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This research aims to design an information system for buying and selling motorbike units using the Waterfall method. The information system for buying and selling motorbike units has an important role in supporting motorbike sales business activities, from ordering to the payment process. The design of this system was carried out by following the Waterfall method approach which consists of several stages, namely requirements analysis, system design, implementation, testing and maintenance. The needs analysis stage involves identifying business and system user needs, including required functions and system requirements. Next, system design is carried out by designing the structure, interface and transaction process flow using the notation and methods provided by the Waterfall method. In implementation, an information system for buying and selling motorbike units is developed based on the design that has been created. Then, testing is carried out to verify the success of the system in carrying out its functions and ensure conformity with the specified needs. After that, the system is ready for use and maintenance is carried out to maintain the performance and reliability of the system on an ongoing basis. By applying the Waterfall method in designing a motor unit buying and selling transaction information system, it is hoped that it can produce a system that is structured, has functions that suit business needs, and is tested overall. The Waterfall method also allows developers to have a clear understanding of each design stage before moving on to the next, thereby minimizing the risk of errors and deficiencies in the system.
Mahardika et al. (Thu,) studied this question.