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	Implementation of Advanced Real-Time Scheduling Mechanisms for uC/OS-II Čižinský, Vojtěch ; Mikušek, Petr (referee) ; Strnadel, Josef (advisor) This thesis deals with extensions of uC/OS-II kernel services. These extensions are about advanced task scheduling mechanisms. Source code of this operating system is wide open and can be, in accordance with licence agreement, modified and extended with additional capabilities. Functionality of implemented scheduling algorithms is at the end verified using tools Cheddar and TimesTool. Detailed record
	Strategy Game with Intelligent Elements Snášel, Lukáš ; Samek, Jan (referee) ; Zbořil, František (advisor) The aim of this thesis is to design a self-functional system, which will be capable to reach its own goals by taking advance of the game theory and the multiagent systems. As a presentation of this system there is a strategical fighting game with graphics drawn by DirectX9 and implemented in C++ programming language. The main goal was to design suitable search, schedule and decision-making algorithms Detailed record
	Strategy Game with Intelligent Elements Snášel, Lukáš ; Samek, Jan (referee) ; Zbořil, František (advisor) The aim of this thesis is to design a self-functional system, which will be capable to reach its own goals by taking advance of the game theory and the multiagent systems. As a presentation of this system there is a strategical fighting game with graphics drawn by DirectX9 and implemented in C++ programming language. The main goal was to design suitable search, schedule and decision-making algorithms Detailed record
	Implementation of Advanced Real-Time Scheduling Mechanisms for uC/OS-II Čižinský, Vojtěch ; Mikušek, Petr (referee) ; Strnadel, Josef (advisor) This thesis deals with extensions of uC/OS-II kernel services. These extensions are about advanced task scheduling mechanisms. Source code of this operating system is wide open and can be, in accordance with licence agreement, modified and extended with additional capabilities. Functionality of implemented scheduling algorithms is at the end verified using tools Cheddar and TimesTool. Detailed record

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