Teaching Innovation Week

Tuesday, March 28, 2023, 9:00 – 12:00, classroom – RB 211
attendace recommended for all ISM and EDA students

9:00 – 10:20 A. Pavlíček Master Thesis: How to choose a topic and a supervisor Formal issues join the meeting here
10:20-11:00 V.Brunerová Master Thesis and State Exam: Study rules: MT and State Exam Where to find all information join the meeting here
11:00-12:00 V.Svatá Final State Exam – ISM Programme: Structure of the state exam Study areas What to expect How to prepare for the state exam join the meeting here
11:00-12:00 I.Malá, J.Fischer SB 302 Final State Exam – EDA Programme: Structure of the state exam Study areas What to expect How to prepare for the state exam join the meeting here

Tuesday, March 28, 2023, 12:45 – 14:15, classroom – SB108

Workshop Reference Managers (Zotero, Mendeley)
The workshop usually takes 2 hours.
The first thirty minutes are intended for setting up the Eduroam (the school wifi) and installing the managers with optimal settings.
The rest of the lesson is aimed at practical work with the managers and MS Word.

Workshop Reference Managers
The course explains how to work with Zotero and Mendeley citation managers and apply the basic academic ethics requirements correctly.

Learning outcomes of the Workshop “Citation Managers”:
Students will be able to work independently with reference managers and create citations using them by the requirements of academic ethics.

Students will acquire the skills to:

1. Creating and correcting records in the citation manager.

2. Placing citations in MS Word.

3. Making references in MS Word.

Content of the “citation managers” module of the course:

1. Installation of the citation manager and necessary components.

2. Functions and purpose of citation managers.

3. Obtaining document records for citations.

a) Working with databases offered by the eResources portal of the Prague University of Economics and Business.

b) Working on the Internet.

c) Working with printed documents.

4. How to insert citations for existing sources into text (MS Word).

5. How to insert reference lists (MS Word).

Requirements: it is ideal to bring your own device (laptop, notebook, etc.) to the Workshop.

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PUB QUIZ – for all degree students at VŠE – March 28

Wednesday, March 29,  2023,13:00 – 14:30, classroom – RB205

• Looking for a job and want employers to notice your CV right away?
• Is the competition for jobs strong?
• Do you want to be the one selected for an interview?
• Do you want to be prepared for everything that may await you at such an interview?
• Then attend this workshop and start your career off right! Get your dream job!

In cooperation with the VSE Career Centre we have prepared a career workshop on “How to prepare for a job interview & How to build a CV” as part of Innovation Week!

Capacity is limited, please register early through the Career Portal or through the university’s registration system.

Look for more information here.

Wednesday, March 29,  2023, 18:00 – 19:30, classroom – NB468
registration is not required

• Are you interested to meet our former students?
• FIS Masters ALUMNI will share their personal experience with studying at VSE and with their further  professional career in Prague.
• Aamir will start the evening with a presentation with practical tips how to find a job in Prague.
• Space for questions

	Aamir graduate of the ISM programme, 2022
	Arsalan graduate of the EDA programme, 2022
	Shkelzen graduate of the ISM programme, 2022

Thursday, March 30, 2023, 13:00-16:00, classroom –

Phil Andrew and Gary Noesner will each of them represent one party in a simulated conflict.  You may follow different negotiation tactics and methods.

Phil Andrew (USA) – Phil Andrew served 21 years as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) throughout the U.S. and overseas with expertise in violence prevention, counterterrorism and national security. He teaches  Negotiation, Business Intelligence and Leadership at three universities, including FBI Academy.

Gary Noesner (USA) – Gary Noesner served more than 30 years as a Special Agent (FBI). He was an FBI hostage negotiator for 23 years and also the first Chief of the FBI’s Crisis Negotiation Unit. He is author of the book Stalling for Time:  My Life as an FBI Hostage Negotiator.

Thursday, March 30, 2023, 14:00 -17:30, classroom –
workshop for EDA and ISM students

In the first block, we will deal with the statistical properties of estimates of population relative frequency (probabilities). We will work with the results of the elections in the Czech Republic.

In the second block, we will analyse quantitative data from the SHARE (Survey of Health, Aging and Retirement in Europe) sample survey. We will demonstrate the use of weighting and introduce R packages that can be used to analyse sample survey data. 

 teachers: I. Malá and O.Vozár

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Friday, March 31, 2023, morning, classroom –
workshop for EDA students

A data scientist must not only understand the data thoroughly but also be able to communicate the conclusions of the analysis clearly and comprehensibly. Together we will analyze the usual communication channels and look at effective strategies that can be used. We will discuss the structure of the report, choose the right narrative, and link the individual parts together so that the report works as a whole. We will also focus on common mistakes when preparing reports and how to prevent them.

Lecture by Dominik Matula, Senior Data Scientist at Profinit. Dominik is an experienced data scientist and he is currently leading a project for a London Fintech company and he is also in charge of the TAČR research grant.

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