Designing algorithms using CAD technologies

A representative example of eLearning-platform modular application, 'Logical diagrams', is intended to be a useful learning and testing tool for the beginner programmer, but also for the more experienced one. The problem this application is trying to solve concerns young programmers who forget about the fundamentals of this domain, algorithmic. Logical diagrams are a graphic representation of an algorithm, which uses different geometrical figures (parallelograms, rectangles, rhombuses, circles) with particular meaning that are called blocks and connected between them to reveal the flow of the algorithm. The role of this application is to help the user build the diagram for the algorithm and then automatically generate the C code and test it.Diagrams, algorithms, programming, code generation

Internet Banking integration within the banking system

Internet Banking developed due to increasing demand of online banking transactions. The biggest advantages of Internet Banking consist of complex banking solutions, 24 hours availability, quick and secure access to the back-end application through Internet. These advantages are due to the use of SOA (service-oriented architecture). SOA appeared as a necessity of companies to integrate big and independent portions of applications, in order to obtain an homogeneous functionality of the system. For the Internet Banking applications, SOA proved to be the optimal architectural solution, for a smoth integration between banking services from the front-end to the back-end.This paper intend to offer an insite analyse of the Internet Banking applications architecture integrated with other banking systems. A SOA oriented analyse will establish the scope of the integration architecture.Internet Banking, SOA, architecture, front-end, back-end, Banking Systems

Traditional Learning Models, E-Government and E-Learning in the New Economy

In the new economy there are various forms of training for human resources. In this paper we are trying to make a parallel into new forms of training and traditional ones. We will discus about this in the new economy context.new economy, human resources, e-learning, new technologies

LABVirt – basic components

This article presents some aspects about a project integrated in a national research and development project "Information society" (INFOSOC) financed by Romanian Government. A iLab called LABVirt is available for use by Universities, college, high-school.The goal of this paper is to present the main components of LABVirt, Romanian solution for remote lab access

LABVirt – basic components

This article presents some aspects about a project integrated in a national research and development project "Information society" (INFOSOC) financed by Romanian Government. A iLab called LABVirt is available for use by Universities, college, high-school.The goal of this paper is to present the main components of LABVirt, Romanian solution for remote lab access.iLab, remote lab access, client-server arhitecture, client applet

EU Services Directive - Analysis of Requirements

The IT implementation of the EU’s Services Directive contributes to the goal of creating the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economic region in the world by the year 2009. This paper will present the concept of points of single contact, cover topics such as the vision for these points in relation to the EU Services Directive, an analysis of necessary requirements for an architectural framework that takes into consideration the specific e-Government background of Romania.EU Services Directive, Romanian e-Government, requirements, design, architecture, process, SOA.

EU Services Directive - Design Approaches for Romania

Modernizing public administration is the basis for implementation of the EU directive, and in order to ensure this successfully, collaborative procedures between administrative institutions and countries must be put in place and further developed. This paper will present some technical design options for an architectural framework of the Point of Single Contact imposed by EU Services Directive that takes into consideration the specific e-Government background of Romania.EU Services Directive, Romanian e-Government, design, architecture, process, SOA

Collaborative Solution Architecture for Developing a National Interoperability Framework in Romania

Interoperability framework is a set of standards and guidelines that describe how organizations have established or will establish to interact. The framework is not static, but one that adapts to the change of standards, administrative requirements and technology. It can be adapted to the socio - economic, political, cultural, linguistic, historical and geographical purposes and to a specific context or situation. The article aims to clarify the essential concepts necessary for outlining Romanian national interoperability framework and to propose collaborative solution architecture for its development, updating and maintaining.Interoperability Framework, National Interoperability Framework, European Interoperability Strategy, Collaborative Solution Architecture

Internet Banking integration within the banking system

Internet Banking developed due to increasing demand of online banking transactions. The biggest advantages of Internet Banking consist of complex banking solutions, 24 hours availability, quick and secure access to the back-end application through Internet. These advantages are due to the use of SOA (service-oriented architecture). SOA appeared as a necessity of companies to integrate big and independent portions of applications, in order to obtain an homogeneous functionality of the system. For the Internet Banking applications, SOA proved to be the optimal architectural solution, for a smoth integration between banking services from the front-end to the back-end.This paper intend to offer an insite analyse of the Internet Banking applications architecture integrated with other banking systems. A SOA oriented analyse will establish the scope of the integration architecture

Cibermarketing&Blog – a New Media Paradigm in the Development of Digital Culture

If 10 to 15 years ago the use of the internet for commercial and business purposes was considered improper, today hundred’s millions people are fervent users. The explanation for this impressive growth lays in the fact that the internet adds value both to the individual and the organizations. Marketing in a virtual world, using internet is not that different in concept from the traditional marketing, in the real world, but uses different ways to express itself and an unprecedented dynamics. The evolution of the marketing concepts has known a series of stages, from classical marketing to telemarketing (perform through phone exclusively) and cybermarketing (performed using the new information and communications technology).cybermarketing, blog, paradigm, digital culture, information and communication technology.