Ontology for Data Science - Revision history

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	'''Title: PHI 598: Introduction to Ontology for Data Science and Information Fusion (Special Topics Course in Ontology)'''		'''Title: PHI 598: Introduction to Ontology for Data Science and Information Fusion (Special Topics Course in Ontology)'''

	'''~~Proposed~~ Initial Offering: ~~Spring 2019~~'''		'''Initial Offering: TBD'''

	'''Faculty: [http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith Barry Smith]'''		'''Faculty: [http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith Barry Smith]'''

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Course Details

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	:(2) ontology-building exercises to be completed within the first 2 weeks of the semester.		:(2) ontology-building exercises to be completed within the first 2 weeks of the semester.

	An on-line version of the course will form part of the compulsory online ontology course in the CMIF [https://www.buffalo.edu/cmif/education.html Master of Engineering in Data and Information Fusion]. (It will constitute 1 of the 3 credit hours for this program.		An on-line version of the course will form part of the compulsory online ontology course in the CMIF [https://www.buffalo.edu/cmif/education.html Master of Engineering in Data and Information Fusion]. (It will constitute 1 of the 3 credit hours for this program.)

	'''Course Description:''' An ontology is a structured collection of terms used to tag data with the goal of making data deriving from heterogeneous sources more easily searchable, comparable. combinable, or analysable. Ontologies allow information to be shared across communities with different sorts of expertise. The course will provide an introduction to ontology for students of data science and information fusion. It is co-sponsored by the Department of Philosophy and the Center for Multi-Source Information Fusion.		'''Course Description:''' An ontology is a structured collection of terms used to tag data with the goal of making data deriving from heterogeneous sources more easily searchable, comparable. combinable, or analysable. Ontologies allow information to be shared across communities with different sorts of expertise. The course will provide an introduction to ontology for students of data science and information fusion. It is co-sponsored by the Department of Philosophy and the Center for Multi-Source Information Fusion.

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Schedule: Day 2

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	9:00 Use of Ontologies in Intelligence Domains		9:00 Use of Ontologies in Intelligence Domains
	:Ontology and Intelligence Analysis		:Ontology and Intelligence Analysis
			:Ontology and Geospatial Intelligence
	:Ontology and Information Fusion		:Ontology and Information Fusion

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Schedule: Day 1

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	:3: 2000s: Lessons from the Human Genome Project		:3: 2000s: Lessons from the Human Genome Project
	:4: 2010s: Current examples of uses of ontology in data science and information fusion		:4: 2010s: Current examples of uses of ontology in data science and information fusion

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	12:00 Lunch		12:00 Lunch

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	=='''Course Details'''==		=='''Course Details'''==

	'''Registration:''' [http://www.buffalo.edu/cas/philosophy/grad-study/grad_courses/springcourses_grad.html#title_0 Class# ]. Registration details for off-campus students are provided under Part Time/Graduate [http://studentaccounts.buffalo.edu/tuition/spring.php here]. An online version of this course will be offered. Details to be provided HERE {link ~~will~~ be inserted}.		'''Registration:''' [http://www.buffalo.edu/cas/philosophy/grad-study/grad_courses/springcourses_grad.html#title_0 Class# ]. Registration details for off-campus students are provided under Part Time/Graduate [http://studentaccounts.buffalo.edu/tuition/spring.php here].

			An online version of this course will be offered. Details will be provided HERE {link to be inserted}.

	'''Course Structure:''' This is a one credit hour course intended for beginning PhDs, Masters and advanced Undergraduate students in all departments. Assessment will be in the form of		'''Course Structure:''' This is a one credit hour course intended for beginning PhDs, Masters and advanced Undergraduate students in all departments. Assessment will be in the form of

Phismith at 21:07, 18 February 2018

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	'''Title: PHI ~~XXX~~: Introduction to Ontology for Data Science and Information Fusion,		'''Title: PHI 598: Introduction to Ontology for Data Science and Information Fusion (Special Topics Course in Ontology)'''
	~~Spring 2019~~'''

	'''Proposed ~~Special Topics Course~~'''		'''Proposed Initial Offering: Spring 2019'''

	'''Faculty: [http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith Barry Smith]'''		'''Faculty: [http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith Barry Smith]'''

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Student Learning Outcomes

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	\| The student will acquire an introductory knowledge of current ontology methods in areas relating to data science and information fusion		\| The student will acquire an introductory knowledge of current ontology methods in areas relating to data science and information fusion
	\| Class lectures		\| Class lectures
	\| ~~Review of submitted online content and of participation in online discussion forum~~		\| Attendance registry
	\|-		\|-
	\| The student will acquire experience in ontology development		\| The student will acquire experience in ontology development

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	8:30 Registration and Coffee		8:30 Registration and Coffee

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	'''Title: PHI ~~549~~ Introduction to Ontology for Data Science and Information Fusion,		'''Title: PHI XXX: Introduction to Ontology for Data Science and Information Fusion,
	Spring 2019'''		Spring 2019'''

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	'''Venue: TBA'''		'''Venue: TBA'''

			=='''Course Details'''==

	'''Registration:''' [http://www.buffalo.edu/cas/philosophy/grad-study/grad_courses/springcourses_grad.html#title_0 Class# ]. Registration details for off-campus students are provided under Part Time/Graduate [http://studentaccounts.buffalo.edu/tuition/spring.php here]. An online version of this course will be offered. Details to be provided HERE {link will be inserted}.		'''Registration:''' [http://www.buffalo.edu/cas/philosophy/grad-study/grad_courses/springcourses_grad.html#title_0 Class# ]. Registration details for off-campus students are provided under Part Time/Graduate [http://studentaccounts.buffalo.edu/tuition/spring.php here]. An online version of this course will be offered. Details to be provided HERE {link will be inserted}.

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	==Day 1==		=='''Day 1'''==

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	==Day 2==		=='''Day 2'''==

	8:30 Registration and Coffee		8:30 Registration and Coffee