Interdisciplinary overview of definitions of interactivity. Interactivity and multimedia. Processing of multimodal and multimedia content: capture and processing of content, analysis, visualisation and search of content, transferring and content protection, typical services that include interactivity (IPTV systems, personalised selection of content, web applications, systems for people with special needs (elderly, disabled)), interactive ways to access ... Read more
The aim of the course is the research of conventional, digital and hybrid printing technologies, including technologies of 3D printing. The purpose is to understand the key parameters for each of these technologies that affect the achievement of the optimal runnability, printability, productivity and economy of the press. The introduction of new print substrates, printing ... Read more
In-depth study of the influence of technological development on typography: various conventional and contemporary printing techniques, various media; role of various information carriers on typographic choice. Detailed knowledge about the influence of historical periods and artistic styles on typography. In-depth research of visibility, legibility and readability – their importance and role in presenting various types ... Read more
Notice, realise, understand, explain, describe and critically judge visible and hidden, compositional, aesthetic and communicative (positive and negative) characteristics of graphic work, starting from artistic analysis in connection with understanding and synthesis to the creation of new graphic work and visual communications in the civilised world. The work consists of informatisation in basic and specific ... Read more
The course enables the study of elementary and advanced methods for generating and processing information in different graphic media (conventional, modern). The study of communication in graphic media involves a theoretical basis about the activity and effects of different media and the possibilities for their use as well as analysis of the effects of messages ... Read more
Classification of textile fibres and dyes, influence of fibre and dye structures on the dyeing process, thermodynamics of dye sorption, diffusion and rate of dyeing, relationship between dye and fibre, interactions between dyes and auxiliaries, chemical reactions in dye-bath, action of oxidising and reducing agents to fibres, enzymatic catalysed processes, rheology of media, wetting and ... Read more
Study of various nonconventional natural fibres, like vegetable fibres, wild silks, fur and hair fibres, and special manufactured fibres, like microfibres, nanofibres, profiled, bicomponent, antistatic, antibacterial, smart fibres and high-performance fibres.
Objectives of the course include: deeper knowledge on structure of yarns, woven and knitted fabrics, knitwear and nonwovens; identification of structural and processing parameters impact on final properties of textile products; recognition of existing complex applications and investigation of new applications. The content of the course comprises: classification and analysis of the impact of fibres, ... Read more
Study of fibre-forming polymer structure in their unoriented and amorphously crystalline state and their changes at deformation. Study of the superstructure of oriented fibre-forming polymers and the interdependence between the structure and properties, which is a key to understanding the behaviour of fibres in end products.
T-S-7 (general) Design of experiments and multivariate analysis methods in graphic arts and textiles
Introduction: characteristics of research work in natural sciences and engineering, overview of available statistical software (Excel, StatGraphics, SPSS, Matlab, Python, R) and web resources. Design and analysis of experiments: factors, treatments, responses, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), comparison of means (multiple comparisons tests, planned comparisons – contrasts), randomised block designs, multi-way ANOVA, main effects, interactions, ... Read more