Title: Tests of independence for multivariate data Author: Bc. Michal Kudlík Department: Department of Probability and Mathematical Statistics Supervisor: Ing. Marek Omelka, PhD., Department of Probability and Mathema- tical Statistics Abstract: This thesis is an overview of tests of independence for multidimensi- onal data. The report includes tests on independence of categorical and conti- nuous random variables, tests assuming normal distribution of data, asymptotic nonparametric tests and permutation tests with application of the Monte Carlo method. This thesis shows the suitability of tests with properly chosen real data and checks significance level and compares the strength of the selected tests by simulation study while using appropriate statistical software. Based on the simu- lation study the thesis discusses an appropriateness of the use of different tests for different situations. Keywords: independence, permutation and asymptotic tests of independence, Monte Carlo method, simulation study 1

Thesis have quantified the total number of students from 1999 until 3th March, 2015 who graduated within the excess year after the standard length of study (SDS). During the reporting period, the total number of finished studies in SDS plus anadditional semester totalled nearly 130,000 students, in SDS plus an additional one year were then finished 117,000 studies. The total number of failed studies, which ended up in the additional extra year in period is 40,000, of which 28,000 in SDS plus one semester and 12,000 in SDS increased by one year. Direct costs of the prolonged studies were estimated at 1.1 billion Kč for 2014. Of which 200 million are sunk costs to studies that have not been completed successfully. The work also calculated the opportunity costs in terms of revenue that could have Czech Republic earned, if the student have finished in SDS and have worked which was estimated at 4.7 billion Kč including both direct and indirect taxes.

The presented diploma thesis was elaborated as an architectural study of a new synagogue in Olomouc according to the assignment. The goal of the project was to design a synagogue, new place for the Jewish community of Olomouc and Jewish museum on the site of original burnt synagogue. The concept was based on an effort to restore dialogue between private and public (openness vs. closeness of Jewish community) and to connect the individual functions and create a closed functional unit to fulfil the needs of Jewish community, however, also communicate with the public. The complex contains kosher restaurant, museum of Jewish culture, administration, library, community hall, educational room, kosher grocery store, mikveh the ritual bath, chapel and the garden. The block is divided into three buildings connected each other by colonnade and courtyard which opens to adjacent public square but at the same time is protected from the bustle of the main road.

The diploma thesis has been created as an architectural study of Temporary accommodation for migrants in Brno. Part of the proposal was also the selection of the location, which became the brownfield on the Červený kopec. From the point of view of the accommodation of migrants, the complex is divided into two separate parts - the reception center and the residential center. These centers fulfill the function of short-term accommodation for persons who have applied for asylum in the territory of the Czech Republic and are awaiting its assessment. The facility also includes an entrance check-up facility that every applicant must pass to the receiving center. Both of these centers are separated by the main building, which houses the management of the complex, a dining room with a kitchen and leisure facilities. In addition to free time activities, both centers also offer social, legal or psychological assistance for assylum seekers.

This master ‘s thesis deals with problems of the development and development process. Part of the thesis is a description of the development market in the Czech Republic and significant changes in the construction area in 2017 and 2018. The thesis is focused on the development project in the centre of Brno and the proposal for its next extension. Description of the feasibility study goes smoothly into the proposal to extend the development project. Part of this thesis is a proposal for establishing and functioning of real estate and facility management in the project.

The Master’s Thesis deals with project management issues in the field of energetic, specifically diversification of fuel base with usage of renewable resources. The thesis is divided into two parts, from which the first part is focused on theoretical background of project, project management and feasibility study issues. In the second part particular feasibility study is elaborated. The goal of this thesis is to create feasibility study, which is one of the requested appendixes of grant application.

This thesis analyses the conflict resolution process between Israel and Egypt and provides a new angle for explaining the signing of the first Arab-Israeli peace treaty. Author uses a case study research method that facilitates an in-depth analysis of the topic and answers to three selected research questions: Why did long-lasting hostile countries engage in the negotiations to resolve their conflict?, How did Jimmy Carter mediate the Camp David Summit? and What persuaded Israel and Egypt to finalize the peace treaty?. The thesis is divided into two main analytical parts, according to the theoretical model used for its examination of the research questions. The first part makes use of William I. Zartman's theory of ripeness and its concept of a "mutually hurting stalemate" to explain why two opposing parties might become gradually open towards finding a "way out" from their protracted conflict. By analysing these conditions to reach a "ripe moment", the third-party may produce substantial proposals to resolve their dispute. The second part of this thesis focuses on the mediation process of the U.S. President Jimmy Carter between September 1978 and March 1979. The umbrella theory of third-party mediation is employed to elucidate the mediation strategies, potential biases and leverage of Jimmy...

The subject of the diploma theses is architectonical's study of the culture and public center. It's consisted of three buildings, located in the southwestern part of the Brno dam. The objects are functionally divided into yachtclub, café with a terrace and hotel. The buildings are designed as a wave shape that are visually lined. The design consists of a steel arch truss supported by steel columns. The cladding is made of masonry Porotherm 30 P + D fixed between the steel columbs. Glassed part of the building is designed by using structural glazing which is an aluminum facade system REYNAERS CW 86/SG. The top layer of a roof is made by white Siakaplan membrane foil. The color tones are white (Sikaplan, membrane roofing terraces), brown (wood paneling) and metal (metal veneer, exterior steel staircase).

The object of this diploma thesis is the concept of architectonic studies of concert hall – theatre music. The main functional scope of the projected building is concert hall with capacity of 542 visitors. Hall enables performances of choir up to 50 members and orchestra up to 80 members. Operative and service room of the concert hall background is one of the parts of handled task. The main accent was put on acoustic solution of the main hall and overall limpidity of the building operation. Building look and its solution is trying to supplement compactness of the urban unit with the respect to the surrounding build-up area.

The northernmost territory of Slovakia. Upper Orava. Immediate neighbors with Poland, the proximity of the border with the Czech Republic. Centre vast and relatively densely populated district (an area of 690, 46 km2 and are home to 60,653 inhabitants). The whole region is a protected area, richly wooded. Right in the city cadastre passes Ramsar protected area. The town lies at the foot of Orava Beskydy, Magura and the banks of the Orava dam, which flooded the western part of the Orava Basin. The district does not rail, relatively dense settlements generates raster-developed road network and frequented suburban bus service. Cities Tvrdošín and Trstená are just 14 km far from Namestovo. Total 24 800 inhabitants combines an attractive route in the Orava Dam whose potential should be multiplied by completing the cycle path. Despite the lower number of inhabitants (8000) Námestovo is the centre a common system of public administration, recreation center, summer festivals and nightlife, the city that attract large numbers of visitors. Addressed area is located at the junction of the center of Namestovo and housing estates - places with the highest concentration of citizens. Meaning a small center of a small town is gaining esteem size of its catchment area. The functions above-urban importance are located in four areas - Square post office Hviezdoslava to the commercial zone, shops and services. Námestie A. Bernoláka - administration and authorities Lower Shores - health, industrial zone - centered manufacturing and service jobs in manufacturing. Out ff these sites two are located in solved area - commercial and health. Despite its importance, its appearance, depiction of a character does not correspond to his post. Absent are deeper expression, grasping and subsequent use of public space, and the concept of long-term strategy.