Title: Relational data model
Publisher: DRIP - Društvo za razvoj informatičke pismenosti
Year: 1993
Number of pages: 182
Number of references: 59
Language: hrvatski
Other: Knjiga predstavlja drugo, prošireno izdanje knjige
S.Tkalac: Relacijski model podataka,Informator, Zagreb, 1988.
Title: Visual Basic: Visual approach to programming
Title: DOS: Analysis and advanced programming
Title: Review of the knowledge representation methods
Title: Artificial intelligence and expert systems
Title: Lexical Analysis with the Use of Aho-Korasick Automata in
Prolog Language
Title: Proposition for modification of Bernstein's algorithm for
vertical normalization by synthesis
Title: Algorithm for nodes arrangement in graphic representation
of functional dependencies set
Title: Automatic generating of test sets of functional
depndencies
Title: Syntactic analyzer of modal clauses of modal propositional
calculi
Title: Some aspects of modelling the expert systems shell
Title: Structuring the expert systems shell in Prolog
Title: Mechanical solution of the runway problem
Title: The expert systems shell with deductive mechanism of the
production type
Date of defense: 12/10/92
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 238
Summary: In this work the expert systems shell for solving problems
inseveral problem areas is designed (conceptually,organisationally) and
implemented.
The basic problem area is made by calculi of functional andmultivalued
dependencies of the relational data model, i. e. theproblems of logical
inference in this calculi. Deductivemechanism within the shell, established
on the rule of positivehyperresolution for propositional calculus, has been
developed tosolve them.
For transforming the initial inference problem into a formsuitable for
deductive mechanism, results on imbedding thosecalculi into propositional
calculus have been used.
A whole set of modules, such as lexical and syntactycal analyserfor
formulas of calculi of functional dependencies and user'sinterface has been
developed.
In the development of lexical and syntactical analyser a systemapproach has
been applied. Thus the core of the lexical analyserhas been realized as the
Aho-Korasick automaton, while the coreof the syntactic analuser has been
realized on the basis ofadequate BNF grammar.
As a language of implementation the logic programming languagePDC Prolog
has been chosen.
Keywords: expert systems, expert systems shell, relational data model, calculus of functional dependencies, calculus of multivalued dependencies, resolution, positive hyperresolution, deductive mechanism, Prolog
Title: Object - oriented software development
Faculty: Fakultet organizacije i informatike Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Date of defense: 07/10/93
Language: hrvatski
Number of pages: 178
Summary: Several methods of object-oriented analysis and design
arepresented and compared. The similarities and differences relatingto
structured system analysis are shown too. The caracteristicsof object -
oriented design are described and compared withstructured design. It is
proved the existens of considerablesimilarity between the criteria of
structured and object -oriented design, but the differences result from
dissimilarity oftheir essential building blocks.
Keywords: object-oriented analysis, object-oriented design, structural analisys, structural design, information systems
Title: Object-oriented software development
Faculty: Fakultet organizacije i informatike Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: ADLER NEVENKA
Date of defense: 07/10/92
Number of pages: 178
Author: Kermek Dragutin
Degree level: M.A.
Title: Use of matrix representation with procedure for obtaining
graph representation set of functional dependencies and modification of
Bernstein's algorithm for normalization by synthesis
Faculty: Fakultet organizacije i informatike Sveučilište u Zagrebu
Mentor: ADLER NEVENKA
Date of defense: 03/25/92
Number of pages: 82
Author: Mateljan magistar informacijskih znanoi Vladimir
Degree level: M.A.
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