Development of a Web Based Internship Management System Using Agile at Sultan Thaha Airport

This study discusses the development of a web-based Internship Management Information System at PT. Angkasa Pura II Sultan Thaha Saifuddin Airport Jambi using the Agile Lean Software Development (LSD) method. The system was developed to address issues in internship program management, such as the lack of a structured data recording system, difficulties in monitoring participants' attendance, undocumented performance evaluations, and the absence of a proper storage system for interns' projects. The research began with a needs analysis conducted through observations and interviews with relevant stakeholders. The system was developed in seven sprints, with each sprint delivering key features incrementally. User Acceptance Testing (UAT) was conducted by involving employees to evaluate system acceptance. The results showed a 78% acceptance rate, categorized as "Good." The developed system includes key features such as intern data management, participant schedules, daily logbooks, internship reports, and digital certificate issuance. Additionally, the system serves as a long-term documentation platform that can be utilized for further research or as a reference for airport-related projects. By applying Agile LSD, the system development proved to be flexible and adaptive to user needs. This method also emphasizes the importance of communication between developers and stakeholders, ensuring that the system meets industry requirements. Moreover, Agile LSD is highly suitable for small development teams due to its flexibility in supporting rapid and efficient development.