Lectures:
1. Introduction to the organization of the hospital, the position of employees and their role in the system. Structure of hospital departments and their hierarchy. Objectives and methods of training and verification of studies. Relationship of education in terms of laws, legislation and professional documentation.
2. Technical documentation as a tool for communication to the professional community. Communication of knowledge and experience and their purpose and objectives. Classification and types of documents, standardisation (ISO, EN, IEC, ETS, CSN). Importance of graphical and textual information.
3. Publication of a communication or technical report, types of documents, structure of content. Publication in a book, journal, proceedings. The essence of intellectual property protection and its documentation. Overview of classification and cataloguing. Copyright law and a selection of standards for the creation of textual documentation.
4. Graphic editors and creation of image documentation. Selecting document templates, working with patterns, drawing electrical and mechanical drawings and schematic figures. Creation of flow and contingency diagrams. Working with and editing figures, layers and their use, inserting figures and their description. Graphical outputs for printing and use of export functions
5. Spreadsheets. Basic spreadsheet environment creating tables, entering mathematical expressions, addressing cells, creating and describing a chart.
6. Text editors - document style and template, formats, fonts, paragraphs and pages. Working with text styles. Inserting and numbering images, tables, graphs and equations. Cross-referencing, citing literature. Creating sections of a text document and their use. Creation of table of contents and automatic lists.
7. Databases of books, journals and scientific communications. Purpose, principle of organization and publication. Method of information retrieval and creation of citation references according to standards. Citation software and citation referencing.
8. Creation of drawings and pictorial documentation using graphical word processing software. Creating outlines, using formatting and styles, inserting graphic and tabular documentation. Inserting links, links and bookmarks. How to list and cite literature in the text
9. Presentation of technical documentation and technical communication in MS Power Point environment. Working with a template. Common ways of creating presentations. Animation, insertion of images, tables, graphs and videos. Exporting presentations.
10. Introduction to technical drawing and creating technical drawing format. Standardization in technical drawing and methods of technical representation, meaning of standardization, use of scale and types of lines. Technical handwriting and template based technical drawing. Diameters on three perpendicular projections for simple and compound solids. Use of sections and cross-sections, intersections of solids.
11. Dimension, shape and position tolerances, surface finish and material type. Quotations for geometric and structural elements and their components, determination of permissible deviations of dimensions, shape and position. Determination and prescription of the quality and surface finish of components.
12. Drawings of machine components and connections and their creation and reading. Methods of marking mechanical connections. Drawing of component drawings and simple assemblies.
13. Electrical documentation creation and reading of electrical schematics. Overview diagrams, circuit diagrams, internal wiring diagrams, line diagrams, situation diagram.
14. Electrical documentation creation of electrical schematics. Basic types of schematics, schematic and block markings, patterns and connections. Marking of wires and terminals.
Computer exercises:
1. Creating and working with a graphic editor - drawing lines, patterns and given diagrams and patterns, creating groups of elements, editing patterns, filling, operations with patterns, lines inserting pictures.
2. Drawing flow charts and contingency patterns.
3. Drawing creation, stamp editing, scale, ruler, drawing simple machine drawings, dimensioning.
4. Working with and editing patterns, layers and their use, inserting figures and their description. Graphical output for printing and use of export functions.
5. Working with MS Excel spreadsheet editor creating tables, inserting formulas operations with cells, Creating graphs, descriptions of graphs, Print settings.
6. Working with MS Word word processor - document style and template, formats, fonts, paragraphs and pages, inserting and numbering images, tables, graphs and equations, creating sections, automatic lists.
7. Working with MS Word word processor - inserting graphics and tables. Inserting links, links and bookmarks. Creating a reference list and citing it in the text.
8. Searching for professional technical communications, storing them in a database and creating citation lists. Linking citation editors to MS Word.
9. Implementation of technical communication in MS PowerPoint environment. Templates and their editing, Inserting images, texts, tables and graphs.
10. Drawing drawings - Use of scale and line types. Technical handwriting and template-based writing. Averages on three perpendicular projections for simple and compound solids. Use of sections and cross sections, intersections of solids.
11. Use of dimensioning for geometric and structural elements and their components, determination of permissible deviations of dimensions, shape and position.
