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Přínos Studentů Vysokých Škol K Rozvoji Naší Společnosti EVROPSKÝ POLYTECHNICKÝ INSTITUT, s.r.o., Kunovice SBORNÍK „PŘÍNOS STUDENT Ů VYSOKÝCH ŠKOL K ROZVOJI NAŠÍ SPOLE ČNOSTI“ Část 2 – Informatika VI. MEZINÁRODNÍ VIRTUÁLNÍ STUDENTSKÁ KONFERENCE 28. b řezna 2012, Kunovice, Česká Republika Kolektiv autor ů „P ŘÍNOS STUDENT Ů VYSOKÝCH ŠKOL K ROZVOJI NAŠÍ SPOLE ČNOSTI“ VI. MEZINÁRODNÍ VIRTUÁLNÍ STUDENTSKÁ KONFERENCE Část 2 - Informatika Vydavatel, nositel autorských práv, vyrobil: (C) Evropský polytechnický institut, s.r.o., 2012 Publikace neprošla jazykovou úpravou. Za obsahovou správnost odpovídají auto ři. ISBN 978-80-7314-283-4 “PŘÍNOS STUDENT Ů VYSOKÝCH ŠKOL K ROZVOJI NAŠÍ SPOLE ČNOSTI” Část 2 - Informatika VI. MEZINÁRODNÍ VIRTUÁLNÍ STUDENTSKÁ KONFERENCE Organizována EVROPSKÝM POLYTECHNICKÝM INSTITUTEM, s.r.o., Kunovice Předseda programového výboru konference Honorary professor, Ing. Old řich Kratochvíl, Ph.D., Dr.h.c., MBA PROGRAMOVÝ VÝBOR KONFERENCE Prof. Viktor Ivanovi č Grišin, Dr.Sc. Prof. PhDr. Beata Kosová, CSc. Prof. Ing. Tatiana Čorejová, Ph.D. Doc. Ing. Viera Cibáková, CSc Prof. Ruslan Imranovich Khasbulatov, Dr.Sc. Ass. Prof. Mikhail Manylich, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. Yaroslav Vyklyuk, CSc. Prof. Dr. Irina Stukalova, Dr.Sc. Prof. Ing. Jozef Ben čo, Ph.D., Dr.h.c. Ing. Vladimír Hiadlovský, Ph.D. Prof. Ing. Vladimír Mikula, CSc. Prof. Ing. Imrich Rukovanský, CSc. Doc. Ing. Miroslav Me čár, CSc. Ing. Jind řich Petrucha, Ph.D. Ing. Jan Pracha ř, Ph.D. Oponentní rada: Doc. Ing. Jozef Strišš, CSc. – Evropský polytechnický institut, s.r.o. Prof. PhDr. Karel Lacina, DrSc. – Evropský polytechnický institut, s.r.o. Prof. Ing. Pavel Ošmera, CSc. – Vysoké u čení technické v Brn ě Prof. Ing. Ivan Hanuliak, CSc. – Žilinská univerzita v Žilině Prof. Ing. Petr Dostál, CSc. – Vysoké u čení technické v Brn ě Ing. Juraj Dubovec, Ph.D. – Žilinská univerzita v Žilin ě Ing. Jozef Habánik, Ph.D. – Tren čanská univerzita Alexandera Dub čeka v Tren čín ě Obsah ÚVODNÍ SLOVO TESTOVACÍ SYSTÉM PRO ANGLICKÝ JAZYK S VYUŽITÍM ZVUKOVÝCH INFORMACÍ V PROST ŘEDÍ INTERNETU................................................................................................................9 TOMÁŠ BERKA .............................................................................................................................................................. 11 VÝVOJ REALIZÁCIA PRACOVISKA PRE VÝCVIK ŠPECIALISTOV SIÉTI S OPERA ČNÝM SYSTÉMOM NOVELL NETWARE.................................................................................................................................................... 13 STANISLAV CAPÁK ........................................................................................................................................................13 RIZIKA A ZABEZPE ČENÍ ON-LINE TESTOVACÍHO SYSTÉMU .....................................................................17 MICHAL ČERNÝ ............................................................................................................................................................. 17 PROGRAMOVÉ ŘÍZENÍ JASU PRVK Ů LED .......................................................................................................... 19 JIŘÍ GREBENÍ ČEK ........................................................................................................................................................... 19 VYTVO ŘENÍ GRAFICKÉ DATABÁZE, STRUKTUR PRVK Ů ATOM Ů PERIODICKÉ TABULKY.............. 25 SYLVA SUMERAUEROVÁ , JAROSLAV HEJTMÁNEK ......................................................................................................... 25 SÍ ŤOVÉ PROST ŘEDÍ LINUX ..................................................................................................................................... 29 LIBOR HOL ČÍK ............................................................................................................................................................... 29 TÝMOVÁ SPOLUPRÁCE S POMOCÍ OPEN PROGRAMU DOTPROJECT ...................................................... 31 ROMAN JAHODA ............................................................................................................................................................ 31 VÝVOJ A REALIZACE PRACOVIŠT Ě PRO M ĚŘ ENÍ NA DIGITÁLNÍCH OBVODECH............................... 35 ROMAN KÁŇA ............................................................................................................................................................... 35 SOFTWARE PRO ŘÍZENÍ PROCESU ORGANIZACE BAKALÁ ŘSKÝCH PRACÍ .......................................... 39 RADIM KOLÍSEK ............................................................................................................................................................ 