Plataforma web para asignación de estudiantes a programas de prácticas preprofesionales en la facultad de ingeniería en sistemas (fis) con enfoque ágil en el desarrollo de front-end y back-end : Desarollo de front-end.

Abstract

The assignment of pre-professional internships at the School of Systems Engineering (FIS) is crucial for the professional development of students. Currently, this process involves searching for available vacancies through FIS social media postings. Once the internship hours are completed, they must be evaluated and approved by the administrative staff and authorities, the current process is prone to errors which can be cumbersome and frustrating for both parties. Companies also face difficulties in finding suitable candidates for pre-professional internships in an agile and direct manner. To address these issues, we propose the development of a comprehensive web platform that centralizes and optimizes these processes. Using the Next.js framework and the integration of APIs, the application will allow students to find and apply for internships directly and efficiently, and to register their hours in an automated way. Companies will be able to post their vacancies and directly contact the most suitable students for their needs. FIS administrative staff will be able to access consolidated information, generate reports, and manage the registration of internship hours more efficiently. This project will apply a user-centered design and use the SCRUM framework for its development, significantly improving the academic and professional experience of students and facilitating management and communication between FIS and collaborating companies. The application development process is detailed in this document, divided into four sections. The first section describes the Front-end component and how it addresses the problem along with its objectives and scope. The second section defines the key concepts and tools of the project. The third section explains the methodology used and how the Scrum framework was implemented, and the last section states the conclusions obtained after completing the development of the project.