DynBTS Dynamic Bug Tracker System

L'objectiu final d'aquest projecte és realitzar un Sistema Traçador d' Errors, però potser mésimportant és l'objectiu d'aprendre noves tecnologies, que sovint estan a disposició de l'usuari però l'usuari les desconeix.

Aplicación para la gestión de un sistema de incidencias de un almacén robotizado

Aquest projecte té com objectiu fer un sistema d’incidències pel control d’un magatzem robotitzat i del cost que comporta la resolució d’aquestes. D’aquesta manera es pretén canviar un mètode de treball rudimentari, passant a un altre totalment estructurat que serveixi per millorar el actual. Per això s’ha creat una aplicació basada en la tecnologia JSF, què permet aconseguir els nostres objectius. L’aplicació inclou una base de dades feta en PostGres SQL on es guardarà tota la informació que s’utilitza en la nostra aplicació. En aquesta memòria s’ha volgut explicar quins han estat els diferents passos que es van donar per poder assolir tots els nostres objectius. En la primera part realitzem una introducció a la situació del problema que es vol solucionar i descriurem els objectius que en hem marcat. Seguidament s’analitzen els requeriments i es detalla com s’implementen les diferents parts de l’aplicació. Per acabar parlem sobre el procés de testing realitzat que ens assegura el correcte funcionament del programa. Resumint, el objectiu principal d’aquest projecte consisteix en crear una eina que a la vegada que facilita la feina dels treballadors del magatzem, serveixi per al control de tot el sistema de treball als directius de l’empresa.

Deficit, human capital and economic growth dynamics

Long-run economic growth arouses a great interest since it can shed light on the income-path of an economy and try to explain the large differences in income we observe across countries and over time. The neoclassical model has been followed by several endogenous growth models which, contrarily to the former, seem to predict that economies with similar preferences and technological level, do not necessarily tend to converge to similar per capita income levels. This paper attempts to show a possible mechanismthrough which macroeconomic disequilibria and inefficiencies, represented by budget deficits, may hinder human capital accumulation and therefore economic growth. Using a mixed education system, deficit is characterized as a bug agent which may end up sharply reducing the resources devoted to education and training. The paper goes a step further from the literature on deficit by introducing a rich dynamic analysis of the effects of a deficit reduction on different economic aspects.Following a simple growth model and allowing for slight changes in the law of human capital accumulation, we reach a point where deficit might sharply reduce human capital accumulation. On the other hand, a deficit reduction carried on for a long time, taking that reduction as a more efficient management of the economy, may prove useful in inducing endogenous growth. Empirical evidence for a sample of countries seems to support the theoretical assumptions in the model: (1) evidence on an inverse relationship betweendeficit and human capital accumulation, (2) presence of a strongly negative associationbetween the quantity of deficit in the economy and the rate of growth. They may prove a certain role for budget deficit in economic growth

Deficit, human capital and economic growth dynamics

Long-run economic growth arouses a great interest since it can shed light on the income-path of an economy and try to explain the large differences in income we observe across countries and over time. The neoclassical model has been followed by several endogenous growth models which, contrarily to the former, seem to predict that economies with similar preferences and technological level, do not necessarily tend to converge to similar per capita income levels. This paper attempts to show a possible mechanismthrough which macroeconomic disequilibria and inefficiencies, represented by budget deficits, may hinder human capital accumulation and therefore economic growth. Using a mixed education system, deficit is characterized as a bug agent which may end up sharply reducing the resources devoted to education and training. The paper goes a step further from the literature on deficit by introducing a rich dynamic analysis of the effects of a deficit reduction on different economic aspects.Following a simple growth model and allowing for slight changes in the law of human capital accumulation, we reach a point where deficit might sharply reduce human capital accumulation. On the other hand, a deficit reduction carried on for a long time, taking that reduction as a more efficient management of the economy, may prove useful in inducing endogenous growth. Empirical evidence for a sample of countries seems to support the theoretical assumptions in the model: (1) evidence on an inverse relationship betweendeficit and human capital accumulation, (2) presence of a strongly negative associationbetween the quantity of deficit in the economy and the rate of growth. They may prove a certain role for budget deficit in economic growth