English

2

Not applicable.

The home faculty only

Basic knowledge of working with PC and Internet.

To pass the course successfully, it is necessary to pass the assigned tasks in individual chapters.
The definition of the controlled education and the way of its implementation are stipulated by the updated guarantor's annual regulation.

For the academic year 2022/2023:

It is not mandatory to attend the seminars, but it is higly recommended. Upon agreement (or according to valid measures) the seminars will take place in person in the premises of the Central Library at Kolejní 4 or online via MS Teams.
Dates:
5. 10. - Introductiory class
19.10. - Working with resources
26. 10. - Destination selection
9. 11. - Citaton
23. 11. - Publication process
7. 12. -  Final classs 

The aim of the course is to show students the possibilities of searching for scientific information, processing the information into a scholarly text and acquaint them with the principles of ethical use of information. Students will also got an overview of the evaluation of science in the Czech Republic and will be able to choose the appropriate journal or conference to present their scientific results. The course will also help them with the promotion of their work and subsequent analyzes of the success of their texts.
The student will know the basic sources of scientific information from pre-paid databases at BUT as well as freely available information sources and patent databases. He will be able to cite the literature correctly. He/she will be familiar with the basic principles of creating a scientific text and the basics of the publishing process. He/she will be able to find a suitable journal for publishing the text and in relation to the evaluation of science in Czech Republic. He will know the basic possibilities to promote the results of the scientific work in the online environment. Will be able to perform citation analysis of the publishing results using various tools.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

Wallwork, A.: English for writing research papers. New York: Springer, 2011. ISBN 978-1-4419-7921-6. (EN)

Not applicable.

26 hours, optionally