Entries by Academia Maribor

3D Printing of Personalized 3D Graphics on Demand

The thesis focuses on the production of personalized 3D graphics on demand. The purpose of the thesis is to examine the possibilities of combining modern 3D technologies with manual craftsmanship and to explore how digital tools and manual finishing can be used to create aesthetically refined, unique products that also hold personal and emotional value. […]

Artificial intelligence in graphic design with logo design for a cosmetics studio

The thesis titled Artificial Intelligence in Graphic Design with the Creation of a Logo for a Beauty Studio explores the use of modern technologies in graphic design, specifically in the development of a logo as a key element of a visual identity. The focus is on how artificial intelligence can influence the design process and […]

Comparison of Performance and Security Features of Mobile Applications Developed in Flutter and Next.js as PWAs

This thesis compares the technologies Next.js and Flutter for mobile application development. It also compares two approaches to mobile app development: Progressive Web Apps (PWA),  development using Next.js, and cross-platform application development using Flutter. The introduction covers mobile applications, including their history, operating systems, types, and architecture. The study presents the characteristics of both technologies, […]

The Role of Security Operations Centers in Detecting, Preventing, and Analyzing Cyber Incidents in the Slovenian and European Context

This thesis examines the role of Security Operations Centers (SOC) in detecting, preventing, and analyzing cyber incidents in Slovenia and Europe. It asks which organizational, process, and technical characteristics distinguish a mature SOC from a reactive security monitoring function, and how these differences affect organizational resilience. The methodology combines a review of relevant standards and […]

Comparative analysis of mobile systems for tactical command and control: Atak-Civ and Osmand from the perspective of functionality, modularity, and cyber security

This thesis presents a comparative study of two open-source mobile applications for situational awareness: Android Team Awareness Kit – Civil (ATAK-CIV) and Open Source Map Automated Navigation Directions (OsmAnd). Both platforms are designed for field orientation, spatial data visualization, and real-time support for decision-making, yet they originate from vastly different environments. ATAK-CIV was developed for […]

A Comparative Analysis of Savings Banks in the Slovenian Market

Banking, as an important economic activity, has a long history dating back thousands of years. Its development is closely linked to the growth of trade, the economy, and the human need for the secure storage and exchange of money. Banking has evolved since the time of ancient civilizations, while the first savings banks began operating […]

Academia Students participating in the Brazilian Seminars exchange program at PUC-RIO University in Brazil

Students Kristijana Marušič (Software Computing) and Liliia Chanysheva (Accounting & Finance) took advantage of a unique opportunity by participating in the Brazilian Seminars exchange program at one of the most prestigious universities in Latin America – Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). The program, which brought together students from around the world, offered […]

Artificial intelligence in accounting

This paper explores how artificial intelligence (AI) affects changes in the field of accounting. The central research questions are the following: what are the advantages and disadvantages of AI use in accounting; which accounting tasks are most often automated using AI; how is AI changing the future of accounting; and where will AI replace accountants […]