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Company Computer Network Design
Ambroz, Vojtěch ; Jakub,, GERICH (referee) ; Ondrák, Viktor (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis proposes a computer network for a branch of a newly emerging local company dealing with information security. The first part of the work analyzes the current state of the computer network, building, hardware and software requirements and, last but not least, the requirements of the investor. The next part of the work contains general basic information about computer networks needed for designing the concept. This is then elaborated in the third part of the work. It contains specific cabling solutions, all selected devices, but also an economic evaluation of the entire concept.
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Company Computer Network Design
Ambroz, Vojtěch ; Jakub,, GERICH (referee) ; Ondrák, Viktor (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis proposes a computer network for a branch of a newly emerging local company dealing with information security. The first part of the work analyzes the current state of the computer network, building, hardware and software requirements and, last but not least, the requirements of the investor. The next part of the work contains general basic information about computer networks needed for designing the concept. This is then elaborated in the third part of the work. It contains specific cabling solutions, all selected devices, but also an economic evaluation of the entire concept.
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The Position of Review Appeal in the System of Remedies
Ambrož, Vojtěch ; Dvořák, Bohumil (advisor) ; Holčapek, Tomáš (referee)
The Position of Review Appeal in the System of Remedies Abstract What is the purpose of the review appeal in civil matters? Should the review appeal be of an ordinary or extraordinary nature? Should the admissibility requirements of the review appeal be determined entirely objectively, or should it depend, at least in part, on the subjective discretion of the appellate court? This is only a part of numerous questions that have accompanied the institute of review appeal for several historical stages and, due to the planned overall re- codification of the civil procedure law, these issues remain relevant even today. The author of this work aims to provide an answer to some of these questions based on a critical view of the historical development of the review appeal, current legislation concerning this matter and the review appeal from de lege ferenda perspective. In the first chapter, the author generally discusses remedies in civil proceedings, their nature, effects, and definition of the review appeal. The greatest attention is paid to the purposes of the review appeal, which include finding individual justice and unifying the decision-making practice of the civil courts. In the second chapter, the author focuses in detail on the historical development of the institute of review appeal. Its important...
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