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Java applications - theory and practice
Mareček, Miroslav ; Halbich, Čestmír (advisor) ; Radomír, Radomír (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to characterize the foundational aspects of the Java programming language and the development of applications with it. As an exemplary application on which to demonstrate the findings, we will use Nand2Tetris playground, a simple education application, some of which's aspects will be analyzed within the thesis. The aim of the Nand2Tetris Playground project will be to propose and implement a graphical user interface for the first part of the Nand2Tetris computer architecture course, created by Noam Nisan, Ph.D. and Simon Schocken, Ph.D. In this part of the course, the student is tasked with assemblig all the basic boolean logic gates and several other basic parts using only NAND gates. Software for this part already exists, but can be user unfriendly, especially for a student not well versed in computer science. This is why the GUI that will be proposed and implemented will make the course more accessible even to students not very proficient in the area.
Java applications - theory and practice
Kučera, Lukáš ; Halbich, Čestmír (advisor) ; Tereza , Tereza (referee)
The theme of diploma thesis is a Java application theory and practice. The thesis deals in the first part of theoretical introduction to programming languages, history of java, classification by paradigm. The thesis includes a closer acquaintance with the Java programming language and an overview of the basic functions and syntax of Java like a programming language such as object-oriented The practical part of the thesis deals programming of applications in Java. This section also deals the preparatory of development, analysis and design of graphical user interface of application. The thesis contains parts of the program code which are described and explained. The program is functional and it is for overview of claims which are exported from another system.
OS Google Chrome - theory and practice
Plecháč, David ; Halbich, Čestmír (advisor) ; Tomáš, Tomáš (referee)
The thesis is focused on the characteristics of the key features of the operating system Google Chrome OS and on the evaluation of deployment of this operating system in practise. The theoretical part describes the purpose and philosophy of the commercial operating system Google Chrome OS and its relation with Chrome web browser. The connection with open-source projects Chromium and Chromium OS is explained. Details of application development and deployment options, in the form of virtualization and domain administration, are analysed. The practical part applies theoretical knowledge from the development of applications for Chrome OS to create thin client application for remote control of hardware sensor over the internet. This sensor is designed and built on the platform Arduino. The sensor measures the temperature and humidity of the ambient air and remote controls high-voltage switching relays. Communication over TCP/IP uses modern MQTT protocol, for which the server is configured with MQTT Broker Mosquitto. The next section demonstrates the procedure for building a customized build of Chromium OS from the publicly provided Google source codes. Based on the evaluation of the acquired theoretical and practical knowledge, I assess the possibility of deploying the Chrome OS in private and commercial areas.
Digital footprint on own computer and the Internet
Charvát, Daniel ; Halbich, Čestmír (advisor) ; Očenášek, Vladimír (referee)
The aim of the bachelor thesis is to define types of digital footprints and introduce the methods of the protection of personal data. The partial aim of this thesis is to compare the tools to protect the data and determine if we can eliminate our digital trace. If not, propose appropriate protection of the data and solution for the common user. At the beginning it is said, what is the concept of digital footprint and what kinds are divided. Subsequently there is a description of the risks of misuse of digital footprints. In other chapters there is analysed checking and the options how to minimize it. In the practical part, there is a comparison of the software.
Digital footprint on own computer and the Internet
Větrovský, Jiří ; Halbich, Čestmír (advisor) ; Očenášek, Vladimír (referee)
Bachelor thesis is dedicated to the problematics of digital footprints, to what extend the user is able to control it and protect his privacy by the use of freely available tools. In the first part the term digital footprint is analysed from several different points of view and the risks linked to their creation are explained. It is clarified how one can find the extent of his digital footprint and how to manage it. Next tools for providing protection from tracking, software for ensuring anonymity in the internet environment and techniques for potential removal of an existing footprint are analysed. The practical part is dedicated to choosing the right tools from the previous chapter and their mutual comparison for the purpose of finding out to what extend the user is able to protect his privacy and avoid possible risks. Conclusions are made from the results of the comparisons.
3D graphics for commercial advertising
Harák, Jan ; Vostrovský, Václav (advisor) ; Halbich, Čestmír (referee)
This work deals with the comparison of software for creating 3D graphics in order to use in commercial advertising. The aim of this work is to help advertisers to select the appropriate program for the creation of 3D commercials. The main topic of theoretical part explains the basic concepts of advertising, marketing, 3D graphics, familiar and a comparison of individual software on the basis of predetermined criteria. The practical part consists of making demos advertising product.
Virtualisation tools in theory and practice
Svozil, Marko ; Halbich, Čestmír (advisor) ; Lohr, Václav (referee)
The main objective is to characterize the different types of virtualization approaches and introduce major virtualization technologies and tools. A partial aim of the thesis is to compare the ability and potential of virtualization tools from VMware and Microsoft on the basis of an environment analysis, infrastructure requirements and possibilities of the sample company and implement the appropriate virtualization solution.
Data backup using cloud services
Beránek, Roman ; Vasilenko, Alexandr (advisor) ; Halbich, Čestmír (referee)
The first part of my bachelor thesis is focused on theoretical pieces of knowledge about backup and its types joins on cloud data centres that clarify the advantages and disadvantages of cloud solution, its security and the point of view of legislation of internet storages. The second part of this paper is practical and its main benefit is evaluation of clouds services as OneDrive for Business, Google Drive for Work and Dropbox Business based on their description of functions and their performed measurements, when was measuring time of upload the data with the same size in these data centres. These services are described also for non-company solutions, but only for reason of the explanation of the differences between corporate and individual use. The particular goals of this work are also characteristic of functions for often used software for automatic backup of Acronis True Image Cloud, Cobian Backup 11 and automatic backup in Windows.
Digital footprint on the Internet
Sloup, Vojtěch ; Lohr, Václav (advisor) ; Halbich, Čestmír (referee)
This work deals with the digital footprint on the Internet in terms of creation of digital footprints, the possibility of abuse and protection of Internet users. The theoretical part is focused on analysis of digital footprint and handles the potential for abuse and threats arising from the previous analysis. Synthetic part contains options privacy of Internet users, draft measures and appropriate instruments to eliminate the resulting digital footprint.
Secure access to local area network
Kočiš, Jan ; Halbich, Čestmír (advisor) ; Radomír, Radomír (referee)
This master's thesis deals with the field of secure access to the local area computer network. The main aim of the thesis is to characterize theoretical background of controlled access to computer networks, which includes security principles, recommended practices, authentication methods, network protocols and related processes. This thesis also includes practical usage of acquired knowledge by implementing secure access to local area network in a real environment. The first part characterize the theoretical principles underlying the design and implementation of the entire system. The practical part deals with the implementation of specific secure access to the local area computer network solution in the engineering company. The first part introduces the company, its environment and requirements. The following section describes performed analysis of the original state and based on the obtained information summarizes the proposed solution. Implementation of the comprehensive system of the controlled access to the local area network is described in detail in the next section. Description of the system deployment into production operation process, the definition of acceptance tests and recommendations for solving of potential issues are part of this work as well. Conclusion chapter contains summary of the system's economic aspects and the potential impacts on information systems operation in the company. Final evaluation summarizes the thesis, highlights the benefits of the implemented system and analyses its weak points, with recommendations for further development. It finds the designed secure access to the local network as a suitable, secure and practical way to control access to local network resources.

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