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Warehouse Change Project
Moravcová, Lucie ; Kalčevová, Jana (advisor) ; Flusserová, Lenka (referee)
At the turn of the years 2009 and 2010 the structure of supply chain of the company operating in the Czech and Slovak republic has changed through Warehouse Change Project. The goal of this diploma thesis is to evaluate changes caused by this project in term of mathematical modeling and multi-criterial decision making; eventually, propose appropriate changes in the logistic system.
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Staff scheduling in health services
Uhlíř, Filip ; Dlouhý, Martin (advisor) ; Fábry, Jan (referee)
Purpose of this thesis is to show different solutions for the staff scheduling in health services. There will be shown various issues that this special assignment problem brings. The text will describe solutions using mathematical modeling and one solution using heuristics. Solutions of the mathematical models are divided into two parts. The first part describes two models that address the assignment problem for night duties only. The second part describes two more models that address the assignment problem for the whole day. The models are compared with each other. Among other things, there are also described several possibilities how different models could be combined. Model example is calculated for the staff allocation on night duties. The example uses some of the conditions from the two models that solve this assignment problem.
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Úlohy kvadratického programování v řešení polohy svalů a výpočtu jejich aktivity
Vondrák, Vít
Mechanical analysis of the musculoskeletal system of the human is a subject of importance to fundamental research as well as to practical engineering design and medical applications. For instance, we may want to investigate the basic function of the body, or we may want to design an rehabilitation exercise, a man-driven or -operated machine or tool. In either of these cases and many others it will be a great asset to know motion and forces accurately during a given exercise. Computational models can assist us by quantifying certain parameters and estimating performance measures that cannot possibly be measured.
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The Fastfood Diet Problem
Hyblerová, Zuzana ; Kuncová, Martina (advisor) ; Skočdopolová, Veronika (referee)
This thesis is based on the theory of mathematical programming, on the fastfood diet problem in particular. The aim is to find an optimal menu with accordance to nutritional limitations for various groups of fastfood customers and with minimal overall prize. This model is applied on the group of foods and beverages offered in selected fastfood chains in the Czech Republic.
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