Ing. Zdeněk Muzikář, CSc.

Vice-Dean for Study Affairs

Publications

CONCEPTS OF OPERATING SYSTEMS COURSES

Authors
Zemánek, P.; Muzikář, Z.
Year
2022
Published
Informatika 2022 - Sborník příspěvků. Jihlava: Vysoká škola polytechnická Jihlava, 2022. p. 1-62.
Type
Proceedings paper
Departments
Department of Computer Systems
Annotation
In this article we discuss concepts of FIT CTU in Prague. Courses covering area of operating systems (OS). We present objectives of individual courses, synopses, syllabuses of lectures and tutorials, content relations between courses. Other courses having content interference with desribed courses are discussed. We propose new courses with content not currently covered by existing OS courses.

SUPPORT FOR TEACHING OPERATING SYSTEMS COURSES

Authors
Muzikář, Z.; Zemánek, P.
Year
2022
Published
Informatika 2022 - Sborník příspěvků. Jihlava: Vysoká škola polytechnická Jihlava, 2022. p. 38-41.
Type
Proceedings paper
Departments
Department of Computer Systems
Annotation
The article describes specific aspects of the practical part of teaching operating systems courses. Following problems associated with it are discussed here: (1) Possibility of fair evaluation of complicated commands and SHELL scripts functionality for a large number of students. (2) Possibility of solving practical labs, when the administrator mode is necessary and when it must be taken into account that the destruction of the system could occur. It is described here how this is solved in teaching process at the FIT CTU in Prague.

Evaluation of student skills in unix base scripting course.

Authors
Kašpar, J.; Muzikář, Z.
Year
2019
Published
ICEBT 2019: Proceedings of the 2019 3rd International Conference on E-Education, E-Business and E-Technology. New York: Association for Computing Machinery, 2019. p. 23-27. ISBN 978-1-4503-7256-5.
Type
Proceedings paper
DOI
10.1145/3355166.3355169
Departments
Department of Computer Systems
Annotation
As UNIX-like operating systems are widespread in computing environments, UNIX scripting course is an important part of the first semester of our IT study program. The aim of this course is to provide basic understanding and experience with Linux command line; students learn how to automate repeated tasks required for running various lab experiments. Hands-on lab assignments are prepared for review and evaluation of the student learning process. Two web evaluation services for scripting skills checking were investigated. This paper presents the challenges faced when implementing and fine-tuning the course. It discusses three student skills evaluation methods used in the course.