Abstract—Yogyakarta State University is an educational institution that has six faculties with wide area. YSU currently has maps in digital form accessible through website and the form of posters which were placed in several locations. However, the digital map provided less detail and little bit features. Therefore, we need a map of YSU in digital form that can be accessed by portable through smartphone devices. This study resulted in a prototype ATLAS software that can be used as a solution to these problems. This application can help all parties in the search location, place and space in the campus area. ATLAS can show (User) student, lecturer and visitor to know the position in YSU. Moreover, it also provides the position information of users (user) other than a digital map in campus environment of YSU either by GPS or location based on the academic schedule. These results indicate, on testing functionality of ATLAS Software cannot be injected with a SQL injection or Cross - Site Scripting. Further On Reliability testing maturity index value of 0.961, there is software development until maturity index values approaching 1.0. Testing Efficiency using Web Page Testing known ATLAS software load time 4.972 seconds. While the testing maintainability index value of 87.725. So the ATLAS software has met the four standards of software quality based on the characteristics of the ISO 9126 functionality, reliability, efficiency and maintainability.

Index Terms—GPS, ISO 9126, maps, schedule.

The authors are with Department of Electronics Engineering Education, Faculty of Engineering at Yogyakarta State University, Indonesia (e-mail: pradana.setialana@gmail.com, rizki_newlive@yahoo.com, abdulrachman.pambudi@gmail.com, ratna@uny.ac.id).

Cite:Pradana Setialana, Muhamad Rizki Fajri, Abdul Rachman Pambudi, and Ratna Wardani, "ATLAS (Application for Tracking and Scheduling) as Location Guide and Academic Schedulling at Campus YSU (Yogyakarta State University)," International Journal of Computer and Communication Engineering vol. 3, no. 4, pp. 274-278, 2014.