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Evaluation and classification in academic physical education
Lonská, Julie ; Fialová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Tilinger, Pavel (referee)
Title: Evaluation and classification in academic physical education Goals: The main goal of this work is to analyze the opinion of the current teachers of physical education on the methods of evaluation and classification in academic physical education within elementary and high schools. How is the relation of the tutors towards classification and verbal evaluation of the students within physical education and what are their main criteria for evaluation. Further, evaluate students questionnaires related to their opinion on given classification. Methodology: The methodology used in this work was a research questionnaire within 20 schools in Prague (10 elementary and 10 high). The first questionnaire, which was created for teachers, had 40 questions where the first 36 had a closed form and the remaining 4 questions had an open form, where respondents answered with their own opinion. The second questionnaire was created for students and had 39 questions. Only one answer was possible for each question. Only the last question had an open form. The questionnaire was focused on the ways of the evaluation of students within physical education, criteria for classification within physical education, scarcities and priorities of these ways of evaluation. Results: It was proven from the analysis of the results...
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New methods for increasing cutting tools effort
Janák, Marcel ; Humár, Anton (referee) ; Zemčík, Oskar (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals about methods which increases the effort of cutting tools. The first part includes the base scheme of cutting tools separation and tool materials. The second part is centreds on common effects which influences increasing of cutting tools effort and actual methods which are used in practises. In the third part are comparisons of methods which increases the cutting tools effort between ISCAR and their rivals.
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Gravital conveyor for transport
Fatka, Milan ; Pokorný, Přemysl (referee) ; Kašpárek, Jaroslav (advisor)
The aim was to propose a conveying gravity path for the transport of steel casting in the context of inter-transfer service. The conveyor is dealt with valid norms with regard to simplicity of design, production and assembly (disassembly) with broad use of standardized parts. It was also seen to be done to take advantage of the proposal in solution of similar specification.
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Software Estimation
Surňák, Peter ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Stanovská, Iva (referee)
This thesis deals with software estimation, describes individual methods which may be used for constructing estimates in terms of effort, time and costs. It also deals with quality of estimate, the way it is used, the process of selection of the right method and other consequences. The main goal of thesis is creating a compact overview of currently known and used methods and approaches to constructing estimates. As a secondary target comes an example of practical use of estimate on a simulated project, where the way of choosing estimating method is presented, based on project attributes such as size, current stage of project or project type. For achieving these intentions, it is important to first set up basic framework of basic terms such as estimate, estimating, project and software project. Apart from just defining these terms, there are some necessary interrelations which must be explained before anything else. Another step is creating categorization of particular methods, their description, restrictions and suitable uses. The quality of an estimate, including factors which may bias, degrade or improve it, is another step towards final goal. Consequences, which may arise when wrong estimate has been provided, are one more piece of mosaic to this work. Lastly, case study demonstrate how to choose from estimating methods and use them on particular project. The expected benefits of the thesis are mainly in summarizing of existing approaches to the art of estimating broken down to categories, as well as list of principles and factors which affects an estimate and the ways estimates influence the project (in either positive or negative direction).
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Usage of the UCP Method (Use Case Point Analysis) in Estimation of Effort in SW Development
Staněk, Miroslav ; Stanovská, Iva (advisor) ; Zelenka, Ivo (referee)
This bachelor project takes up the subject of summarizing selected methods of analyzing effort of software development. The aim of the project is to explain the calculation progress of some of the methods, while the UCP method and other methods based on the model are emphasized. The UCP method mentioned is used on a practical example and its realization facilitates the comprehension of the essence how single weights of the factors are adjusted and demonstrates the influence of every factor on the final estimate of effort of development. All of the information about the methods are based on previous thorough study of available literature and information sources. Gathered knowledge is used in the realization of the example as well.
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