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Graphical Educational System
Hotař, Roman ; Seeman, Michal (referee) ; Štancl, Vít (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is the proposal of the issue of education software for learning algorithms. Work approach to the problem, both from a theoretical point of view, of education and learning to new things, so and more important from a practical point of view for introduction to the process algorithmization. It also discusses the problem of learning algorithms in Czech schools and describes the resulting program, which was created along with this thesis. Contribution of this thesis is the summary of the requirements for the software and implementing software of this type, where is possible to demonstrate the problems and requirements of the draft programs of this kind. This thesis also describes the reactions of teachers to created application.
Use of computer simulations in medical education
Hübnerová, Iveta ; Šisler, Vít (advisor) ; Slussareff, Michaela (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the method of using computer simulations in education, with a focus on medicine. It also presents possible usage of computer simulations in other fields. The thesis presents possible usage of computer simulation to support the education, analyses of effective approaches and possible barriers that may arise during the implementation. Practical research is based on qualitative analysis of current situation of using simulations at medical faculties in the Czech republic. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
Graphical Educational System
Hotař, Roman ; Seeman, Michal (referee) ; Štancl, Vít (advisor)
The purpose of this thesis is the proposal of the issue of education software for learning algorithms. Work approach to the problem, both from a theoretical point of view, of education and learning to new things, so and more important from a practical point of view for introduction to the process algorithmization. It also discusses the problem of learning algorithms in Czech schools and describes the resulting program, which was created along with this thesis. Contribution of this thesis is the summary of the requirements for the software and implementing software of this type, where is possible to demonstrate the problems and requirements of the draft programs of this kind. This thesis also describes the reactions of teachers to created application.
The program of developpement of intercultural competence by preschool children
SEDLÁKOVÁ, Štěpánka
The primary objective of this thesis was to describe methods applicable for the development of intercultural competence in preschool age children. The theoretical part is focused on clarifying the terms such as learning, learning theory and learning styles. Subsequently, the attention is paid to the terms that are related to level of cognition, social perception and personality of the preschool age child. A description of the intercultural terms like psychology, communication, conflict, education and competence is also included. The basis of the practical part consists of methods applicable for the development of intercultural competence in preschool age children whose main inspiration was indian culture. A range of specific activities that can be used in kindergartens is also included in this part. In the methodology, a notion of qualitative research and observation methods are described and the final part contains a case study of activities developing the preschool age child´s intercultural competence. The thesis is supported by photos that have been taken during introducing the different ? indian culture to the children and that are available both for viewing and downloading on the web.
O nemožnosti učení neuronů s impulsy
Sgall, Jiří ; Šíma, J.
The computational complexity of training a single spiking neuron N with adjustable synaptic delays and binary coded inputs and output is studied. A synchronization technique is introduced so that the results concerning the non-learnability of spiking neurons with binary delays are generalized to arbitrary delays.

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