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Application for Online Music Notation Typesetting
Mackovič, Jakub ; Rychlý, Marek (referee) ; Burget, Radek (advisor)
In this thesis, an application for musical notation in the environment of web browsers using the SVG vector graphics format is proposed. We have a look at relevant standard notation practices as well as at the history of musical typesetting. Existing programs for musical notation are classified and examined and based on those a user interface for the application is designed along with some modifications. The implementation of the application is then described. A set of features is presented and their usefulness is with the user interface tested on users. The feedback of the testing is then evaluated and the application is improved based on the feedback. Finally, the future of the application is discussed. Because SVG can still be considered an experimental technology and many browsers lack its support or their behaviour differs, the application is only guaranteed to work on the Google Chrome browser.
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Visual Editor of Drum Rhythms
Zelený, Martin ; Beran, Vítězslav (referee) ; Herout, Adam (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis is about visual editor of drum rhythms. The editor can make special type of music notation. This notation is used for recording percussion drum rhythms. The editor needs to be user-friendly and effective to use. Recorded notation can be printed directly.
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Chess Server
Bárczi, Viktor ; Trchalík, Roman (referee) ; Jirák, Ota (advisor)
This work deals with the creating, and solving the problem of a chess server. It is about creating a chess server wherewith people can play chess through the Internet or a local network and also on a PC. In the real world the construction of the informational system resembles chess games between two players. According to the basic rules of chess the control of the right movements, the analysis of special movements like taking a figure and also rooking, projection and the analysis of checks and mates on the king are solved. During the game statistics of the movements are kept and after the end of the game the performance of the players are calculated by the virtue of record and statistics are kept about the gained ELO (rating) points.
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Sheet Music Recognition and Playing from Photography
Staněk, Jiří ; Veľas, Martin (referee) ; Pavelková, Alena (advisor)
This work deals with development of an application for optical music recognition. This application is designed for mobile phones with Android operating system. The work includes a brief introduction to the problem and introduces some existing solutions. There are described methods for image processing and classification, which are used in final application. It also shows the design and implemenation of the final aplication, where used methods for detection and removal of staff lines, detection and processing of musical symbols and their classification are described. The evaluation of the final application and a summary of achieved results are shown in the end of this work.
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EX NIHILO NIHIL FIT (Nothing Originates of Nothing)
Hort, Leoš ; Šedivá, Barbora (referee) ; Guštar,, Milan (advisor)
Work about problematics of deconstruction and fractalisation of printed music information. The goal of this work is finding new artistic forms through combination of facts included within music notation on paper and its transformation into paper waste. The conclusion is a composition concept and working instruction offering the pictoral material and solo notation for grand piano at the end.
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Music As A Sign
JAROLÍMOVÁ, Jana
The thesis is interested in the problem of musical sign. In which ways can we speak about musical sign and which elements of musical material can become signs? These are the basic questions which we are interested in. This thesis is divided into three parts. The first part attends to the common theory of sign. The historical survey with the main ideas of philosophers and thinkers will be helpful to find out basic terms and problems of semiotics. In the second part of thesis we look at the historical reflection of musical sign in order to find out in which way it was treated with music and musical sign in each historical period of European music. In the third part we focus on musical semiotics, but we will consider some problems of musical aesthetics and musical psychology, too. In the end we make recapitulation of answers to the aforesaid questions.
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Analys of information need as a part of process modeling
Dressler, Adam ; Svatá, Vlasta (advisor) ; Říhová, Zora (referee)
The objective of this bachelor's thesis is to apply relevant knowledge to practical process modeling in a concrete medium size logistic operation, specifically identifying areas where there are "quick wins" possible, with minimum resources required on the part of the organization. The modeling was done in the ARIS Business Architect software. Relevant definitions and literature research are provided to put the modeling approach into context of the extensive literature on process management. The conflict between the optimum and realistic involvement of the organization's employees in creating the models was addressed by a level of detail of the description where the process steps can be documented materially by screenshots in the ERP system (SAP in this case), individual states of the material and information throughout the main process and by stipulations in the contract with the principal customer. This approach creates a risk of inconsistent, albeit detailed and relevant models. Two features address this pitfall: stringent use of the controls provided by the ARIS software to check library of objects (no synonymy or homonymy even when processes are dealt with form different angles at different times) and embedding of the detailed sub process descriptions (input and output of the detailed sub process always connects to the superior level of description). It appears that observing these principles provides for very early practical results from process modeling. It is thus possible to address some immediate concerns of the organization's functions -- management of organizational change, FMEA process, ensuring legal and contractual compliance etc. A section of the thesis deals with evaluating the maturity of processes. A set of criteria is proposed in analogy to the COBIT method of maturity assessment, A sample process is evaluated using this set of criteria The organization under review is part of the automotive supply chain, observing the principles of lean operation -- namely the pull principle. Interesting analogies exist between this principle being observed in the flow of material and handling of information. Instances are being shown where the non-observance of the pull principle creates problems and some solutions in practical process modeling are suggested to overcome these.
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Process analysis of AiP Safe Ltd.
Mikulová, Magdaléna ; Říhová, Zora (advisor) ; VEJMELKA, JIŘÍ (referee)
This diploma thesis analyzes the processes and proposals for changes in the functioning of real business unit called AiP Safe Ltd. The company is based in Prague and the subject of her business is the supply of software solutions for document management. The theoretical part of this work summarizes concepts and approaches related to process management organization. The practical part is divided into an analysis of the current situation in the company and analysis processes themselves, their description, identification and models, the second part consists of proposals for changes in mentioned business unit that emerged from the analysis.
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Process analysis of the Centre of Information and Library Services of the University of Economics, Prague
Daňková, Lucie ; Říhová, Zora (advisor) ; Škochová, Věra (referee)
Theme of the diploma thesis is the analysis of the processes inside the library of the University of economics. The first part is dedicated to the definition of the goals of the thesis and to the theory of the company processes. The text interprets the term of information literacy and information education and links these terms with the procedural analysis. The thesis introduces the library and identified processes for optimalization. In the second part, the identified processes are analyzed and described in the EPC notation. The thesis describes five processes and their sub-processes. The first process is the educational program, the next process is the cooperation between the university teachers and the library. Another process is the the control of the plagiarism and the use of electronical sources and thesis in the education. The last described process is the feedback from the users. The conclusion summarises the thesis and is coupled with the recommendation about the optimalization of the described processes. The goal of the thesis is to optimalize the defined processes of the informational education in the library and to improve the quality of them, so they can effectively aid the goals of the library, but also to improve the information literacy of the students.
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Transformation of conceptual models into the information systems implementation
Vagner, Vlastimil ; Řepa, Václav (advisor) ; Palovská, Helena (referee)
This thesis deals with the linkages between data models from conceptual models to physical design of information bases, used for implementation. The aim is to analyze the modern approach to design systems and specify how detailed the conceptual modeling and impact on the quality of the final form of application or system, including processes that take place in advance to the next level of design. Approximated the techniques the transition between these levels and will take into account structural features and limitations of selected platforms and requirements for their design and mutual coherence level view of the system. For the purpose of the thesis the well known data modeling methods are being analyzed together with their applicabilities.
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