Responsible for the module
Prof. Dr. Maria Maleshkova, M.Sc. Paul Schreiber
Qualification goal
The semantic web is an extension of the classic web. While this initially consisted largely of a globally used corpus of text and image information, a semantic network is extensively supplemented by so-called meta-information. Students acquire the skills to design semantic networks with regard to applications, particularly in logistics.
Contents
The subject-specific professional qualification and key skills are to be taught in the following areas in particular:
- Basics of the “classic” web
- Basics of a semantic web (SW)
- Metainformation
- Knowledge and content
- Semantic Grid
- Standards
- Hypertext
- Languages, HTML, PHP, Java
- Data models
- Benefits and risks of a SW
- Big Data and Big Data Analysis (see Large-Scale Data Management module)
- Network services using search engines
- Search engines
- Wikis
- Technology for displaying and analyzing a SW
- Military use
- Significance of an internal semantic web
- Reconnaissance through the use of SWs
- Intrinsic risks in SWs
Module components
The scope of the course is 2 TWS lecture, 1 TWS exercise for 4 CP.
Letzte Änderung: 11. February 2025