Every year many new applications are developed to fulfill various needs. And the testing process is an integral and significant part of its creation. In order for a software product that will be used by tens of thousands of people to leave positive emotions, during its development special attention must be paid to the quality control stage through manual and automated testing. The goal of the work is to formalize the process of testing the SU NSI application, write test documentation with the help of which the release of a new version will be controlled, as well as automation of test cases to speed up regression testing. Based on the results obtained, the compiled regression testing test kit was analyzed to satisfy the stated requirements, conclusions were drawn about the work of the written automated testing cases. / Каждый год разрабатываются много новых приложений для выполнения различных потребностей. Процесс тестирования является неотъемлемой и значительной частью при его создании. Чтобы программный продукт, которым будут пользоваться десятки тысяч человек, оставлял положительные эмоции, во время его разработки должно уделяться особое внимание этапу контроля качества посредством ручного и автоматизированного тестирования. Цель работы — формализовать процесс тестирования приложения СУ НСИ, создать тестовую документацию, при помощи которой будет контролироваться выпуск новой версии в релиз, а также автоматизация тест-кейсов для ускорения проверки регрессионного тестирования. По итогам полученных результатов проанализирован составленный тест-комплекта регрессионного тестирования на удовлетворение поставленным требованиям, сделаны выводы о работе написанных кейсов автоматизированного тестирования.

The relevance of the topic of the thesis "Development and testing of a human-machine interface on the example of a mobile device fixation system" is due to the increasing role of information technology in modern society. With the constant development of technology and an increase in the number of users of various systems, the issue of creating user-friendly and intuitive interfaces is becoming especially relevant. The use of the developed interface will ensure comfortable user interaction with information systems. This will help to increase user satisfaction, reduce errors and increase productivity. / Актуальность темы дипломной работы «Разработка и апробация человеко-машинного интерфейса на примере системы закрепления подвижного состава» обусловлена возрастающей ролью информационных технологий в современном обществе. В условиях постоянного развития технологий и увеличения количества пользователей различных систем, вопрос создания удобных и интуитивно понятных интерфейсов становится особенно актуальным. Применение разработанного интерфейса позволит обеспечить комфортное взаимодействие пользователей с информационными системами. Это будет способствовать повышению удовлетворённости пользователей, снижению ошибок и увеличению производительности труда.

