Czech

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After completing the course students will know how to structure scientific text – what are basic parts and what is their content; they will know how to work with databases and how to cite references. Furthermore, they will know how to present data in a form of Tables and Figures, what should be their size and where they are places in the text.

Basic knowledge from Chemical informatics.

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The course uses teaching methods in a form of seminars taking two hours per week. The e-learning system (LMS Moodle) is available to teachers and students.

Classified credit is marked after attendance of all seminars and obtaining classification from all tasks (the portion of particular classification on the final credit is mentioned in parenthesis in percentage): presentation of rules, instructions and standards regarding elaboration of final subject work and its defense (30%), the test of typographic rules (20%), review of bachelor's thesis (35%), presentation of the own bachelor's thesis (15%).

1. Introduction: scope of education, introduction of students, division students into groups according to subject field of bachelor's thesis (file Hodnocení, Tabulka 1), info on E-learning
2. Bachelor's thesis (BT) – definition, incorporation in prescripts of BUT and FCH; final state examination (FSE) and its running; structure of scientific text, writing style
3. Rules for processing theses at FCH BUT, typographic rules, rules for preparation of charts, Tables, images, attachments and appendices
4. Figures, Tables and the overall writing of defended BT in previous years – how yes and how not
5. Bibliographic citation according to ČSN ISO 690 – join to Rules for processing theses at FCH BUT
6. Background research, scientific information resources and databases; written test on typographic rules
7.-11. Review of bachelor's thesis from previous classes chosen on the basis of the field of actual thesis of the students: presentation in groups, individual classification of students
12.–13. Individual oral presentation of current work done on student’s BT (theoretical background or experiment or the first results)

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To grave on students' mind that
- structure of all specialized/scientific texts (protocols, thesis, scientific articles) is the same,
- it is necessary to import all its sections of proper content for completeness and intelligibility of the text,
- except technical/scientific accuracy and exactness of presented data it is necessary to present results in a standard form (Figures and Tables), and
- at the end it is necessary to amend the whole text according to valid typographic rules.
The unit form of the text facilitates orientation and intelligibility considerably.

The attendance in the seminar in a range of two hours per week is compulsory for students of the presence form of study – the attendance is evidenced. Unexcused absence may represent the restriction to credit the subject. Combined form of study is supported by E-learning system with syllabus, study materials and lecture presentations; information about tasks and their evaluation is available too. Written test and presentation of currently solved bachelor's thesis takes in mutually agreed term.

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Co je rešerše. In: Knihovna CVUT [online]. [citace 2017-02-11]. Dostupné z http://knihovna.cvut.cz/cs/vyhledavani/reserse/co-je-reserse (CS)
Elementární statistická analýza. Editoval Lubomír Cyhelský, Jana Kahounová a Richard Hindls. 2. dopl. vyd. Praha : Management Press, 2001. 318 s. ISBN 80-7261-003-1. (CS)
Prezentace a literatura k předmětu. In: Elearning FCH [online]. [citace 2017-02-11]. Dostupné z https://moodle.vutbr.cz/course/view.php?id=191688#section-9 (CS)
ZVÁRA, Karel. Biostatistika, Praha : Karolinum, 2004. 213 s. ISBN 80-246-0739-5. (CS)

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