DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPUTERIZEDS SCHOL EVENTS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC BALI)
Abstract
The Event scheduling management system (ESMS) is a comprehensive software solution to design to streamline the planning, scheduling and management of events for various organizations and individuals. This system leverages modern technology to simplify the complex task of events coordination, ensuring efficiency, accuracy, and enhanced user experience. User registration and authentication: ESMS provides a secure user registration and authentication system, allowing events organizers, participants, and administrators to create and access their account. Event creation and management: user can easily create, customized, and manage events. this include setting event details such as date, time, location, and description. Calendar integration: ESMS integrate with calendar applications to help users keep track of their schedule events, and reminders, and avoid scheduling conflicts. Venue management: for larger events, ESMS offer venue management capabilities, allowing user to search for suitable venue. Event Analytics: Event organizers can access analytics and reporting tools to gather insights in to event attendance, engagement, and feedback .Admin Dashboard: Administrators have access to a realized dashboard to monitor and manage the entire system, including user account and event data. The Event scheduling management system aims to revolutionize the Way event are planned and executed, simplify the process for users and providing powerful tools for organizers.
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