163: Комп'ютерні науки

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    Domain analysis method as a service of cloud-enabeled service oriented platform
    (2014) Sydorov, I.
    The problems of building PaaS and SaaS applications are covered. Reference architecture is offered for building cloud-enabled platform to host a number of SaaS applications and support general characteristics of a cloud such as rapid elasticity, on-demand self-service, multi-tenancy, resource pooling and measured service. General directions of adopting cloud computing in aviation industry are mentioned. Domain analysis as a service of cloud-enabled service oriented platform is presented. The method is realized with the help of two controllers. The task - to create software patten for object communication device of the legacy aircraft simulator is decided. Formalization of processes description is carried out by means of Real Time Process Algebra (RTPA). Description of processes in RTPA is input for the mean that creates the service (domain analysis controller) for cloud-enable service oriented platform. Domain analysis service can be use not only for reengineering aviation simulator software.
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    Learning management system at schools – are they really needed there?
    (2014) Qashi, R.; Hänßgen, K.
    In this article, several findings of various studies are shown on the use of LMS in schools. Meanwhile, Learning Management Systems (LMS) have been introduced in a number of schools around the world. A LMS is a software application for delivery of learning content and management of learning processes for students. LMS support students, teachers and administrators resulting in personalized, productive learning experiences. Students and teachers are able to communicate easily with each other through LMS. Because of LMS implementations in some schools, it is important to recognize reactions of students and teachers as LMS users.