39 POJEM E-LEARNING.................................................................................................................................................. 45 LUKÁŠ KON ČETÍK ......................................................................................................................................................... 45 TÝMOVÁ SPOLUPRÁCE S POMOCÍ PROGRAMU A TECHNOLOGIE E-GROUPWARE............................ 47 JIŘÍ SLOVÁK ..................................................................................................................................................................47 DÁLKOVÉ M ĚŘENÍ PR ŮTOKU VODY POMOCÍ SYSTÉMU QUIDO............................................................... 51 IGOR VALENTA .............................................................................................................................................................. 51 ZÁKLADNÉ ČASTI A ICH NASTAVENIE PRE ZAVEDENIE CVI ČNÉHO SERVERA DO PREVÁDZKY.. 55 JURAJ ČERVIENKA , DIS .................................................................................................................................................55 MOBILNÍ OPERÁTORI V SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKE ....................................................................................... 61 VLADIMÍR ĎUR ČANSKÝ .................................................................................................................................................61 REALIZÁCIA INTERNETOVÉHO VÝHERNÉHO OBCHODU............................................................................ 65 ANDREJ KEKLÁK ........................................................................................................................................................... 65 REDAK ČNÍ SYSTÉMY ................................................................................................................................................ 69 OND ŘEJ NAVRÁTIL ........................................................................................................................................................69 CLOUD COMPUTING.................................................................................................................................................. 73 ROMAN PAVLÍK ............................................................................................................................................................. 73 REALIZOVÁNÍ VÝVOJOVÉHO PRACOVIŠT Ě PRO JEDNO ČIPOVÉ PROCESORY NA PRACOVIŠTI EPI KUNOVICE .................................................................................................................................................................... 77 MARTIN SISKA .............................................................................................................................................................. 77 PARALELNÍ PROCESY, MULTITHREADING A MULTITASKING .................................................................. 81 OND ŘEJ ŠENKY ŘÍK ........................................................................................................................................................81 GROUPWAROVÉ SYSTÉMY, GROUPWARE A TÝMOVÁ KOMUNIKACE.................................................... 85 MILAN URBÁNEK .......................................................................................................................................................... 85 PROGRAMOVACÍ JAZYK JAVA.............................................................................................................................. 89 KLÁRA HOPANOVÁ .......................................................................................................................................................89 MODELOVÁNÍ VÝKONNOSTI PARALELNÍCH PO ČÁTA ČŮ V OBLASTECH SÍTÍ SMP............................93 FRANTIŠEK OHLÍDAL .....................................................................................................................................................93 DÁLKOVÉ M ĚŘ ENÍ ELEKTRICKÝCH PARAMETR Ů FOTOREZISTORU POMOCÍ JEDNO ČIPOVÉHO MIKROPO ČÍTA ČE.......................................................................................................................................................99 JIŘÍ BARTOŠ ..................................................................................................................................................................99 DÁLKOVÉ M ĚŘ ENÍ PR ŮTOKU KAPALINY........................................................................................................ 103 MARTIN MAJER ........................................................................................................................................................... 103 DÁLKOVÉ M ĚŘ ENÍ NA ČÍTA 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