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Johann Hiebel, the painter of frescoes
Fronek, Jiří ; Horyna, Martin (advisor) ; Preiss, Pavel (referee) ; Mádl, Martin (referee)
The painter Johann Hiebel (1679/1681 - 1755), who came from Schwaben (South Germany), was one of the many foreign artists who became residents in Bohemia and significantly influenced the Bohemian baroque art. He arrived in Prague at the end of the year 1707 and his arrival was very seasonable. He has acquired a reputation as a painter of frescoes educated by the famous painter Andrea Pozzo. In a short period of time he started working on projects organized by the most important investors in Bohemia, especially by the Societas Jesu of the Bohemian province, where he realized his most significant frescoes in their churches, chaples and libraries, employing his best abilities. Johann Hiebel established the long-term, close relations with the Jesuits and gained fame by realizing his first important and successful contract in the St.Climent's church in Prague (1714-1715). Consequently he made for them other works in fresco that are counted as his masterpieces - the frescoes in one of the order's churches SJ in Klatovy in 1716, then again in the Klementinum in Prague (Oratorium Congregationis Latinae Maioris 1723 and the Bibliotheca Maior 1724), and finally in Świdnica (Schweidnitz) in the Silesia - the chapel Beatissimea Virgins in Sole of the parish church JS (1726). Other focal point of Hiebel's creation...
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Sobo Marias
Sobotka, Petr ; Malohlava, Michal (referee) ; Kofroň, Jan (advisor)
The aim of this work is a software project of Whist. It is a computer game for one user against two players, which are managed by the computer using algorithms simulating the behaviour of a human player, or for three users playing over network with the help of TCP sockets. In the written part of work there is described the evolution of application from the analysis, used technologies, design to the detailed documentation from both the user's and programmer's point of view. Also included is the overview of the rules of Whist which are used in this game. The program is written in C++ using the library SDL.
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Development of robotic soccer players by methods of evolutionary programming
Dener, Libor ; Petříčková, Zuzana (referee) ; Mráz, František (advisor)
In the present work we study and implmement means to evolve players of robotic soccer. We implement our own simplied model of soccer play and libraries for genetic algorithms and artical neural networks. We focus on players controlled by artical neural networks in the simplied model. We use incremental learning approach in which we rst train the players on simpler subtasks and then we use these players on more complex problems. The neural networks are evolved by genetic algorithms. We demonstrate dierent variants of genetic algorithms and we discuss achieved results.
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Comparison of the possibilities of object-oriented and relational databases
Šolar, Tomáš ; Palovská, Helena (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
This thesis presents the theoretical description of relational and object-oriented databases, including the underlying basic concepts. The paper briefly describes the specific database systems according to various categories. Work tries to look at all the facts in general terms therefore does part of it explain other database principles. On the example of a small library the paper displays the strengths and weaknesses of both principles. Later the paper describes more thoroughly the Caché database system, which can be addressed by both principles. The difference between object and relational approach is then shown in this environment. The goal is therefore to provide side information about the various principles, define the differences in categories and then show the problems on a practical example. Further clarify the specific database system and try to demonstrate the previously defined categories in this environment. One's own contribution to the treated subject can be found in different approaches of the specific models, the comparison of the two approaches on particular examples, the examination of the selected database system and conducting a comparison of the principles in the Caché environment.
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Analys of information need as a part of process modeling
Dressler, Adam ; Svatá, Vlasta (advisor) ; Říhová, Zora (referee)
The objective of this bachelor's thesis is to apply relevant knowledge to practical process modeling in a concrete medium size logistic operation, specifically identifying areas where there are "quick wins" possible, with minimum resources required on the part of the organization. The modeling was done in the ARIS Business Architect software. Relevant definitions and literature research are provided to put the modeling approach into context of the extensive literature on process management. The conflict between the optimum and realistic involvement of the organization's employees in creating the models was addressed by a level of detail of the description where the process steps can be documented materially by screenshots in the ERP system (SAP in this case), individual states of the material and information throughout the main process and by stipulations in the contract with the principal customer. This approach creates a risk of inconsistent, albeit detailed and relevant models. Two features address this pitfall: stringent use of the controls provided by the ARIS software to check library of objects (no synonymy or homonymy even when processes are dealt with form different angles at different times) and embedding of the detailed sub process descriptions (input and output of the detailed sub process always connects to the superior level of description). It appears that observing these principles provides for very early practical results from process modeling. It is thus possible to address some immediate concerns of the organization's functions -- management of organizational change, FMEA process, ensuring legal and contractual compliance etc. A section of the thesis deals with evaluating the maturity of processes. A set of criteria is proposed in analogy to the COBIT method of maturity assessment, A sample process is evaluated using this set of criteria The organization under review is part of the automotive supply chain, observing the principles of lean operation -- namely the pull principle. Interesting analogies exist between this principle being observed in the flow of material and handling of information. Instances are being shown where the non-observance of the pull principle creates problems and some solutions in practical process modeling are suggested to overcome these.
