Pratama, Mohammad Aditya Alvin (2023) Analisis Komparatatif Aplikasi Video Conference Terhadap Kualitas Jaringan Wifi dilingkungan Kampus Berdasarkan Variabel QOS (Quality Of Service). Undergraduate thesis, Fakultas Teknologi Informasi Universitas Merdeka Malang.

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Abstract

This research aims to analyze a comparative study of WiFi network quality within the campus environment using video conference applications based on the Quality of Service (QoS) variables. Good WiFi network quality is crucial in supporting the increasing use of video conference applications in the educational environment.
The research findings indicate that despite having the same WiFi network, the speed varies for each video conference application. A comparative analysis among video conference applications also reveals differences in the quality of service they offer. Some applications may be more tolerant of poor network quality, while others may require a higher network quality to function effectively.
These findings have significant implications for enhancing the user experience when using video conference applications within the campus environment. With a better understanding of network quality and application requirements, campuses can make improvements to their network infrastructure and provide recommendations for selecting video conference applications that are suitable for the existing network conditions.
This research is expected to provide valuable guidance to educational institutions in enhancing their video conference services and ensuring that students and staff can effectively engage in remote communication without significant disruptions due to WiFi network quality issues.

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