Czech

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Student will be able to discuss problems in evaluation of scientific results, will be able to search relevant information in scientific databases (Web of Science, Scopus). He will be able to analyze scientific text to relevant parts and will be able to apply this knowledge in practical situation, e.g. writing technical or scientific texts. Student will be able to describe possibilities in science funding in Czech Republic and EU.

The general knowledge on the Bachelor´s degree level is requested.

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Techning methods include lectures. Course is taking advantage of e-learning (Moodle) system. Students have to write a single project during the course.

Individual projects focused on utilization of Internet scientific sources are solved by students. These projects are evaluated by teacher and discussed with students.

1. Writitng technical documents.
2. Formal requirements for technical documents.
3. Word processors (MS Word, LaTeX, OpenOffice Writer).
4. Bibliographic citations.
5. Software tools for managing bibliographies (RefWorks, EndNote).
6. Information sources on Internet.
7. Presentation of research results.
8. Evaluation of research results using statistical methodology.
9. Science and research - concepts.
10. Methodology for basic and applied research.
11. Clinical studies - aims and types.
12. Phases of the research projects.
13. Grants and sources of grants in Czech Republic and EU.

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The aim of this course is to provide a fundamental orientation in writing scientific and technical texts, in basic terminology from research and science and in possibilities of research funding in Czech Republic and EU.

Hand in the projects and presentation is obligatory.

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R. A. Day: How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper, Greenwood Press, 2006
S. Čmejrková, F. Daneš, J. Světlá: Jak napsat odborný text, Praha, Leda, 1999

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