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Submitted by CARLA MARIA GOULART DE MORAES (carlagm) on 2015-04-09T17:14:15Z No. of bitstreams: 1 RafaelaGiongoDireito.pdf: 1393721 bytes, checksum: e3c98423d409555d74661ce93c754798 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-09T17:14:15Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 RafaelaGiongoDireito.pdf: 1393721 bytes, checksum: e3c98423d409555d74661ce93c754798 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-01-14 / Nenhuma / A presente dissertação vincula-se à linha de pesquisa Sociedade, Novos Direitos e Transnacionalização do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Direito da Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos ? UNISINOS, apresentando a temática da garantia do meio ambiente saudável, como um direito fundamental, através da (re)construção da racionalidade ética social contemporânea, fundada na categoria da alteridade. Como objetivos específicos procurou-se caracterizar a sociedade contemporânea como sociedade de risco e a promoção dos direitos fundamentais nesse contexto; e identificar a possibilidade de garantia do meio ambiente saudável como um direito fundamental, através da (re)construção da racionalidade ética social na categoria da alteridade, permitindo uma sociedade humana e ecologicamente viável. A pesquisa estruturou-se através do método de abordagem hipotético-dedutivo, desenvolvendose a partir de dois aportes teóricos distintos que serviram a propósitos diferenciados: Teoria dos Sistemas Sociais, desenvolvida por Niklas Luhmann, para observar a sociedade contemporânea e ilustrá-la como produtora de riscos, e o meio ambiente saudável como direito fundamental nesse contexto; e Ética da Alteridade, criada por Emmanuel Levinas, para a proposta de (re)construção da racionalidade ética social contemporânea como fundamento de uma sociedade humana e ecologicamente viável e hipótese conciliadora ao problema apresentado. Aplicou-se a categoria da alteridade ao meio ambiente, uma vez que se pode interpretá-lo como débil (ou frágil) em relação ao homem. A presente interpretação torna-se cabível em decorrência das decisões humanas, que representam um espaço intersubjetivo assimétrico para com o meio ambiente, em razão da produção e distribuição de novas espécies de riscos, os quais, sem precedentes históricos, possibilitam a destruição de toda a vida no planeta. Pôde-se concluir que ao se considerar o meio ambiente degradado como sendo o Outro, somos chamados a dar uma ?resposta? ao atual questionamento inserido pela crise ambiental, possibilitando à sociedade a abertura de uma relação de responsabilidade, ou seja, a uma relação ética e equilibrada com o meio ambiental. / This work is linked to the research line Society, New Rights and Transnationalization of the Graduate Program in Law, of the University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos - UNISINOS,featuring the theme of ensuring a healthy environment as a fundamental right, through the (re) construction of contemporary social ethical rationality, founded on the category of otherness. As specific objectives tried to characterize contemporary society as risk society and the promotion of fundamental rights in this context; and identify the possibility of ensuring a healthy environment as a fundamental right, through the (re) construction of rationality in the category of social ethics otherness, allowing a human society and ecologically viable. The research was structured by the method of hypothetical-deductive approach, developing from two distinct theoretical contributions that have served for different purposes: Theory of Social Systems, developed by Niklas Luhmann, to observe the contemporary society and illustrate it as producer risk, and healthy environment as a fundamental right in this contex; and Ethics of Alterity, created by Emmanuel Levinas, for the proposed (re) construction of rationality contemporary social ethics as the foundation of human society and ecologically viable and conciliatory to the hypothesis problem presented. The category of otherness to the environment was applied, since it may interpret it as weak (or fragile) in relation to man. This interpretation becomes appropriate as a result of human decisions, which represent an intersubjective space asymmetrical with the environment, due to the production and distribution of new kinds of risks, which, without historical precedent, allow for the destruction of all life on the planet. It was concluded that when considering the degraded environment as the Other, we are called to give an answer to the current environmental crisis by questioning inserted, enabling the society to open a relationship of responsibility, in other words, a relationship ethics and balanced with the surrounding environment.

This thesis starts from the proposition that the ethical meat discourse that is, the discourse recognizing that factory farming is unacceptable while maintaining that it is possible to produce meat in an acceptable way — has not been thoroughly analyzed. Indeed, both the partisans of this idea and the animal rights literature provide oversimplified analyses of this relatively new phenomenon. Considering its explosion in popularity since Michael Pollan published the essay “An Animal's Place” in The New York Times Magazine in 2002, this lack of research is particularly problematic for the animal rights movement as this new discourse directly counters its objectives. As such, this thesis uses Gramsci’s concept of passive revolution to develop a richer analysis of the apparent marginalizing effect that this discourse has on the animal rights movement. More precisely, the thesis addresses the question: “If the emergence of the ethical meat discourse is understood as part of a passive revolution, what can the specific process of passive revolution tell us about the impacts of the ethical meat discourse on the animal rights movement?” It argues that the passive revolution operates on two levels: (1) it depoliticizes the issue of meat consumption by presenting it as irrelevant and reducing it to technical details and (2) it absorbs the moderate elements of the animal rights movement by proposing an attractive alternative. Both of these processes lead to the marginalization of the few animal advocacy organizations still criticizing ethical meat. The analysis is divided in three parts. The first and second analyze respectively the content of the discourse and internal dynamics of the coalition formed around it using Maarten Hajer’s concept of discourse-coalition. Building on this comprehensive understanding of the ethical meat discourse, the actual process of passive revolution is analyzed by looking at the way the meat industry, environmental organizations and animal advocacy organizations engage with it.

