SMPI model : a stepwise process model to facilitate software measurement process improvement along the measurement paradigms

Software engineering, software measurement, software process engineering, capability, maturity

PFC : Analitzador de models UML

Aquest projecte descriu la construcció d'una aplicació encarregada de realitzar l'anàlisis d'un model UML. Està encabit dins el marc d'un aplicatiu de gestió de models en un repositori centralitzat de la àrea de Tècniques Avançades d'Enginyeria de Programari de la carrera d'Enginyeria Informàtica de la UOC.

ICTINEUAUV wins the First SAUC-E competition

A pioneer team of students of the University of Girona decided to design and develop an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) called ICTINEU-AUV to face the Student Autonomous Underwater Challenge-Europe (SAUC-E). The prototype has evolved from the initial computer aided design (CAD) model to become an operative AUV in the short period of seven months. The open frame and modular design principles together with the compatibility with other robots previously developed at the lab have provided the main design philosophy. Hence, at the robot's core, two networked computers give access to a wide set of sensors and actuators. The Gentoo/Linux distribution was chosen as the onboard operating system. A software architecture based on a set of distributed objects with soft real time capabilities was developed and a hybrid control architecture including mission control, a behavioural layer and a robust map-based localization algorithm made ICTINEU-AUV the winning entry

Abstracting qualitative information for process supervision

Supervisory systems evolution makes the obtaining of significant information from processes more important in the way that the supervision systems' particular tasks are simplified. So, having signal treatment tools capable of obtaining elaborate information from the process data is important. In this paper, a tool that obtains qualitative data about the trends and oscillation of signals is presented. An application of this tool is presented as well. In this case, the tool, implemented in a computer-aided control systems design (CACSD) environment, is used in order to give to an expert system for fault detection in a laboratory plant

ClassicalLibrary

Anàlisi i disseny d'un gestor de préstecs per a una biblioteca musical.

Gestió de facturació i consum d'aigua d'una població

Aquest projecte gestionarà la facturació i el consum d'aigua d'una població. Per fer-ho dissenyarem dos aplicatius principals: una base de dades que ubicarem a un servidor (web o xarxa local) i una versió reduïda d'aquesta base de dades que estarà localment a tots els dispositius smartphones.

Gestor d'un taller de bicicletes

L'objectiu principal d'aquest treball és generar un projecte complet, detallat i clar on es reflecteixi el procediment a seguir a l'hora dissenyar un programari responsable de gestionar el taller mecànic de bicicletes segons les necessitats del client.

SwissParam: a fast force field generation tool for small organic molecules.

The drug discovery process has been deeply transformed recently by the use of computational ligand-based or structure-based methods, helping the lead compounds identification and optimization, and finally the delivery of new drug candidates more quickly and at lower cost. Structure-based computational methods for drug discovery mainly involve ligand-protein docking and rapid binding free energy estimation, both of which require force field parameterization for many drug candidates. Here, we present a fast force field generation tool, called SwissParam, able to generate, for arbitrary small organic molecule, topologies, and parameters based on the Merck molecular force field, but in a functional form that is compatible with the CHARMM force field. Output files can be used with CHARMM or GROMACS. The topologies and parameters generated by SwissParam are used by the docking software EADock2 and EADock DSS to describe the small molecules to be docked, whereas the protein is described by the CHARMM force field, and allow them to reach success rates ranging from 56 to 78%. We have also developed a rapid binding free energy estimation approach, using SwissParam for ligands and CHARMM22/27 for proteins, which requires only a short minimization to reproduce the experimental binding free energy of 214 ligand-protein complexes involving 62 different proteins, with a standard error of 2.0 kcal mol(-1), and a correlation coefficient of 0.74. Together, these results demonstrate the relevance of using SwissParam topologies and parameters to describe small organic molecules in computer-aided drug design applications, together with a CHARMM22/27 description of the target protein. SwissParam is available free of charge for academic users at www.swissparam.ch.

Gestión de citas médicas en un pequeño ambulatorio

Este TFC trata sobre la gestión de citas médicas en un pequeño ambulatorio o centro médico.

Mantenimiento preventivo

Análisis y diseño de una aplicación informática que cubre las necesidades del mantenimiento preventivo de una planta de producción.

Gestió i pagaments digitals

En aquest projecte es contempla la creació d'un portal de gestió de cobraments i pagaments dins del marc de la certificació digital que es basa en la implantació del estàndard e-factura que es reconeix a Espanya.

Anàlisi i disseny d'un programari per a la gestió d'un viver de plantes ornamentals

Projecte per a la creació d'un programari per a un viver de plantes auto-gestionat amb l'ajuda d'elements de control i interactuació amb les instal·lacions i els sistemes de reg i fertilització.

Proyecto de implementación de una webapp para una agencia de viajes

Elaboración de un proyecto en el que se ha creado la documentación completa de una aplicación web para una agencia de viajes ficticia para la consulta y reserva de los productos que desea ofrecer a sus clientes.

Sistema de control per a línies de producció

Creació d'un sistema per al control d'una línia de producció des del punt de vista de l'enginyeria del programari.

Development of Object-Oriented Design and Specifications for Iowa DOT and Urban Standards: Phase I, TR-487, 2004

Currently, individuals including designers, contractors, and owners learn about the project requirements by studying a combination of paper and electronic copies of the construction documents including the drawings, specifications (standard and supplemental), road and bridge standard drawings, design criteria, contracts, addenda, and change orders. This can be a tedious process since one needs to go back and forth between the various documents (paper or electronic) to obtain information about the entire project. Object-oriented computer-aided design (OO-CAD) is an innovative technology that can bring a change to this process by graphical portrayal of information. OO-CAD allows users to point and click on portions of an object-oriented drawing that are then linked to relevant databases of information (e.g., specifications, procurement status, and shop drawings). The vision of this study is to turn paper-based design standards and construction specifications into an object-oriented design and specification (OODAS) system or a visual electronic reference library (ERL). Individuals can use the system through a handheld wireless book-size laptop that includes all of the necessary software for operating in a 3D environment. All parties involved in transportation projects can access all of the standards and requirements simultaneously using a 3D graphical interface. By using this system, users will have all of the design elements and all of the specifications readily available without concerns of omissions. A prototype object-oriented model was created and demonstrated to potential users representing counties, cities, and the state. Findings suggest that a system like this could improve productivity to find information by as much as 75% and provide a greater sense of confidence that all relevant information had been identified. It was also apparent that this system would be used by more people in construction than in design. There was also concern related to the cost to develop and maintain the complete system. The future direction should focus on a project-based system that can help the contractors and DOT inspectors find information (e.g., road standards, specifications, instructional memorandums) more rapidly as it pertains to a specific project.