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Solving unconventional arithmetical problems supported by MS Excel with primary pupils
VERNER, Jan
The BA thesis is focused on the two main objectives. The first goal is to introduce some innovative math exercises to primary school students. The exercises are presented in my work through projects, for instance, Mathematical Kangaroo, Mathematical Olympiad, and collections preparing pupils for secondary school examinations and higher education. The second goal of this thesis is to create a collection of mathematical exercises, which would be solved by pupils through the computer software MS Excel. After summarizing the main information about the organization, structure, and general effectiveness of the mathematical projects, the second practical part of the diploma thesis will introduce a compilation of exercises generated in the MS Excel. The main purpose of the mathematical software is to introduce and explain to pupils the functions and teach them how to work with the computer program. It is also significant to show scholars interesting and entertaining form of studying and the software{\crq}s ability to help effectively with solving mathematical exercises, which are often included in books and the projects mentioned above. The software compilation of mathematical exercises is used in practice during the teaching experiment and its behaviour, conclusions, and general monitoring is also included in this thesis.
Prevention of risks in international trade
Verner, Jan ; Sato, Alexej (advisor) ; Šembera, Jan (referee)
International trade goes hand in hand with the humankind since man discovered the fact that some items could be exchanged for others. It is the same with risks which are bounded with international trade since its beginning. The thesis is divided into three main parts. The first part is focused on defining and characterizing risks of international trade according to their origin. The second part describes the most common ways how to avoid these risks. The third part contains detailed analysis of two transactions of the company SOMA spol. s.r.o. on which is this knowledge demonstrated.
Solving recreational mathematics problems as discrete optimization problems
Verner, Jan ; Jablonský, Josef (advisor) ; Fábry, Jan (referee)
The work is focused on the role of discrete linear programming and recreational mathematics. The aim of this work is to acquaint the reader with recreational mathematics and formulations of recreational mathematics problems as integer linear programming problems. This is demonstrated on two board games problems, which are described by a mathematical model and solved with the MPL optimization software. One main part involves the analysis and solution of a Peg solitaire game version, the reader is also been acquainted with.

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