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The Discourse of Mobile Technologies Advertising
Šutera, Ondřej ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Rujbrová, Šárka (vedoucí práce)
The bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of the language in advertising on considered samples of contemporary advertising. It analyses the concept and origin of advertising, its history and categorization. The practical part analyses modern advertisements. The thesis unifies the theoretical and practical knowledge about the advertising and its language.
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New technologies in art
Djordjevic, Ilija ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Smutný, Milan (vedoucí práce)
This thesis deals with an issue of new technologies in art. The thesis approaches the issue by dividing it in three parts: new technologies in art, new types of art and the effect of the internet on art. Each of these three parts are elaborated on by using at least one example from the real world. Virtual reality and its practical use for art will be the subject of the first part, the second part will feature video games and what could make them art, finally the third part will use reddit.com in order to examine the effect social media has on art, artists, and those who consume art.
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Effectiveness of Machine Translation
Kvapil, Lukáš ; Reich, Pavel (oponent) ; Kotásek, Miroslav (vedoucí práce)
The thesis considers machine translation(MT) in terms of difficulties it deals with, describes the most common methods and, with practical examples of MT, evaluates its quality and possible applications. In the first place, the MT has to deal with differences between languages, which can have different inflection, grammatical categories and syntax. Methods to deal with morphological, grammatical and syntactical differences are therefore required. Another problem is on the level of semantics; the MT systems must successfully identify meaning of words and choose appropriate translation. However, the computers have only limited capability in understanding of the meaning and considering context, as well as in making greater decisions about the whole text. To successfully deal with all problems of translation, a complete artificial inteligence would be required, which is not yet available. The most advanced in terms of AI seems to be the neural machine translation, which is the most modern method already used by online translators. The practical example of translation of several types of texts from English to Czech (and from CS to EN) with Google Translate shows that NMT can cope with many language differences and it can often successfully translate terminology and longer phrases, but it still produces a large number of mistakes, reason for which cannot be observed directly, and its behavior is inconsistent and sensitive to any change. To this day, there is still no universal system that would be able to produce Fully Automatic High-Quality Translation. MT application is restricted either by reduced quality of the output or by designing MT system only for specific field or purpose. MT can overall improve translation efficiency, while human involvement is required, but it will not replace human translators in the near future.
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Commented translation
Novák, Přemek ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Smutný, Milan (vedoucí práce)
This bachelor thesis deals with Czech to English translation of a scientific text. The goal is to translate and then comment on an educational text about computer architecture. The thesis will draw upon various linguistic tools to identify and name differences between Czech and English languages and explain how to maintain the same meaning in the genre of a scientific text.
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Commented translation III
Klouda, Adam ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Krhutová, Milena (vedoucí práce)
Bachelor’s thesis “Electrotechnology – commented translation” aims at translating Czech scientific text into English language, which is used as a study material for students of Electrotechnology, and to convey comparative analysis of both the original and the translated text. The source text is divided into nine chapters from which several extracts were selected and analysed in terms of linguistics. Each of them is concerned with different area of electrical engineering and diverse variety of scientific terms is used. This bachelor’s thesis offers essential theory concerned with translation of scientific texts written in style of science and technology.
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Commented translation
Rajsigl, Tomáš ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Smutný, Milan (vedoucí práce)
The Core of this Commented translation bachelor thesis is the translation of a scientific text from the magazine Energo, which focuses on the field of electrical engineering, mainly the technology of the power supply. A commentary on the differences between the source text and the target text is presented. The topics of transmitting information, cohesion, terminology and localization are discussed. In addition, particularities of the scientific style are debated.
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Commented translation
Michalov, Ján ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Zmrzlá, Petra (vedoucí práce)
In this bachelor's thesis, two translations are provided, the first of a popular scientific article, and the second of a technical text. With both translations, an analysis is presented, elaborating on reasons why the author has chosen this particular typical translation obstacles of the given text and its genre. In the conclusion we can find various differences between the expected translation obstacles and the results from practice. It also further compares these two texts and their genres from the translation standpoint.
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Commented Translation of Technical Text
Mičková, Daniela ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Langerová, Petra (vedoucí práce)
This bachelor thesis deals with the translation of a didactic text from the electrical engineering field. The work aims to translate and analyze a didactic technical text and is divided into three main parts. The theoretical part introduces namely the characteristics of technical style and didactic style, types of translation procedures, translation transformation and the functional sentence perspective. The practical part presents an English translation of an excerpt taken from a university textbook and the analytic part aims presenting the problems that occurred during the translation process and the assessment of the characteristics of technical didactic style based on this translation analysis.
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Comparative Analysis of Selected CAT Tools
Martinka, David ; Kotásek, Miroslav (oponent) ; Reich, Pavel (vedoucí práce)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to find and compare two free-to-use and two paid Computer Assisted Translation Tools. As for this purpose were from the free-to-use field chosen OmegaT and Across, while from the paid category were picked tools MemoQ and SDL Trados Studio 2015 due to the required requirements that these tools fit. Each application was tested and researched under identical circumstances (= with an identical testing file). Afterwards, all applications were evaluated and the better one was chosen.
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