This master's thesis deals with domain registration and related registration systems administrators domains. The main focus is on domain registration via registrars, which is connected with an interface for the registrars registration systems. A part of the interface for the registrars is EPP communication protocol, which is in the project described in detail. Furthermore, there is an overview of freely available registration systems. After this overview, the work focuses more on the czech registration system FRED, specifically the section solving communication with the registrars. A part of is a little research conducted among the registrars aimed at their solving access to the registration system. To facilitate this approach, this work focuses on the implementation of the client library that shield programmers from the details of the communication protocol between the registrar and the registration system and provides an interface for easy implementation of client for the FRED system.

This study presents a history of the development and implementation of a punched card registration system in North Texas State College. The study also covers planning stages of registration materials, and a description of the various stages and processes involved in a typical semester from pre-registration preparations through posting the student's grades to the permanent record. To help fill the need for ready reference to methods used in various institutions across the nation, this study will present a history of the development and implementation of a punched card registration system in North Texas State College, with emphasis placed upon those areas of probable major interest to other colleges faced with a similar problem. The study will cover planning stages of registration materials, and will then present a a description of the various stages and processes involved in a typical semester from pre-registration preparations through posting the student's grades to the permanent record.