Cybernetics and Control

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language
128TRK	Z	2	1+1	Czech

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Department of Applied Informatics

Synopsis:

Analogs and models, analogies between (non-living) machines and (living) organisms. Functional relations in machines and organisms. Information and its measuring, requisite variety. Signal and information and their transfer, feedback, control signal. Regulation control, self-organisation, goal. Artificial intelligence, institutions and socio-technical systems.

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no prerequisities

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Study Objective:

To learn about principles and conceptions in the scope of the theory of information, cybernetics, regulation, and control.

Study materials:

Lucas, W.F., Roberts, F.S., Thrall, R.M.: Discrete and System Models, 1983, Springer-Verlag, Ashby, W.R.: Kybernetika, 1961, Orbis Praha, Havlena, V., Štecha, J.: Moderní teorie řízení, 1994, ČVUT Praha

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