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The rapid development of information technology has provided significant opportunities to improve the efficiency of academic administration in schools. One of the common problems faced by educational institutions is the manual process of subject scheduling, which is time-consuming and prone to schedule conflicts among teachers, classes, and learning time. This problem is also experienced by SMPK Flos Carmeli, where the preparation of subject schedules has not yet been supported by an integrated computerized system. This study aims to design and develop a web-based subject scheduling application at SMPK Flos Carmeli using the Model–View–Controller (MVC) architecture. The research method employed is Research and Development (R&D) with the Waterfall software development model, which includes the stages of requirements analysis, system design, and application implementation. Data were collected through interviews, observations, and literature review to obtain system requirements that align with the school’s conditions. The application was developed using native PHP with the implementation of the MVC pattern to produce a structured, maintainable, and flexible system. The results show that the developed application is able to support the subject scheduling process in a faster, more accurate, and well-organized manner. The system provides features for managing teacher data, class data, time slots, schedule arrangement, and schedule printing, thereby minimizing schedule conflicts and improving the efficiency of school administrative work. Therefore, this subject scheduling application is expected to support the digitalization of academic administration and enhance the effectiveness of the teaching and learning process at SMPK Flos Carmeli.

The Web-Based Academic Service Management Information System at SMA Negeri 2 Kodi Utara was developed to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of academic data management at the school. Currently, academic data management, including grade input, class schedules, teacher information, and academic reports, is still done manually, often causing delays and potential errors in recording. This study aims to design and create a web-based information system that can assist educational institutions in managing academic services in an integrated and real-time manner. The software development method used is the Waterfall model, which includes the phases of needs analysis, system design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. The programming language used is PHP with a MySQL database system. The result of this study is an academic management information system that can facilitate various academic activities, such as managing student data, teacher data, grades, class schedules, and academic reports. This system also makes it easier for teachers to input grades and provides fast and accurate access to academic information for students and the principal. With this system, the academic administration process at SMA Negeri 2 Kodi Utara becomes more organized, efficient, and transparent.

Managing employee payroll is a crucial aspect in agency administration, including at the Kimi Nabire Community Health Center. The manual payroll system that is still used often causes problems such as calculation errors, late payments and lack of transparency. This research aims to design and develop a website-based payroll application to increase efficiency, accuracy and transparency in payroll management. This application was developed using the waterfall method with PHP and MySQL-based technology, and is designed to be accessed by administration and branch heads. The main features provided include managing employee data, automatic salary calculations, creating digital pay slips, and real-time payroll reports. Test results show that this application is able to reduce calculation errors and speed up the pay slip distribution process. With this application, it is hoped that the Kimi Nabire Community Health Center can manage payroll more efficiently and accurately, as well as becoming a reference for other agencies facing similar problems. This research contributes to the development of a website-based payroll management information system, both academically and practically.

Faculty The Faculty of HOLS Hospitality School faces challenges in manual administration, such as accumulating registration data, difficulty in data retrieval, risk of data loss, administrative inaccuracies, and time-consuming registration and attendance processes, increasing the risk of administrative errors. To address these issues, researchers designed a web-based information system using the waterfall model and PHP programming language. This system allows students to mark attendance using a QR code within a 5-meter radius, mentors to reschedule classes quickly and easily, and administrators to control administrative data accurately and efficiently. The result of this research is an information system product that facilitates academic administration management at HOLS Hospitality School, supports e-learning facilities, and simplifies coordination between students, mentors, and administrators.