Grau en Enginyeria Informàtica i Administració i Direcció d'Empreses (Doble Grau)

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Treballs finals del doble grau en Enginyeria Informàtica i Administració i Direcció de l'Escola Politècnica Superior [Més informació].

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    Design of a Learning System for Accounting using Gamification
    (2022-07) Cucurull Gaztambide, Rafel
    This end-of-degree project aims the design of a learning system to learn accounting. In it, you will find the application of a general user centred design process, which culminates in a fully functional interactive prototype. Throughout this process there are important sections addressed, such as specifying the context of use, having a contact with the potential users of the system to be designed, an introduction to gamification and its techniques and an analysis of requirements with a large description of all the system functionalities. There are also interesting parts, such as a traceability matrix linking the system objectives, with is requirements and some use cases, which are also described, a study of similar systems to learn their advantages and disadvantages, and more. All this, complemented by the main content of the system, which is accounting, with a first introduction to some key concepts, followed by a list of its main transactions. These ones are also described and used to create a default flow for the system’s main functionality, which is to let professors prepare activities for their accounting subjects. These activities will be solved by their students, but in an entertaining way, by being rewarded in different ways and making them competitive with each other.
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    A new security funtionality to Indra's TMSforHotels (Tourism Management Suite) software
    (2022-06) Trullols Jou, Xavier
    This paper describes the development of an implementation of a new functionality in Indra’s TMSforHotels (Tourism Management Suite) software. The work is divided into two parts. The first one is the solution in the software. It includes different types of previous functional and requirements analysis to obtain the best solution. The legal analysis stands out, since it is a project based on a Royal Decree approved by the Spanish Government. A description of the implementation and possible future scenarios is also provided. As the central axis of the project is based on the DNI, an extensive explanation of its features has been made later, focusing on the Support Number, as this is where the implementation is concentrated. A new solution is proposed for this number to provide it with greater security, as well as possible new measures for the tourism sector.
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    Visualization and Analysis of Household Consumption Data
    (2022-06) Aguilar Larruy, Oriol
    Nowadays many experts qualify data as the new oil. Extracting real knowledge from huge data sets of raw data is a challenging activity and one of the most demanded jobs currently. When having high loads of numerical data stored as rows, the best way to understand the whole picture is by depicting the dataset in charts. In addition, one of the mission of economists is to translate the reality we live in to data so the situations can be analyzed, compared and studied. Household Consumption is one of the most important macroeconomic indexes because it represents the source of the economic activity of a country by its most important actor, families. By combining the coding skills required for developing a web application that can manage data and display it in charts and the knowledge related with Household Consumption’s determinants and the theory of consumption, useful conclusions can be extracted from a dataset. Without the named skills it would be impossible to extract any important idea because the quantity of information is massive. The final thesis of a degree is not only an assignment but the opportunity to learn something new and this thesis follows this principle. In the first part of the thesis, the development of the application is explained. The development has been divided in iterations and each iteration consists on a set of tasks to be done. It includes all the considerations and decisions that have been taken in order to make the most usable and useful application. This application has been done on top of another project called Rhizomer. Rhizomer is a faceted browser for exploring semantic data from SPARQL endpoints in an interactive manner it is maintained by Roberto García, one of the directors of this thesis. However, the system lacked of a usable way of exploring numerical data so the development of the application is focused on building a feature of Rhizomer that works as a chart visualizer. The second part focuses on the analysis of consumption from a theoretical point of view and then using empirical data from the European Union (EU). The goal of the part is to demonstrate the theoretical knowledge of consumption with the data from the European Union using the different features developed.
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    ePERSON: Improving the hypertension treatment using a telemedicine platform
    (2022-06) Resa Enrich, Marc
    In this work, it is described the development of a web application whose aim is to optimize the consultations process of the Nephrology department at the Arnau de Vilanova Universitary Hospital (HUAV). The project is divided into two fields: software development and business optimization. Taking into account the software development, it is detailed the analysis of requirements of the different types of users, the domain of the application, web design, and logic. On the other hand, and regarding the business optimization field, a compelling return on investment study is presented in order to show how successful it can be to invest in this application, because of the consequent economic and time savings. Finally, it is also argued that there are non-economic benefits related to the launch of the web for both patients and doctors, such as a boost to their comfort.
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    Fintech, the new challenge for banking
    (2022-06) Guardiola Agustí, Guillem
    Fintech, the new challenge for banking is a Final Degree Project which main aim is to study the impact that the application of new technologies is having on the world of finance, and in particular, the emergence of new competitors: Fintech. To this end, we will go around the past, the present, and the future of these new companies. The project has two directions. The first one is focused on the study of the Fintech world, while, the second will deeply evaluate a specific Fintech company by looking at different aspects of usability, thus understanding why this approach has made them successful. To begin with this project, we will take a look at the past, knowing the beginnings of banking and its history, as well as the appearance of new technologies and the reasons that have made Fintech arise. After it, we will present the term Fintech, what is it, the characteristic that Fintech companies have, and the different kind of types that there are, of which this study will focus on the vertical of Neobanks and Challenger Banks, the alternatives presented to the financial services that until now were only provided by traditional banks. We will have a look at some of the most important companies in the sector, looking at the main services they offer. Taking a step forward to the future, the new thread for banking with the Big Tech arising in the financial world will be seen, likewise the future of cashless payments and future tendencies. Corresponding to the second part of the project, what is User Experience and usability will be seen while a Fintech company will be evaluated, through its application by looking at different aspects of the usability, which will be looked at and tested with two different tests. Continuing with the study of Fintech we will be looking at additional reasons for its progression and its focus on the user, with the book “Human-Centered IA”, and matching it with the and relating it to the creation of these applications with the end-user as the main target. Finally, we will take a look at the conclusions drawn from this project and the future work that can be done.