The purpose of this study was to design a tuition payment accounting information system using Vb.Net which aims to simplify and accelerate the Teladan Tanah Jawa private vocational school in processing school fee payment data. The research method used in this research is observation, interview, sampling, and literature study. The analysis tools used are Data Flow Diagrams (DFD), Entity Relationship Diagrams and the relationships between tables. This information system makes it easier for the school administration to find student data, process arrears data, data on daily school fees and reports on tuition payments.
This study aims to create a web-based debtor information system at PT. PNM Pematangsiantar Branch. The design and manufacture are intended to facilitate debtor data management. So that employees can easily enter debtor data without having to write it conventionally. Using conventional methods has a negative impact. One of the negative effects of the system that is still in use is data search, data retrieval will take time because you have to open documents one by one. In addition to data search, data collection on prospective debtors wishing to establish a working relationship with companies is also a negative impact from conventional methods. With this application, it is hoped that the processing and data collection of debtor data will be faster and more accurate. The information system to be designed will be in the form of a web and use a MySQL database. It is hoped that this research can solve the problem of debtor information systems at PT.PNM Pematangsiantar Branch.
Banks are institutions and institutions that are organizations and institutions in Indonesia and have an important role in the sustainability of the Indonesian economy. Bank Mandiri is one of the banks that provides micro business credit facilities to the business world. The higher the public's interest in getting micro business credit, the banks need software to help determine who is entitled to credit. In order to produce a proper feasibility analysis, a method of decision-making in overcoming these problems is needed so that determining who is entitled to receive credit is not too long and efficient in reducing credit risk. Problems arise in the decision-making process for granting micro-business loans, namely the inaccuracy of micro-business credit recipients. The above problems can be resolved by building a Decision Support System which can assist decision makers in assessing and selecting micro business loans using variables: Income, Collateral, Loan Limit, Installments, Length of Business, Number of Dependents. The system built by applying the Simple Additive Weighting method is known as the method of adding weight. The Simple Additive Weighting method requires a decision matrix normalization process to a scale that can be compared with all available alternative ratings. This will be a reference in ranking and consider the advantages and disadvantages of applying for a credit loan in order to find the desired candidate. From the test results using 10 data samples, it was obtained that the first rank was received credit on behalf of A5 with a value of 9.33, and the last rank was on behalf of A6 with a value of 6.4. and very helpful in solving problems faced by Bank Mandiri Pematangsiantar.
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