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Ticket Reservation System
Šenkeřík, David ; Zlomek, Josef (advisor) ; Vyskočil, Jiří (referee)
The aim of the bachelor thesis was to design and implement a Ticket Reservation System. The reservation system is primarily focused on ticket distribution for occasional culture events. During reservation and selling of tickets it is necessary to work with centralized shared data from many selling places. The customers may book the tickets via the web interface before they buy the tickets from the distributor. A user-friendly interface for designing the room models (including chairs, tables, rows, walls, etc.) is available for the system administrator. The tickets to book or sell can be chosen using the model of the room.
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Modeling deployment and allocation in the Progress IDE
Šenkeřík, David ; Bulej, Lubomír (referee) ; Bureš, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis investigates the deployment modeling in the scope of Progress, a research vision that aims to tackle the increasing complexity of embedded software systems by adopting a software-component approach. The rst phase of the Progress deployment process, which is in the focus of this thesis, de nes virtual nodes architecture as an abstraction of target platform devices where components are allocated. Based on the Progress development process analysis, the thesis identi es concerns that need to be addressed by the ProCom component model to support the concepts of virtual nodes and allocation, proposes the extension of the ProCom meta-model and the design of allocation in general. The thesis also provides an implementation of a tool support incorporated into the Eclipse application that forms the basis of the Progress IDE. The implementation, whose main goals are to prove the correctness of the ideas and alleviate the deployment in the IDE, integrates rich graphical editors that support the modeling of virtual platform and allocation of components.
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Ticket Reservation System
Šenkeřík, David ; Vyskočil, Jiří (referee) ; Zlomek, Josef (advisor)
The aim of the bachelor thesis was to design and implement a Ticket Reservation System. The reservation system is primarily focused on ticket distribution for occasional culture events. During reservation and selling of tickets it is necessary to work with centralized shared data from many selling places. The customers may book the tickets via the web interface before they buy the tickets from the distributor. A user-friendly interface for designing the room models (including chairs, tables, rows, walls, etc.) is available for the system administrator. The tickets to book or sell can be chosen using the model of the room.
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