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New version of the Diffie-Hellman problem
Sayedová, Monika ; Holub, Štěpán (advisor) ; Hojsík, Michal (referee)
The Diffie-Hellman (DH) problem is a problem that is assumed to be difficult to do, hence the security of many cryptographic protocols is reduced to this problem. We show a new variant of the DH problem - the twin DH problem. We propose a method which allows us to simulate a decision oracle without knowing the discrete logarithms of the elements. We show twin ElGamal encryption and its security in a random oracle model. ElGamal is secure against chosen ciphertext attack when we assume that the symmetric encryption is secure against chosen ciphertext attack and the DH problem is hard. We prove that the DH non-interactive key exchange protocol is secure against an active attack in a random oracle model when the DH problem holds. 1

Need of a resuscitation standard in inpatient medical facilities
DLOUHÁ, Hana
The diploma paper presents a brief overview of the development of resuscitation in the world and current recommendations for resuscitation by the European Resuscitation Council. Also included is a description of basic diagnosis of a sudden cardiac arrest, providing vital functions, including the use of alternative materials and the problems of resuscitation in hospitals. Providing effective resuscitation is reflected in the quality of care provided, which is much emphasized nowadays, especially for the accreditation of medical facilities and the creation of standards for nursing care. The objective of this paper is to determine and compare the extent of knowledge of nurses in the inpatient departments of emergency cardiopulmonary resuscitation at two hospitals, one of which uses a standard resuscitation. Another objective is to create a resuscitation standard for nurses at inpatient departments, submit it to involved nurses for assessment and to determine to what extent the created resuscitation standard contributes to the work of nurses who have not used it yet. The first research question is: How do nurses view the newly created standard? The second research question is: Will nurses appreciate the contribution of the created standard? A given hypothesis implies a greater knowledge of nurses who use the resuscitation standard, than nurses who do not use it. The first phase used a quantitative survey using the questionnaire technique; skills and knowledge of nurses were mapped at two medical facilities, one of which uses a resuscitation standard valid for the entire facility. The questionnaire included 34 items, 21 questions dealt with the knowledge of nurses surveyed, and 13 questions mapped demographic data, work organization and the respondents{\crq} workplace experiences with resuscitation. Based on the results of the quantitative survey, the hypothesis has been confirmed. The results also unveil weaknesses in the training of medical personnel at both hospitals and the surveyed nurses{\crq} knowledge. In the second phase of the survey, nurses who did not have a resuscitation standard were presented with the resuscitation standard version for assessment. The assessment of the standard was carried out with qualitative survey using semi-standardized interviews with senior nurses at nursing stations. These nurses assessed the presented resuscitation standard positively; they welcome its presence and see its benefits in improving nursing care.

The Novel Fortress Besieged: A Translator's Challenge
Lexa, Filip ; Andrš, Dušan (advisor) ; Zádrapa, Lukáš (referee)
Qian Zhongshu's novel Fortress Besieged (Wei cheng), employing a wide variety of literary devices and abounding in cultural references, is a piece of literature exceptionally difficult to translate. This thesis identifies the main categories of problems the translator will encounter during its translation. Taking the English, French and Spanish versions of the novel as its ground, the thesis investigates what the paths are that the translator chooses when translating literary works culturally remote from the target language reader. The author starts out with the theories of Jiří Levý and approaches translation problems from a functional standpoint. He finds out, however, that a successful translation requires an effort not only from the translator but equally from the reader.

Web services support in the .NET framework
Fischer, Roman ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Máša, Michal (referee)
The work targets the very important part of service oriented architecture -- web services. It is focused at one of its practical implementation, from the Microsoft Corporation, especially in the last two releases of .NET Framework. The main target of this work is comprehensive summary and demonstration of Microsoft web services development. The principles of web services and their base in the .NET Framework are described here. At the beginning of this work the web services are put into the scope of service oriented architecture and their main principles are described. Subsequently the .NET Framework is explained with its main principles and with the comparison to the JAVA technology. This part is finished with the explanation of classic ASMX web services. The main part of this work focuses at detailed description of the theoretical and practical aspects of web services in the Windows Communication Foundation and the Windows Workflow Foundation context. Even the development of Windows Forms application is not left out, because they also have done a large progress and they are often consumers of web services. The options of securing web services in the .NET Framework are shown both theoretically and practically including authentication and authorization. The methods of transactional behavior are shown too. The work also focuses at the orchestration of web services including the explanation of workflows with the deployment example. At the end of the work there is revealed how to guarantee interoperability with other technologies, how to manage web services and how to ensure their versioning.

Passive forms in Italian and Czech from the perspective of functional styles
Čechová, Petra ; Obstová, Zora (advisor) ; Štichauer, Pavel (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to theoretically describe periphrastic and reflexive passive in both Italian and Czech language, to establish approximate frequency of Italian periphrastic passive in different functional styles with the help of parallel corpus InterCorp (version 8) and to analyse the means of its translation into Czech. The initial theoretical part deals with a brief description of grammatical categories of verbs, then it focuses on grammatical voice and diathesis and it discuss further the differences in the notion of these terms. Subsequent chapters deal with formal aspects of the passive in both Italian and Czech, with its function and with the restrictions of its use. The last chapter describes the use of the passive in functional styles. The following practical part describes in brief InterCorp and subsequently deals with the problem of analysing the approximate frequency of periphrastic passive in the belles-lettres, newspapers and official type of texts. Finally, it analyses 200 instances of the periphrastic passive in each of the previously mentioned functional styles and it focuses on the means of its translation into Czech.

