UNIVERSITY OF PARDUBICE

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1 UNIVERSITY OF PARDUBICE The University Pardubice has been extending a more than sixty year long tradition higher education in the City Pardubice. The Chemical College, later known for 40 years as the Institute Chemical Technology, was founded in Pardubice in 1950 to answer the needs the East Bohemia region that had a highly developed chemical industry, yet lacked pressionally trained specialists in this field. After the year 1990, the character the Institute changed. New faculties were founded fering a wide range study programs, not only chemistry-related. Since 1994, the new name the University Pardubice has been used. The University Pardubice is now one the 26 public higher education institutions in the Czech Republic, and the only university in the Pardubice region. As far as the number students is concerned, the University, with its 10,5 thousand students, belongs to the middle-sized universities in the Czech Republic. The University consists seven faculties: Faculty Chemical Technology, Faculty Economics and Administration, Jan Perner Transport Faculty, Faculty Arts and Philosophy, Faculty Restoration, Faculty Health Studies, Faculty Electrical Engineering and Informatics and one institute Centre for Material Science. 1

2 University Representatives: Rector: pr. Ing. Miroslav Ludwig, CSc. Vice-Rectors: Bursar: doc. Ing. Tatiana Molková, Ph.D. Statutory Vice-Rector Vice-Rector for Internal Affairs pr. Ing. Jiří Kulhánek, Ph.D. Vice-Rector for Research doc. PaedDr. Jana Kubanová, CSc. Vice-Rector for Development pr. PhDr. Karel Rýdl, CSc. Vice-Rector for Education Ing. Petr Gabriel The University fers a total sixty study programs with more than one hundred and thirty study specializations. All are designed in accordance with the Bologna Declaration and modern trends in higher education. Most 3-year Bachelor s study courses fer 2-year follow-up Master s programs, and most successful graduates can continue their studies in several Doctoral degree programs at six faculties. Some study programs are also fered as part-time studies. Apart from teaching, the University Pardubice is also renowned for its numerous scientific and research activities which contribute to an excellent national and international reputation. The numerous specialized departments and other organizations, institutions and associations which have been operating at the university contribute to this fact. The Miroslav Jureček Foundation and the Jan Perner Foundation play an important role and support educational and research activities the University. Individual University departments participate in international programs, take part in student and staff exchange programs, and share experience in many projects, organize prestigious international sessions, workshops, conferences and seminars. There is much more to university life than studying. Student Council activities and the students themselves cover different areas student life: culture, sports and club activities. The modern facilities the University campus, near the centre a city with a population one hundred thousand, create ideal conditions for the all-around development young people. Pleasant surroundings and many sports and cultural life opportunities, in combination with quality and demanding study programs, are comparable to those leading European universities at the dawn the third millennium. As a member the European University Association, the University has become an active part the European and world higher education and research area. Studentská 95, Pardubice, Czech Republic phone: (+420) (operator), (international fice), (rector s fice) fax: (+420) (rector s fice), (+420) (bursar s fice) international@upce.cz, promotion@upce.cz website: 2

3 Faculties and Institute Jan Perner Transport Faculty Dean s Office JPTF, Studentská 95, Pardubice 2 fax: , dekanat.dfjp@upce.cz Dean: doc. Ing. Ivo Drahotský, Ph.D. phone: Faculty Economics and Administration Dean s Office FEA, Studentská 84, Pardubice 2 fax: , dekanat.fes@upce.cz Dean: doc. Ing. Renáta Myšková, Ph.D. phone: Faculty Electrical Engineering and Informatics Dean s Office FEI, Studentská 95, Pardubice 2 fax: , dekanat.fei@upce.cz Dean: Pr. Ing. Simeon Karamazov, Dr. phone: Faculty Arts and Philosophy Dean s Office FAP, Studentská 84, Pardubice 2 fax: , dekanat.ff@upce.cz Dean: pr. PhDr. Petr Vorel, CSc., phone: Faculty Chemical Technology Dean s Office FChT, Studentská 573, Pardubice 2 fax: , dekanat.fcht@upce.cz Dean: pr. Ing. Petr Lošťák, DrSc. phone: Faculty Restoration Dean s Office FR, Jiráskova 3, Litomyšl fax: , dekanat.fr@upce.cz Dean: Ing. Karol Bayer, phone: Faculty Health Studies Dean s Office FZS, Průmyslová 395, Pardubice 2 fax: , dekanat.fzs@upce.cz Dean: pr. MUDr. Arnošt Pellant, DrSc. phone: Centre for Material Science University Institute, Studentská 95, Pardubice 2 Fax , cmv@upce.cz, tomas.wagner@upce.cz Director: pr. Ing. Tomáš Wágner, CSc., tel.: ,

4 University Bodies Language Centre Studentská 95, Pardubice 2 Head: Ing. Andrea Koblížková, Ph.D., phone: , 716 Department Physical Education and Sports Studentská 95, Pardubice 2 Head: Mgr. Tomáš Macas PhD., phone: , 537 Halls Residence (SKM) Accommodation and Catering Studentská 202, Pardubice Director: RNDr. Pavel Ďurovec, phone: , fax: Manager Halls Residence: Mgr. Eva Macháňová, phone: Manager Dining Hall: Marcela Balounová, phone: Information Centre Studentská 95, Pardubice Director: Ing. Olga Klápšťová, phone: University Library Studentská 519, Pardubice 2 Manager: Mgr. Iva Prochásková, phone: , fax: University Conference Centre Studentská 519, Pardubice 2 Manager: Mgr. Eliška Čásenská, phone: Printing Centre Studentská 84, Pardubice 2 Manager: Vladimír Kobera, phone: Publishing Centre and University Bookshop Manager: Ing. Ivo Holava, phone: International Mobility Centre Mgr. Andrea Pilařová: andrea.pilarova@upce.cz Incoming Erasmus students Bc. Jana Voltrová : jana.voltrova@upce.cz, Outgoing Erasmus students Mgr. Věra Albrechtová: vera.albrechtova@upce.cz, Ceepus Programme, Erasmus bilateral agreements International Office Manager: Ing. Monika Vejchodová: monika.vejchodova@upce.cz 4

