Swimming Facilities Management System for Universiti Tun Hussien Onn Malaysia Sport Centre with Two-Factor Authentication

Abstract

The Swimming Facilities Management System for Universiti Tun 
Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM) Sports Centre with Two-Factor 
Authentication was developed to address inefficiencies in the 
management of swimming pool facilities and improve the overall 
operations of the Sports Centre. The existing manual process such as an 
inefficient booking process for swimming pool activities, a poor data 
management for users and an inefficient payment process for walk-in 
users, have proven to be time-consuming and prone to errors. To 
resolve these issues, the project adopts the Waterfall methodology, 
which provides a structured, sequential approach with a focus on clear 
documentation and well-defined requirements at each stage of 
development. The project aims to design a proposed system by 
implementing Role-Based Access Control, developing secure 
management system with Two-Factor Authentication and testing the 
functionality of the developed system. The expected outcome is a user
friendly interface that allows students, staff, and visitors to efficiently 
manage bookings, process payments, and access services, while 
securely handling user data.