This thesis serves as an introduction to use of the NetBeans Platform for development of desktop applications. Its goal is to present the platform both on a compact example application and on a real-world scenario application. Secondary goal is to provide a summary of materials for further learning. The description of the particular pieces of the platform is interlaid with the step by step tutorial, which invites to further testing of the platform's features. Some principles of the platform are then presented in a source code from a real-world application. This application is a tool for authors and should provide an evidence of both academic and literary texts, notes and named entities (like characters, locations, terms etc.). The analysis of this tool and a description in a more detail is presented in the appendix. An organized summary of shortly commented links to other sources is there too. The main benefits of this thesis are: the demonstration of the NetBeans Platform on particular examples in context, and the summary of online materials for further reading.

The diploma thesis is focused on the design and implementation of application for business trips's administration. The aim of this thesis is to familiarize the readers with the issue of business trips from the economic and financial point of view, with the basics of information systems and with the designing of diagrams in UML's notation. From the practical point of view this thesis deals with the design of database and application which should be helpful for automation of the creation and approval business trip's process and also deals with the administration of all created business trips. The outcome of this thesis is the design of UML's diagrams and implementation of application for business trips's administration in C# programming language.

This thesis explores the development of desktop applications using Adobe AIR (Adobe Itegrated Runtime) technology. Applications like these are based on web technologies but they do not have such restricted access to resources of operating system as web applications. Moreover, it is possible to install these applications on various operating systems without the need of their previous compilation for a specific operating platform. Apart from describing technologies used for developing AIR applications, this thesis also presents an application which is used for testing the possibilities and features that AIR technology offers.

This thesis can be considered as a realistic business plan focused on designing specialized community software with an objective to establish a custom programming solution within the environment of a particular community of users who are characterized by their reluctance to pay for digital products and by their inclination to illegal sharing. The main goal of my thesis is to develop a specialized download manager that would provide all necessary functionality defined on the basis of requirements specification with a direct participation of end users. I attempt to reach this goal by a detailed and rigorous analysis of the environment and an appropriate solution design. Another goal of my thesis is to successfully launch a final version of programming solution into the target market with a view of a maximum penetration and gaining brand awareness. This goal will be attained via a quality programming solution, suitable advertising campaign, creating partnerships, establishment of distribution channels and setting an adequate price as well as payment methods. The contribution of my thesis lies in the application of a multi-thread and multi-segment data download technology in particular environment of a file-hosting service in a way that it has not been applied in any other competitors' products and in enabling a maximum utilization of the transmission capacity of the user. Finally, this thesis clarifies the users' behavior and introduces possibilities of charging for the programming solution within specific users' community on the Internet.

Master’s thesis describes development of the system which monitores a mobile application usage on the Android platform. The aim is to create the system which collects data in the background of a mobile application automatically and is able to analyze them. The thesis analyses the existing systems and proposes requirements for the new system based on them. Design of the whole system to monitor mobile application usage is the next part of the thesis. Design and implementation of mobile part, desktop application and server part of the systems and communication between them are described in the individual chapters.

This diploma thesis deals with the design and implementation of a desktop application designed to determine the dimensional changes of concrete mixtures during solidification. The work includes implementation of the server portal for real-time data evaluation. The introductory part deals with the analysis of the measurement task and the original solution, as well as the specification of the new application and its deployment in real operation. The next part of the thesis describes current software technologies used in the development of desktop and server applications. The design and implementation of both parts of the solution is a major part of the work. In the last part, the real-time functionality test of the application is presented.

This work deals with the classification methods used in the knowledge discovery from data process and discusses the possibilities of their validation and comparison. Through experiments, the work focuses on the analysis of four selected methods: Naive Bayes classificator, decision tree, neural network and SVM. Factors influencing basic characteristics such as training speed, classification speed, accuracy are examined. A part of the thesis is a desktop application, which is a tool for training, testing and validation of individual methods. Eleven reference data sets are selected for experimental purposes. At the end of this work experimental results of comparison and observed characteristics of classification methods are summarized.