5 Faculty Economics and Administration In 1991, the Faculty Public Administration was established, later renamed the Faculty Economics and Administration. It reflected the need pressionally trained specialists for local state and municipal authorities, and also managers private companies operating in business, industry and services. The students are trained in economics, finance, management and marketing, focusing especially on public administration and economy. They are introduced to informatics, information systems, information technologies and statistics, with strong attention paid to foreign languages, regional administration and the European Union issues. The Faculty Economics and Administration combines education, practical training and research activities. This system education provides the students with the latest research findings within their specialization. The academic staff integrates the latest research results into lectures with the aim to prepare the students for their pressional careers. Studentská 84, Pardubice Czech Republic phone: (+420) , (+420) , fax: (+420) Faculty Economics and Administration 5

6 Dean: doc. Ing. Renáta Myšková, Ph.D. phone: , Secretariate: Hana Košnarová phone: , fax: Vice-Deans: Ing. Michaela Stříteská, Ph.D. Vice-Dean for Development and External Affairs phone: pr. Ing. Vladimír Olej, CSc. Vice-Dean for Research and Statutory Dean Representative phone: doc. Ing. Jitka Komárková, Ph.D. Vice-Dean for Study Affairs phone: doc. Ing. Romana Provazníková, Ph.D Vice-Dean for Internal Affairs phone Secretary: Ing. Petr Urbanec, phone: Assistant to Secretary: Ing. Filip Gyenes, phone: Foreign students coordinator: Ing. Libuše Cermanová, phone: Information and Counseling Centre: Ivana Veselá, phone: Department Research and Development: Bc. Radka Bartoníčková, phone:

7 Institutes The Faculty Economics and Administration is divided into the following institutes: Institute Economic Sciences Institute Business Economics and Management Institute Administrative and Social Sciences Institute Systém Engineering and Informatics Institute Mathematics and Quantitative Methods Institute Regional and Security Sciences The other institutes also arrange for the lecturing selected subjects at other departments. The tuition foreign languages is provided by the Language Centre. 7

8 Institute Economic Sciences At the Faculty Economics and Administration, it is the Institute Economics that provides the tuition general economic subjects under the study programs entitled Economic Policy and Administration, Economics and Management, and System Engineering and Informatics. The Bachelor courses these programs specifically include the following subjects: Microeconomics I, Macroeconomics I, Public Economics, Introduction to Finance, Public Finance, Economic Policy, Economics Public Sector and Municipal Finance. In the Master s study program the Institute concentrates predominately on the teaching compulsory subjects such as: Microeconomics II, Macroeconomics II, Economics Public Sector II, Banking, Financial and Actuarial Mathematics, Fiscal Theory and Policy, Economic Policy EU, Development Economic Theories, Space Economics, Mathematic Economics, International Finance, Public Economics II, Theory Financing Projects. As far as the scientific and research programs are concerned, the Institute Economic Sciences participates in the solution the Faculty research plan, in the internal grants the University Pardubice, and in nationwide projects dealing with the financing and financial cash flows communities and regions. The results are published in monographs, scientific literature, and at conferences in the Czech Republic, as well as abroad. Head the Institute: doc. Ing. Jolana Volejníková, Ph.D. Secretariate: Julie Valoušková, phone: Academic Staff: Ing. Liběna Černohorská, Ph.D. Ing. Jan Černohorský, Ph.D. Ing. Tomáš Lelek, Ph.D. pr. Ing. Jaroslav Macháček, CSc. doc. Ing. Romana Provazníková, Ph.D. Ing. Zdeněk Řízek, Ph.D. pr. RNDr. Bohuslav Sekerka, CSc. Ing. Martin Sobotka, Ph.D. Ing. Jan Stejskal, Ph.D. Ing. Lucie Sobotková, Ph.D. Ing. Jiří Nožička, Ph.D. Ing. Pavla Koťátková-Stránská, Ph.D. 8

9 Internal PhD Students: Ing. Radka Knězáčková Ing. et Ing. Veronika Linhartová Ing. Abdelwalid Rouag Ing. Simona Pichová 9

10 Institute Business Economics and Management The Institute Economy and Management provides tuition economic and managerial subjects under all study programs at the Faculty Economics and Administration in Bachelor s as well as follow-up Master s and Doctoral study. At the same time the Institute guarantees the study program Economics and Management specialization Enterprise Management (including two specializations) and created newly accredited specializations Economics and Operation in Enterprises and Security Management in Enterprises. The Institute Economy and Management contributes to scientific and research programs by solving the Faculty research plan. It also participates in the internal grants the University Pardubice and in nationwide projects focusing on the optimization the number staff within institutions, upon the measurement corporate performance, upon the competitiveness companies, upon the application managerial ethics, upon corruption and how to combat it, and upon the application exact methods management, etc. The respective results are published in monographs, scientific literature and at conferences in the Czech Republic, as well as abroad. The Institute s lecturers cooperate with industrial companies, the Ministry Internal Affairs the Czech Republic, the Czech Police System, the Economic Chamber, regional authorities, and bodies and municipal fices. Many them work as lecturers at various institutions. Some lecturers are also engaged as supervisors PhD students at the Faculty Economics and Administration or at the Faculty Business VUT in Brno. Head the Institute: doc. Ing. Marcela Kožená, Ph.D. Secretariate: Lenka Vitoušová, phone: Academic Staff: Ing. Zdeněk Brodský, Ph.D. doc. Ing. Zdeněk Dytrt, CSc. doc. Ing. Pavel Duspiva, CSc. Ing. Aleš Horčička Ing. Michal Kuběnka, Ph.D., doc. Ing. Renáta Myšková, Ph.D. Ing. Josef Novotný, Ph.D. doc. Ing. Jaroslav Pakosta, CSc. doc. Ing. Jan Pavel, Ph.D. Ing. František Sejkora Ing. Michaela Stříteská, Ph.D. 10

