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Reification of the DEECo component model and its application in virtual-world simulations
Forch, Jan ; Bureš, Tomáš (advisor) ; Gemrot, Jakub (referee)
In the domain of dynamically evolving distributed systems composed of autonomous and (self-) adaptive components, the task of systematically managing the design complexity of their communication and composition is a pressing issue. This stems from the dynamic nature of such systems, where components and their bindings may appear and disappear without anticipation. As one way of addressing the challenge, [15] proposes a new component model (called DEECo), which features separation of concerns via a mechanism of dynamic implicit bindings with implicit communication. This leads to introduction of autonomous components and their dynamic interaction groups (called ensembles). The goal of the thesis is to reify the DEECo concepts and paradigms in a Java-based implementation connected to a simulation of a virtual world. As such, the thesis should provide a platform for experimentation with DEECo-based applications.
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Self-censorship on Facebook
KRAUSOVÁ, Vladimíra
The thesis deals with self-censorship on the biggest online social network Facebook. The main purpose was to determine the reasons for using self-censorship on Facebook. Qualitative research was elaborated with usage of semi structured interview focused on virtual world of active Facebook users and on deeper examination of it. Theoretical part describes concepts and ideas related to the theme of the thesis. The methodological part describes in detail the qualitative research and it's requirements. The analytical part deals with the research itself, analysis of transcribed interviews and with the rules designed by researcher for safe use of Facebook by children. The researcher has decided to set the rules from the findings determined during the creation of the thesis. The self-censorship is the key to the safe behavior on Facebook. Every user of this social network has to learn how to distinguish, what could be placed there and what shouldn't.
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Tool for programming in a physical environment
Křen, Tomáš ; Hnětynka, Petr (advisor) ; Ježek, Pavel (referee)
The subject of this work is to implement the game conceived as an interactive physical environment in which a user creates a virtual world in hierarchical two-dimensional space by inserting, moving and connecting objects. However, the world, or his parts, also represents the syntax of a program. This is achieved mainly because the game includes different kinds of objects called functions, which occupy the same role, as a function in classic programming languages. The program also includes active agents controlled by an internal program, which is made up of these functions.
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Interactive whiteboards in the teaching of Czech language and literature
REZKOVÁ, Aneta
The topic of bachelor's thesis is evaluation of using interactive boards like an alternative tools for lessons of Czech language and literature in primary schools. Theoretical part includes definitions of e-resource and programs which interactive boards are able to operate with. Next part of theory describes using of different forms of teaching. Practical part deals with comparing of perception of teaching with interactive board between students and teachers. Moreover, it describes and evaluates the way in which pupils and teachers are using interactive board in small and larger schools in selected districts. This comparing is performed by comparative methods. The main goal is finding out the rate and method of using interactive boards in lessons of selected lessons.
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Simulation of Entities Collective Behavior in Virtual World
Vymazal, Tomáš ; Žák, Pavel (referee) ; Láník, Aleš (advisor)
Theme of this work is to evaluate and compare aviable paradigms for entity control in virtual worlds, and to implement one of these paradigms in application. Dynamic finite state machine upgraded using genetic algorithms has been chosen. This paradigm should make agent's behavior better and adapt agent to required state: i.e. make agent harvest resources in virtual world. Output of this work is application for running evolution and application for 3D view of agent's behavior.
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Virtual World
Hamal, Jakub ; Heriban, Pavel (referee) ; Roupec, Jan (advisor)
The content of this thesis is to describe process of developing computer game and presentation of Unity3D game engine. Acquisition of knowledge is used to create simple application for PC. The first chapter of this thesis deals with describing proces sof komputer games developing, Unity3D game egnine and its Integrated Development Enviroment, known as Unity Editor is described in the sekond charter with other programs, uset to creating sample application. Last chapter deals with describing creation of application via using techniques and software, which are described in first two chapters.
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Intensive and Extensive development in MMORPG
Jergon, Roman ; Svatoš, Oleg (advisor)
This work deals with possible use of MMORPGs (Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) and their virtual worlds for purposes of economical and sociological surveys. In the first part, it shows what MMORPGs are, and what their potential is. In addition, the second part covers issues that limit current virtual worlds for scientific use. The third part presents one of most limiting factors of virtual worlds – research and development comparing to real world. It also illustrates that the R&D system should be in hands of users. R&D system brings dynamics into real world economy and therefore it should bring dynamics into economy of virtual worlds. Inspired by Kuhn’s analysis of research development this work divides development into intensive and extensive. Intensive development brings new scientific theories. While extensive development contributes to scientific theories brought by intensive development and expands them. The fourth part is discussing solutions to some other limits that prevent implementation of research and development system into virtual worlds. Last part of this work demonstrates implementation thoughts about intensive and extensive development in virtual worlds. This work does not claim to be all covering as many of outlined questions deserve deeper research but it shows concept for solution for some these questions.
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Modern addictions
ŘEZNÍČKOVÁ, Eva
The Bachelor thesis The modern addiction is focused on internet issues and risks, which are connected with internet connection not only for the young. The thesis is in the theoretical part focused on the definition of fundamental terms, i.e. the young, lifestyle of the young and their specific communication, further more media and their effect on the young. Last but not least, the characteristic of internet as a source and risks of this modern addiction are showed here. The practical part is focused on the mapping of internet position and effect on the life of today´s youth. The aim of this thesis it to analyze the internet effect in its form and content on the current youth. I describe in the thesis how internet influences today´s youth and what pitfalls may arise from that.
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Children, youth and use of Facebook
MARVANOVÁ, Eva
This bachelor´s thesis deals with the attitude of children an teen-agers to a social network called the Facebook. It tries to find out whether children and teen-agers use the Facebook in their free time an whether they realize this risks connected with its using. The thesis is divided into a theoretical part and a parctical part. In the teoretical part there are defined terms like children, teen-agers, a free time, an internet, cyber-bullying, a virtual world and a virtual reality and the Facebook is not missing, of course. There are also described the risks, that the Facebook can bring with its using. The practical part is occupied by research. The results of the research are an interpretation of spending children´s free on Facebook and of the risks, that can be occured by using the Facebook.
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