A theoretical approach to graphical user interface development of software systems

Graphical User Interface Software for System Identification

A Model-Driven Approach to Graphical User Interface Runtime Adaptation

Graphical user interfaces play a key role in human-computer interaction, as they link the system with its end-users, allowing information exchange and improving communication. Nowadays, users increasingly demand applications with adaptive interfaces that dynamically evolve in response to their specific needs. Thus, providing graphical user interfaces with runtime adaptation capabilities is beco...

End-user Development in a Graphical user Interface Setting

In many areas, software applications must be highly configurable—using a pre-defined set of options or preferences is not flexible enough. One way to improve an application’s flexibility is to allow users to change parts of the source code—and thus the application’s behavior—on-the-fly; modern languages like Java greatly facilitate this by providing reflection features. Such an approach, howeve...

A Graphical User Interface to Simulate Classical Billiard Systems

Classical billiards constitute an important class of dynamical systems. They have not only been in used in mathematical disciplines such as ergodic theory, but their properties demonstrate fundamental physical phenomena that can

QUICK - A Graphical User Interface to

Formulating queries to access multiple databases can be a formidable task, especially when many terms from various databases and complex constraints are involved. To specify a multidatabase query, the user usually has to search through documents for exact database terms and learn the multidatabase language. This report presents QUICK (QUery Interface to CPL-Kleisli), a graphical user interface ...