Evaluation of Fiji National University Campus Information Systems
Bimal Aklesh Kumar

TL;DR
This paper evaluates a newly developed web-based campus information system at Fiji National University, focusing on usability, performance, and suitability to improve administrative efficiency and user experience.
Contribution
It introduces a tailored campus information system and presents a comprehensive evaluation methodology including usability, interface, and performance assessments.
Findings
Improved user interface usability based on evaluation feedback
Enhanced system performance and response times
Validated system suitability for FNU's administrative needs
Abstract
Fiji National University (FNU) has been encountering many difficulties with its current campus administrative systems. These difficulties include accessibility, scalability, performance, flexibility and integration. In order to address these difficulties, we developed a thin client web based campus information system. The newly designed system allows the students, academic and administration staff of the university to handle their day to day affairs with the university online. In this paper we describe three types of evaluation carried out to determine the suitability of newly developed system for FNU environment. User interface evaluation was carried out to assess user interface on a set of usability principles, usability evaluation to see the ease at which users can use the system and finally performance evaluation to verify and validate user response time required to complete various…
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Taxonomy
TopicsUsability and User Interface Design · Digital Accessibility for Disabilities · Mobile and Web Applications
