Note

As per course requirements, we have ensured that the repository name exactly matches our team name. Please see below for the project overview.

AIReLM    

This repository is based on a project template provided by Associate Professor Vlado Sruk, PhD. We have modified this template to suit our needs and would like to acknowledge the professor's effort in providing a solid foundation for our project assignment.

Project Description/Overview

This collaborative effort was undertaken as part of a project assignment for the Software Engineering course at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing at the University of Zagreb.

The AI Research Lab Management (AIReLM) application simplifies management for academic and private institutions working on AI research, enabling project proposal submission, task assignment, progress tracking, result testing, and expense tracking.

For a more comprehensive description of the project, please refer to the wiki.

Functional Requirements Overview

1. User Registration
   Users can register an account.

2. Institution Creation
   The system facilitates the establishment of an institution.

3. Access Request
   You can submit an access request to a specific institution.

4. Researcher Project Idea Submission
   Each researcher in the institution can submit their project proposal directly to the institution.

5. Team Invitation and Management
   Team leaders can assemble their teams.

For a complete list and more comprehensive description of the functional requirements, please refer to the wiki.

Non-Functional Requirements Overview

1. Security
   The application should ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of user data.

2. Usability
   The application should be easy to use for all intended users.

3. Scalability
   The application should be able to handle a large number of users and projects without compromising performance.

4. Performance
   The application should respond quickly to user interactions and load times should be minimized.

5. Reliability
   The application should be reliable, users should be able to use it without expecting crashes and errors and in case they do happen, data should not be lost.

For a more comprehensive description of the non-functional requirements, please refer to the wiki.

Technologies

   

 

Getting Started (Installation)

To get started, open your terminal, and run the following command:

docker compose up

Team Members

Name	GitHub account	Role
Filip Alaber	@GrmiSijeva
Marko Flegar	@mflegar
Josip Koprivnjak	@Josip-Koprivnjak
Vedran Maksić	@VedranMaksic
Antonija Pandžić	@Antonija-Pandzic
Antonio Tolić	@antoniotolic
Niko Žužul	@NikoZuzul

Contributing

Read our contributing guide to learn about our development process.

Code of Conduct  

As students, you are likely familiar with the minimum standards of acceptable behavior as defined in the FER Student Code of Conduct, as well as additional guidelines for teamwork on the Software Engineering course. We expect you to respect the IEEE Code of Ethics, which plays an important educational role in establishing the highest standards of integrity, responsible behavior, and ethical conduct in professional activities. By doing so, the community of software engineers defines common principles that define moral character, making important business decisions, and establishing clear moral expectations for all members of the community.

The Code of Conduct is a set of enforceable rules that serve to clearly communicate expectations and requirements for community/team work. It explicitly defines the obligations, rights, unacceptable behavior, and corresponding consequences (in contrast to an ethical code). A widely accepted Code of Conduct for working in an open-source community has been provided within this repository.

License  

This repository contains Open Educational Resources and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license that allows you to download, share, and modify the work as long as you:

• Attribute the author
• Do not use it for commercial purposes
• Share it under the same terms

Note

• All third-party packages are distributed under their own licenses
• All other resources (images, models, animations, etc.) are distributed under their own licenses

Repository Licensing Reference

• The repository's wiki is subject to the same licensing terms as the repository itself

Citation

@software{fnmjava2025relm,
  author = {{fnm.java}},
  title = {{AIReLM}},
  url = {},
  version = {0.1.0},
  year = {2025}
}