Campus Vitória da Conquista

This paper reports on a serie of empirical evaluations of a proposed testing tool for SPL, in order to understand how useful it might be consider. The study is a serie of controlled experiment involving over fourty subjects, which analyzed the use of a proposed tool in an SPL project. The results show that the effort spent during the test case design decrease significantly when the tool was used. The subjects preferred to work with the tool, especially users without experience in testing. The collected insights are reported for further studies and the gathered data will serve as baseline values for future experiments, since there is a lack of work in this direction.

Este trabalho tem como objetivo desenvolver um aplicativo que visa centralizar
diversas funções necessárias à execução da atividade de um professor, tais como
confeccionar atividades e lançar notas, em um único aplicativo, acessível via web.
Estas demandas foram elucidadas a partir da solicitação do professor Tony e
evoluídas através de pesquisas comparativas de diversos aplicativos. Para atendelas, foi projetado o iMestre. Aplicando-se o conhecimento de desenvolvimento de
software, como padrões de projetos e ciclos de vida, a construção do sistema foi feita
a partir do uso de alguns frameworks, como Doctrine e Foundation, e da linguagem
PHP, amplamente difundida na comunidade de desenvolvimento web, somado ao
SGBD MySQL, culminando em um sistema que supre as necessidades previamente
levantadas.

This study aims to develop an application that intended to centralize various functions
necessary to perform the activity of a teacher such as confection activities and launch
notes, in a single application, accessible via web. These demands were elucidated
from Tony teacher's request and evolved through comparative research for various
applications. To meet them, it was designed on iMestre. Applying the software
development knowledge, such as design patterns and life cycles, system construction
was made from the use of some frameworks, as Doctrine and Foundation, and the
PHP language, widespread in the web development community , added to the DBMS
MySQL, culminating in a system that meets the needs previously raised.