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doc/latex-poster/poster.tex

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 \author{Author: \textbf{Ing. Martin Krčma} \hspace{2cm} Supervisor: \textbf{Ing. Tomáš Dulík, Ph.D.}}
 
-\institute[shortinst]{\textbf{Tomas Bata University in Zlin - Faculty of Applied Informatics}} 
+\institute[shortinst]{\textbf{Tomas Bata University in Zlín - Faculty of Applied Informatics}} 
 
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     The primary motivation for this thesis was to solve the problem associated with the \textbf{increasing
     number of students at the faculty} and to ease the workload of teachers in evaluating tasks.
     This work specifically focuses on the programming network applications course, where verifying
-    the functionality of students' solutions often requires additional network resources (servers, clients, ...),
-    making the assessment process time-consuming. Network applications \textbf{often have varied behaviors
+    the functionality of students' solutions often requires additional network resources (servers, clients, and more),
+    making the assessment process more time-consuming. Network applications \textbf{often have varied behaviors
     and communicate in different ways}, which poses a significant challenge in creating a 
     universal solution that can accommodate all these testing needs.
 
     \hspace{2em}Therefore, the goal was to develop a flexible, universal and easy solution that would
     allow the testing of software \textbf{locally and within GitLab repositories}, without
-    relying on external network resources. This will help students and, more importantly, teachers,
-    as this solution will \textbf{save them a significant amount of time}, allowing them to focus on more
-    important matters at the faculty. This solution is not limited to educational institutions,
-    it can also be used in a wide range of software projects.
+    relying on external network resources. It will help students and especially teachers, for whom this 
+    solution will \textbf{save a considerable amount of time} and allow them to focus on more important work 
+    at the faculty. This solution is not limited to educational institutions, it can also be used in 
+    a wide range of software projects.
 
   \end{block}
 
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     to define test scenarios using a basic set of keywords. Additionally, a \textbf{simple IDE} was developed to
     facilitate the creation and runtime testing of these test scenario configurations.
 
-    \hspace{2em}This thesis includes not only the the \textbf{Network Application Testing Tool (NATT)} but also the 
-    \textbf{Configuration Editor}, documentation for tool, example projects and configurations, a new set consisting of 8 tasks 
-    for a network programming course, GitLab repositories for each task and aditional tools for course.
+    \hspace{2em}This thesis includes not only the \textbf{Network Application Testing Tool (NATT)} but also the 
+    Configuration Editor, documentation for the tool, example projects and configurations, a new set consisting of 8 tasks 
+    for a network programming course, GitLab repositories for each task and additional tools for the course.
 
     \begin{figure}
       \centering
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@
     This testing tool automates the testing of software applications, specifically network applications. 
     It operates \textbf{independently of external network resources} by creating virtual servers and clients,
     offers flexible configuration for defining test scenarios, and can be run on \textbf{localhost} or 
-    integrated into \textbf{CI/CD pipelines} on platforms like GitLab and GitHub. This tool is tests, 
+    integrated into \textbf{CI/CD pipelines} on platforms like GitLab and GitHub. This tool tests, 
     how applications \textbf{interact with their environment} through communication protocols.
 
     \heading{What does the tool allow you to test?}
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@
 
   \begin{block}{4. Principle of the testing tool}
 
-    These two diagrams illustrate how application testing is conducted using the \textbf{NATT}
+    These two diagrams illustrate how application testing is performed using the \textbf{NATT}
     black box testing tool. The diagrams show the process of \textbf{how the tool interacts} 
     with different types of applications. 
 
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@
     \begin{enumerate}
       \item \textbf{Educational Use:} Automates evaluations of student assignments in programming courses.
 
-      \item \textbf{Professional Use:} Facilitates efficient testing of network applications in software development.
+      \item \textbf{Professional Use:} Ensures efficient testing of network applications in software development.
 
       \item \textbf{Programming Competitions:} Provides automated testing and fair evaluation for multiple submissions in competitive programming events.
    \end{enumerate}
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     \begin{minipage}{0.7\textwidth}
       NATT config Editor is simple IDE and offers an easy interface for \textbf{creating test configurations}. It includes an 
       \textbf{auto-completion} feature, \textbf{running} the test scenario and viewing of the final test report. For NATT is 
-      also available an \textbf{extension for VS Code}, which allows the same functions as the mentioned editor.
+      also available an \textbf{extension for VS Code}, which offers the same functions as the mentioned editor.
     \end{minipage}
     \hfill
     \noindent\begin{minipage}{0.25\textwidth}