11 doc. Ing. Rudolf Kamfp, CSc. Ing. Irena Honková, Ph.D. Ing. Kateřina Kantorová, Ph.D. Ing. Mgr. Pavlína Pinková PaedDr. Alexandr Šenec Internal PhD Students: Ing. Lucie Jelínková Ing. Lukáš Kruml Ing. Jana Školudová 11

12 Institute Administrative and Social Sciences The Institute Public Administration and Law guarantees a comprehensive teaching program, study structure, and scientific and research activities in the field public administration and legal issues with regard to the academic prile the graduates in the current study program Economic Policy and Administration and Economics and Management. The Institute also arranges lectures under the System Engineering and Informatics program. Within the scientific and research programs, the Institute Administrative and Social Sciences participates in the solution the Faculty research plan, in the internal grants the University Pardubice and in nationwide projects. The results are published in monographs, scientific literature and at conferences in the Czech Republic, as well as abroad. Head the Institute: Ing. Karel Šatera, Ph.D., MBA Secretariate: Eva Bačkovská, phone: Academic Staff: Ing. Robert Baťa, Ph.D. RNDr. Šárka Brychtová, Ph.D. JUDr. Jan Janeček, Ph.D. Ing. Jan Fuka, Ph.D. JUDr. Jana Janderová, Ph.D. Mgr. Jan Mandys doc. Ing. Ilona Obršálová, CSc. Ing. Ivana Mandysová, Ph.D. Ing. Radko Kříž Internal PhD Students: Ing. Hero Kwabena Toseafa Ing. Ebo Tawiah Quartey 12

13 Institute System Engineering and Informatics The Institute provides tuition under the study programs Economic Policy and Administration, Economics and Management and System Engineering and Informatics taught at the Faculty Economics and Administration. The core the programs informatics studies consists subjects such as Introduction to Information Technologies and subjects dealing with database systems and geographic information systems. Attention is also paid to subjects from the field information systems and data security and protection. At the end the study course the students are acquainted with modeling socio-economic processes. The subjects presented under the System Engineering and Informatics program are enlarged within the areas algorithms and programming, information and computer networks, information systems, and artificial computational intelligence. The end the study program focuses on the application artificial intelligence methods, decision making support systems, data mining, project management, simulation, and system engineering. Most subjects taught under this program are oriented towards application in the public administration sector. As regards to the scientific and research programs, the Institute specializes mainly in the application geographic information systems, decision making support systems, data flow analysis, project management, and the use information and computer networks in the public administration environment. Head the Institute: Pr. Ing. Jan Čapek, CSc. Secretariate: Jana Pilařová, phone: Academic Staff: doc. Ing. Jiří Křupka, CSc. Ing. Renáta Bílková pr. Ing. Jan Čapek, CSc. doc. Ing. Petr Hájek Ph.D. Ing. Oldřich Horák doc. Ing. Miloslav Hub, Ph.D. Ing. Pavel Jirava, Ph.D. Ing. Hana Jonášová, Ph.D. Ing. Miloslava Kašparová, Ph.D. doc. Ing. Jitka Komárková, Ph.D. Ing. Renáta Máchová, Ph.D. Ing. Martin Novák 13

14 pr. Ing. Vladimír Olej, CSc. Ing. Jan Panuš, Ph.D. doc. Ing. Pavel Petr, Ph.D. Mgr. Pavel Sedlák, Ph.D. doc. Ing. Stanislava Šimonová, Ph.D. Ing. Hana Kopáčková, Ph.D. External Staff: Mgr. Vladimír Abrahám Mgr. Milan Bláha pr. Ing. Jiří Dvořák, DrSc. doc. Ing. Peter Fabián, CSc. Ing. Ivo Machek Internal PhD Students: Ing. Martin Jedlička Ing. Filip Mezera Ing. Martin Ibl Ing. Eva Kuchtíková Ing. et Ing. Martin Lněnička Ing. Jan Hovad Ing. Karel Michálek, DiS., Technician: certif. Techn. Dušan Kopecký 14

15 Institute Mathematics and Quantitative Methods This Institute provides the tuition mathematics and subjects based on Statistic and Operational Research methods. In addition to the traditional mathematic fields such as mathematic analysis, algebra, probability, statistics, numerical methods, and discrete mathematics, it also arranges for lessons in applied mathematics, econometrics, and methods operational research given within the framework follow-up Master and PhD courses study. Further, the institute guarantees the Master study specialization Insurance Engineering. As far as scientific research and consultations are concerned, the Institute specializes mainly on statistical and numerical methods in varying areas application, in mathematical modeling, and in the optimization transport systems as well as in pedagogical research and insurance engineering. Head the Institute: Mgr. David Zapletal, Ph.D. Secretariate: Radka Krádlová, phone: Academic Staff: Mgr. Hana Boháčová, Ph.D. Mgr. David Brebera Mgr. Pavla Jindrová, Ph.D. doc. RNDr. Bohdan Linda, CSc. Mgr. Libor Koudela, Ph.D. doc. PaedDr. Jana Kubanová, CSc. pr. RNDr. Viera Pacáková, Ph.D. doc. RNDr. Jaroslav Seibert, CSc. Ing. Kateřina Seinerová Mgr. Ondřej Slavíček RNDr. Jaromír Zahrádka, Ph.D. External Staff: RNDr. Jan Brebera Mgr. Petr Čenčík Mgr. František Janeček pr. RNDr. Otakar Prachař Mgr. Bohumila Raisová doc. RNDr. Milan Šulista, CSc Mgr. Jiřina Zahrádková 15

