64-415 Seminar Knowledge Processing in Intelligent Systems

Course offering details

Instructors: Dr. Cornelius Andreas Stefan Weber

Event type: Seminar

Displayed in timetable as: WV - Sem

Hours per week: 2

Credits: 2,0

Language of instruction: English

Min. | Max. participants: - | 60

More information:
Notice: Practical seminar will run weekly accompanying the lecture with a presentation block in the end of the lecture period.

Comments/contents:
In this practical seminar we will examine selected topics from the lecture "Knowledge Processing in Intelligent Systems" (64-414) from an application-oriented perspective.

Learning objectives:
Critically analyse and evaluate scientific methods and present research in the area of knowledge processing.

Didactic concept:
The integrated practical seminar complements the lecture Knowledge Processing in Intelligent Systems and offers the opportunity to investigate specific topics in-depth. At the end of the semester, each participant will deliver a short paper and presentation on a selected topic. These will be based on the exploration and evaluation of current approaches  to freely work on solving individually chosen tasks – preferably in teams of two students. A diverse choice of topics will be supplied and briefly introduced in the beginning of the semester. The successful participation of the seminar (both report and talk) is meant to precede taking the examination for the module. More details will be given at the first meeting.

The seminar 21/22 will again be held online over video chat and collaboration tools because of the Corona measures. The exact procedure and implementation will be discussed with the students in the first lecture.
 

Literature:
- Stuart Russell, Peter Norvig. Artificial Intelligence: An Modern Approach. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall - Pearson, 2010.
- Frank Van Harmelen, Vladimir Lifschitz & and Bruce Porter, eds. Handbook of knowledge representation. Elsevier, 2008.
- Additional references will be provided during the term.

Small group(s)
This course is divided into the following small groups:
  • Integrated Seminar Knowledge Processing

    Dr. Cornelius Andreas Stefan Weber

    Wed, 13. Oct. 2021 [16:15]-Wed, 26. Jan. 2022 [17:45]

  • Integrated Seminar Knowledge Processing in Intelligent Systems

    Dr. Cornelius Andreas Stefan Weber

    Th, 14. Oct. 2021 [12:15]-Th, 27. Jan. 2022 [13:45]

  • Seminar Knowledge Processing in Intelligent Systems

    Dennis Becker

    Wed, 13. Oct. 2021 [16:15]-Wed, 26. Jan. 2022 [17:45]

Appointments
Date From To Room Instructors
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Exams in context of modules
Module (start semester)/ Course Exam Date Instructors Compulsory pass
Class session overview
Instructors
Dr. Cornelius Andreas Stefan Weber