Journal of Computer Sciences Institute

272-278

Authors: Tomasz Nowicki

The purpose of the research was to propound an insulin activity model in a human body after a subcutaneous injection. A deterministic model in the form of a mathematical function was formulated. The research was based on pharmaceutic publicly available drug information published by the manufactures. The paper presents in detail the model. The obtained results can be used in computer simulations of diabetes mellitus therapy. They suggest that activity models may be assigned to types of insulin instead of separate products.

283-287

Authors: Gabriel Wróbel, Maciej Daniel Wikira

The primary purpose of this paper is to present and provide main advantages and disadvantages of most popular big data platforms as well as their comparison in terms of ease of installation, work, performance and price, in order to find the most suitable solution to work with big sets of data. Nowadays, the data is largely analyzed by scientists not related to IT, so the ease of use and presentation of data is extremely important. The purpose of the assessment was to indicate the best IT tool for analyzing data from the point of view of a young analyst or scientist graduating and entering the labor market.

293-297

Authors: Aleksander Wójcik, Mateusz Wolski, Jakub Bartłomiej Smołka

The subject reached in the article is to check the performance of the Symfony framework for creating web applications. An overview of the literature about Symfony and the most popular modules. Based on the created three identical test applications written in the Symfony 2.8, 3.4 and 4.2 frameworks, they were compared with each other in terms of performance. The test application was written in the blog format. The software architecture style known as the API has been used. Related to this, it is possible to conduct scheduled tests. Symfony's performance testing for individual versions was based on, the time of loading data from the database and their search in the data collection, additional tests were to download data from a csv file and save them to a csv file.

302-309

Authors: Jakub Basiakowski

The following paper presents the results of research on the impact of machine learning in the construction of a voice-controlled interface. Two different models were used for the analysys: a feedforward neural network containing one hidden layer and a more complicated convolutional neural network. What is more, a comparison of the applied models was presented. This comparison was performed in terms of quality and the course of training.

315-322

Authors: Katarzyna Curyła, Karolina Habernal

The aim of this paper is a comparative analysis of frameworks for designing corporate applications. For analytic reasons the application for document circulation within a law firm was designed. The presented comparative analysis includes TOGAF framework as well as Zachman framework. The analysis was conducted on group of experts based on evaluation criteria divided on several groups. Five groups of criteria were defined: implementation, testing, time-consuming, documentation and schedule planning. As the research shows, Zachman framework presents a versatile approach towards designing corporate architecture, because it presents not only the client’s vision but also the visions of a designer and a programmer, whereas TOGAF framework focuses mainly on business approach regarding aims and strategy of an enterprise. The aforementioned research was carried out on a group on a two domain experts.

332-338

Authors: Dawid Suryś, Piotr Szłapa, Maria Skublewska-Paszkowska

The article describes the impact of using WebAssembly on the performance of web applications. A Blazor framework based on WebAssembly was used. The paper shows that it is possible to create fully functioning Single Page Application using C# programming language. The second application was made using Angular framework. Both applications implement the same functionalities. For prepared applications loading time and size of transferred data was measured. The impact of using browser cache memory and gzip compression was examined. The performance of handling http requests using GET and POST methods were measured. The performance of WebAssembly against JavaScript code in task of sorting a list of N objects was compared. The performance of modifying html DOM was examined. Selected code metrics of written applications were compared. JavaScript presents better performance with tasks related with browser API. WebAssembly was better for computing.

345-348

Authors: Hubert Żukowski

This article presents the results of the performance studies of applications created with use of CryEngine and Unity game engines. Presented research was mainly focused on comparison of two applications created on selected engines. Several parameters were selected for the research: frame rate, CPU usage, RAM usage and generation time of 3D objects. Created applications were built with the use of the same graphic resources and similar source code. The hypotheses set in the article – Unity game engine is more efficient than CryEngine – have been verified and partially confirmed: engines are more efficient in different environments.

354-358

Authors: Daniel Sulowski, Grzegorz Kozieł

This publication presents the results of a comparative analysis of Java and Kotlin programming languages used to create mobile applications for system Android. The analysis covers performance aspects such as CPU load, RAM load, as well as the compilation and execution times. Aspects such as code structure, availability of libraries, supported databases, popularity and community support were taken under consolidation.

366-370

Authors: Michalina Gryniewicz-Jaworska

Currently, digital skills have become an important factor for the development and active participation in today's information society. The article describes innovative IT methods and tools used in the education process. New technologies and new methods of conducting classes form the basis of today's education. Traditional methods have been replaced by digital tools that are perfect at the stage of educating school pupils in IT profiles, preparing them for vocational exams.

