Czech

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Work with graphs and matrices, mathematical expression of relationships, logical functions, computer literacy, a grasp of basic economic categories.

Elaboration of seminar work on PC and the presentation of the outcome will be continuously checked throughout the semester in every seminar. Participation of the student in the seminars will be evaluated (with 40 points at maximum), as well as the successful completion of the assign task and its presentation (60 points at maximum). The minimum number of points necessary for awarding the course-unit credit is 70.If the student achieves less than 70 points, he/she will be assigned additional task to complete and present. It can be evaluated with 50 points at maximum. For being awarded the course-unit credit, it is essential to achieve 70 points at minimum for all tasks.Requirements for the examination: every student presents their completes seminar work as set and in the oral exam will show other possible solutions to the completed seminar work. Successful completion of the course is conditional
Control of results of independent work on the assigned tasks. In case of excused absence from seminars, an additional task is set and evaluated according to the criteria for awarding course-credit units.

The objective of the course is for students to master basic terminology in the new area of electronic business, methodology applied when planning selected information and communication systems of Internet shopping. Students will be able to make simple, economically balanced, selected models of electronic business for companies in the Czech Republic.
Students will be made familiar with the basic methods used for planning simple models of electronic business, structure modelling and the behaviour of individual parts of electronic business and safety of selected parts of such shops. They will master the basic terminology of the system conception of electronic business and the possibilities of modelling of individual parts of different types of electronic business.

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