UTeM bus scheduling management system

Ho, Jia Qing (2024) UTeM bus scheduling management system. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

UTeM Bus Scheduling Management System is a web-based system that provides a platform to manage the bus scheduling process by viewing the bus schedule on the website. In the current system, all data is only represented by social media officials. There is no available system to manage the data. Moreover, the admin may face difficulty in updating the schedule. Updating the schedule is challenging because all the data is recorded manually and shared through social media. Additionally, manual recording makes it harder to keep the schedule up to date. Admins need to upload to social media again if there are some changes in the bus schedule. It makes students miss the updated bus schedule from social media. Therefore, this system is developed to increase the efficiency of the bus scheduling process by replacing the existing manual paper-based system. The user are able to view the bus schedules at the university website. It also allows users to keep the bus schedules as pictures to easy their life. In the same time, the system can minimize human errors by insert the bus schedule through website and reduce data redundancy by enforcing key constraints in database. This system convenience admin and driver to manage the bus schedule and user details. Furthermore, this system is using Database Life Cycle (DBLC) as methodology to develop because easy to manage due to the rigidity of the model each phase has specific deliverables and a review process. DBLC contains six important phases that is database initial study, database design, implementation & loading, training & Evaluation, operation, and maintenance & Evaluation. As a result, the management of bus scheduling process is more efficient and systematic with the development of UTeM Bus Scheduling Management System.

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