Online Library Discussion Room Reservation System (System Administration)

Ooi, Xu Yong (2018) Online Library Discussion Room Reservation System (System Administration). Final Year Project (Bachelor), Tunku Abdul Rahman University College.

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Abstract

In the era of today, pupils are aim towards to further studies to achieve undergraduate, post graduate or higher level of studies in educational institution. As a student in college, grouping assessment is inevitable. Student in college will need to form a discussion among with their team members in a suitable noise-free environment to let them perform their meeting, group assignment discussion, study group and so on. Due to this factor, the student need to find a suitable time to book the discussion room, it may become troublesome to some student, because time is valuable asset to a student. Meanwhile, it creates heavy burden to staff from information counter to arrange booking for student who approach to them. To encourage more students to use the facility, Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TARUC) decide to build online platform called Online Library Discussion Room Reservation system (OLDRRS) for helping these students book the discussion room through network browser. OLDRRS will provide discussion room reservation service to student by giving the view of time slot for register and booking discussion room service and generate e-statement form to students once the booking is approval. The OLDRRS separate into several parts which consists login module, reservation module, schedule maintenance, message box maintenance, user role management, room maintenance, logs and report. In order to develop a usable OLDRRS, using scrum methodology to which is suitable to develop the system as consider to human power and time constraint, yet the requirement is not well defined. The testing method to be used will be the black box testing technique which fit well to those non-technician staff to carry out the testing. In conclusion, there is a need to improve the OLDRRS performance before publish up for internal use.