172-178

Authors: Paweł Serafin, Marek Miłosz

Comparative analysis tools for the design of graphical user interfaces was carried out using a multi-criteria analysis. The research helped to determine the selected tools of diagnostic criteria, which were used to choose the best tool.

187-192

Authors: Izabela Wasyluk, Grzegorz Kozieł

Article presents how working on a website's design can significantly influence business benefits deriving from running the site, and if it can reduce the expenses connected with investing in advertisements. The research was based on the website of an operating English language school with real needs to increase user conversion. During the tests, specific information concerning visits was collected, including the length of a visit and the number of visits paid to particular subpages. Special attention in this research was paid to changes on graphic elements such as size, colour or location on the website.

199-205

Authors: Kamil Chodoła, Grzegorz Czyż, Maria Skublewska-Paszkowska

The aim of the article is to compare two methods for identifying mushroom species. In article, two methods based on one of the most popular solutions in the field of image recognition, Tenosorflow and OpenCV, have been described. A research application was created to carry out the research, in which both algorithms were implemented and tested. In addition, the application was equipped with mechanisms facilitating the collection of application data and algorithms. The results of the research have show that the method based on Tensorflow by 9% more effectively recognizes mushroom species.

214-219

Authors: Grzegorz Rycaj

The aim of the article is to compare the performance of five popular virtualization solutions used in the private cloud model. The analysis was conducted for five virtualizers: Proxmox, OpenVZ, OpenNebula, Vmware ESX, Xen Server. OpenSSL, GeekBench and Phoronixtest-suite tools were used to perform performance tests. The comparison included selected encryption methods, data block size, and compilation speed.

226-231

Authors: Daniel Molenda, Maria Skublewska-Paszkowska

The article presents a comparison of times needed for creating a mobile application for Android and iOS system using multi-platform Xamarin technology and respective native technologies for both systems. The authors’ application was implemented in three programming environments: VisualStudio (using Xamarin technology), Android Studio and XCode. The results of the conducted research have shown that the creation of an application in Xamarin technology takes approximately half the time.

240-245

Authors: Michał Sylwester Borsewicz, Daniel Bieniek

The aim of the thesis was to perform a comparative analysis of selected high availability solutions. The issue of choosing the right HA solutions is an indispensable part of any company that uses IT infrastructure. As the most commonly used solutions are the virtualization solutions of Microsoft: Hyper-V and VMWare: vSphere, they have been subjected to in-depth analysis. For this purpose, we have performed performance tests of guest systems on the above hypervisors and we tested the behavior of the cluster in the event of failure of one of the hosts.

252-257

Authors: Paweł Gustaw, Elżbieta Miłosz

The aim of this work was to analyze and evaluate the tools used for group work in the cloud and based on the adopted criteria, choose the best tool. The choice of programs was targeted at users such as students and small business employees. The work uses literature analysis and research methods. The work consists of chapters in which attention is focused on the use of cloud computing, explanation of models and types of clouds, general presentation of selected tools, presentation of the analysis of the problem and research methods, and presentation of research and conclusions resulting from them.

86-90

Authors: Sebastian Jędrych, Bartłomiej Jędruszak, Beata Pańczyk

The article analyses the possibilities of creating web applications using two competing solutions based on Java (Spring) and PHP (Laravel) languages. The elements of implementation, security aspects and the efficiency of created test applications were compared. The aim of the research was to identify a platform offering greater opportunities, easier to learn and more programmer-friendly, and also a more efficient indication. Analysing the solutions used in both technologies - an attempt was made to assess their competitiveness with each other.

96-100

Authors: Mateusz Poniatowski, Elżbieta Miłosz

The article describes implementation of internet applications supporting business management, basing on implementations in particular travel agencies. Various web application types of were presented, with the analysis of pros and cons of their usage. Diagnostic survey method was used in the analysis. Results of research have shown, that most popular web application used by travel agencies is CRM. Companies from travel business line proved efficiency of this tool, by increase of sales performance.

106-113

Authors: Patryk Plewa, Tomasz Szymczyk

Article shows a way of use an electronic heart rate monitor and surround sound to interact with user in virtual reality. The method of interact was presented on the basis of four scenarios. In the first two scenarios the behawior of objects in virtual reality depended on the indications of heart rate monitor in the next two scenarios heart rate monitor was just a measurer. The article attempts to find an answer to the question whether virtual reality affects the pulse of the examined person and whether surround sound affects the pulse of the examined person, and if so which factor influences the pulse to a greater extent. The individual resting pulse was measured and then was determined the pulse variability for each scenario. In the research, an analysis was carried for each person individually and collective analysis for each scenario. In addition, inference was also based on questionnaires before and after research.

