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Assignment Calendar:
All reading assignments can be retrieved from the course Eres pages. General expectations: Assignments fall into three categories: (1) Reaction essays that aim to improve your ability to read critically and write clearly, (2) Hands-on exercises that will help understand the nuts-and-bolts of knowledge representation issues, and (3) the Final project, that will allow you to pursue one area in much greater detail. I expect all assignments to be completed on-time (at the start of class session, unless otherwise noted). Typically, I will plan on discussing these assignments in class. Therefore, late assignments will be significantly down-graded. Reading assignments: Generally speaking, the selected readings are from the primary literature -- one objective for the course is to hone your ability at reading and critiquing such papers. As indicated above, you must critically read and respond to two of the reading assignments in your written reaction essays. Exercises: All assignment specifications are now available: Exercise #1, "building an Ontology"; Exercise #2, "building and using an ontology"; Exercise #3, on theorem proving; and Exercise #4, "building an OWL ontology". Final projects : Project specification information is now available. |
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Contact the instructor at: gennari@u.washington.edu
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