I’ve posted lecture notes for the two topics we didn’t discuss at length in class, “Semantic Web” and “Case Studies”. They are the same as last year, and available for your information; no questions about these topics will be on any of the quizzes.

The last regular quiz on knowledge presentation and visualization is now available on Blackboard until the end of the 481 final on Thursday, March 18, 10:00 pm, with the usual one-hour time limit.

Please use the Web form at https://spreadsheets1.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGR4NTJ0bl92TnF2bUJmWU5zdzdtdnc6MA for feedback on course content, lectures, tools like Blackboard and TRAC Wiki, and a few more aspects.

Tags: feedback, lecture, lab, assignment, project, KB Nugget

Since class participation contributes to the overall grade, and I’m not keeping explicit attendance, I’m using a Web form at https://spreadsheets2.google.com/viewform?formkey=dC1HR0RaTzlXa01NcjZWbGMwcFNlQXc6MA to give you an opportunity to remind me of your contributions to class.

Tags: participation, feedback

Similar to what we did a few weeks ago, I’m using a Web form at https://spreadsheets1.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGtVSkZMUXZfWnRldTZ0UVBkakZlNVE6MA to collect feedback on the collaboration and work distribution in your team. This time, however, the feedback will be taken into account for the grade on the project part of the class; it contributes 20% of the project grade. I normally take the average of the scores submitted by the team members (including your self-evaluation), although I reserve the right to adjust this if I have evidence that the score does not reflect the actual performance of the team member.

Tags: project, feedback

Please use the Web form at https://spreadsheets0.google.com/viewform?formkey=dHNiTDhfZHczTHowRklfQmJXX2p4R2c6MA for feedback on the final project presentations

Tags: project, feedback, presentation