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Usage of Statistical Methods to Assure Capability of Production Process
Peroutka, Michal ; Pelánek, David (referee) ; Doubravský, Karel (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with usage of statistical methods to assure capability of production process. The theoretical part includes the definition of quality management, basic statistical concepts and statistical process control. The practical part presents basic information about the company P & L, spol. s r. o. and analyzes the production process of selected parts. The tools of statistical process control are applied and measures to assure capability of production process are proposed.
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Motor skills and elementary school children depending on their lifestyle
Peroutka, Michal ; Kovaříková, Miroslava (advisor) ; Kočí, Jana (referee)
My diploma thesis consists of a theoretical part, which deals with fine motor skills, capabilities and motor learning. I am dedicating myself to divide motor capabilities and skills into separate parts and their progress, particularly the progress of an individual. It also deals with the influence and significance of physical activities to an individual's health and I am also defining the physical activities at a primary school. The following part of my diploma thesis contains a short text about testing motor skills at a primary school. Another part of my diploma thesis is a research, in which the level of movement skills of specific students of the primary school is tested by a test battery UNIFITTEST (6-60), and their lifestyles are questioned in questionnaires. I ask investigative questions and hypotheses. This part also contains tables with acquired results, data processing in graphs and results of questionnaires of chosen participants. I compare the results with statistical tables for boys and girls of the age. The last part of the diploma thesis contains a practical part which explains and answers questions from the research and it also validates or disproves said supposals. We can find an analysis, a validation and how results can be used in pedagogical practice, because I currently teach...
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Usage of Statistical Methods to Assure Capability of Production Process
Peroutka, Michal ; Pelánek, David (referee) ; Doubravský, Karel (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with usage of statistical methods to assure capability of production process. The theoretical part includes the definition of quality management, basic statistical concepts and statistical process control. The practical part presents basic information about the company P & L, spol. s r. o. and analyzes the production process of selected parts. The tools of statistical process control are applied and measures to assure capability of production process are proposed.
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Vliv sportovních odvětví s jednostranným zatížením - HOKEJ - na poškození páteře a pohybového aparátu
PEROUTKA, Michal
Abstract This bachelor thesis discusses the issue of impact of specific ice-hockey movement on the player{\crq}s locomotory system. The thesis was aimed to identify the occurrence rate of spinal damage and locomotory system function disorders in a selected set of top sportsmen. The strategy of this bachelor thesis is based on quantitative research. A standardized interview and observation methods were used for data collection. It includes clinical examination methods of aspection, palpation and testing. Photos and videos were used to obtain more accurate evaluation of some clinical examinations. The acquired data were tabulated and a positive finding rate was evaluated in percentage. The set under evaluation was created by random selection with the following criteria: - Respondent is a top ice hockey player - Respondent player{\crq}s position is defender or forward The set includes 60 members who are divided in three sections by age categories of the Rules & Regulations of the Czech Ice Hockey Association. In addition, this breakdown provides information on whether the damage rate of occurrence depends on how long the player has played the sport. The survey results confirmed a hypothesis that ice hockey contributes to spinal damage and locomotory system function disorders. This thesis should provide another piece of evidence that the player{\crq}s locomotory system is not adequately considered in the training process. It is documented that although this issue is mentioned in training methods, preventive and corrective actions with respect to inflicted locomotory system injuries are not sufficiently used in practice.
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