Desenvolvimento de uma ferramenta computacional para o cálculo do coeficiente classificatório do curso de Formação de Oficiais BM

Abstract

The present work aimed to develop a software to generate the classification of cadets in the Officer Training Course from the calculation of the average out of course subjects. In this context, it is worth emphasizing the importance of automating this process, bringing greater safety, precision and efficiency to the Military Firefighters Academy "Josué Montello" and to the students. Thus, the steps taken to get there were to analyze the importance of automating manual processes, as well as to demonstrate the relevance of cadets 'classification, explaining their difficulties and problems encountered by them, and also to explain the calculation method for cadets' classification, in order to develop the computational tool that generates those classifications. In this way, exploratory and applied research was used, in addition, it was used as a method for data collection, the questionnaire and the interview, with regard to primary data and bibliographic research, with regard to secondary data, through the study raised in the theoretical framework on process automation, calculation of cadet classification and importance of classification.Considering that the classification is currently done manually, there is a need to automate such a serious and important process. From the studies it was possible to develop a computational tool that generates the classification in an automated way, highlighting the importance of the tool, as it is highly efficient and safe. Noteworthy is the lack of human intervention in the calculation, which is the critical part of the process. However, there are limitations regarding the dependence on UEMA's internet network. Therefore, through all the study carried out, the importance of such a tool was demonstrated for the students of the CFO BM and for the ABMJM. And it is possible to confirm that the development of the computational tool generates the classification of cadets with precision, efficiency and safety