Two translations of Lady Chatterley's Lover by S. Jílovská and F. Vrba
Petrášková, Radka ; Kalivodová, Eva (advisor) ; Abdallaova, Naděžda (referee)
This thesis attempts to explore the role of the translator's gender in the two translations of D. H. Lawrence's novel Lacfy Chatterlry's Lover. Within the limited context of an M.A. thesis, the writer submits the following: 1. A biography of D. H. Lawrence and a short overv1ew and periodization of his extensive work. 2. An exploration of the position of D.H. Lawrence among his contemporaries together with an attempt to determine his position in the context of the modernist movement and other literary streams and of his life and of the previous epoch. 3. A short overview of D. H. Lawrence's individual philosophy, his attitude to and understanding of women and men women relationships and the reflection of these views in Lawrence's work. An exploration of Lawrence's fiction of women and his fiction woman's experience of physical love is included. 4. An overview of the genesis of D. H. Lawrence's novel Lacfy Chatteriry'J Lover, including a factual appraisal of previous versions and an account of its content. A more comprehensive coverage of the topic follows, including an account of the reception of D. H. Lawrence's work in Great Britain and in the USA, and of Lacfy Chatterlry'.r Lover in particular, as well as Lawrence's clash with censorship. There is an examination of the early reception of Lawrence's work...

Influence of The Tax Base in Different Ways Property Acquisition
Czeczotková, Iveta ; David, Jaroš (referee) ; Svirák, Pavel (advisor)
This thesis deals with finding the ideal way of financing a new car for the company M&S Elektro Třinec s. r. o. Different methods of acquisition, primarily loans and leasing, are compared and it looks for a variant, which has under these conditions the most favorable affect on the tax base. It examines tax aspects of various versions of the acquisition and recommends the most appropriate way of acquiring the property.

Selecting an optimal set of features for the morphological tagging of Czech
Raab, Jan
This work continues in implementational and experimental project Morče, which aimed to create the best possible morphological Czech tagger based on hidden Markov model with averaged perceptron. Successfulness of algorithm depends mainly on a selected set of features describing a context, which determines choice of a tag. The work describes briefly the algorithm and its implementation. Main part of the work consists of a lot of experiments which explore possible feature sets, their successfulness and their relationships. Few clear rules are defined for comparison of versions. Fivefold crossvalidation with t-test is used for verification of statistical significance. After the work was started, new Czech data became available, so all experiments used data from PDT 2.0. Side effect of this work was statistical significant improvement of successfulness. However, the best Czech tagger was obviously not overwhelmed. Some modifications were made in order to perform automatic version development. It was executed in small extent and also described.

Implementation of ICT projects according to ITIL version 3
Krištofič, Michael ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Bruckner, Tomáš (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the implementation of ICT projects according to the third release of internationally respected IT infrastructure library (ITIL v3). To be specific, it is about two projects executed by the Renault company -- ToIP which deals with the voice transmission using the data network and S.P.T. concerning workstations' standardization. The objective of this thesis is to describe the implementation process of both projects into the business life and to evaluate the processes and outcomes based on the ITIL v3 recommendations. This goal will be delivered by studying available theoretical materials, authors personal work experience from the position of IT support in Renault and by confrontation praxis with theoretical knowledge. The main benefits of this work are the evaluation of the implementation process correctness according to the ITIL best practices, eventual deficiencies revealing and possible improvement propositions. This work is divided into theoretical and practical part. First, theoretical part is then divided into two captures -- the opening section describes the ITIL v3 best practices with the main focus on Service Transition and Service Operation. Second section is dedicated to the VoIP (voice over internet protocol) technology, part of which is also theoretical knowledge of voice transformation into the digital form, components of VoIP network and the most frequently used architectures. Second, practical part focuses on the projects` implementation. In conclusion the implementation process will be confronted with the ITIL v3 and based on detected failures possible improvements will be proposed.

Fire Station Type C2
Wojcik, Jindřich ; Dohnal, Jakub (referee) ; Fuciman, Ondřej (advisor)
Diplom thesis is about design of the fire station of type C2 for the HZS. The building is divided into two parts. First part of a building is designed as a rectangular recessed floor. The first part of building consists of two floors and one underground floor. Roofed by a single-layer flat roof of soft PVC. The building will be used to perform the services, the fire brigade. It will be used 24 hours a day. In the basement is located warehouse, HVAC room, utility room and a lounge with an alternative source of electricity. On the first floor are designed garages for storage technique and also the dressing room, workroom, washing box, warehouse, room for chemical-technical service and concierge. The second floor is designed to serve firefighters. The second part of the building is a training tower, which will be used to train firefighters and for drying hoses. The training tower is designed as a simple steel structure with four floors. The project was developed in the educational version of ArchiCAD 16th project is designed in accordance with the requirements of a layout, architectural design, structural design proper and safe use of the building.