accounting Process

DuCeassRhoRoemport Report

  • Cash Report
  • Cash Report

Cash Report Cash Report

Members ID Card

Members ID Card

Figure 3. FOD System

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  • B. Context Diagram
  • D. DFD Level 1 Card Members and Members List

Context diagram shows the relationships between entities in the system, the flow of data in and out of the system is built. Figure 4 shows the system context diagram
At Level 1 occurs several processes related to members of the data collection process, making a membership ID Card and report member list (Figure 6)

Dues Dorm

Data Iuran Asrama

Members

Members
Data Members
Members ID Card

  • Data
  • Data

DataKamar

Rooms
Dorm

Admin Asrama

Admin

Anggota

Members

DataAnggota

Members

Data Members Process
Members List
Kubar Gov

Data Invemtory

Data

Data Inventaris

Members

Members ID

Kartu Anggota

Card

Data
Members

Data Cash

Data Kas

  • Members
  • List Process

Members

DORM STUDENT INFORMATION

Sistem Informasi Pengelolaan Asrama

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WEST KUTAI

KabupatenKutai Baratdi Samarinda

Data Members
Members List
Dorm Chairman

Members

Daftar Anggota

List
Members

Daftar Anggota

  • List
  • Inventory
  • Inventory

List

  • Daftar Inventaris
  • DaftarLInisvtentaris

Laporan Kamar

Report

Laporan

  • Rooms
  • Rooms

Members ID Card

Kamar

Report

Process

Figure 6. DFD Level 1 Card Members and Members List

Cash

  • Cash
  • Kubar

Pemkab Kubar

Dorm

Ketua Asrama

Chairman

Laporan Kas

Report

LaRpeopraonrtKas

Gov.

E. DFD Level 1 Preparation Inventory List

At Level 1 DFD also includes the process of making an inventory list (Figure 7)

Figure 4. Context Diagram

C. Data Flow Diagrams (DFD) Level 0

DFD Level 0 is a detail from the context diagram which describes the process (figure 5)
1. Members of the data collection process 2. Inventory data collection process

Dorm Admin

3. Room data collection process 4. Dues collection process and Cash accounting process

Data Inventory

Data Inventory
Data Cash

  • Members
  • Dorm Admin

Data Inventory Process
Inventory List

Data Members
Data Dues Dorm
Data Rooms
Members ID Card

Kubar Gov

Cash Accounting Process
Data Members Process
Data Inventory Process
Dues Dorm Process
Data Rooms Data Rooms

Data Inventory

Data Members
Data Inventory
Data Dues Dorm
Data Cash Cash

Inventory
Data

  • List Process
  • Inventory

Dues
Inventory

Inventory

  • Members
  • Rooms

Data Dues Dorm
Data Inventory
Data Cash
Data Rooms

Data Members

Inventory List
Dorm Chairman

DORM STUDENT
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WEST KUTAI

Figure 7. DFD Level 1 Preparation Inventory List

Members List

Members List
Rooms Report
Rooms Report
Inventory

List

F. DFD Level 1 Room Reporting

Inventory List
Cash Report

At Level 1 DFD also includes reporting process room
(figure 8). Entities involved in this level are members, administration and student dorms results are reported to the government Kubar and dorm chairman

Cash Report
Dorm Chairman
Kubar Gov

Figure 5. DFD Level 0

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Data Inventory

8. Site Map

  • Members
  • Dorm Admin
  • Data Rooms

Figure 10 is a design system is built sidemap

Data Members

Beranda Berita

Data Rooms

Artikel

  • Data
  • Data

Halaman Pengunjung

Members Process
Inventory Process

Pengumuman Daftar

Data Rooms Rooms

Website Pengelolaan Asrama Kabupaten Kutai Barat
Galeri Foto

Data Members
Data Inventory

Login Beranda Profil

Inventory

Halaman Pengelola Asrama

Members

Upload Foto, Edit Profil Asrama

Tambah, Edit, Hapus dan Cetak Anggota Asrama

Anggota Kamar Barang Iuran

Data Inventory

Tambah, Edit, Hapus Data Kamar

Data Rooms

Tambah, Edit, Hapus dan Cetak Data Barang

Edit Status Pembayaran, Hapus, Cetak Laporan Iuran
Anggota

Data Members

  • Galeri
  • Tambah, Hapus Foto

Tambah, Edit, Hapus Laporan dan Transaksi
Laporan Logout

Rooms Report Process

Profil Cetak Anggota Kamar
Login Beranda Asrama Logout
Halaman Pengawas Asrama
Cetak Barang

Cetak Iuran Cetak Laporan Logout
Website Pengelolaan Asrama Kabupaten Kutai Barat

Rooms Report
Rooms Report

Upload Foto, Edit Profil Asrama
Login

Tambah, Edit, Hapus dan Cetak Anggota Asrama

Tambah, Edit, Hapus Data Kamar
Asrama Kategori Artikel Akun
Halaman Administrator

Dorm Chairman
Kubar Gov

Tambah, Edit, Hapus dan Cetak Data Barang

Edit Status Pembayaran, Hapus, Cetak Iuran Anggota

Figure 8. DFD Level 1 Room Reporting

Daftar
Tambah, Hapus Foto

Tambah, Edit, Hapus Laporan dan Transaksi
Logout

Tambah, Edit dan Hapus
Kategori
Tambah, Preview, Edit, dan Hapus Artikel Tambah, Edit, Hapus Akun Login View dan Hapus Calon Anggota Asrama

7. Level 1 DFD of Cash Reporting

At Level 1 DFD also includes cash reporting process
(Figure 9)

Figure 10. Sitemap

Data Dues Dorm

  • Dorm Admin
  • Data Cash

VI. IMPLEMENTATION

Cash Accounting Process

Figure 11,12,13,14, and 15 is the result of making application for a system built

Dues Dorm Process

Data Dues Dorm
Data Cash Cash
Dues Data Dues Dorm
Data Cash
Cash Report Process

Figure 11. Visitors page

Cash Report
Cash Report

Dorm Chairman
Kubar Gov

Figure 9. Level 1 DFD of Cash Reporting

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Figure 15. Members Rooms page
Figure 12. Student Dormitory Management page
Figure 16 List of Members

VII. TESTING

By using Black box testing, performed by providing input to multiple pages like pages dorm members, registration pages, page sharing room members and reports performed 10 times each page, then get all the results page to function properly in accordance with design already be made

VIII. CONCLUSION

Figure 13. Member Registration page

1. With Waterfall models can be made Data Management
Information System Design Dormitory West Kutai
2. Management Information System Data Dormitory West
Kutai District can improve Web-based data management system manual boarding of a computer-based system to be accessed by multiple users

IX. ADVICE

1. The system can be upgraded to a Web-based selection system, so the registration, the selection and announcement done online, so that prospective students can be directly enrolled as a member of the hostel
2. Development of security systems for system

Figure 14. Dues page members

REFERENCES

[1] Kadir, Abdul, “Dasar Pemrograman Web Dinamis Menggunakan

PHP”, Andi Offset, Yogyakarta, 2002

[2] Nugroho, Bunafit, ”Aplikasi Pemograman Web Dinamis dengan PHP

dan MySQL”. Andi Offset, Yogyakarta, 2004
[3] Pressman, Roger, “ Software Engineering ” , McGrawHill, , 2002

  • [4] Supriyono, ”Pengenalan Internet dan
  • Jaringan K omputer“ , Elex

Media Komputindo, Jakarta, 2005

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