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Comparative analysis of professional English texts
Cibulková, Magda ; Smutný, Milan (oponent) ; Zmrzlá, Petra (vedoucí práce)
The purpose of this bachelor thesis is to compare three professional English texts which describe humanoid robots, each from a different perspective. The first text is taken from a scientific magazine called ‘Science Robotics‘ and represents the popular-scientific style. The second text is taken from the book ‘Humanoid Robots, Human-like machines‘ and it is an example of the scientific prose style. The third material used for the analysis is a video that was released on a YouTube channel of company CNET. It was necessary to convert the video to written form, before starting to analyse it. Certainly, there are considerable distinctions between these texts because they are intended for different types of readers or listeners. The bachelor thesis describes the contents of these three texts and explains their styles. Moreover, the thesis focuses on the comparison of spoken and written discourse, the language functions of the texts according to the linguist Roman Jacobson, and the register levels of the analysis.
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Zelená energie: výhody a rizika
Cibulková, Magda ; Balgová, Zuzana (oponent) ; Hrabová, Kristýna (vedoucí práce)
Diplomová práce se zabývá problematikou zelené energie. V první, teoretické, části práce jsou popsány základní typy obnovitelných zdrojů, včetně principů fungování a výhod a nevýhod. V druhé, praktické části diplomové práce, jsou provedeny analýzy SLEPTE a SWOT, jejichž cílem je podat ucelený a komplexní přehled o výhodách a rizicích zelené energetiky. Následně je zpracován diagram Ishikawa, který graficky znázorňuje příčiny vedoucí k přechodu k zelené energii. V závěru práce jsou ve zjednodušeném formuláři metody FMEA identifikována a bodově ohodnocena environmentální rizika zelené energie, a následně navržena protiopatření k jejich eliminaci.
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Comparative analysis of professional English texts
Cibulková, Magda ; Smutný, Milan (oponent) ; Zmrzlá, Petra (vedoucí práce)
The purpose of this bachelor thesis is to compare three professional English texts which describe humanoid robots, each from a different perspective. The first text is taken from a scientific magazine called ‘Science Robotics‘ and represents the popular-scientific style. The second text is taken from the book ‘Humanoid Robots, Human-like machines‘ and it is an example of the scientific prose style. The third material used for the analysis is a video that was released on a YouTube channel of company CNET. It was necessary to convert the video to written form, before starting to analyse it. Certainly, there are considerable distinctions between these texts because they are intended for different types of readers or listeners. The bachelor thesis describes the contents of these three texts and explains their styles. Moreover, the thesis focuses on the comparison of spoken and written discourse, the language functions of the texts according to the linguist Roman Jacobson, and the register levels of the analysis.
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