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Information architecture. Concept of solution for a specific firm
Daňková, Lucie ; Kučerová, Helena (advisor) ; Mašek, Karel (referee)
Bakalářská práce analyzuje webové stránky organizace International Society of Food, Agriculture and Environment - "ISFAE". V práci jsou uvedeny a rozebrány obecné termíny, které se vztahují k informační architektuře webové stránky. Druhá část se podrobně zabývá organizačním a označovacím systémem webové stránky, rozebírá tělo a design informační architektury. Obecná teorie je vždy aplikována na konkrétní instituci ("ISFAE"). Na konci práce jsou předkládány návrhy na změnu webové stránky "ISFAE".
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Structural study of metal-CeO2/Cu(111) model systems by RHEED
Beran, Jan ; Mašek, Karel (advisor) ; Jiříček, Petr (referee)
The cerium oxide was deposited by reactive vacuum evaporation on the (111) surface of copper single-crystal in oxygen atmosphere at constant substrate temperatures of 25řC, 300řC and 450řC and at increasing temperature from 25řC to 450řC. In each case, the cerium oxide grew epitaxially with the (111) plane parallel to the substrate. The lattice parameter of the oxide increased up to the value of 5,28 during the deposition. At increasing temperature the growth of additional three-dimensional domains with tetrafold symmetry and (100) plane parallel to the surface was observed. Lattice parameter of these domains exhibited the value of 5,36 in the direction parallel to the surface. These domains were also observed by STM. The palladium grew on the cerium oxide surface in form of epitaxial islands having (111) epitaxial plane parallel to the substrate surface. The palladium deposition resulted in the partial reduction of the oxide layer. The reduction was caused by the interaction of the palladium and oxygen atoms leading to the formation of PdO phase. This feature became more pronounced during annealing at 300řC. Annealing at higher temperatures led to coalescence of the palladium islands and thermal induced decomposition of the palladium oxide.
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Information architecture: theories, methodologies
Kvašová, Zuzana ; Kučerová, Helena (advisor) ; Mašek, Karel (referee)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the discipline of information architecture. The concept of information architecture is conceived as an organization of digital information in a World Wide Web network. The first part of work deals with theoretical aspects of the field. In the first chapter is presented the history of the information architecture's concept, its definition and the definition in the context of related disciplines. The following chapters describe the components of information architecture and principles that are used in its creation. Next
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Interoperability between component-based and service-oriented systems
Mašek, Karel
The component-based and service-oriented development have become commonly used techniques for building high quality, evolvable, large systems in a timely and affordable manner. In this setting, interoperability is one the essential issues, since it enables the composition of heterogeneous components and services. The aim of the thesis is to analyze possibilities of interoperability between the SOFA2 component system and the OSGi Service Platform, and based on that propose and implement a solution for mutual collaboration. The actual integration is based on the use of aspects and annotations. The issues connected with the runtime service management (e.g. binding/unbinding services) are handled by the control part of components using the aspects. While, the annotations serve for specifying service-enabled SOFA2 components in a declarative way. The OSGi support is incorporated in both the SOFA2 runtime environment and the tool for developing SOFA2 components. Furthermore, the outlined approach is general and can be easily reused for integrating other SOA-based systems as well.
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