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The diploma thesis focuses on ethical dilemmas of organizations which helps people with autism spectrum disorders. The preface part describes methodical steps which were taken to elaborate this thesis. The thesis is divided into six parts. The first part focuses on target group and its specific varieties. The second part deals with the specifics of the social work with autistic people. The next part is dedicated to ethics in the field of social work, mostly to ethical code, problems and dilemmas of social workers. In the fourth part the three ethical theories are described: Deontology, Utilitarianism and Antiopressive Theories.The fifth part follows, where the specific dilemmas of organizations helping to people with autism are introduced. The last part focuses on application of above-mentioned theories to specific dilemma. The research probe was done in particular organization which deals with people with autism. Obtained information were processed in discussion.

This bachelor thesis attempts to reconstruct the form of the Knights of the Cross with the Red Star compound in Prague before its baroque reconstruction. In introductory chapters, the author briefly approximates the history of the Order, its activities in Czech lands and types of its residences. The main chapters are dedicated to topography, functional structure and architectural form of the areal focusing on Gothic foundations. In the final chapters each part of the areal is analysed as is its purpose and building development phases. A part of the bachelor thesis consists of illustration annex (plan documentation, vedute, period photographs). Keywords Knights of the Cross with the Red Star, building development, monastery, hospital, Grandmaster's residence

The bachelor thesis deals with self-identification of social workers with their profession; meant professional identification. In the theoretical part, I defined an assisting profession of social worker and then I made the concept of identification and self-identification. I also mentioned the types of work orientation, because we often meet with the term of mission. I also identified factors that could affect the identification. The last mentioned points are needs and motivation that are indispensable in the process of identifying. The aim was to find out how social workers identify with their profession. In relation to the target issue I determined three research questions. The first one was to determine whether social workers identify with their profession and whether they take it as their vocation. The second question was what has an impact on self-identification. I investigated the influence of selected factors as the status of the profession, requirements (properties) of an employee, the code of ethics, the role of the worker, helplessness of a worker, risks of profession. I derive these factors from literature written by Oldrich Matousek (2007). They are indispensable concepts that are connected to social work. The third and last question, I examined, was what the needs of social workers are and to what extent they are satisfied. I chose a qualitative research. The survey was conducted in the form of narrative interviews, when social workers narrated me the story from their career choices to the current practice, if they take their job as a mission. They commented the selected factors affecting self-identification and told me their needs in employment. The research sample consisted of social workers from organizations that are in the South of Bohemia. The criterion was the practice, which had to be at least 5 years long because I demanded greater experience in this profession. I did not take into account if they identify with the work or not. The research brings findings. Ten narrative interviews were realized, from which the case reports were made, as a summary report, which leaves only the important information in relation to research of this work (Hendl, 2016). The survey was conducted from mid-April to the end of June 2016. The benefit of this work is to show the influence of satisfied employees on the organization, and to get this point into the mind of employers, and to show how important it is to satisfy their needs in order to identify with their profession. After the completion of the research, I can say that the level of self-identification of social workers is determined by the satisfaction of individual needs of individual employees. If individual needs are satisfied enough, then a worker rather accepts his/her profession as part of their identity.

The aim of my diploma work (assignment) was to observe and evaluate the level and the perspective of breeding cattle on a small farm. The observation and evaluation lasted for four years - from 2008 to 2011. Both economical and breeding results were observed. On the first point economic, it is obvious that in all observed categories, i.e. cows with milk production, heifer, calves and bulls fattening, farming is unprofitable in comparison monitored indicators ÚZEI. The results show high costs, especially the costs of feed consumption, internal services and overheads. This is very uneconomical and the farm should endeavour to reduce these costs. In the category of fattening bulls was a loss of profitability negative (in red numbers) in all four years. However, my recommendation is that farm should pay more attention to meat production than to dairy production. So far the farm has successfully managed to top up the net loss from breeding animals by plant based production. In my opinion it is not possible to continue in this manner, e.g. due to extreme weather changes or prices for the production. Nowadays, the most stable are grants which farmers receive. These grants are used to cover losses and thank to them many farmers are still farming (in agriculture/ doing what they do).

Bachelor thesis drala with providing pre-hospital emergency care. Specifically, I focused on the pupils of the 8th and 9th grades of primary schools and their teachers. Purpose of my thesis was to investigate the level theoretical knowledge of primary school pupils and theoretical knowledge and practical skills their teachers in first aid. Further work is to map where both groups obtained their knowledge. The work is divided into two parts. The theoretical part is dividend into individua chapters that deal with first definition of the term first aid, itsdistribution and description of emergency services. Other chapters are then devoted to the general regularities providing first aid. The following is a brief description of each condition requiring first aid, focusing on the most common injuries of children of school age and their treatment. I mention also the intoxication by alcohol and drugs in this age group. The empirical section introduces the methodology and organization of research, I conducted a quantitative method in the form of a questionnaire survey in conjunction with practical drills of basic life support with the teachers. This theme extends to respiratory arrest and blood circulation. It also offers an evaluation of the data and finally an evaluation of the objectives.

Through digital imaging, microscopy has evolved from primarily being a means for visual observation of life at the micro- and nano-scale, to a quantitative tool with ever-increasing resolution and throughput. Artificial intelligence, deep neural networks, and machine learning are all niche terms describing computational methods that have gained a pivotal role in microscopy-based research over the past decade. This Roadmap is written collectively by prominent researchers and encompasses selected aspects of how machine learning is applied to microscopy image data, with the aim of gaining scientific knowledge by improved image quality, automated detection, segmentation, classification and tracking of objects, and efficient merging of information from multiple imaging modalities. We aim to give the reader an overview of the key developments and an understanding of possibilities and limitations of machine learning for microscopy. It will be of interest to a wide cross-disciplinary audience in the physical sciences and life sciences.