Studijní předměty

Course: Hands free experiments

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/PJD

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Renata Holubová, CSc.'

Annotation:

• Preparation and realization of experiments with the use of simple and easily available tools
• Experiments with plastic bottles
• Experiments with cans
• Physics in a wallet
• Physics in a bag
• Physics in first-aid kits
• Polystyrene physics
• Paper in physics teaching
• Toys in physics and physical toys
• Optical delusions
• Experiments with ceramic magnets
• Black boxes

Course review:
Preparation and realization of experiments with the use of simple and easily available tools

Course: Nanotechnology Application

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/BSAN

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Prof. RNDr. Miroslav Mašláň, CSc.'

Annotation: This study course is concentrated on current "hot" topics of nanotechnologies.

Course review:
This study course is concentrated on current "hot" topics of nanotechnologies. The examples of the study topics are as follows:

• Purification of water by means of reductive technologies with the use of nanoparticles iron
• Graphene structures
• Photocatalytic application of TiO2
• Magnetic ferrofluids

Course: M.Sc. Thesis Tutorial in Physics 3

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/DIP3

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Renata Holubová, CSc.'

Annotation: Finalisation of the diploma thesis.

Course review:
Finalisation of the diploma thesis.

Course: M.Sc. Thesis Tutorial in Physics 2

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/DIP2

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Renata Holubová, CSc.'

Annotation:

• Discussion on the state of elaboration of the diploma thesis
• Preparation of presentations
• Preparation of annotations and brief presentation of the diploma thesis in English

Course review:
Discussion on the state of elaboration of the diploma thesis

Course: M.Sc. Thesis Tutorial in Physics 1

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/DIP1

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'RNDr. Renata Holubová, CSc.'

Annotation:

• Familiarization with methodological basics of academic writing (methodology of scientific work, scientific ethics, work with literature resources, structure of the text, issues of the style, argumentation, quotations and references, etc.)
• Working on own diploma thesis
• Presentation of accomplished results of the diploma thesis in front of the student class

Course review:

Course: Bachelor´s Seminar and Thesis 2

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/BAF2

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Ing. Luděk Bartoněk, Ph.D.'

Annotation:

• Formal text formatting
• Preparation of a presentation
• Writing of the bachelor thesis
• Presentation speech

Course review:
Formal text formatting.

Course: Bachelor´s Seminar and Thesis 1

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/BAF1

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Ing. Luděk Bartoněk, Ph.D.'

Annotation:

• Methods of scientific work. Objective settings of the work according to the selected topic
• Work with the literature, quotations and literature retrieval
• Structure of the work
• List of standards for writing of the scientific text
  The students regularly report on the progression of their own bachelor thesis on a given topic.

  Course review:
  Methods of scientific work. Objective settings of the work according to the selected topic

• Work with the literature, quotations and literature retrieval
• Structure of the work
• List of standards for writing of the scientific text
  The students regularly report on the progression of their own bachelor thesis on a given topic.

Course: Computer Science 1 (Computer Structure)

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/INF1

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Ing. Luděk Bartoněk, Ph.D.'

Annotation:

• Displaying of information in computer systems, digital systems, fixed radix systems, basic codes used in computational technique

  Course review:
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• Displaying of information in computer systems, digital systems, fixed radix systems, basic codes used in computational technique
• Basics of mathematical logics from the viewpoint of creation and logic networks (Boolean algebra, minimizations of normal form, Karnaugh method)
• Basic logic elements and circuits in computational technique (combinational and sequential flip-flop circuits, decoders, registers, counters)
• Basic arithmetical and logic binary operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in computer systems), function of computer controller
• General principle of function of computer (line buses, memories, microprocessor, coprocessor, graphical adapter, keyboard, standard input/output interface, BIOS setup)
• Analog-to-digital (AD) and digital-to-analog (DC) converters as peripheral devices of computers (parallel, with sequential approximation, with double saw progression and integrating circuit)
• Security of information in computational systems, parity, importance of codes, safety (Hamming) codes
• Operational systems, architecture of microcomputer, interpretation of basic terms
• MS-DOS operational system, structure and organization of data on disc media, interpretation of individual functions
• Work with commands of MS-DOS operation system in creation of command files (ECHO, PAUSE, REM, IF, FOR, SHIFT, CALL), creation of batch file and its execution
• Multiple configuration of the system of personal computer, configuration command, possibility of use, cache memories
• Upgrades of MS-DOS operational system - WNC, diagnostics
• Introduction to basics of work with 32-bite MICROSOFT WINDOWS operational system
• MICROSOFT OFFICE, basics of work with PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Access
• Usage of MICROSOFT NetWare computer network (Explorer, PegasusMail)
• TEX text editor, description, properties (basic editing of the text, work with national environment, orientation according to the manual, PostScript printing)
• Graphical editors, general description, properties, examples of work with development environment for creation of virtual instruments in LabView software programme

Course: Modeling and Simulation

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/MOSI

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Ing. Luděk Bartoněk, Ph.D.'

Annotation: The course topics are focused on the methods and tools of modeling and simulation of real and designed continuous and digital systems by means of analog and digital computers.

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Course review:
The course topics are focused on the methods and tools of modeling and simulation of real and designed continuous and digital systems by means of analog and digital computers.

• Introduction, basic terms and definitions (identification, simulation)
• Experiment (planning, individuality, variability, verification, experimental errors)
• Systems (outputs, inputs, state, state quantities, feedbacks)
• Mathematical model (differentiation, integration, delays)
• Modeling of systems on the computers (abstract and simulation model)
• Basic definitions form theory of systems (element, characteristics, classification, continuity, discreteness)
• Basic principle of analog modeling (analog displaying, basic linear operational elements and units, solving of the simplest differential equations)
• Digital computer (numerical integration, Euler method, accuracy of numerical solution)
• Modeling of stochastic phenomena (methods of generation of stochastic quantities, characteristics)
• Basic definitions and techniques for modeling and simulation of digital systems (diagnostic of logic circuits, modeling of failures)
• Example of computer model of neural network of back-propagation type

Course: M.Sc. Thesis Tutorial in Physics 3

Department/Abbreviation: KEF/DIPA3

Year: 2011 2012

Guarantee: 'Doc. Ing. Luděk Bartoněk, Ph.D.'

Annotation:

• Finalization of the required experiments and writing up the diploma thesis

Course review:
Finalization of the required experiments and writing up the diploma thesis