The purpose of this project is to explore the effectiveness of combining music and visual supports as a means of facilitating communication in exceptional preschoolers. The results indicate that music and visual supports have some merit for increasing verbal responses.

The purpose of this project is to develop an integrative unit for peace education that is based on analyzing song lyrics and developing critical literacy.

Aus hämatopoetischen Stammzellen (HSCs) können sich neben allen anderen Zellen des Immunsystems auch dendritische Zellen (DCs) entwickeln. DCs spielen eine zentrale Rolle sowohl bei der Induktion von Immunantworten als auch bei der Aufrechterhaltung peripherer Toleranz. Eine Beeinflussung von DCs zur therapeutischen Nutzung wäre wünschenswert, erfordert aber ein noch tieferes Verständnis über deren Entwicklung im humanen Organismus. Das erste Ziel dieser Arbeit war die Charakterisierung potentieller DC-Vorläuferzellen in humanen lymphatischen Geweben. In Immunfluoreszenzaufnahmen von Thymus, Milz und Tonsillen mit Stammzell-charakterisierenden Markern konnten sowohl die in der Literatur als „Hämatopoetisches Stammzellkompartiment“ beschriebene Zellpopulation als auch weitere Zwischenstufen der Entwicklungsreihe der HSCs detektiert werden. Als Nächstes wurde untersucht, ob die im Gewebe identifizierten CD34+ Zellen in der in vitro Kultur zu DCs differenziert werden konnten. Hierzu wurden zunächst Protokolle etabliert und weiterentwickelt, in denen CD34+ Stammzellen des Nabelschnurbluts zu DCs gereift wurden. In einem anschließenden Schritt wurde das Protokoll mit den besten Ausbeuten an DCs auf Thymuszellen angewendet. Somit gelang es, aus Thymusstammzellen eine DCSubpopulation zu generieren, die aufgrund ihrer Markerexpression den Langerhanszellen ähnelt. Auf ihnen konnten außer Langerin auch andere C-Typ Lektinrezeptoren (Clec9a, DCIR und CD205) detektiert werden. Diese Zellen sind daher interessante Ziele für Untersuchungen zur Antigenbeladung von DCs und deren Präsentation an das adaptive Immunsystem. Zur effektiven Antigenbeladung von DCs werden Antikörper gegen endozytotisch wirksame Oberflächenmoleküle benötigt. Für deren Produktion wurden im weiteren Verlauf der Arbeit His-tragende und Ig-Fusionsproteine von Clec9a, Langerin, Dectin-1 und Dectin-2 produziert, um diese zur Immunisierung und Antikörperproduktion einzusetzen. In Zukunft können diese Antikörper zur Charakterisierung verschiedenster DC-Subpopulationen und außerdem zur Antigenbeladung von DCs herangezogen werden.

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Diese Arbeit beinhaltet Untersuchungen zu den unterschiedlichen Isoformen des Leptinrezeptors und dessen Regulation in primären humanen Hepatozyten. Leptin und der Leptinrezeptor nehmen in der Physiologie des menschlichen Energiehaushaltes eine wesentliche Funktion ein und sind an der Pathogenese der Adipositas mit Folgeerkrankungen wie der Entwicklung einer Fettleber beteiligt. Es wird erstmalig geprüft inwieweit das Modellsystem primärer humaner Hepatozyten für Analysen der Leptinrezeptor-Expression und der Abspaltung von löslichem Leptinrezeptor geeignet ist. Weiterhin werden untersucht, welchen Einfluss endokrine Regulatoren wie Dexamethason, Leptin und Glucagon auf die isoformspezifischen Rezeptormengen in primären Hepatozyten haben und wie der Rezeptor unter Apoptose reguliert ist, welche durch die lipotoxischen Effekte der freien Fettsäure Palmitat und den Apoptoseinduktor Staurosporin induziert wird. Hierdurch können Rückschlüsse auf eine möglicherweise veränderte Wirksamkeit des Leptins in der Leber gezogen werden.