16 Institute Regional and Security Sciences The institute Regional and Security Sciences was established at the Faculty Economics and Administration on 1st January It represents an instituional roing a segment activities undertaken by the faculty involved with scientific research, educational and other pressional activities. The institute is focused on regional economics disciplines in a broader interdisciplinary context and emphasizes two directions: urbanism linked to the regional development issues traditionally and security ( residents, businesses, state) as a directions which connection with regional development has been rising and requires more attention in practise. The institute participates in implementation all three study programmes conducted at the Faculty Economics and Administration, ie, HPS, SII and EM, both in bachelor and master study. In the case the Regional and Public Economics programme (HPS) the institute also participates in doctoral study where associates the institute operate as PhD supervisors. For bachelor study, the institute provides subjects as Regional Sciences and Micro-Regional Development, Enterprise in a Regional Environment, Crisis Management, Population Protection and Terrorism, Society Protection, Security State Policy, Internal Security and Public Order above all. For master study, the institute provides subjects as Regional Development Theories, Global Economics, Regional Policy EU, Human Resources in the Region, Industry Regional Analysis above all, also Methods and Prognoses in Regional Development, Urban Theory, Theory and Praxix Wowns and Cities Development, Strategic Planning, Urban Planning, The international environment national security policy, Integrated Rescue Systém, Terrorism and national security systém, Crizis Communication. Head the Institute: doc. Ing. Ivana Kraftová, CSc. Secretariate: Helena Oborníková, phone: Academic Staff: doc. Ing. Ivana Kraftová, CSc. doc. Ing. Radim Roudný, CSc. doc. Ing. arch. Vladimíra Šilhánková, Ph.D. Ing. Martin Maštálka, Ph.D. Ing. Ondřej Svoboda, Ph.D. Mgr. Petr Kadlec, Ph.D. Jagannath Mallick, Ph.D. Ing. Bohuslav Pernica, Ph.D. 16

17 External Staff: Mgr. Ing. Vladimír Klaban Internal PhD students: Ing. Petra Applová Ing. Zdeněk Matěja Ing. Pavel Zdražil 17

18 Organization the academic year 2014/15 The academic year consists two semesters (winter and summer) with the examination session and vacation. The length both semesters is approximately fourteen weeks. Winter Lecturing Period ination Period Application for extraordinary correction deadlines till Extraordinary correction deadlines till Winter Vacation Summer a) 1st and 2nd year the Bachelor s study program and 1st year the follow up Master s study program Lecturing Period ination Period Application for extraordinary correction deadlines till Extraordinary correction deadlines till Pressional Internship 2nd year Bachelor study Summer Vacation b) 3rd year the Bachelor s study program and 2nd year the follow up Master s study program Lecturing Period ination Period for students finishing in June ination Period for other students Application for extraordinary correction deadlines till ( ) Extraordinary correction deadlines till ( ) Submitting final paper and finishing the study for state final examination at FEA Institutes announce topics Bachelor and Diploma Paper Registration students at Institutes till Processing the contractual paper in the STAG till Collection the contractual paper at Institutes (concerns students in the last year bachelor and master study programs) till Submitting Bachelor or Diploma Paper till ( ) - extraordinary term till Finishing bachelor study program at the study department ( ) 18

19 Finishing master study program at the study department ( ) State Final ination at FEA Graduation Ceremonies

20 Study Plans Standard study plans are represented in compliance with a granted accreditation, a course subjects complying with the sequences in which these subjects are supposed to be taken. On its basis, students create their own study plans. system conformed to the Bologna declaration is being applied to the whole University Pardubice within Bachelor s and Master s study programs, rarely within some Doctoral study programs. Standard study requirement is 60 credit points per one academic year, generally 30 credit points per one semester. It is the total the credit points granted within the compulsory courses, compulsory options, and optional courses. credits represent the numerical value assigned to every subject and reflect the study burden laid on a student. It represents an average time demand all activities leading to a successful completion the subject. Further information is given in the Study and ination Regulations the University Pardubice. Relevant study information is available at the internet address portal.upce.cz in the IS STAG agenda (evidence study programs, specializations, study plans, and subjects as well as the evidence timetables and rooms can be found at this address). Student use the IS STAG to register his/her exams, he or she can also find his/her results the classification, study materials, as well as further information published by lecturers. Communication with students is further enabled by automatically created address for correspondence in the form st12345@student.upce.cz or name.surname@ student.upce.cz. 20

21 Explanatory Notes Explanation abbreviations used in the head tables: A four-figure abbreviation the subject name generated by computerized system within the student agenda. Inst. The name the appropriate Institute within the University Pardubice, especially the Faculty Economics and Administration, providing tuition in particular subjects: UE = Institute Economics UEM = Institute Economy and Management UVSP = Institute Public Administration and Law USII = Institute System Engineering and Informatics UM = Institute Mathematics JC = Language Centre KTS = Department Physical Education and Sports Indicates the teaching format the subject i.e. the number lectures (x) and seminars (y) taught per week (x+y). Explains the form a subject assessment. The following two types assessment are recognized: a = assignment (test, essay, discussion) ex = examination (written and/or oral examination) Assignments are usually held in the last week the lecturing period, examinations take place within the examination period. Indicate the number credit points appointed to each subject upon its completion. It generally depends on the importance and difficulty the appropriate subject. It is advised to gain at least 30 credit points per semester as a total 180 credit points is required to successfully complete the Bachelor study program. ST = summer term WT = winter term s indicated with * can be registered only after completing prerequisite courses. Further information about the prerequisite courses are specified at portal.upce.cz 21

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24 Orientation Map Litomyšl 24

25 Bachelor s study program Bachelor s Study Program 25

26 Study program: Limit credits: 180 Level qualification: Form study: Standard length study: 3 Study specialization: B System Engineering and Informatics Bachelor Full-time 6209R028 - Regional and Information Management Segment: 1.r SII RIM P Bc - AJ Compulsory Subjects KLKS/CSC1 Czech Language for Foreign Students Beginners W/1 USII/ATZI USII/AZAL Essentials Informatics Introduction to Algorithms A, W/ A, W/1 USSV/APRR Law System the Czech Republic A W/1 UMKM/AMSEM Mathematic Seminar A W/1 UMKM/AMT1 UEV/AEKO1 USSV/APSL Mathematics I Economics I Psychology A, W/ A, W/ A, W/1 KTS/TVPZS Physical Education - Obligatory A W/1 26

