Description logics (DLs) are a family of logic-based knowledge
representation formalisms. The seminar is about extensions of
description logics (such as temporalised DLs, fuzzy DLs, DLs with
defaults, …) that have not been captured in the lecture
Description Logic.
Prerequisites:
Knowing the basic material of the lecture Description Logic would be helpful.
Chair of Automata Theory
Institute of Theoretical Computer Science
Faculty of Computer Science
Technische Universität Dresden
Institute of Theoretical Computer Science
Faculty of Computer Science
Technische Universität Dresden
Seminar: Extensions of Description Logics
Dr. (habil.) Anni-Yasmin Turhan
Course Description
Organisation
There is an initial meeting on 10 April 2017 at
11:10 (3.DS) in room APB/005. There, topics are assigned
to interested students and further organisational matters are
covered.
The students taking the seminar should get acquainted with their respective topic, write a report (c. 15 pages) about it, and give a presentation (of 30 minutes) at the end of the semester. They receive indiviual supervision by a tutor.
The students are expected to stick to the following schedule.
The students taking the seminar should get acquainted with their respective topic, write a report (c. 15 pages) about it, and give a presentation (of 30 minutes) at the end of the semester. They receive indiviual supervision by a tutor.
The students are expected to stick to the following schedule.
- 3rd week of April: mandatory meeting with the tutor
- 20 June: first complete version of the report due
- 26th of June: first complete version of the presentation slides due
- 10th of July: give the presentation and participate in the discussion
SWS/Modules
SWS: –/2/–
This course can be used in the following modules:
This course can be used in the following modules:
- Master-Studiengang (Medien-)Informatik: INF-AQUA (Allgemeine Qualifikationen)
- Diplom-Studiengang Informatik: INF-D-940 (Berufsspezifische Schlüsselkompetenzen)
- Master in Computational Logic: MCL-PCS (Presentation and Communication Skills), MCL-TCSL (Theoretical Computer Science and Logic), MCL-PI (Principles of Inference)
- Diplom-Studiengang Informatik (Studienordnung 2004): Hauptseminar
Literature
Will be provided.