WEB application for the simulation of a laboratory aimed at learning digital electronics

  • Giovanni Antonio Urdaneta Tulli Rafael Urdaneta University. Venezuela
  • Juan José Romero Zabala Rafael Urdaneta University. Venezuela
  • Jubert José Pérez Zabala Rafael Urdaneta University. Venezuela
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/10.5281/zenodo.15748784
Keywords: web application, digital electronics, client, server, relational database

Abstract

The present research work aimed to develop an educational web application for learning digital electronics. Its main purpose was to offer an alternative to in-person laboratory practices that reinforce the learning of digital electronics and eliminate the need for in-person attendance and the cost of elec-
tronic devices. The system was divided into a client component, which includes the user interface, and
a server component, which consists of data storage and security, connecting to a relational database, as
well as managing communication between users. A survey was conducted with professors from Rafael
Urdaneta University to measure its effectiveness. The research was descriptive and transactional in nature, with a non-experimental design. The development was divided into 3 phases, following a traditional methodology. The completion of these phases allowed for the analysis of the devices to
be simulated, the design of the structure through diagrams, the development of a client and server
component, software testing, and the construction of a prototype of the web application.

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Published
2025-06-29
How to Cite
Urdaneta Tulli, G. A., Romero Zabala, J. J., & Pérez Zabala, J. J. (2025). WEB application for the simulation of a laboratory aimed at learning digital electronics. REDIELUZ, 15(1), 120 - 124. https://doi.org/10.5281/10.5281/zenodo.15748784
Issue
Vol. 15 No. 1 (2025): Revista REDIELUZ- Sembrando la Investigación Estudiantil
Section
Technological Research

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