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Selecting an open source tool for test management
Tauer, David ; Ženíšek, Jan (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
This bachelor's thesis focuses on selecting an open source tool for test management for a small development team in a medium-sized software company which develops its own product. The main objective is to select the most suitable test management tool using criteria adapted to a particular company. To achieve this objective, it is suitable to first describe software testing in general, such as its life cycle, types of tests, and furthermore to define terms which are used in the thesis. The following chapters include the description of the company for which the test management tool is being selected, which goes into detail about the current methods of testing, as well as specific customs of testing in this company. The next chapter offers an overview of the tools from which the most suitable tool is being selected, including the description of the criteria used to select the tool and methods of their evaluation. Afterwards, the selection of the most suitable tool is performed which is evaluated in the conclusion chapter. The selection method described in this thesis and the following deployment of the selected tool, as well as other internal changes, will help improve the testing workflow in the company and thus improve the quality of the product supplied to the company's customers.
Development of 2D games using HTML5
Dědek, Martin ; Ženíšek, Jan (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
The main aim of this thesis is to introduce the possibilities of using HTML5 for developing 2D games. The thesis begins with a theoretical part that defines basic concepts and technologies available in HTML5 that are applicable to game development. The main emphasis is put on the use of element canvas and on creating game controls. This theoretical introduction is followed by a brief overview of the most widely used frameworks and libraries. Everything comes into practice in the practical part of the thesis that shows design and implementation of simple games. Each game uses different principles and technologies, so that most parts of the theory are presented. One of the games serves as an example of using the Phaser framework.
3D game development in Unity engine
Kovářík, Stanislav ; Ženíšek, Jan (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
The purpose if this bachelors thesis is to create user manual for making 3D games in Unity development environment. This aim is reached by explaining basic terms in game development, explaining enviroments features, how to work with it and guiding trough the proces of game development. This thesis also contributes to the small list of Unity manuals written in Czech language, which are kept up to date with the lastest version 5.6. The thesis is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical. The theoretical part starts with recherche of other sources about the same or similar topics. Then it describes important terms related to game industry. Practical part shows how to manipulate with environment by making a new 3D game using several Unity components.
MMSP methodic expansion for support of modern web application development
Bárta, Jan ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Ženíšek, Jan (referee)
Development of web applications with JavaScript language has been moving forward really fast recently. Methodic for software development, on the other hand, not so much. Those methodic were often created way before JavaScript was so popular and so they might not reflect needs, which development of modern web applications using JavaScript brings. This thesis focus on opportunities, needs or threats of modern web applications development and its combination with Methodic for small software projects. Thesis define what is considered as a modern web application, identify practices and tools needed for development and how they relate to the existing version of MMSP. Based on this comparison thesis offers extension of this methodic for development of modern web applications.
Cyber security from the perspective of business entities
Kameníček, Lukáš ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Čermák, Igor (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of cyber security in enterprises. The main objective of this thesis is to compile a comprehensive overview of the issue of cyber security related to the Czech business entities. It is written in the context in Czech language and in less technical form. This thesis first identifies the current cyber threats, supported by examples of actual incidents. On the basis of the threats thesis defines the categories of business entities that are vulnerable to the threats, and with regard to the Czech legal system analyzes cybersecurity responsibilities. Above the legal obligations there are recommended measures and types of security tests that can check the level of cybersecurity. The output is also a methodological tool for better understanding of cyber security in companies which summarize acquired information and context in comprehensive tables. The expected contribution of this thesis is that summarized findings will serve to increase the level of IT security for Czech businesses.
Verification methodology for Web services testing with SoapUI
Jirmusová, Radka ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Sobotka, Petr (referee)
This study is focused on web services testing with SoapUI tool, particularly on verification methodology for Web services testing with SoapUI. The main objective of this thesis is to verify the methodology. Specific goals include introduction to basic concepts and principles related to web services, a description of the testing process including types of the tests and specifics of testing web services, introduction of methodology for Web services testing with SoapUI, practical verification of the methodology on the real information system and a suggestion of how to adapt the methodology on the basis of the verification. The theoretical part summarizes basic knowledge of the web services technology and web services testing. Especially it is devoted to description of the methodology for Web services testing with SoapUI and to the introduction of the SoapUI tool. The practical part consists of the introduction of the test system in Česká pojišťovna, a. s. and Generali pojišťovna, a. s., where the methodology is verified. Next the methodology for Web services testing with SoapUI is verified. Based on this verification, there are suggestions of how to adapt or extend the methodology.
Design of user interface and implementation of application for test execution in TestLink
Skalický, Tomáš ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Veselka, Marcel (referee)
The goal of this thesis is to design a user interface and to implement an application that is used for test execution in test management tool TestLink. This application is designed to streamline and simplify the process of test execution in this tool. The theoretical part of the thesis describes features and the interface of TestLink and compares it with other similar tools. The practical part is focused on analysis, user interface design, and implementation of the application. The outcome of this thesis is in addition to the application itself also a library written in PHP, which is used for communication with the application programming interface of TestLink and which simplifies the creation of similar applications.
Application testing using Robot Framework
Mačurová, Kateřina ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Doležel, Michal (referee)
This thesis deals with the methodology used for application testing, using the Robot Framework. Its main objective is to develop a methodology which describes an approach to automated testing using this tool. An important part of the methodology is to design a user guide for the Robot Framework - at the time of writing this thesis assignment, this guide does not exist in the Czech language. In this thesis the basic concepts and approaches to automation testing in accordance with defined objectives are explained. An integral part of this is the description of the Robot Framework, its architecture and tools used, libraries, other built-in tools and the syntax used for creating test cases.
Adapting the methodology MMSP for development web applications in ASP.NET MVC and its usage on a real project
Velemínský, Filip ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Vít, Jan (referee)
The subject of this thesis was agile development on ASP.NET web development platform. The main goal was to create new methodology MMSP - ASP.NET MVC by adjusting methodology MMSP for development in ASP.NET MVC framework, which was mainly achieved through the definition of new objects in the methodology. Text describes four newly created roles (eg. Database specialist) which are responsible for application development. Text also defines or modifies several tasks (eg. Database design) and work products (eg. Data model). All added objects were integrated into the methodology by adjusting its life cycle. At first, thesis was generally focused on the development of web applications, defined their characteristics and analyzed the possibilities of using agile development. Then the MMSP methodology was presented and verified its suitability for the planned extension. Furthermore, there was described the ASP.NET MVC framework, its architecture and basic characteristics. In the last chapter of this thesis methodology MMSP-ASP.NET MVC was verified on the example of development database management web application for the Anthropological Department of the National Museum in Prague.
Usage of the IONIC framework for development cross-platform mobile application
Gruda, Pavel ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Zapadlo, Jaroslav (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to analyse framework IONIC and determine the suitability of this framework for cross-platform mobile development. The intent of the theoretical part is to analyse the current market, introduction to the mobile development and a description of the framework IONIC and related technologies. The practical part deals with the analysis and design mobile application PowerFLOW, describing the implemented mobile application and sample code. The last part is about framework IONIC evaluation based on set criteria. The evaluation rating was determined on the experience gained during the implementation of mobile application PowerFLOW. There are also listed personal experience of the implementation. Based on this thesis the IONIC can be recommended as the framework for cross-platform mobile development.

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