12. Drawing of components and simple assemblies.
13. Drawing and creating electrical schematics.
14. Drawing and training for schematic and block markings, patterns and connections, marking of wires and terminals.
1. Introduction to the organization of the hospital, the position of employees and their role in the system. Structure of hospital departments and their hierarchy. Objectives and methods of training and verification of studies. Relationship of education in terms of laws, legislation and professional documentation.
2. Technical documentation as a tool for communication to the professional community. Communication of knowledge and experience and their purpose and objectives. Classification and types of documents, standardisation (ISO, EN, IEC, ETS, CSN). Importance of graphical and textual information.
3. Publication of a communication or technical report, types of documents, structure of content. Publication in a book, journal, proceedings. The essence of intellectual property protection and its documentation. Overview of classification and cataloguing. Copyright law and a selection of standards for the creation of textual documentation.
4. Graphic editors and creation of image documentation. Selecting document templates, working with patterns, drawing electrical and mechanical drawings and schematic figures. Creation of flow and contingency diagrams. Working with and editing figures, layers and their use, inserting figures and their description. Graphical outputs for printing and use of export functions
5. Spreadsheets. Basic spreadsheet environment creating tables, entering mathematical expressions, addressing cells, creating and describing a chart.
6. Text editors - document style and template, formats, fonts, paragraphs and pages. Working with text styles. Inserting and numbering images, tables, graphs and equations. Cross-referencing, citing literature. Creating sections of a text document and their use. Creation of table of contents and automatic lists.
7. Databases of books, journals and scientific communications. Purpose, principle of organization and publication. Method of information retrieval and creation of citation references according to standards. Citation software and citation referencing.
8. Creation of drawings and pictorial documentation using graphical word processing software. Creating outlines, using formatting and styles, inserting graphic and tabular documentation. Inserting links, links and bookmarks. How to list and cite literature in the text
9. Presentation of technical documentation and technical communication in MS Power Point environment. Working with a template. Common ways of creating presentations. Animation, insertion of images, tables, graphs and videos. Exporting presentations.
10. Introduction to technical drawing and creating technical drawing format. Standardization in technical drawing and methods of technical representation, meaning of standardization, use of scale and types of lines. Technical handwriting and template based technical drawing. Diameters on three perpendicular projections for simple and compound solids. Use of sections and cross-sections, intersections of solids.
11. Dimension, shape and position tolerances, surface finish and material type. Quotations for geometric and structural elements and their components, determination of permissible deviations of dimensions, shape and position. Determination and prescription of the quality and surface finish of components.
12. Drawings of machine components and connections and their creation and reading. Methods of marking mechanical connections. Drawing of component drawings and simple assemblies.
13. Electrical documentation creation and reading of electrical schematics. Overview diagrams, circuit diagrams, internal wiring diagrams, line diagrams, situation diagram.
14. Electrical documentation creation of electrical schematics. Basic types of schematics, schematic and block markings, patterns and connections. Marking of wires and terminals.
Computer exercises:
1. Creating and working with a graphic editor - drawing lines, patterns and given diagrams and patterns, creating groups of elements, editing patterns, filling, operations with patterns, lines inserting pictures.
2. Drawing flow charts and contingency patterns.
3. Drawing creation, stamp editing, scale, ruler, drawing simple machine drawings, dimensioning.
4. Working with and editing patterns, layers and their use, inserting figures and their description. Graphical output for printing and use of export functions.
5. Working with MS Excel spreadsheet editor creating tables, inserting formulas operations with cells, Creating graphs, descriptions of graphs, Print settings.
6. Working with MS Word word processor - document style and template, formats, fonts, paragraphs and pages, inserting and numbering images, tables, graphs and equations, creating sections, automatic lists.
7. Working with MS Word word processor - inserting graphics and tables. Inserting links, links and bookmarks. Creating a reference list and citing it in the text.
8. Searching for professional technical communications, storing them in a database and creating citation lists. Linking citation editors to MS Word.
9. Implementation of technical communication in MS PowerPoint environment. Templates and their editing, Inserting images, texts, tables and graphs.
10. Drawing drawings - Use of scale and line types. Technical handwriting and template-based writing. Averages on three perpendicular projections for simple and compound solids. Use of sections and cross sections, intersections of solids.
11. Use of dimensioning for geometric and structural elements and their components, determination of permissible deviations of dimensions, shape and position.
12. Drawing of components and simple assemblies.
13. Drawing and creating electrical schematics.
14. Drawing and training for schematic and block markings, patterns and connections, marking of wires and terminals.