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Week 1
- Introduction, Important Dates, the Team
- Learning Material
- 1.1 A short history of the Web
- 1.1 A short history of the Web
- 1.2 The Limits of the (current) Web
- 1.2 The Limits of the (current) Web
- 1.3 The Importance of Meaning
- 1.3 The Importance of Meaning
- 1.4 The Limits of the (current) Web (2)
- 1.4 The Limits of the (current) Web (2)
- 1.5 The Web becomes Intelligent
- 1.5 The Web becomes Intelligent
- 1.6 The Web becomes Intelligent (2)
- 1.6 The Web becomes Intelligent (2)
- 1.7 The Web of Data and How to make Use of it
- 1.7 The Web of Data and How to make Use of it
- Weekly Assignment
Week 2
- Introduction
- Learning Material
- 2.1 How to Name Things? - URIs
- 2.1 How to Name Things? - URIs
- 2.2 How to Name Things? - URIs (2)
- 2.2 How to Name Things? - URIs (2)
- 2.3 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF
- 2.3 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF
- 2.4 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF (2)
- 2.4 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF (2)
- 2.5 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF (3)
- 2.5 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF (3)
- 2.6 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF (4)
- 2.6 How to Represent Simple Facts - RDF (4)
- 2.7 How to Represent More Complicated Models - RDFS
- 2.7 How to Represent More Complicated Models - RDFS
- 2.8 How Much Semantics is there in RDFS?
- 2.8 How Much Semantics is there in RDFS?
- Weekly Assignment
- Sample Solution Weekly Assignment
Week 3
- Introduction
- Learning Material
- 3.1 How to Query RDF(S)? - SPARQL
- 3.1 How to Query RDF(S)? - SPARQL
- 3.2 How to Query RDF(S)? - SPARQL (2)
- 3.2 How to Query RDF(S)? - SPARQL (2)
- 3.3 Complex Queries with SPARQL
- 3.3 Complex Queries with SPARQL
- 3.4 Even more SPARQL - SPARQL 1.1
- 3.4 Even more SPARQL - SPARQL 1.1
- 3.5 How to Store RDF(S) Data?
- 3.5 How to Store RDF(S) Data?
- 3.6 Semantic Metadata and the Web
- 3.6 Semantic Metadata and the Web
- Weekly Assignment
- Sample Solution Weekly Assignment
Week 4
- Introduction
- Learning Material
- 4.1 Ontology One on One
- 4.1 Ontology One on One
- 4.2 Ontology Types
- 4.2 Ontology Types
- 4.3 The Foundations of Logic
- 4.3 The Foundations of Logic
- 4.4 Automated Reasoning – Tableaux Algorithm
- 4.4 Automated Reasoning – Tableaux Algorithm
- 4.5 Description Logics – ALC
- 4.5 Description Logics – ALC
- 4.6 Description Logics – Inference and Reasoning
- 4.6 Description Logics – Inference and Reasoning
- 4.7 Tableaux Algorithm for ALC
- 4.7 Tableaux Algorithm for ALC
- Weekly Assignment
- Sample Solution Weekly Assignment
Week 5
- Introduction
- Learning Material
- 5.1 Web Ontology Language OWL
- 5.1 Web Ontology Language OWL
- 5.2 Classes, Instances, and Properties in OWL
- 5.2 Classes, Instances, and Properties in OWL
- 5.3 OWL Complex Classes
- 5.3 OWL Complex Classes
- 5.4 OWL Property Restrictions
- 5.4 OWL Property Restrictions
- 5.5 OWL General Role Inclusion
- 5.5 OWL General Role Inclusion
- 5.6 Rules – There‘s more than OWL
- 5.6 Rules – There‘s more than OWL
- 5.7 Protégé Tutorial
- 5.8 Protégé Tutorial (2)
- Weekly Assignment
- Sample Solution Weekly Assignment
Week 6
- Introduction
- Learning Material
- 6.1 Ontological Engineering
- 6.1 Ontological Engineering
- 6.2 Ontology Design Methodologies
- 6.2 Ontology Design Methodologies
- 6.3 Ontology Learning
- 6.3 Ontology Learning
- 6.5 Linked Data Engineering
- 6.5 Linked Data Engineering
- 6.4 Ontology Alignment
- 6.4 Ontology Alignment
- 6.6 Linked Data Engineering (2)
- 6.6 Linked Data Engineering (2)
- 6.8 More Applications
- 6.7 Linked Data Programming Example
- 6.9 Even More Applications
- 6.9 Even More Applications
- 6.8 More Applications
- Bonus exercise – Publishing Linked Data
- Weekly Assignment
- Sample Solution Weekly Assignment
Final examination
- Final Examination