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BI-TDP.21 Documentation and Presentation Extent of teaching: 2P+2C Instructor: Guth O., Vynikarová D. Completion: KZ Department: 18102 Credits: 3 Semester: Z,L Annotation:
The course is focused on the basics of creating electronic documentation with emphasis on the creation of technical reports of a larger scope, typically final university theses. Students learn to create text of a technical report in the LaTeX system, process an electronic presentation using the LaTeX Beamer system, and practically present it in front of classmates and the teacher. The course is intended primarily for those students who have chosen the topic of their bachelor's thesis or will choose it within the first 14 days of teaching. Within the exercises of the course, an active approach to the creation of individual parts of the bachelor's thesis is assumed.
Lecture syllabus:
1. Organisation and focus of the course, conditions for granting credit, content of lectures 2. Introduction to typography, typography of a bachelor thesis 3. Typesetting in LaTeX 4. Bachelor thesis - structure, content and form 5. Information resources in the CTU network - Study Support Department, UK CTU 6. Citation ethics, bibliographic citations according to ČSN ISO 690 7. Principles of presentation 8. Principles of presentation visualization 9. Presenting in a virtual environment 10. The process of submitting the final thesis - CSR officer 11. Process of the State Final Examination, presentation of the bachelor thesis 12. Insights from the submitted bachelor theses (position reports on BP) Seminar syllabus:
1. Organisation of the course, conditions for awarding credit, impromptu mini-presentation 2. Basics of typography 3. Typographic system LaTeX 1 - basics, citation via BibLaTeX 4. LaTeX 2 typographic system - advanced features, introduction to the FIT template for theses 5. Parts of the bachelor thesis 1 - structure of the thesis, aim, literature search versus practical part 6. Parts of bachelor thesis 2 - introduction 7. Bibliographic citations according to ISO 690 8. Parts of bachelor thesis 3 - keywords, discussion 9. LaTeX 3 typographic system - creating a presentation using the Beamer module 10. Parts of bachelor thesis 4 - abstract, conclusion, appendices 11. Presentation of position reports on BP (work in progress) 12. Presentation of position reports on BP (in progress BP) 13. Presentation of position reports on BP (in progress BP) Literature:
1. Hierhold E. : Rétorika a prezentace. Grada Publishing, 2008. ISBN 978-80-247-2423-2. 2. Špačková A. : Moderní rétorika. Grada Publishing, 2009. ISBN 978-80-247-2965-7. 3. Mendíková O. : Přesvědčivá prezentace. Grada Publishing, 2010. ISBN 978-80-247-3455-2. 4. ČSN ISO 01 6910 : Úprava písemností zpracovávaných textovými editory. Český normalizační institut, 2007. 5. ČSN ISO 690 : Informace a dokumentace ? Pravidla pro bibliografické odkazy a citace informačních zdrojů, 2011 Requirements:
The course BI-TDP is closely related to the bachelor's thesis. The condition for enrolling in the course is the chosen topic of the bachelor's thesis. Selected seminars will be devoted to the creation of individual parts of the bachelor's thesis. The course ends with a graded credit.
Informace o předmětu a výukové materiály naleznete na https://moodle-vyuka.cvut.cz/link/course.php?cx=BI-TDP.21 The course is also part of the following Study plans:
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