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Course outline for Semantic Web and Ontology Engineering
Integrating knowledge requires shared meanings as well as shared formats. Build a small ontology and query its facts while making reasoning assumptions explicit.
About Semantic Web and Ontology Engineering
Integrating knowledge requires shared meanings as well as shared formats. Build a small ontology and query its facts while making reasoning assumptions explicit.
Semantic Web and Ontology Engineering Course Objectives
- Represent domain facts using RDF vocabulary.
- Write SPARQL queries over a small dataset.
- Explain ontology inference and open-world limitations.
Pre-requisites
- Familiarity with structured data and relationships.
- Basic query or programming experience.
Lab Setup
- Computer with a local ontology editor and RDF query tooling.
- Use small public or synthetic datasets; no hosted graph service is required.
Detailed Course Outline
Proposed modulesModule 1: Semantic representations
- RDF
- RDFS
- OWL
Practical outcome: Encode facts and classes in a small semantic model.
Module 2: Querying and modelling
- SPARQL
- Ontology modelling
- Description logic
Practical outcome: Query relationships and express simple ontology constraints.
Module 3: Reasoning assumptions
- Open-world assumption
- Reasoning
- Knowledge integration
Practical outcome: Explain inferred facts and unresolved information.
Practical exercise
- Build and query a small ontology that combines two sample datasets and document its assumptions.
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