Department of Applied Informatics in Transportation
Students will analyze problems, design a theoretical solution to a given problem and write the resulting algorithm using flowcharts, practice reading algorithms written using flowcharts, and use basic Boolean algebra to construct constraints in algorithms. Students will be introduced to the basics of the Python programming language - variable, branching, loops, they will learn to work with variables of basic data types (integer, floating point and string) and the list data structure in their programs.
Department of Applied Informatics in Transportation
"CAD systems" term determination. CAD role in projecting system model. Existing CAD systems on Czech market. Project creation, basic common work rules in graphic applications and CA systems. Co-ordinated systems, CAD environment skill (basics of constructing, dimensioning, modifications, user interfaces, projecting possibilites, AutoCAD environment profiles, drawings with raster foundaments).
Department of Applied Informatics in Transportation
The Course Programming builds on and fully extends the course 14ASD (Algorithmization and Data Structures). The knowledge of the Python programming language is expanded here so that the participant gains skills and can apply them to solve various follow-up tasks. Main topics: lists, multidimensional arrays, sorting and searching, tuples, sets, dictionaries, working with date and time, regular expressions, functions and procedures, working with files (CSV, JSON, XML).
Department of Applied Informatics in Transportation
Object oriented programming, dynamic memory allocation, inheritage, generic programming, STL, abstract data types, programming techniques, recursion, complexity, Lindenmeyer's grammars, paralism in nature and in real systems, paralel computer systems, paralel programming, discrete simulation, models of processes, model types As-Is a To-Be, acquisition of analytical sources for modelling, BPMN language, SW Bizagi, model creation and life cycle.
Department of Applied Informatics in Transportation
Object oriented programming, dynamic memory allocation, inheritage, generic programming, STL, abstract data types, programming techniques, recursion, complexity, Lindenmeyer's grammars, paralism in nature and in real systems, paralel computer systems, paralel programming, discrete simulation, models of processes, model types As-Is a To-Be, acquisition of analytical sources for modelling, BPMN language, SW Bizagi, model creation and life cycle.