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Last update: RNDr. Jan Hric (07.05.2018)
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Last update: RNDr. Jan Hric (07.05.2018)
The course reviews fundamental paradigms and algorithms used in the area of social networks. An important part of the lecture/seminar will represent the design and implementation of an own application in order to facilitate deeper understanding of both the social networks and the means applicable to their analysis. Knowledge at the extent of the bachelors´ course NDBI025 Database systems is expected as well as knowledge of the Python language at least on the level of the introductory course in programming for year 1 of the bachelor study program.
The course is given (only) in English. |
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Last update: RNDr. František Mráz, CSc. (18.09.2023)
A) The lab
Step by step, in an accompanying Moodle course there will be published assignments and quizzes.
For obtaining credits for the lab it is necessary:
The quizzes are not among the necessary conditions for obtaining credits for the lab. During labs, it is possible to obtain additional points
Except for the additional points, it is possible to obtain up to 65 points. All points obtained during labs will be accounted for up to 40% of the final score of the exam. However, when a student will obtain more than 65 points within labs (counting also additional points), these points will still account for only 40% of the final score of the exam.
Continuous work throughout the whole term is required to obtain the credits, therefore there will be no additional possibilities to acquire them later.
B) The lectureThe lecture will be given once per week according to the schedule. As already mentioned above, points acquired within the labs will account for up to 40% of the final score for the exam. Further, there will be one written test which will be written during a lecture. The date for the written test will be set up within the first week of the semester and published in the accompanying Moodle course. This test will be graded with 0–15% towards the final score. The exam at the end of this term will add up to the remaining 45% to the final score. The following table gives the final grade according to achieved score:
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Last update: doc. RNDr. Iveta Mrázová, CSc. (27.05.2020)
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Last update: doc. RNDr. Iveta Mrázová, CSc. (27.05.2020)
The exam consists of a written and oral part. The written part precedes the oral part. Failing the written part impacts failing the whole exam, i.e. the exam will be classified by the grade 4 (failed) and the exam will not continue with the oral part. When failing the oral part the next (reparative) attempt will consist again of both the written and oral parts. The final grade of the exam is set based on points awarded for the written and oral parts of the exam as well as on the points obtained for student’s work throughout the semester - see Course completion requirements.
The written part of the exam consists of three questions related to the syllabus of the lecture and/or material covered during the lab classes.
The requirements for the exam correspond to the syllabus of the lecture within the extent presented in the classes. In order to take part in the exam, it is necessary to obtain Final course credit. |
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Last update: RNDr. Jan Hric (07.05.2018)
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