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Programming of Micro:bit in block-oriented environment
PRŠALA, Jan
This thesis is focusing on creating a textbook designed for secondary schools about programming a programmable board micro:bit in a block environment. The thesis is based on a similar textbook designed for high schools from a project PRIM. This original textbook is designed for technical high schools and deals with programming micro:bit in Python. The programmable board micro:bit, her functions, history and usability in schools are described in the theoretical part. Aside from that, various block environments and their usability in programming micro:bit are also described there. Programming micro:bit in a selected environment is then compared to programming it in Python. All exercises from the original textbook are analysed in the practical part of the thesis. Exercises are tested and it's decided if they can be recreated in the selected environment. For those exercises that can't be recreated, new exercises are created instead of them. The textbook itself is divided into several chapters. Each chapter describes one function of micro:bit, for example how buttons, sound or communication between two or more micro:bits work. Pupils will learn about those functions via elementary exercises. The textbook is free for download on the internet under the same license as the original textbook.
Interactive Data Structures
PRŠALA, Jan
The goal of this thesis is creating simple application for teaching dats structures - mostly focusing on data structures queue, stack, linked list, binary search tree and hash table. Each data structure is contained in its own modul and is shown on an example from the real world and in an abstract example, which can be modified by the user. This thesis itself contains the description of the data structures mentioned above. Instructions on how to add more modules are also there. The application itself with all the source code and the example of implementation of each data structure is located on the enclosed CD.

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