Prof. Dr. Debora Weber-Wulff: Semantic Modeling

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HTW Berlin
Fachbereich 4
Internationaler Studiengang
Internationale Medieninformatik (Master)
Semantic Modeling
Summer Term 2010

Tentative Schedule

My schedules are - as always - tentative and subject to change. If you have topics you would like to see addressed - do so at your earliest convienience.

Week	Class Meeting
	Tuesday 15.30-17.00 WH C 537L		Exercise due as indicated	Reading Assignment to be done before class
15	13. 04.	Session 1 Introduction to Semantic Modelling and the Semantic Web	Lab 1: GeoNames due week 16	Purchase a book on semantic modelling, preferably Semantic Web Programming
16	20. 04.	Session 2 What is the Semantic Web supposed to be? What can I do with it?	Lab 2: Hello Semantic World Web due week 17	Read T. Berners-Lee, J. Hendler, and O. Lassila. The Semantic Web. Scientific American 284 (May 2001): 34:43 Will the Semantic Web Change Education? Kendall Clark, Bijan Parsia, and Jim Hendler
17	27. 04.	Session 3 Modelling Information with RDF	Lab 3: RDF due week 18	Read the RDF Primer
18	04. 05.	Session 4 Introduction to Ontologies	Lab 4: My First Ontology due week 20	Read A. Johannes Pretorius, Ontologies - Introduction and Overview. From an unpublished Master's Thesis. Another good source is Natalya F. Noy and Deborah L. McGuinness, Ontology Development 101: A Guide to Creating Your First Ontology
19	11. 05.	Session 5 Basic OWL		Browse through W3C Semantic Web I will be using Allemang & Hendler, Chapter 9 Antoniou and van Harmelen have some nice slides Semanticweb.org
20	18. 05.	Session 6 Counting and sets in OWL /Finding problems in an ontology	Lab 5: OWL Pizzeria due week 21
21	25. 05.	Session 7 OWL inference	Lab 6: Ontology Queries due week 23	I will be using Hebeler Chapter 5
22	01. 06.	Session 8 ~~Adding rules to OWL~~ This session has been be moved!
23	08. 06.	Session 10 Logic	Group 1 Steffen Mücke, Jurek Schie, and Thomas Klein	Read Stefan Waner and Steven R. Costenoble. Introduction to Logic especially chapter 5
23	08. 06.	Session 9 (17.15 -??, WH C 442) Doris Maassen, Neofonie "Projekt Alexandria" (Informationsextraktion, halb-automatischer Aufbau von Ontologien, Question Answering) Nachsitzung in der QBar.
24	15. 06.	Session 11 Non-Monotonic Reasoning	Group 2 Lukas Gotter and Patrick Wieczorek	Check out some of the papers linked to by Seth Russell Subchapters 5.4 - 5.8 of Antoniou and van Harmelen Read Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, entry Non-Monotonic Reasoning This is also a nice paper: Non-monotonic Inference - Keith Frankish
25	22. 06.	No class, I am giving a paper in England
26	29. 06.	Session 12 Ontology Alignment	Group 3 Stefanie Grünewald, Brian Hoffmann, and Wirayudha Rohandi	We will be using Hebeler Chapter 10 / FriendTracker
27	06. 07.	Session 13 Microformats	Group 4 Katrin Köhler, Lusia Erldorfer, and Doreen Matschuk	We will be using Hebeler Chapter 11
28	13. 07.	Session 14 B2C Electronic Commerce	Group 5 Axel Freudiger, Erik Lippmann, and David Crome	Read RFC 3305 Read Minghua He, Nicholas R. Jenni ngs, and Ho-Fung Leung. On Agent-Mediated Electronic Commerce. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering. Vol. 15, No. 4, July/August 2003 P. 985-1003
29	20. 07.	Session 15 Building Agents	Group 6 Raoul Jaeckel and André Stüker	Read J. Hendler, Agents and the Semantic Web. IEEE Intelligent Systems 16 (March-April 2001): 30-37
29	20. 07.	Final session 17.15-18.45 Outlook on Semantic Modelling (C 352 if necessary)		Read the newest paper from Hendler: Cognitive Extension and the Web

Last Change: 2010-06-17 17:13