27 KLKS/CSC2 Czech Language for Foreign Students Intermediate S/1 USII/AZD USII/ATWS UPEM/AZUC USII/AEIZ UPEM/AMNZ Data Computer Processing Development WWW Pages Introduction to Accounting Electronic Information Sources Managerial Economics A S/ A, S/ A S/ A S/ A, S/1 UMKM/AMS3 Mathematic Seminar - MATLAB A S/1 UMKM/AMT2 Mathematics II A, S/1 KTS/TVPLS Physical Education - Obligatory A S/1 The precondition for AMT2 enrolment is completion the AMT1 examination. Compulsory Options Optional Subjects UMKM/AMS1 Mathematic Practice I A W/1 UEV/AMIK1 Microeconomics I A, W/1

28 UMKM/AMS2 Mathematic Practice II A S/1 UEV/AMAK1 Macroeconomics I A, S/1 s AMIK1 and AMAK1 are available only to students who did not pass the subjects in the previous academic year and to Erasmus students. Segment: 2.r SII RIM P Bc - AJ Compulsory Subjects USII/ADBS1 UPEM/AMAN Database Systems I Management A, W/ A, W/2 UMKM/APAS1 Probability and Statistics I A W/2 UEV/AVEK USII/ATSY1 USII/ADBS2 USII/AROP USII/AISR Public Economics Theory Systems I Database Systems II Decision Making Processes Inform.Systems in Region. Administration A, W/ A, W/ A, S/ A, S/ A, S/2 UMKM/APAS2 Probability and Statistics II A, S/2 USII/AODP Pressional Internship (10 days) A S/2

29 UEV/AVFI Public Finance A, S/2 The precondition for APAS1 enrolment is the knowledge differential and integral calculus within the AMT2 subject (for the students who didn t pass the AMT2 examination). The precondition for APAS2 enrolment is the completion APAS1 assignment. A part the APAS2 examination is the APAS1 subject matter. Compulsory Options USII/AALG Algorithms and Programming A, W/2 USSV/AHOG Economic Geography A, W/2 UPEM/AODV Intellectual Property Protection A W/2 USSV/AUZS USII/ASOS USSV/ASSP Regional Administration Social Networks State Administration A, S/ A S/ A S/2 Students choose at least one compulsory options in every semester. Optional Subjects USSV/AACL USII/AELE American Criminal Law e-learning A S/ A S/2 29

30 USSV/ASGE Socio-Econ. Geography Europ. Regions A S/2 USSV/ASOC Sociology A S/2 The precondition for AELE enrolment is knowledge development and adjusting www pages. Segment: 3.r SII RIM P Bc - AJ Compulsory Subjects USII/AKAR USII/APSI1 USII/ADM1 Cartography Computer Networks I Data Mining I A, W/ A, W/ A, W/3 USII/AGIS1 Geographic Information Systems I A, W/3 USII/AUUI Introduction to Artificial Intelligence A, W/3 URBV/ARRM Reg.Sciences and Micro-Reg. Development A, W/3 FES/ASBP USII/AOSY USII/ARP1 Bachelor Paper Seminar Operating Systems Project Management I A S/ A, S/ A, S/3 30

31 USII/ASIN System Integration A, S/3 Compulsory Options USII/AMUL UEV/AMFI Multimedia Municipal Finance A W/ A, W/3 USII/AJAVA Programming in JAVA Language A W/3 Optional Subjects UMKM/AUTG Introduction to Group Theory A W/3 USII/AZPI Introduction to Information Presentation A W/3 UPEM/AMAET Managerial Ethics A, W/3 UPEM/ARLZ USSV/AZSP Human Resource Management A S/3 Introduction to Administrative Law A, S/3 USII/AZDTP Introduction to DTP A S/3 31

32 UMKM/AUFK Introduction to Functional Calculus A S/3 Segment: SZZ SII Bc - AJ State Final Economics Information Technologies State Final consists : Theory Systems I, Data Mining I, Information Systems in Regional Administration, Geographic Information Systems I, Operating Systems, Project Management I, Economics I. 32

33 Segment: Physical Education Optional Winter semester KTS/AER1 Aerobik A ZS KTS/APA1 Alternative sports activities A W KTS/ASP1 Alternative sports in nature A W KTS/AQR1 Aquaaerobik A W KTS/BAD1 Badminton A W KTS/BAS1 Basketball A W KTS/FLO1 Florball A W KTS/FOT1 Football A W KTS/HAZ1 Házená A W KTS/INC1 Indoorcycling A W KTS/KCV1 Fitness exercises A W KTS/LEZ1 Climbing A W KTS/PLA1 Swimming A W KTS/POS1 Strengthening A W KTS/PWJ1 Poweryoga A W KTS/SEB1 Self-defense A W KTS/SQU1 Squash A W KTS/TEN1 Tennis A W KTS/VOL1 Voleyball A W Students choose only one subject. 33

34 Summer semester KTS/AER2 Aerobik A S KTS/APA2 Alternative sports activities A S KTS/ASP2 Alternative sports in nature A S KTS/AQR2 Aquaaerobik A S KTS/BAD2 Badminton A S KTS/BAS2 Basketball A S KTS/FLO2 Florball A S KTS/FOT2 Football A S KTS/HAZ2 Handball A S KTS/INC2 Indoorcycling A S KTS/KCV2 Fitness exercises A S KTS/LEZ2 Climbing A S KTS/PLA2 Swimming A S KTS/POS2 Strengthening A S KTS/PWJ2 Poweryoga A S KTS/SEB2 Self-defense A S KTS/SQU2 Squash A S KTS/TEN2 Tennis A S KTS/VOL2 Voleybal A S Students choose only one subject. 34

