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The document proposes utilizing QR codes and a mobile phone application to display relevant information from the ASIO database. A web service would connect a mobile application to the ASIO database, allowing users to register for exams, view curricula and schedules, and access other information by scanning QR codes with their phone. The project aims to expand access to the ASIO database onto mobile devices.
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- 2. The Experimental Input and Output Project
- 3. Main Idea
- 4. Utilize the capabilities of the ASIO database to display relevant information in a mobile phone by using QR-codes for input.
- 5. What Is a QR-Code?
- 6. A two-dimensional barcode, which can be read by special barcode reader and camera phones. Encoded information might include text, URLs, etc.
- 9. App mTLU Service ASIO DB
- 16. Bringing ASIO and ÕIS to Mobile
- 17. Functionality • Registering for exams • Viewing the curricula • Viewing subject cards • Personal timetable
- 19. Team members • Marek Mühlberg • Kersti Toming • Kristo Vaher • Valeria Gasik • Ilja Šmorgun
- 20. Thank you!
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