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Personal work analysis at VRV a.s.
Boušková, Renata ; Němec, Otakar (advisor) ; Frýba, Jiří (referee)
Subject of this diploma thesis is Personal work analysis. The first part of the thesis consists of theory on personal work and activities. The second part applies theory on personal work analysis at Vodohospodářský Rozvoj a Výstavba a.s.. The main target of the thesis is to describe and evaluate personal activities and to propose measures, which would lead to improvement of personal work in the company.
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Family policy in the Czech Republic and its role in the reconciliation of work and family life
Heilová, Iva ; Krebs, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Stočková, Olga (referee)
Reconciling work and family life has been the topic of intense discussion in Europe over the past decade, in large part because the continent's declining and aging population makes it necessary to attract the widest possible range of European society into the labor force. One of the available segments comprises mothers and fathers with very young children. This thesis analyzes the formulation of family policy in the Czech Republic and its support in the aarea of reconciling family and professional life. The analysis herein is based on a comparison of international practices. The goal of this work is to evaluate the formulation of the relevant instruments of family policy that are intended to help people successfully balance family and work.
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Principles of team work and groundwork of its usage
Tomková, Lenka ; Kleibl, Jiří (advisor) ; Beroušek, Petr (referee)
A research of effectiveness of team work in a concrete company, that acts in the sphere of the information technology, is an object of my diploma paper. To take the view about the team work in the company it was necessary to perform an analyse of the team work. I confronted results of the analyse with the real position in the team. An evaluation of conditions in the monitored team and a proposition of pertinent recommendation to increase the effectiveness of team work is an inseparable part of my diploma paper.
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The maximum flow in a network
Tichá, Michaela ; Pelikán, Jan (advisor) ; Čížek, Ondřej (referee)
The work describes how to find the maximum flow in a network. It has two parts - theoretic and programmatic. The theoretic part desribes founded maximum flow algorithms. The programmatic part contains program for searching the maximum flow in a network.
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Extending Java with AOP
Grék, Jan ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Hamerník, Petr (referee)
This work aims to introduce the world of aspect-oriented programming to a Java programmer and help her/him to understand main approaches and to sharpen lines between some of the AO languages, mainly AspectJ and CaesarJ. First part is about foundations of AOP, based on the paper by Kiczales et al. and paper of Filman and Friedman. I also discuss AOP-related approaches to software development. Another theme is an impact of AOP on modularity in the context of the work of Kiczales, Mezini and work of Aldrich. In the second part I describe AspectJ. I elaborate on the jumping aspect problem and show alternative solutions to it. Then I describe qualities of Gof design patterns AspectJ implementation, based on work by Hannemann and Kiczales and explain AOP community reaction. I give alternative approaches to observer design pattern implementation in AspectJ and discuss their difficulties. The third part is about AO languages, Java Layers and CaesarJ. I explain, why mixins are not possible with Java Generics and elaborate on work by Mezini and Osterman about CaesarJ and give more detailed analysis of problems addressed by CaesarJ in relation to AspectJ and Java.
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