35 Master s study program Master s Study Program 35

36 Study program: N System Engineering and Informatics Limit credits: 120 Level qualification: Form study: Follow-up study Full-time Standard length study: 2 Study specialization: 6209T028 - Regional and Information Management Segment: 1.r SII RIM P NMgr. - AJ Compulsory Subjects USII/AUVI1 UMKM/ADIM Artificial and Computat. Intelligence I Discrete Mathematics A, Ex W/ A W/1 UMKM/AMME UEV/APRE Mathematic Methods in Economics Spatial Economics A, Ex A W/1 W/1 USII/ATSY2 Theory Systems II A, Ex W/1 USII/AELO UEV/AEKO2 USII/AGIS2 E-commerce Economics II Geographic Information Systems II A S/ A, Ex S/ A, Ex S/1

37 USII/AMEP URBV/ATRR Modelling Socio-Economic Processes Regional development theories A, Ex S/ A S/1 Compulsory Options USSV/ADEA UPEM/AFIU USII/ASMP UPEM/ARMA USII/AUVI2 USSV/AEEK UPEM/AFIN Demographic analysis Financial Accounting Map Server Services Regional Marketing Artificial and Computat. Intelligence II Environmental Economics and Management Financial Investment A W/ A, Ex W/ A W/ A W/ A, Ex S/ A, Ex S/ A, Ex S/1 UMKM/AOPM Operations Management A S/1 UPEM/AREM Regional Management A, Ex S/1 UMKM/ASME Statistic Methods in Economics A, Ex S/1 Students choose at least one compulsory options in every semester. Students choose at least one course in each semester to obtain total 14 credits min 37

38 Optional Subjects USII/AZGIS Introduction to Geographic Inf. Systems A, W/1 USSV/ATPZ Labour Market and Employment Policy A W/1 USSV/AEPZ European Employment Policy A S/1 URBV/ARPU Regional Policy EU A, S/1 USSV/ASOP Social Pathology A S/1 The subject AZGIS is fered to students who did not attend the subject AGIS1. Segment: 2.r SII RIM P NMgr. - AJ Compulsory Subjects USII/ABI USII/ADM2 USII/ABOI URBV/ARRP USII/APAU FES/ASDP Business Intelligence Data Mining II Data Security and Protection Regional Sciences and Regional Policy Territory Space Analysis Diploma Paper Seminar A, W/ A, W/ A, W/ A W/ A, W/ A S/2 38

39 USII/ARP2 USII/ASYI Project Management II System Engineering A, S/ A, S/2 Compulsory Options USSV/AEPR European Law A, W/2 USII/ARZN UMKM/ATH Knowledge management Theory Games A W/ A W/2 URBV/AUUP Urban Planning A, W/2 UEV/ASAE Seminar on Actual Economic Issues in PS Students choose at least one course in winter term Optional Subjects A S/2 UEV/AHPU Economic Policy EU A, W/2 UEV/ASHD History World Economics' A W/2 UPEM/AMAU Managerial Accounting A W/2 USII/ASMP Map Server Services A W/2 39

40 UPEM/AMGZ Management Change A, S/2 UEV/AMEK USII/APCR UEV/ASEK Mathematic Economics Procedural Proceeding World Economy A, S/ A, S/ A S/2 Segment: SZZ SII NMgr - AJ State Final Economics and Management Information Technologies State final exam includes following subjects: Geographic Information Systems II, Data Mining II, Project Management II, System Engineering, Data Security and Protection, Economics II. 40

41 Segment: Physical Education Optional Winter semester KTS/AER1 Aerobik A ZS KTS/APA1 Alternative sports activities A W KTS/ASP1 Alternative sports in nature A W KTS/AQR1 Aquaaerobik A W KTS/BAD1 Badminton A W KTS/BAS1 Basketball A W KTS/FLO1 Florball A W KTS/FOT1 Football A W KTS/HAZ1 Házená A W KTS/INC1 Indoorcycling A W KTS/KCV1 Fitness exercises A W KTS/LEZ1 Climbing A W KTS/PLA1 Swimming A W KTS/POS1 Strengthening A W KTS/PWJ1 Poweryoga A W KTS/SEB1 Self-defense A W KTS/SQU1 Squash A W KTS/TEN1 Tennis A W KTS/VOL1 Voleyball A W Students choose only one subject. 41

42 Summer semester KTS/AER2 Aerobik A S KTS/APA2 Alternative sports activities A S KTS/ASP2 Alternative sports in nature A S KTS/AQR2 Aquaaerobik A S KTS/BAD2 Badminton A S KTS/BAS2 Basketball A S KTS/FLO2 Florball A S KTS/FOT2 Football A S KTS/HAZ2 Handball A S KTS/INC2 Indoorcycling A S KTS/KCV2 Fitness exercises A S KTS/LEZ2 Climbing A S KTS/PLA2 Swimming A S KTS/POS2 Strengthening A S KTS/PWJ2 Poweryoga A S KTS/SEB2 Self-defense A S KTS/SQU2 Squash A S KTS/TEN2 Tennis A S KTS/VOL2 Voleybal A S Students choose only one subject. 42

43 Doctoral Study Program Doctoral s Study Program 43

44 Study program: P Economic Policy and Administration Limit credits: 180 Level qualification: Form study: Standard length study: Study specialization: Doctoral Full-time 3 years 6202V073 - Regional and Public Economics Segment: HPS - RVE - PhD - Aj Compulsory courses FES/AVCH2 Scientific and research activities A S/1 FES/AVCH4 Scientific and research activities A S/2 FES/AVCH5 Scientific and research activities A W/3 FES/AVCH6 Scientific and research activities A S/3 FES/ADEKO Economics III FES/AVEK FES/AREP FES/AMEV Public Economics III Regional Economics and Policy Science Methodology

