Zakharchenko T. Composition-gist models of adaptive processional environments

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0418U002863

Thesis Registration Form

0418U002863.pdf

Applicant for

Specialization

  • 05.13.06 - Інформаційні технології

05-07-2018

Specialized Academic Board

Д 26.255.01

Institute of telecommunications and global information space of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Essay

The paper is about solving problem of effectiveness and quality of information technology activity, including design of software and hardware. It is proposed composition-gist approach, which allows to support modelling of IT-processes, including design of both software and hardware projects. Given approach is pragmatically-conditioned specialization of the substance-gist approach, which is used in descriptive environments. The main role in substance-gist relation is played by the composition, it is the main modelling tool in proposed approach, and this is verified by pragmatically-conditioned and proved specialization of the Tarsky theorem. Profound research of composition concept conducted and test implementation of adaptive processional environment developed. It is able to produce both software and hardware project specifications.

Read more

Files

autoreferat--aref.pdf

dis.pdf

Similar theses

0424U000107

Oleksandra V. Kovyrova

Models and instrumental tools of express diagnostics for using in the biology and medicine

0524U000111

Tetiana A. Honcharenko

Methodological foundations of the formation of a unified information environment for the automation of object-spatial systems in construction projects

0524U000108

Ihor M. Liakh

Methodological foundations of information technology for gene expression data processing and its application in the field of bioinformatics

0524U000074

Andrii Shyshatskyi

Intelligent methods of managing interference protection of radio communication systems under conditions of destabilizing influences

0524U000069

Gnatchuk Elizaveta Gennadievna

Theoretical and applied principles of information technology for supporting medical decision-making considering the civil law grounds