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OpenID user authentication, implementation and support in PHP
Sokol, Vojtěch ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Gála, Libor (referee)
This bachelor work is focused on the user authentication on internet using the OpenID. The OpenID communication protocol is described and also other similar technologies are mentioned. The work introduces implementation methods within the PHP environment and lists which libraries are available and what are the possibilities of the most frequently used PHP frameworks to implement the OpenID authentication.
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Network status visualization
Hejna, Martin ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Beneš, Jiří (referee)
The purpose of this diploma thesis is to provide a complex overview for the network status visualization topic. The diploma thesis is structured into four parts. The first one is dedicated to the definition of the most important terms, together with the description of several visualization methods, network metrics and last but not least to the discussion of visualization risks and benefits. In the second part, an own visualization process is at first proposed and then the particular steps of this process are discussed. Easy to understand examples are applied through this part. In the third part, several method of data collection protocols and visualization tools are briefly described. The analyzed tools are graphic libraries, as well as standalone applications and Network Management Systems. The last part is dedicated to the analysis of the current visualization tools used on the VŠE network. A short analysis of the university's network is also made. According to this analysis, an own solution is proposed for a particular part of network.
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Pharmacy Practice in the Prostějov Region during the Health Care Development Process after the 1989
Navrátilová, Eva ; Dohnal, František (advisor) ; Král, Karel (referee)
Pharmacy Practice in the Prostějov Region during the Health Care Development Process after the 1989 Student: Eva Navrátilová Tutor: Doc. PhDr. František Dohnal, CSc. Social and Clinical Pharmacy Department Pharmaceutical Faculty in Hradec Králové The Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic Theme: Pharmacy Practice in the Prostějov Region during the Health Care Development Process after the 1989 Objective: Survey of the history of pharmacies and pharmacists in the Prostějov Region after the 1989 during the health care development process. Methods: Excerption of the availability literature, processing the regional newspapers that were obtained from the Town library in Prostějov and Town archive in Prostějov, the questionnaires, the materials of the district corporation of the pharmacists and interviews with the local pharmacy keepers. Results: Before 1989 in the Prostějov Region there were 12 pharmacies, 6 in the region and 6 in the city of Prostějov. After the 1989 many new pharmacies were established. Some pharmacies have established the OOVL (a small pharmacy by their "mother pharmacy"), their expansion have begun after the 1998. In the city of Prostějov we can find the pharmacies in the supermarkets too. Some historical pharmacies and some new have disappeared because of their competition. In...
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Versioning compression of text documents.
Paščenko, Petr ; Lánský, Jan (referee) ; Žemlička, Michal (advisor)
In the work we study e ective management of di erent versions of text les. Outcome of the work is an application managing such archives. The application is able to maximally exploit a similarity between versions of les to avoid redundancy of stored information. Application uses the method of Diff erential File Comparision (diff ), improved by additional smaller dividing entities. Contrary to the the classical di it recogizes also word and character diff erences. Precision of the di vary along a text le according to density and character of differences. Due to that a smaller archive is made and moreover in shorter time. Extra reduction of the archive is achieved by the use of the zip compression method implemented by freeware library Info-ZIP.
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Persecution of catholic church in former soviet countries in the years 1945-1956. Case: political process in Frydlant in Bohemia
Heinzl, Jan ; Tumis, Stanislav (advisor) ; Kovář, Martin (referee)
The submitted rigorous theses deal with the political-churchly situation in the Central Europe between the years 1945-1956. It describes the position of Vatican after WWII. and also the development of the Vatican's attitude towards the left-wind ideology. It also gives a picture about the position of the Catholic Church in Poland, East Germany, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. It describes the persecution of bishops, clericals, friars, nuns; it describes the intended limitation of the church's influence on the active Catholics too. 111 A special part consists of the analyses of some historical sources which gives a clear picture about the period of the hardest persecution of the Catholic Church in Czechoslovakia, directly in the frontier region Frýdlant v Čechách. Some important elements of the totalitarian system of that period are described: The State office for clerical affairs, the signification of the Church secretary's activities, the Catholic action, the Catholic cleric's persecution and especially the activity of the internment monastery in Hejnice. One of the parts of these theses is also a study about the delivery transportation of monasterial libraries in Czechoslovakia. As an addition to the topic there are 4 interviews with the victims of the persecution given, there are lists with names of the...
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