Czech

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The course is concluded by a credit; attendance at seminars cannot be less than 85% (for full-time study); the credit may only be granted by the teacher teaching this subject.
Block teaching – during the semester, the course is divided into monthly cycles or blocks of approximately 5 weeks. Consultation sessions are conducted during or after each teaching block. Learning materials are available on the subject’s website.

Students will learn the basic steps (procedures) necessary for the production of specialised academic work, such as a semestral project, a Master’s thesis or published research papers. After attending the seminar, students will have obtained basic knowledge in respect of copyright ethics (links, citing sources, etc.) and the quality required of academic research and professional work.
Student will obtain an overview and basic skills that they will apply in subsequent follow-up seminars and during the production of their semestral project, and in their Master’s thesis in particular.

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ČSN ISO 5966 Formální úprava vědeckých zpráv. Praha, ČSNI, 1995. 32 s. MDT 06.055 (CS)
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