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|Description=A two-day PhD course teaching computational ontologies and Ontology Design Patterns for the semantic web. Assumes basic knowledge of information modeling and ontologies, some knowledge of RDF/OWL is beneficial.
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'''Schedule:'''
'''Schedule:'''
* Day 1  
* Day 1  
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** 09:30-10:00 Introduction to computational ontologies and ontology engineering (Lecture) - Aldo
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** 09:30-10:00 Introduction to computational ontologies and ontology engineering (Lecture) - Aldo Gangemi
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** 10:00-10:30 Introduction to the semantic web and applications of ontologies (Lecture + "testing" online applications)
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**** Computational ontologies
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** 10:30-10:45 Coffee break
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**** Ontology engineering methods and tools - from Competency Questions to ontologies
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10:45-11:45 (1.3+2.3) - Interactive lecture on OWL and NTK (including reasoning and SPARQL): 1 hour  (-FAO slides on MobyDick, minus intro)
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**** Ontology languages (RDF/OWL + SPARQL)
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11:45-12:15 (2.3) - Introduction to ODPs in general and logical patterns 30 min  (-ISWC slides, pattern introduction)
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** 10:00-10:30 Introduction to the semantic web and applications of ontologies (Lecture + "trying out" online applications) - Aldo Gangemi
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13:30-14:15 (2.4) - Interactive lecture on advanced NTK features (logical patterns): 45 min  (-ISWC slides, logical patterns)
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**** What is the semantic web?
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14:15-17:30 - including coffee and questionnaire (2.5) - Experiment Task 1: 3 hours  (- hospital task setting)
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**** Is the semantic web out there already?
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** 10:30-10:45 ''Coffee break''
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** 10:45-12:15 OWL with TopBraid Composer (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Aldo Gangemi
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**** Basic functionalities
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**** Reasoning
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**** SPARQL queries
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** 12:15-13:30 ''Lunch''
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** 13:30-14:15 OWL with TopBraid Composer (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Aldo Gangemi
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**** ''Cont.''
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** 14:15-17:30 Mini-project 1 - modeling hospital employees - Aldo Gangemi and Eva Blomqvist
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**** Modeling exercise in groups of 2
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**** Time includes coffee break
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**** Before leaving: fill out the questionnaire!
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- day 2 (= total 6 hours 15 min + 1h15m lunch and two breaks)
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* Day 2
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09:30-10:00 (3.3) - Introduction to Content ODPs: 30 min (- theoretical, characteristics, CQs and unit tests…)
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** 09:30-10:30 Introduction to Ontology Design Patterns (Lecture + Interactive lecture/exercise) - Aldo Gangemi
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10:00-10:30 (3.4) - Interactive lecture on Content ODPs using the XD plugin: 1 hour
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**** Definitions and origin
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+ 10:45-11:15  (-ISWC slides, starting on slide 14, but with different domain – CW matching and SPARQL testing)
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**** ODP typology
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11:15-12:00 (5.2) - Introduction to the XD method: 30 min (- Valentinas slides from the paper presentation?)
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**** Structural ODPs - interactive examples of Logical ODPs
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13:30-14:15 (5.3) - Interactive lecture on XD, focusing on the first part on constructing CQs and unit tests: 45 min (- exercise from music industry example)
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**** Content ODPs - characteristics and examples
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14:15-17:30 - incl coffee, questionnaire and closing (5.4) - Experiment Task 3: 3 hours (- theatre setting)
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** 10:30-10:45 ''Coffee break''
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** 10:45-12:00 Finding and reusing Content ODPs with the ODP portal and the XD plugin (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Eva Blomqvist
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**** Introducing the ODP portal
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**** Introducing the XD plugin
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**** Examples of Content ODPs - modeling exercises
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** 12:00-13:00 ''Lunch''
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** 13:00-13:30 Introduction to the XD method (Lecture) - Eva Blomqvist
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**** What is XD?
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**** Principles
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**** Iteration steps
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** 13:30-14:15 XD - constructing CQs and unit tests (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Eva Blomqvist
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**** An example scenario: from stories to CQs and unit tests in SPARQL
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** 14:15-17:30 Mini-project 2 - modeling theater productions - Aldo Gangemi and Eva Blomqvist
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**** Modeling exercise in groups of 2
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**** Time includes coffee break
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**** Before leaving: fill out the questionnaire!

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Title: Autumn 2009 - PhD course Jönköping
Author(s): EvaBlomqvist, AldoGangemi

Goal:

To teach computational ontologies and Ontology Design Patterns for the semantic web.

Brief description

A two-day PhD course teaching computational ontologies and Ontology Design Patterns for the semantic web. Assumes basic knowledge of information modeling and ontologies, some knowledge of RDF/OWL is beneficial.

Resources:

Exercises:

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Schedule:

  • Day 1
    • 09:30-10:00 Introduction to computational ontologies and ontology engineering (Lecture) - Aldo Gangemi
        • Computational ontologies
        • Ontology engineering methods and tools - from Competency Questions to ontologies
        • Ontology languages (RDF/OWL + SPARQL)
    • 10:00-10:30 Introduction to the semantic web and applications of ontologies (Lecture + "trying out" online applications) - Aldo Gangemi
        • What is the semantic web?
        • Is the semantic web out there already?
    • 10:30-10:45 Coffee break
    • 10:45-12:15 OWL with TopBraid Composer (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Aldo Gangemi
        • Basic functionalities
        • Reasoning
        • SPARQL queries
    • 12:15-13:30 Lunch
    • 13:30-14:15 OWL with TopBraid Composer (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Aldo Gangemi
        • Cont.
    • 14:15-17:30 Mini-project 1 - modeling hospital employees - Aldo Gangemi and Eva Blomqvist
        • Modeling exercise in groups of 2
        • Time includes coffee break
        • Before leaving: fill out the questionnaire!
  • Day 2
    • 09:30-10:30 Introduction to Ontology Design Patterns (Lecture + Interactive lecture/exercise) - Aldo Gangemi
        • Definitions and origin
        • ODP typology
        • Structural ODPs - interactive examples of Logical ODPs
        • Content ODPs - characteristics and examples
    • 10:30-10:45 Coffee break
    • 10:45-12:00 Finding and reusing Content ODPs with the ODP portal and the XD plugin (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Eva Blomqvist
        • Introducing the ODP portal
        • Introducing the XD plugin
        • Examples of Content ODPs - modeling exercises
    • 12:00-13:00 Lunch
    • 13:00-13:30 Introduction to the XD method (Lecture) - Eva Blomqvist
        • What is XD?
        • Principles
        • Iteration steps
    • 13:30-14:15 XD - constructing CQs and unit tests (Interactive lecture/exercise) - Eva Blomqvist
        • An example scenario: from stories to CQs and unit tests in SPARQL
    • 14:15-17:30 Mini-project 2 - modeling theater productions - Aldo Gangemi and Eva Blomqvist
        • Modeling exercise in groups of 2
        • Time includes coffee break
        • Before leaving: fill out the questionnaire!
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