45 Compulsory options - group A FES/ARPE Regional Policy EU 8 FES/AZVP Scientific Communication 8 FES/AVOF Selected Chapters from Fin. Firm Manag. 8 FES/AVKM Selected Chapters from Management 8 FES/AVPE Selected Issues from Environmen. Economy 8 FES/ATVS FES/ATRV Theory Public Administration Theory Regional Development 8 8 Students choose at least two courses from group A Compulsory options - group B FES/ASPR Decision-Making Support Systems in Region 8 FES/AEGO e-government 8 FES/AMUV Methods Art. and Comp.Int.in Reg.Man. 8 FES/AMRP Modelling Regional Processes 8 45

46 FES/AKME Select.Issues from Quant. Methods in Eco 8 FES/ANUC National Accounting 8 Students choose at least two courses. Segment: HPS - RVE - PhD - Ped - Aj Compulsory courses FES/APPH1 Pedagogical activities A W/1 FES/APPH2 Pedagogical activities A S/1 FES/APPH3 Pedagogical activities A W/2 FES/APPH5 Pedagogical activities A W/3 FES/APPH6 Pedagogical activities A S/3 Segment: HPS - RVE - PhD - DZ - Aj Compulsory courses FES/AZEKO Economics S/3 FES/AZRE Regional Economics S/3 46

47 Study program: P Applied Informatics Limit credits: 180 Level qualification: Form study: Standard length study: Doctoral Full-time 4 years Study specialization: Segment: AI - AI - PhD Aj Compulsory s 1802V001 - Applied Informatics FES/APMMS Advanced Mat and Stat Methods FES/AMVPA Methodology Scientific Work FES/ATI1 Theoretical Computer Science - Part I FES/ATI2 Theoretical Informatics - Part II FES/AVCA5 Scientific and research activities A W FES/AVCA4 Scientific and research activities A S FES/AVCA2 Scientific and research activities A S FES/AVCA6 Scientific and research activities A S 47

48 Compulsory Options FES/APDM Advanced Database Methods 15 FES/AAINA Ambient Intelligence 15 FES/AAZP Application Knowledge Manag. Approach 15 FES/AAWA Architecture and Design Web Applications 15 FES/AUVIA Artificial and Computat. Intelligence 15 FES/APGGM Computer Graphics and Graphical Methods 15 FES/ARRS Decision-making and Man in Compl Systems 15 FES/ADKP Discrete and Combinatorial Approaches 15 FES/AEP Evolutionary Approaches 15 FES/AMAD Methods and Data Mining Algorithms 15 FES/AMAS Multi-Agent Systems 15 FES/AVASP Selected Applications Statistical App 15 FES/AVKV Selected Topics in Cognitive Science 15 48

49 FES/ASAPS System Analysis and Design Systems 15 FES/ATZDI Theory Data and Information Security 15 FES/ATSA Trends in Stware Architectures 15 Segment: AI - AI - PhD - Ped - Aj Compulsory s FES/APPA5 Pedagogical activities A W FES/APPA3 Pedagogical activities A W FES/APPA1 Pedagogical activities A W FES/APPA2 Pedagogical activities A S FES/APPA6 Pedagogical activities A S FES/APPA4 Pedagogical activities A S Segment: AI - AI - PhD - DZ - Aj Compulsory s FES/AZI Informatics

50 Study program: P System Engineering and Informatics Limit credits: 180 Level qualification: Form study: Standard length study: Doctoral Full-time 3 years Study specialization: 6209V019 - Informatics within Public Administration Segment: SII - IVS - PhD - Aj Compulsory courses FES/AVCS2 Scientific and research activities A S/1 FES/AVCS4 Scientific and research activities A S/2 FES/AVCS5 Scientific and research activities A W/3 FES/AVCS6 Scientific and research activities A S/3 FES/AOTS General Theory Systems FES/AIZS Information and Knowledge-Based Systems FES/AVOE Selected Chapters from Economic Theory

51 FES/ASMM Statistic and Mathem. Methods in Manag Compulsory options FES/AAIN Ambient Intelligence 10 FES/AUVI Artificial and Computat. Intelligence 10 FES/ADMS Decentralized and Multi-Agent Systems 10 FES/AEVA Evolutional Algorithms 10 FES/AESY Expert Systems 10 FES/AGIS Geographic Information Systems 10 FES/ALOG Logistics 10 FES/APPR Process Approach to Firm Management 10 FES/AVPO Selec.Issues from Enterprise Org. & Man. 10 FES/AVPR Selected Chapters from Manag.in Cont. PA 10 FES/AVSM Selected Chapters from Marketing 10 51

52 FES/AVPM Selected Issues from Knowl.-Based Manag. 10 FES/AMEA Selected Methods Economic Analysis 10 FES/ASAP System Analysis and Development 10 FES/ATDS Theory od Distributed Database Systems 10 FES/ATZI Theory Information and Data Security 10 FES/APRIS FES/AVES FES/AVSIS Project Management and Implementation Information Systems Innovation Public Economics and Administration Selected Chapters from Information Systems Students choose at least two courses. 10 W,S 10 W,S 10 W,S Segment: SII - IVS - PhD - Ped - Aj Compulsory courses FES/APPS1 Pedagogical activities A W/1 FES/APPS2 Pedagogical activities A S/1 FES/APPS3 Pedagogical activities A W/2 FES/APPS4 Pedagogical activities A S/2 52

53 Optional courses FES/APPS5 Pedagogical activities A W/3 FES/APPS6 Pedagogical activities A S/3 Segment: SII - IVS - Phd - DZ - Aj Compulsory courses FES/AZEKO Economics S/3 FES/AZIVS Informatics in Public Administration S/3 53

54 Study program: P Economic Policy and Administration Limit credits: 180 Level qualification: Doctoral Form study: Part-time Standard length study: 3 years Study specialization: 6202V073 - Regional and Public Economics Segment: HPS - RVE - PhD Aj Compulsory courses FES/AVCH2 Scientific and research activities A S/1 FES/AVCH4 Scientific and research activities A S/2 FES/AVCH5 Scientific and research activities A W/3 FES/AVCH6 Scientific and research activities A S/3 FES/ADEKO Economics III FES/AVEK FES/AREP FES/AMEV Public Economics III Regional Economics and Policy Science Methodology

