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Llista Dels 150 Treballs De Final D'estudis De La FIB Més Consultats A juny 2019 Llista dels 150 treballs de final d’estudis de la FIB més consultats a UPCommons (Ctrl+f per executar una cerca) AUTOR/A TÍTOL CONSULTES ANY DE LECTURA Palladino, Amalia Paola Zara and Benetton: Comparison of two business models 3659 2010 Arroyo Gil, Rubén Didici - Language Learning Platform 2826 2012 Escartín Vigo, José Servidor Linux Antonio para conexiones seguras de una LAN a Internet 2306 2005 Benetton and Zara information systems:a comparative Pirone, Chiara analysis 1610 2010 Metodologías ágiles: herramientas y modelo de Carvajal Riola, José desarrollo para aplicaciones Java EE como metodologia Carlos empresarial 1594 2008 Coll Jiménez, Adaptation of e-Catalunya platform to a collaborative Dàmaris European environment 1326 2008 Mucci Garcia, Ernesto Impacto de la nube en la productividad de la PYME 1284 2010 Cacciapaglia, Andrea Comparativa de suites de Business Intelligence 1279 2008 Carreón Suárez del Construcción de un catálogo de patrones de requisitos Real, María Cristina funcionales para ERP 1248 2008 Legasa Martín-Gil, Xabier Cuadricóptero Arduino por control remoto Android 1149 2012 Arcos Sebastián, Ingeniería social: psicología aplicada a la seguridad Sergio informática 1143 2011 Guiado gestual de un robot humanoide mediante un Pfeiffer, Sammy sensor "kinect" 1130 2011 Zamora Suriñach, Eduard AnkiDroid: Open Source Development in Android 997 2011 Masdeu Bagaria, Laura Dipòsit de recursos docents de la UPC a Bibliotècnica 978 2006 Pallarès Vozcerraiz, Implantación de SAP R/3 para la gestión logística en Eva Sector de Automoción 905 2008 Esbrí Rodríguez- Xuàrez, Hèctor 3D Scene Editor Using Ogre3D 897 2007 Serrat Morros, Robert Big Data : análisis de herramientas y soluciones 888 2013 Bertran Ribalaygua, Intranet of the future: functional study, comparison of Ignasi products and practical implementation 821 2010 Facility location models for electric vehicle charging Valero Bover, Damià infrastructure 747 2017 Prieto Jiménez, Antonio Juan Intranet del Servei de Biblioteques i Documentació 722 2005 García Maceo, Alfabetización TIC y herramientas software como ayuda Déborah en la educación 720 2007 Moyano Díaz, Sergio Diseño y Construcción de un Quadcopter 705 2014 Anton Martorell, Joan Jacob Gestió de la logística interna d'una polica local 700 2009 Muñoz Bosch, Marc ERP para la pequeña empresa 694 2008 Desarrollo de un plug-in de Eclipse para validar los García Ranea, Raúl nombres de los elementos de un esquema conceptual 690 2011 Gritti, Andrea Crowd outsourcing for software localization 683 2012 Sensor Fusion of Raw GPS Measurements for Tirindelli, Pier Autonomous Vehicle Localization 673 2016 Shankaranarayanan Venkataraman, Graph and matrix algorithms for visualizing high Abhinav dimensional data 666 2016 Ferrer Gonzalez, Rediseño de la Arquitectura del Software y Javier Reimplementación del marketplace Uvinum 662 2015 Palomares Implementació del procés d’utilització de patrons de Bonache, Cristina requisits 634 2010 Marquez Trillo, Alejandro Virtualización de servidores 633 2011 Gibert Llauradó, Daniel Convolutional neural networks for malware classification 629 2016 Hernández Control de una casa domótica para personas Portugués, Daniel dependientes 626 2011 Trebiño Amenabar, Ander Sistema de control de baterías para bicicletas eléctricas 624 2008 Celma Márquez, Guía para la selección de un ERP en la pequeña o Javier microempresa 623 2008 Aplicación de gestión de información geolocalizada en Bover Argelaga, lan Android 612 2011 Lozano Balaguer, Aplicació de suport a la presa de decisions complexes - 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