
The Web Science and Digital Libraries Research Group is offering two classes for the fall 2011 semester.
CS 895 Web-Based Information Retrieval will be offered on Tuesdays, 4:20-7:00 in room 2120 of the ECS building. This class will use the recent
Croft, Metzler & Strohman book as the required text, and the
Manning, Ragahavan, & Schutze book as the recommended text. By choosing the former book as the primary guide for the course, we are intentionally provided a strong engineering component to the class (i.e., a level of coding and development is expected) as opposed to just a theoretical exploration of information retrieval.
CS 751/851 Introduction to Digital Libraries is not a prerequisite, but it would help to be familiar with the material covered in that class.
Dr. Weigle will be teaching
CS 795/895 Information Visualization on Thursdays, 9:30-12:15 in room 2120 of the ECS building. This class is a follow-on to the
CS 796/896 Visual Analytics Seminar from last semester, but that course is not a prerequisite for this semester's course. Unlike the seminar from last semester, this course will be a "regular" course that will count toward one of the four courses required in the "
advanced-level course requirement".
Students wishing to become active in the WS-DL research group should take one or both of these courses.
--Michael
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