UNIMAS SILAMBAM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

PRETY SURIAWATHY, JAYASURI (2019) UNIMAS SILAMBAM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Clubs that involves physical fitness in UNIMAS is very directive and approachable by students as it provide betterment for the physical as well as mental well-being. A proper management of the club which includes basic registry formalities and progress act delivers top notch quality of service for participants. Similarly, Unimas Silambam Martial Art Club was initially in late 2016 by Mr Sivaneswaran that introduces ancient martial art practice among university students. As it comes to the managerial sector of the club, manual system implementation and paper based formalities is carried out. Therefore, to cater the challenges faced by Unimas Silambam Martial Art Club managerial department, a prototype that based on web system is proposed for the introduction of relative features that would help staff members to act effectively on available workloads. The methodology, Rapid Application Development (RAD) is implemented for the production of a web based system prototype known as Unimas Silambam Management System (USMS). This system provides the main functionalities needed for the purpose of club management that includes attendance record which utilizes barcode code scanning device, registry formalities done online, student data management and progress encounter by report generation as well as being updated on latest updates by the club. Major downside faced by the club that very susceptible to human errors is provisioned by the introduction of the USMS that provides ease in attendance and data management of students. In order for the proper functioning of features and objectives achievement, testing and implementation was conducted progressively. However, future works for the enhancement of features in USMS is always concerned for the better providence of benefit to targeted users.

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