Development of Online Platform for Organization and Information Support of Dog Sledding Competitions

Student: Bolotov Denis

Faculty: Faculty of Economics, Management, and Business Informatics

Educational Programme: Software Engineering (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2020

The work presents the results of the Development of Online Platform for Organization and Information Support of Dog Sledding Competitions. The introduction defines the goal and objectives of the project, explains its relevance, and identifies the object and subject of research. The subject area is analysed, existing solutions are analyzed, functional requirements are formulated and the technical requirements are created. According to the requirements, the application is designed. After that implementation and testing in real conditions of information system is realized and necessary improvements are defined. The author of the work is Denis Bolotov, a fourth year student of the "Software Engineering" bachelor's degree program. The work consists of 50 pages of main text, contains 34 tables, 7 drawings, 7 applications. 2020 г. Department of Information Technologies in Business.

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