The European Network for Academic Integrity (ENAI) maintains a glossary of terms for academic integrity, which contains definitions of more than 200 terms in 11 languages. The glossary is available online at https://www.academicintegrity.eu/wp/glossary/

The current form of the dictionary has two fundamental shortcomings:
1) Only the English version is interactive, the other language variants are only published as static PDF documents.
2) Updating the definitions of terms and adding new terms is not solved systemically.

The aim of the bachelor's thesis will be to eliminate these shortcomings, i.e. to reimplement the web application for managing and displaying the dictionary.

Specifically, the student's task will be:

• Implement an interactive dictionary for any number of language mutations with the possibility of displaying the given term in other languages
• Implement the ability to propose a new term or change the definition of an existing term
• Implement an administrator interface in which it will be possible to edit all dictionary items and respond to accepted suggestions
• In the administrator interface, there will be management of inconsistencies, i.e. situations where the definition is changed in one language, but this change has not yet been reflected in the other language variants

Consultation is expected not only with the supervisor but also with an authorized person from ENAI.

The multilingual glossary of terms can also be used outside the field of academic integrity. The resulting web application will therefore be open source, and the code will be well commented so that it can be deployed in a different context.