Semantic Web
The lecture starts on Monday, June 21!
Outline
Semantic web describes data on the web maintaining its semantics in such a way that other web applications may "understand" the meaning of the data with only little effort. Semantic web has developed from a research initiative in the late 20th century into a fast growing infrastructure for application domains, such as bioinformatics or eGovernment. This infrastructure is driven by W3C standards as well as by methods and technologies from a diverse area of computer science disciplines, such as artificial intelligence, databases and human-computer interaction.
Lecture
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Steffen Staab
The lecture is given in English. Lectures (corresponding to 2h/week).
Credits: 2 SWS, 3 ECTSDates
This lecture is part of the international summer academy and therefore is held in the last 4 weeks of the term. Students from Koblenz may however attend and earn credits as usual.
Here is the timeplan of the summer academy, where SW refers to the Semantic Web course.
Exam
Either as an oral examination or as a written exam depending on the number of attendees.
KLIPS
Here is the corresponding entry for the lecture in Klips.
TOPICS
Lecture:
- XML, RDF, RDFa, OWL;
- Ontologies, ontology engineering, ontology design patterns;
- SPARQL, named graphs, networked graphs, provenance;
- Semantics in user interfaces;
- Linked open data;
- Information extraction;
- Semantic search and ranking.
CLASSES
Week 1:
Lecture: Overview of Semantic Web Objectives and Methods (pdf)
Lecture: XML (pdf)
Lecture: RDF (pdf)
Lecture: RDF Schema (pdf)
Overview Paper (pre-alpha: still missing section 6)
Week 2:
Lecture: Example Ontologies (pdf)
Lecture: Ontology 101 (pdf)
Lecture: OWL2 Primer
Week 3:
Lecture: SPARQL
Lecture: Semantic Wiki
Week 4:
Lecture: Information Extraction
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