55 Compulsory options - group A FES/ARPE Regional Policy EU 8 FES/AZVP Scientific Communication 8 FES/AVOF Selected Chapters from Fin. Firm Manag. 8 FES/AVKM Selected Chapters from Management 8 FES/AVPE Selected Issues from Environmen. Economy 8 FES/ATVS FES/ATRV Theory Public Administration Theory Regional Development 8 8 Compulsory options - group B FES/ASPR Decision-Making Support Systems in Region 8 FES/AEGO e-government 8 FES/AMUV Methods Art. and Comp.Int.in Reg.Man. 8 FES/AMRP Modelling Regional Processes 8 55

56 FES/AKME Select.Issues from Quant. Methods in Eco 8 FES/ATSY Theory Systems III 8 FES/ANUC National accounting 8 W,S Segment: HPS - RVE - PhD - DZ - Aj Compulsory courses FES/AZEKO Economics S/3 FES/AZRE Regional Economics S/3 Segment: HPS - RVE - PhD - Ped - K - Aj Optional courses FES/APPH1 Pedagogical activities FES/APPH2 Pedagogical activities FES/APPH3 Pedagogical activities FES/APPH5 Pedagogical activities FES/APPH6 Pedagogical activities A W/ A S/ A W/ A W/ A S/3 56

57 Study program: P System Engineering and Informatics Limit credits: 180 Level qualification: Form study: Standard length study: Doctoral Part-time 3 years Study specialization: 6209V019 - Informatics within Public Administration Segment: SII - IVS - PhD - Aj Compulsory courses FES/AVCS2 Scientific and research activities A S/1 FES/AVCS4 Scientific and research activities A S/2 FES/AVCS5 Scientific and research activities A W/3 FES/AVCS6 Scientific and research activities A S/3 FES/AOTS General Theory Systems FES/AIZS Information and Knowledge-Based Systems FES/AVOE Selected Chapters from Economic Theory FES/ASMM Statistic and Mathem. Methods in Manag

58 Compulsory options FES/AAIN Ambient Intelligence 10 FES/AUVI Artificial and Computat. Intelligence 10 FES/ADMS Decentralized and Multi-Agent Systems 10 FES/AEVA Evolutional Algorithms 10 FES/AESY Expert Systems 10 FES/AGIS Geographic Information Systems 10 FES/ALOG Logistics 10 FES/APPR Process Approach to Firm Management 10 FES/AVPO Selec.Issues from Enterprise Org. & Man. 10 FES/AVPR Selected Chapters from Manag.in Cont. PA 10 FES/AVSM Selected Chapters from Marketing 10 FES/AVPM Selected Issues from Knowl.-Based Manag. 10 FES/AMEA Selected Methods Economic Analysis 10 FES/ASAP System Analysis and Development 10 58

59 FES/ATDS Theory od Distributed Database Systems 10 FES/ATZI Theory Information and Data Security 10 FES/APRIS Project management and implement. IS 10 FES/AVES Public Economics and administration 10 FES/AVSIS Selected Chapters from Information Sys. 10 Segment: SII - IVS - Phd - DZ - Aj Compulsory courses FES/AZEKO Economics S/3 FES/AZIVS Informatics in Public Administration S/3 Segment: SII - IVS - PhD - Ped - K - Aj Optional s FES/APPS1 Pedagogical activities A W/1 FES/APPS2 Pedagogical activities A S/1 FES/APPS3 Pedagogical activities A W/2 59

60 FES/APPS4 Pedagogical activities A S/2 FES/APPS5 Pedagogical activities A W/3 FES/APPS6 Pedagogical activities A S/3 60

61 Study program: P Applied Informatics Limit credits: 180 Level qualification: Form study: Standard length study: Study specialization: Doctoral Part-time 3 years 1802V001 - Applied Informatics Segment: AI - AI - PhD - Aj Compulsory s FES/APMMS Advanced Mat and Stat Methods FES/AMVPA Methodology Scientific Work FES/ATI1 Theoretical Computer Science - Part I FES/ATI2 Theoretical Informatics - Part II FES/AVCA5 Scientific and research activities A W FES/AVCA4 Scientific and research activities A S FES/AVCA2 Scientific and research activities A S FES/AVCA6 Scientific and research activities A S 61

62 Compulsory Options FES/APDM Advanced Database Methods 15 FES/AAINA Ambient Intelligence 15 FES/AAZP Application Knowledge Manag Approach 15 FES/AAWA Architecture and Design Web Applications 15 FES/AUVIA Artificial and Computat. Intelligence 15 FES/APGGM Computer Graphics and Graphical Methods 15 FES/ARRS Decision-making and Man in Compl Systems 15 FES/ADKP Discrete and Combinatorial Approaches 15 FES/AEP Evolutionary Approaches 15 FES/AMAD Methods and Data Mining Algorithms 15 FES/AMAS Multi-Agent Systems 15 FES/AVASP Selected Applications Statistical App 15 FES/AVKV Selected Topics in Cognitive Science 15 62

63 FES/ASAPS System Analysis and Design Systems 15 FES/ATZDI Theory Data and Information Security 15 FES/ATSA Trends in Stware Architectures 15 FES/DFMA Fuzzy Methods and Applications 15 W,S Segment: AI - AI - PhD - Ped - K - Aj Optional s FES/APPA5 Pedagogical activities A W FES/APPA3 Pedagogical activities A W FES/APPA1 Pedagogical activities A W FES/APPA2 Pedagogical activities A S FES/APPA6 Pedagogical activities A S FES/APPA4 Pedagogical activities A S Segment: AI - AI - PhD - DZ - Aj Compulsory s FES/AZI Informatics