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Cycle Path GIS of Moravian Wine Trails
Ondráček, Daniel ; Bartoněk, Dalibor (referee) ; Ježek, Jiří (advisor)
This master thesis deals with the design and creation of a geographic information system focusing on cyclists. For the purpose of this thesis was processed southern part of the Znojmo wine trail. GIS will be used for display during route according to various criteria and interesting tourist destinations that are located on the route. The individual objects photographs were taken and information collected in the field. Cyclists GIS was created in ArcGIS 10.1 for Desktop from ESRI, which allows to perform analysis of these data.
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Cycle Path GIS of Moravian Wine Trails
Ondráček, Daniel ; Bartoněk, Dalibor (referee) ; Ježek, Jiří (advisor)
This master thesis deals with the design and creation of a geographic information system focusing on cyclists. For the purpose of this thesis was processed southern part of the Znojmo wine trail. GIS will be used for display during route according to various criteria and interesting tourist destinations that are located on the route. The individual objects photographs were taken and information collected in the field. Cyclists GIS was created in ArcGIS 10.1 for Desktop from ESRI, which allows to perform analysis of these data.
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Cataloging tools for OpenData
Šedivec, Tomáš ; Chlapek, Dušan (advisor) ; Kučera, Jan (referee)
The whole work is dealing with so-called. OpenData. Since this topic is very extensive, this paper focuses only on cataloging tools (catalogs) for open data. The main reason for this narrower focus is still great variability and new technologies that are of interest not only for the individuals or institutions but also for the whole public administration. For example at the beginning of this work none Czech national open data catalog existed, in the course of writing it managed to launch and now works almost flawlessly. Therefore, it is an important part of a retrospective view. The main objective of this work is to analyze the situation of the national catalogs of open data in selected locations, mapping the requirements of catalogs by avaible documents, creation of criteria and assessed according to criteria selected cataloging tool. Benefits include compiled criteria that can serve additional work or other purposes, and the aforementioned retrospective view. The structure of the work will be divided into several basic blocks, which can be summarized into the structure: Introduction, practical part, analytical part, conclusion. The introduction explains the reasons and aims of work and achievement. The practical part describes the past and present status issues. In the analytical part are assessed as suitable criteria / requirements that are applied to the selected tool. In the end everything is summed up.
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Requirements analysis and design of IS - case study
Plechatý, Radek ; Oškrdal, Václav (advisor) ; Pavlíček, Antonín (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to acquaint the readers with the concept of acquiring requirements for the information system design. The theoretical part of the thesis defines what a requirement is, what different types of requirements there are, the structure of the requirement catalogue and the role of an analyst while acquiring user requirements. The theoretical part then describes methods used to acquire and record requirements. The practical part applies the discussed topics to real life organization. The two most effective methods for acquiring and recording requirements are selected for this organization. The organization undergoes a requirement analysis with the use of these methods. Requirement catalogue is created based on this analysis. The catalogue will assist in designing a new information system for the organization.
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Methods of requirements gathering
Micka, Radek ; Kunstová, Renáta (advisor) ; Meloun, Michal (referee)
The aim of this work is to provide comprehensive information about the process of gathering information system requirements and the practical use of obtained informations on a real project. The paper defines the notion of requirement. It further describes the various methods of collecting and recording requirements. In a separate chapter are described phases of requirement process. The practical case demonstrates using of acquired methods and knowledge. The outputs of this work are written requirements for information system and a prototype, which was one of the tools for requirements gathering.
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Software requirements in banking
Janoušková, Irena ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (advisor) ; Maryška, Miloš (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the areas of requirements management in large organizations, especially banks. Bank projects have their own characteristics, as well as the banking environment as such. The paper will analyze the problem of requirements management in general and during description of best practices and methodological procedures attention will be drawn to the peculiar characteristics of the banking environment. This thesis focuses mainly on methodological and personal aspects of requirements management - the role of the analyst and the requirements management methodology. One of the main goals is selection of requiremets management methodology suitable for use in banks. Other important objectives are the description of best practices and mapping of the description of requirements management in the most widely used software development methodologies. The paper can serve as a textbook for junior analysts and other team members, or as a reference guide. Well-educated analyst and knowledgeable project team members enhance probability of a successful completion of the project and objectives achievement within set deadlines, budget and to everyone's satisfaction.
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Selected procedures for the economic analysis of external and internal view of the analyst
Rabík, Martin ; Boukal, Petr (advisor) ; Urbanec, Vít (referee)
Aim of this thesis was to give practical example than the perspective of internal and external economic analyst for analysis. The work deals not only with different angles analyst arising from different levels of available information, but also highlights some weaknesses in the assessment of economic analysis as such. The practical part is then evaluated on real data selected indicators of economic analysis. The final part deals with factors that affect the quality of treatment and evaluation of economic analysis as such.
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