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Optimization procedure for the determination of usual prices of flats in development projects
Vlčková, Iva ; Marková, Leonora (referee) ; Mikš, Lubomír (referee) ; Bradáč, Albert (advisor)
The pricing of developer projects and housing is a broad area. Setting the right common price is important especially in case of court actions, execution proceedings, the privatising of housing, company mergers, capital investments in companies, estate settlements, liquidations etc. In all these cases substantial financial values are at stake and that is why it is necessary to have quality, correct factual grounds. The sole and at the same time most important basis is an expert opinion, which should guarantee an objective assessment of all circumstances that may influence the common pricing of property, in order to prevent any prejudice to the parties involved, or ensure there is no doubt in respect of possible graft. At present there is no methodology for common pricing of units (apartments and commercial premises) within a larger complex, which would take locality, placement, size, fittings, general state and other parameters that influence the price, into consideration. Yet it is common knowledge that the same unit will have a different price on the first floor, higher floors or top floor, window orientation and view, better surrounding area etc. It is also common that a larger unit with the same fittings and appurtenances will have a lower unit price than a smaller unit. The pricing in these cases is more intuitive, rather than based on analyses and reasoning. The dissertations´ aim was a methodology of pricing individual units in houses or larger complexes, which would simultaneously objectify subjective pricing, providing a rationale that would be unambiguous. This is important especially in case of court actions, execution proceedings or the privatising of housing, to preclude any bias or suspicion of corruption. The methodology also includes a software application that automatically computes input data and allows reviewing of results.
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The Proposal for Cycling Paths in the Area of Benešov u Prahy
Havlíček, Jan ; Vlčková, Iva (advisor) ; Přibyl, Ivan (referee)
This work deals with the possibilities of cyclotourism in Benesov and its surroundings. The work contains characteristics of the region, the present traffic situation, the condition of the cycling routes, recently created new route and alphabetic index of tourist attractions and places of interest. The survey was cared on by the use method of a questionnaire and it's analysis. Technical parameters, a brief itinerary and a detailed synopsis are provided for each route. All routes are drawn in the map, elevation profile is provided.
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The Proposal for Cycling Paths in the Area of Benešov u Prahy
Havlíček, Jan ; Vlčková, Iva (advisor) ; Přibyl, Ivan (referee)
This work deals with the possibilities of cyclotourism in Benesov and its surroundings. The work contains characteristics of the region, the present traffic situation, the condition of the cycling routes, recently created new route and alphabetic index of tourist attractions and places of interest. The survey was cared on by the use method of a questionnaire and it's analysis. Technical parameters, a brief itinerary and a detailed synopsis are provided for each route. All routes are drawn in the map, elevation profile is provided.
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Movement Games for Children from 5-8 Years Old with the Aim of Harmonic Development
Adamíčková, Alžběta ; Hájek, Jeroným (advisor) ; Vlčková, Iva (referee)
Motoric games are one of the most popular and widespread activities at the primary and nursery schools. There is so many of them that they can be easily used during the whole year and across all school subjects. The thesis on the theme "Motoric games of children from 5 to 8 years of age" with a focus on their harmonic development is above all dealing with specialized literature characterizing the mental and physical aspect of a child's personality at the given age. After examining the literature, based on the information gathered on the child's development, several criteria for harmonic child's development were set out. These criteria were than used as a basis for compiling the Collection of motoric games optimal for a harmonic child's development.
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Optimization procedure for the determination of usual prices of flats in development projects
Vlčková, Iva ; Marková, Leonora (referee) ; Mikš, Lubomír (referee) ; Bradáč, Albert (advisor)
The pricing of developer projects and housing is a broad area. Setting the right common price is important especially in case of court actions, execution proceedings, the privatising of housing, company mergers, capital investments in companies, estate settlements, liquidations etc. In all these cases substantial financial values are at stake and that is why it is necessary to have quality, correct factual grounds. The sole and at the same time most important basis is an expert opinion, which should guarantee an objective assessment of all circumstances that may influence the common pricing of property, in order to prevent any prejudice to the parties involved, or ensure there is no doubt in respect of possible graft. At present there is no methodology for common pricing of units (apartments and commercial premises) within a larger complex, which would take locality, placement, size, fittings, general state and other parameters that influence the price, into consideration. Yet it is common knowledge that the same unit will have a different price on the first floor, higher floors or top floor, window orientation and view, better surrounding area etc. It is also common that a larger unit with the same fittings and appurtenances will have a lower unit price than a smaller unit. The pricing in these cases is more intuitive, rather than based on analyses and reasoning. The dissertations´ aim was a methodology of pricing individual units in houses or larger complexes, which would simultaneously objectify subjective pricing, providing a rationale that would be unambiguous. This is important especially in case of court actions, execution proceedings or the privatising of housing, to preclude any bias or suspicion of corruption. The methodology also includes a software application that automatically computes input data and allows reviewing of results.
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Comparison of vaccination strategies and schemes in the European union and in the Czech Republic
VLČKOVÁ, Iva
Vaccination is one of the most important preventive epidemiological measures. My thesis focuses on comparing vaccination strategies of the EU countries with those of the Czech Republic. When collecting information, I studied the present situation of all twenty seven EU countries, including WHO recommendations on immunization, and suggestions of both ECDC and vaccine producers. Available incidence data about particular preventable diseases and vaccination coverage are also mentioned. Furthermore, I also point out the effectiveness of vaccination, illustrating the fact on the occurrence of specific illnesses. This is especially apparent from Czech vaccination schedule for measles, which, owing to taken measures, occur only as an imported malady. Vaccination schedules vary considerably among the EU countries. The Czech Republic follows same schedules as most of the EU countries and has a well-developed vaccination system, established in Notice no. 537/2006 Sb. of vaccination against infectious diseases, as amended. The number of illnesses, vaccination against which is prescribed, almost doesn?t differ from other European countries, and neither does the sickness rate. Quite to the contrary; compared to certain EU states, vaccination coverage in the Czech Republic is steadily high and recommendations to update vaccination schedules arise only from new findings and freshly emerged epidemiological situation. New vaccines against infectious diseases are being introduced to the market each year and individual countries therefore often reappraise, adjust and update their vaccination schedules. It?s imperative that they take into consideration present epidemiological situation, both in the countries themselves and in surrounding states, and also the knowledge of trends in infectious diseases occurrence. It?s necessary to update vaccination schedules and to increase the number of vaccines ? be it within periodic vaccinations covered by state, or personally requested vaccinations compensated by insurance companies ?, thus improving vaccination coverage. 5 Attempts at unification are unrealistic. In view of various epidemiological situations, means of individual countries, and attitudes towards vaccination in certain liberal leaning states, it is not possible to dictate vaccine use or vaccination schedules to any country. Considering the scope of the issue, the aim of my thesis isn?t to suggest solutions, but rather to monitor the present circumstances in individual states, find sources of information, and compare the situation in the EU and Czech Republic.
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