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e ce 627 intelligent web: ontology and beyond

e ce 627 intelligent web: ontology and beyond. course outline. marek reformat ecerf building, w6-023 Marek.Reformat@ualberta.ca 780.492.2848 www.ualberta.ca/~reformat. syllabus.

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e ce 627 intelligent web: ontology and beyond

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  1. ece 627intelligent web: ontology and beyond course outline

  2. marek reformat ecerf building, w6-023 Marek.Reformat@ualberta.ca 780.492.2848 www.ualberta.ca/~reformat

  3. syllabus this course focuses on aspects of representation and processing of knowledge, and its application to emerging concepts of future web and networking

  4. syllabus the course provides an introduction and fundamental knowledge in: • basic logic (with emphasis on the description logic) • RDF and ontology as a new approach to knowledge representation • alternative knowledge representations of data on the web • web data utilization

  5. syllabus the course also provides an introduction to new concepts and paradigms: • semantic web • folksonomy/tagging • linked data • RDF query language – SPARQL

  6. teaching method • lectures … are compulsory … cover core material • reading material … time to time: given and suggested

  7. assessment • exams … two quizzes – 30% (15% each) … final – 30% • projects … paper critique – 10% … ontology development and reasoner utilization – 30%

  8. assessment • exams … quiz #1: Wed, Feb 13th, 11am … quiz #2: Wed, Mar 20th, 11am … final – Friday, April 19, at 9am

  9. assessment • projects … paper critique (1-2 pages) – Friday, Mar 29th, 11pm … ontology development and reasoner utilization – Friday, April 12th, 11pm

  10. course objectives to help you understand changes in the web, and expose you to new forms of knowledge representation and their utilization • to understand basics of description logic • to construct ontology in variety of domains of interest • to know basic approaches to ontology maintenance and integration

  11. course objectives • to be familiar with • semantic web • folksonomy/tagging • linked data • to know how to utilize web data • to understand a need for intelligence in the future web

  12. lecture topics guide • ontology • introduction to ontology – a bit of history • ontology languages (RDF, OWL) • ontology 101 • Protégé (ontology development tool) • development, integration, maintenance

  13. lecture topics guide • logic • from propositional logic to predicate logic (a very short introduction) • description logic

  14. lecture topics guide • rules and reasoning • Semantic Web Rule Language (SWRL) • ontology reasoners

  15. lecture topics guide • folksonomy • tagging (collaborative, social) • informal social categorization • construction of folksonomy • integrating folksonomy with Semantic Web

  16. lecture topics guide • linked data • advanced topics related to triples: URIs, different representation formats • querying linked data

  17. welcome sit comfortably, relax and enjoy!!! any questions?

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