VU AWM 2008

The finale presentation schedule is now finalized. To find out when and how you are supposed to give your presentation, please check the information in the previous postings.

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For your final project presentation, you are supposed to prepare a presentation illustrating some highlights of the project you have conducted. You should have at least one slide each for

• PROBLEM: the problem you were working on
• RELATED WORK: related research
• APPROACH: the approach you took to address the problem
• RESULTS: your results
• EVALUATION: an evaluation of your results (critical reflection of your achievements)

You can decide whether you give the presentation as a group, or you elect a member of the group to give the presentation. If you feel comfortable giving your presentation in English, you are more than welcome to do so (this also gives you some practice and allows non-english speaking students to attend your talks). However, giving your presentation in English is not mandatory.

Organizational constraints:

max. 10-12 mins of presentation/group (max. 15 slides), we will watch the time strictly!

plus 5-10 mins discussion/group.

Submitting your results: The deadline for submitting your project work is Wednesday June 25th, 12:15. Please submit your work via e-mail to markus.strohmaier @ tugraz.at using the subject “AWM2008 Submission”, and provide the title of the project, the name of your supervisor and the names of all group members in the body of the e-mail.

Here is the tentative Presentation Schedule for your final presentations. Assignment to presentation slots was constrained by Michael Granitzer’s / my availability (I am not available next week/ M. Granitzer is not available the week after). So switching presentation schedules is hardly possible / would be very difficult to accomodate.

The order of presentations within a given day below is arbitrary, the final order will be decided on the day where the presentations will be given.

Markus Strohmaier

Wednesday, June 18th
Ontology modeling
Resanovic, Ghirardini, Celikovic

Information visualization
Lessacher, Willhelm, Novak

Clustering Techniken im Vergleich
Stoppacher, Schröttner, Hafellner
Mandl, Foidl, Kirschner

Wednesday, June 25th

Intentional structures on the web
Ast, Zehentner, Grahsl

Graph Management Frameworks
Schrank, Zorn-Pauli
Rechberger, Besirevic

Semantic Similiarity between Goals
Laatif, Saeed, Simon

Information Visualization (changed)
Bader, Kandlhofer, Nairz

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