Estudo sobre a diferença no comportamento entre consumidores de beachwear no Brasil e sul da Europa e desenvolvimento de um protótipo que permite o bronzeamento

Dissertação de mestrado em Design e Comunicação de Moda

Plano estratégico de marketing de uma empresa de moda portuguesa: estudo de caso da marca Guimanos

Dissertação de mestrado em Design de Comunicação de Moda

Branding e comunicação de uma marca de moda feminina: estudo de caso: a Maragata

Dissertação de mestrado em Design e Comunicação de Moda

A importância das estratégias de comunicação de uma marca de moda portuguesa: estudo de caso: Lion of Porches

Dissertação de mestrado em Design de Comunicação de Moda

Blogs: atores sociais na disseminação da cultura de moda

Dissertação de mestrado em Design de Comunicação de Moda

Estudo das tecnologias de interatividade no processo de compra em contexto das lojas de vestuário on-line

Dissertação de mestrado em Design de Comunicação de Moda

Feature Nets: behavioural modelling of software product lines

Software product lines (SPL) are diverse systems that are developed using a dual engineering process: (a)family engineering defines the commonality and variability among all members of the SPL, and (b) application engineering derives specific products based on the common foundation combined with a variable selection of features. The number of derivable products in an SPL can thus be exponential in the number of features. This inherent complexity poses two main challenges when it comes to modelling: Firstly, the formalism used for modelling SPLs needs to be modular and scalable. Secondly, it should ensure that all products behave correctly by providing the ability to analyse and verify complex models efficiently. In this paper we propose to integrate an established modelling formalism (Petri nets) with the domain of software product line engineering. To this end we extend Petri nets to Feature Nets. While Petri nets provide a framework for formally modelling and verifying single software systems, Feature Nets offer the same sort of benefits for software product lines. We show how SPLs can be modelled in an incremental, modular fashion using Feature Nets, provide a Feature Nets variant that supports modelling dynamic SPLs, and propose an analysis method for SPL modelled as Feature Nets. By facilitating the construction of a single model that includes the various behaviours exhibited by the products in an SPL, we make a significant step towards efficient and practical quality assurance methods for software product lines.

A crise da indústria da cultura: visões de Adorno e de Attali sobre a música contemporânea

Dissertação de mestrado em Comunicação, Arte e Cultura

Trabalho infantil: as crianças no mundo do espetáculo, moda e publicidade

Dissertação de mestrado em Direitos Humanos

O novo luxo: um novo olhar sobre o fenómeno

Dissertação de mestrado em Design e Marketing da Moda

Acabamentos químicos em tecidos

Dissertação de mestrado em Técnicas de Caracterização e Análise Química

The internet in young people's everyday life: listening to portuguese teens' voices

[Excerto] Children and young people today go about their lives in an increasingly mediatized fashion. Their daily lives are inhabited by a variety of media, ranging from the so-called new media to the more traditional ones, which have an impact on how they perceive, get to kno,v and represent the world, how they interact with others, how they build their identity, and how they study, have fun and organize their daily lives. The media ecosystem, namely the digit.:tl environments, opened up opportunities to communicate, participate, create and produce information. Apparently, children and young people now have more means and opportunities at their disposal to express and share their ideas, interests and opinions, but are they actually taking advantage of such potential? \'(that uses are they making of these means? Does the Internet, in fact, enable the younger generations to create a new communication culture of expression and participation (...)?