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Fiber optic spectrometer
Krausová, Petra ; Münster, Petr (referee) ; Urban, František (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is familiar with the problem of optical spectroscopy. The thesis describes the optical dispersion elements and spectral instruments. A separate chapter is devoted to Fourier spectroscopy, which in turn is based on a new technology SWIFTS described in the next chapter, in which the SWIFTS spectrometers compared with currently used spectral analyzers. The thesis then designs and evaluates experimental measuring which analyzes the detection of longitudinal distribution of radiation intensity in the optical fiber.
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Free and professional information resources for environmental issues
Krausová, Petra ; Papík, Richard (advisor) ; Bratková, Eva (referee)
This diploma work focuses on freely available and professional electronic information resources for environmental issues. These resources are only accessible from computer networks (such as the Internet or other digital data distribution networks). The thesis is divided into three parts. The first part defines typical users of such resources in connection with their user needs. In the other two parts freely available and professional electronic information resources for environmental issues are classified and reviewed while several resources are completed with both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This work also contains analyses of resources availability and it is provided with charts and graphs for better understanding of the topic.
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Free and professional information resources for environmental issues
Krausová, Petra ; Papík, Richard (advisor) ; Bratková, Eva (referee)
This diploma work focuses on freely available and professional electronic information resources for environmental issues. These resources are only accessible from computer networks (such as the Internet or other digital data distribution networks). The thesis is divided into three parts. The first part defines typical users of such resources in connection with their user needs. In the other two parts freely available and professional electronic information resources for environmental issues are classified and reviewed while several resources are completed with both qualitative and quantitative analyses. This work also contains analyses of resources availability and it is provided with charts and graphs for better understanding of the topic.
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Employee evaluation
Krausová, Petra ; Reichel, Jiří (referee) ; Kocianová, Renata (advisor)
The employee performance evaluation is one of the key activities in the current human resources management. It assists organization with valuable information, reports regarding work performance and a level of employee capability. Through such evaluation, the employees receive a feedback about their level of performance. This feedback helps to uncover their strength and areas of improvement as well perception by the organization about their efforts to meet the company goals. Therefore the work performance evaluation is fundamental for the organization as well as the employee. Despite the developing growth in the entrepreneur area, majority of the workers are still in a position of an employee. That is why we should all learn how to accept such principles of evaluation as well as to put them into practice. I have decided to elect this topic as basis for my thesis as I strongly believe that despite the frequent negative connotation, the employee evaluation contributes to the individual employee development therefore to the development of the whole company. In the first section I use theory based on reference industry literature and material. I introduce employee evaluation based on specific requirements of each organization related to the company goals. The performance criteria are set and various methods are...
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Fiber optic spectrometer
Krausová, Petra ; Münster, Petr (referee) ; Urban, František (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is familiar with the problem of optical spectroscopy. The thesis describes the optical dispersion elements and spectral instruments. A separate chapter is devoted to Fourier spectroscopy, which in turn is based on a new technology SWIFTS described in the next chapter, in which the SWIFTS spectrometers compared with currently used spectral analyzers. The thesis then designs and evaluates experimental measuring which analyzes the detection of longitudinal distribution of radiation intensity in the optical fiber.
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