Development of website-based sports event information system

In the field of sports, information technology can be applied to provide actual information to the public regarding the latest things happening in the world of sports. In addition, through technological advances in the form of the internet, it has opened up opportunities to manage websites and provide statistical data from match results and a sports team. Creating a website is one way to use the internet. Information can be obtained and disseminated quickly and easily through the internet, one of the largest marketing media in the world. Based on the results of field observations and information related to sports events, there is no website that displays complete information about the schedule, regulations, number of participants and results. So far, competition events in each sport have only been promoted through several social media that have not been maximized. Given the increasingly advanced development of technology, researchers feel the need for innovation related to the promotion of sports events. This development uses the waterfall method with the Unified Modeling Language (UML) model using usecase diagrams, data flow diagrams (DFD), and Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERD). This waterfall method is only suitable for software development with specifications that do not change. The waterfall method has several stages, namely Requirements analysis and definition, System and software design, Implementation and unit testing, Integration and system testing, Operation and maintenance. The development results show that the website related to the sports system information system is able to input related to the event agenda in the field of sports. In addition, the developed website is able to contain information related to the name of the event, schedule of implementation, registration link, contact person and regulations for the event. Based on the findings of the website development, it is recommended for future development, namely the implementation of the use of information systems for sports events on an ongoing basis and socialization related to the sports event website in the study program, faculty, university, user, sponsorship and partner environment.