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System approach to the Students' Union of the University of Economics in Prague
Kočí, Jakub ; Sigmund, Tomáš (advisor) ; Benda, Martin (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis is the preparation and foundation of the Students' Union of the University of Economics in Prague, which is done by Soft systems methodology. In order to achieve this aim, the thesis elaborates a theory of student organizations and student unions in the Czech Republic. It also compares a set of rules governing student organizations at chosen Czech universities with chosen foreign universities. The result of this comparison is that chosen foreign universities have more systematic policies towards their student organizations. The research part of this thesis contains Analysis two (social) and Analysis three (political) from the Soft systems methodology. The results of the research contains defined set of roles, norms, values and a distribution of power in the environment of student organizations at University of Economics. Practical part of the thesis brings two complete learning cycles of the Soft systems methodology including root definitions, CATWOE and models of purposeful activity. Based on these two learning cycles, the thesis defines the general limits of Soft system methodology for the foundation of student union at Czech universities.
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Strategy of the student club
Stašková, Diana ; Svobodová, Ivana (advisor) ; Pracný, Matěj (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis was to create a methodology for strategic analysis of student consulting club, CLUB 307 and suggest recommendations that would form its future growth and success. As main methods for analysis, I used analyses that are typical for the company environment and I modified them for the environment and conditions of the student club. The main methods used were Porter's Five Forces Analysis Model, PEST analysis, RCP and VRIO analysis, SWOT and afterwards TOWS analysis. Thank to these analyses I was able to identify specific advantages of the club, strong and weak points, opportunities and threats. The findings of analyses were important for suggesting detailed recommendations and strategies that are described more precisely in conclusion part.
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Services Extension of Student's Hall in Jindřichův Hradec - Student Club
Králová, Marie ; Dvořák, Jiří (advisor) ; Syrovátka, Oldřich (referee)
The thesis is divided into four main parts -- introduction, theoretical part, practical part and conclusion. The main task of the introduction is to introduce the issue of the thesis to the reader. Key questions determining the frame of the thesis are presented in the introduction part. The theoretical part describes the theory of a business plan. In this part we can find a theoretical description of the company profile as well as external and internal analysis which determines the company strategy and describes the financial plan. The practical part follows the theoretical part which means that it applies the theoretical knowledge on to praxis. In the conclusion the author makes comments on the key questions determining the contents of the plan, summarizes other knowledge and outcome resulting from the work and finally decides if it is possible to realize the business plan.
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