The technology of “augmented reality” has existed in an experimental stage since the early 1990s, but it is not until around year 2010 that commercial use in the form of both hardware and software became available, for example, when Pokémon GO and Google Glass were announced. The aim of this thesis is to develop a mobile application that utilizes the technique of augmented reality to gain an insight into the technique’s potential, as well as the various tools available in this type of development. The project resulted in an augmented reality application, written in the program language Kotlin for the mobile operating system Android. The main use of the application includes group activities such as tourism, as the main functionality is to visualize other users' location via the mobile camera using the tools ARCore and Azure’s database Cosmos DB. Even though the technology is relatively new, the work has progressed without major difficulties, and even with basic programming knowledge it is possible to do software development in this area.

Hlavním tématem práce je problematika podpory návrhových vzorů ve vývojových prostředích s důrazem na platformu .NET a vývojové prostředí Visual Studio. Práce je rozdělena do čtyř hlavních tematických celků ? první zkoumá možnosti formálního zápisu vzorů, druhý mapuje úroveň podpory návrhových vzorů v dnešních CASE nástrojích, třetí popisuje vizi softwarových továren a doménově specifických jazyků, zatímco poslední shrnuje předchozí poznatky a přináší koncept vývojového prostředí pro návrhové vzory založeného na Visual Studiu 2005. Představený koncept je tříúrovňový a podporu vzorů řeší jak na úrovni diagramů, tak na úrovni zdrojového kódu. Kromě něj práce přináší i některé další myšlenky týkající se podpory návrhových vzorů ve Visual Studiu a jejich integrace do reálného vývojového procesu.

This thesis is about comparison between C# and Java in implementation of a university desktop application. In .Net world the prominent IDE is MS Visual studio and DB is MS SQL server. In Java domain we have several IDEs and techniques to approach the problem. The knowledge to choose between these techniques to use is as much as important if a programmer can gain it, he can apply it in many other software engineering domains like a personal management system, library system, etc.     Therefore the importance of a descriptive and applied experience is showing itself up. This thesis has started with a discussion to choose NetBeans IDE and application definition, and use case modeling then it goes through comparison and implementation part. The comparison will go in depth for each use case in this project in its implementation in C# and Java and see which techniques are used. This includes comparison between these two apps in Software quality factors.

CRM Treasury Systems AB is one of the Nordic Countries’ leading companies within treasury management. Their main product CRM Finance is a software program for financial administrators with roots back to the early 90s. Computer usage and software has changed considerably since then and the company is currently considering choosing a new technology to base future products upon. In this thesis Oracle ADF, Microsoft Lightswitch beta 1 and Silverlight with WCF RIA Services, are compared in order to select a suitable technology to base future applications on. The frameworks are used to implement a simple application with a small number of screens displaying database data in order to get to know the frameworks and capture the time required to get started. After the basic applications have been implemented in all the three frameworks and evaluated it is decided to continue by implementing a number of more advanced authorization and internationalization scenarios. It is decided to continue with only two of the selected frameworks due to lack of time once the simple application has been implemented successfully. Lightswitch beta 1 is chosen for discontinuation due to an uncertain future for the application as it is the first public available beta of the product. Based on the experience from the implementations performed, the time required for them as well as how the platforms fit the company’s requirements the .NET platform with Silverlight + WCF RIA Services is recommended as the base for future applications.

In software development process, there can be misunderstandings, communication problems between individual members of the development team and mistakes when writing code or designing applications. These problems need to be resolved before the application is released into the production environment. To discover these errors it is necessary to properly test the software product. All these activities are engaged in discipline called Software Quality Assurance (SQA), which is an integral part of the software development process. The thesis discusses this discipline and procedures for software testing using the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. The main objective of this work is to create comprehensive methodology for automated testing of web and Windows applications in Microsoft Visual Studio and to verify that procedures in practice. The reader will learn the theoretical basis of software testing at the beginning of the thesis. In next chapter, there are described various features that Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 offers for software testing. Following chapter describes the applications testing in IBM Rational Functional Tester, which is suitable for Windows applications testing (Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 does not support this kind of tests). In other part of the work -- Case Study -- the reader will learn web and Windows applications testing. Case study can serve as a basis for further methodological manual for teams engaged in software testing. The usage of instruments for testing is explained in real examples. At the end of the work there are set out recommendations for the team collaboration using Microsoft Team Foundation Server, and there are also compared the testing instruments and reviewed functions that will come up with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.

Diploma thesis is focused on elaboration of database solution for saving measured data. In theory part analyses database query language and database management system Microsoft SQL Server 2017. Further in theory part is focused on programming environment for application development using C# .NET. Thesis includes database solution for saving measured data, service console application for saving data into the database and user application for creating new measuring, representation of data and user administration.

Master’s thesis deals with object pose estimation using monocular camera. As an object is considered every rigid, shape fixed entity with strong edges, ideally textureless. Object position in this work is represented by transformation matrix, which describes object translation and rotation towards world coordinate system. First chapter is dedicated to explanation of theory of geometric transformations and intrinsic and extrinsic parameters of camera. This chapter also describes detection algorithm Chamfer Matching, which is used in this work. Second chapter describes all development tools used in this work. Third, fourth and fifth chapter are dedicated to practical realization of this works goal and achieved results. Last chapter describes created application, that realizes known object pose estimation in scene.

This diploma thesis deals with computing parameters of sound signal. It includes methods for describing and implementing these parameters. In the practical part, the main programm is created which is computing and visualizing parameters. The program mis implemented in Microsoft Visual Studio with cooperation of Freeglut and BASS libraries.

The thesis contains complete design of complex system for acquisition of data from bus of a vehicle. It resolves problems of connection of a new node to CAN bus of a vehicle, communication protocol NMEA 0183 of GPS receivers, logging of caught CAN frames into database system MySQL, and proposes algorithms of application for operation of the system. It includes also process of complete installation based on established concept and test results of the system in real situations.

The thesis discusses the tools commonly used by developers in exploratory environments of languages Smalltalk and Self. These languages free their users from using plain unstructured source code. Moreover, they contain tools with richer features. The thesis consists of an analysis, a design proposal, and a description of Object Viewer, a Self based tool designed for languages C and C++. The tool graphically displays fragments of a program (objects and pointers) and allows for manipulating them during debugging. The conclusion consists of a summary and a recommendation for additional new features.