Abstract :
Activities in the academic world are now starting to use technology, especially websites, to support various activities such as providing information and registering for activities. This research aims to design a Kapun (Any Activity) system which is a development of an existing system, namely the webinar website at Darma Cendika Catholic University, where several things cannot be done on the
old system. The Kapun systems developed in this research are Kapun CMS related to access rights data management, Kapun Bot to provide information by using scanning from a rule-based database, namely setting a series of rules to answer
questions, Kapun API to create an API that is integrated into the Kapun frontend, and Whenever Users register for activities. The software development used uses a
linear sequential model starting from the analysis, design, development, and testing stages. In this research, the Kapun system was successfully developed and implemented well, based on test results using black box testing. Where Kapun CMS testing uses 37 scenarios with results as expected, Kapun Bot uses 4 scenarios with results as expected, Kapun User uses 5 scenarios with results as expected, and
Kapun API can be seen on 13 endpoints of which 5 endpoints have been implemented on the frontend side of Kapun with 8 test scenarios using black box testing on the landing page to display activities.