Desarrollar un sistema web para el control, seguimiento y evaluación del proceso de prácticas y vinculación en el Instituto Tecnológico Superior Stanford- Riobamba.

Abstract

The present degree work was based on the development of a web application with a high level of usability called "CSE-Stanford", thus allowing to optimize the execution time of the control, monitoring and evaluation processes, as well as the reduction of the inconsistencies of the information generated in them, belonging to the department of pre-professional practices and to the unit of connection with the community of the Higher Technological Institute "Stanford". The methodology implemented for the development phase was SCRUM, while for the planning phase, techniques and methods were used to establish the user's needs and the requirements of the web application. During the development phase, 11 sprints were executed, MySql was used as the database manager, JAVA the programming language for the back-end, Bootstrap the framework for the front-end, all of these as development tools, as a verifier of the fulfillment of iterations or sprits BurnDown Chart was used. Two databases were obtained: bdproyectosvin and bdpracticaspre, both normalized to the third normal form. The Software Usability Measurements Inventory (SUMI) was used as a questionnaire to evaluate the usability of the "CSE-Stanford" application, in addition, descriptive statistics were implemented for the analysis of the results, obtaining through this a general average of 6.04 points out of 7 which is equivalent to 89% considered high level of usability. It is recommended to develop functionalities that are not within the requirement, but are necessary for the future improvement of the "CSE-Stanford" application.