119-124

Authors: Kinga Łobejko

The main purpose of the article is an analysis of differences between frameworks of native applications and cross-platform. The emphasis was put on presenting technologies that are currently used, their development and the situation on the market. The work includes a discussion of selected technologies used in mobile programming with division into native and high level languages. The differences between the processes of manufacturing mobile applications were presented.

131-136

Authors: Kamil Strózik

The article presents one of the problems encountered when using the C ++ 14 standard along with the Google Mock library. Based on the introduced problem, possible solutions were discussed, as well as an improved scheme for the TDD approach was presented.

145-148

Authors: Jacek Wróbel

The article presents the results of comparison of tools for creating SPA applications using the Ember and React framework. The research was carried out using test applications with the same functionality but implemented on both platforms. The comparison concerned the structure of the project, selected code metrics and the effectiveness of page rendering.

155-162

Authors: Mateusz Daraż, Piotr Kopniak

The article presents the results of a review of libraries for the Android platform, supporting the integration with REST and SOAP network services. An analysis of the performance and complexity of client programs using the most popular solutions. The research methods were based on the author's mobile application that enable the simulation of asynchronous communication. The result of the research is a comparative analysis of libraries, that facilitate the selection of adequate solutions.

5-11

Authors: Karol Walczyna, Bartosz Jasiński, Jakub Smołka, Mateusz Miziołek

The main problem during research with a motion capture system and mobile device is lack of possibility to simultaneously begin recording on the motion capture system and a mobile device. Two methods were developed to solve this problem. In the first method the recording is started on the mobile phone and the motion capture system is notified, in the second method the motion capture system starts recording and notifies the mobile device. Both of them were compared for lags and correlation of data form the mobile device and the motion capture system.

18-23

Authors: Mateusz Wolanin, Klaudia Korniszuk, Jakub Smołka

This paper describes modifications of path-finding algorithms. The modifications add time and distance constraints to generated paths. A* and BFS algorithms are modified. Additionally, A* algorithm modification which combines the advantages (generating the shortest routes with the smallest number of vertices) of A* and BFS is presented.. This allows for creating a route planning app that enables users of bike sharing services to travel more easily and economically.

28-31

Authors: Mateusz Szpinda, Małgorzata Plechawska-Wójcik

Automated tests are designed to verify the functionality of the system at the level of the end-user interface. The article compared popular tools Selenium WebDriver and Protractor. To conduct a comparative analysis tools have been established five benchmarks under which it was carried out the analytical hierarchy proces. Based on the obtained calculations, conclusions have been drawn regarding which platform is a better choice in terms of testing the application of the Single Page Application.

36-43

Authors: Łukasz Pełka, Łukasz Podstawka, Tomasz Szymczyk

Article deals with comparison of two goggle types for virtual reality – with built-in screen and a variety of constructions with removable screen, which generally was a smartphone. For this reason research and test scenarios has been made. Its purpose was to compare those technologies in terms of quality of displaying image, ergonomics and comfort of usage.

49-53

Authors: Mateusz Wiśniewski

The article presents multithreaded programming in selected programming languages such as: C structural and C ++ object oriented approach using Posix Threads libraries for C language and Boost library for C ++ language. The characteristics of selected libraries are also described. Examples of typical programming problems using threads are presented. An effort was made to answer the question of what to do when choosing a language for learning multithread programming and programming in the general meaning of this word.

62-66

Authors: Marcin Jusiak, Marek Miłosz

The article presents an example of the use of eye-tracking technology in examining the quality of the web application interface. The subject of the research was the web part of the FastCat system, supporting the service of urban cycling races. The research methodology based on the implementation of an active experiment with users, using typical scenarios of system developed. User activities were recorded using eyetracking technology and were subjected to detailed analysis. The six-person research group had a profile analogous to potential users of the application. The final part of the article presents the results of quantitative research, a list of detected errors in the interface, as well as conclusions aimed at improving its quality.

71-76

Authors: Daniel Drabik

This article presents a comparision of different ways of creating PHP web applications using Laravel and CodeIgniter frameworks. The text shows differences of two implementations including ways of creation, architecture aspects and performance.