Homework 2.

Due: Thursday, March 9, 2006
Submission: By plain text e-mail to lboloni@cpe.ucf.edu.
  In the subject write: EEL 5937, HW 2
  
1. Download Protege-2000 from http://protege.stanford.edu
and install it on your development machine. 

Read the Ontology-101 paper at
   http://protege.stanford.edu/publications/ontology_development/ontology101.html
   Summarize it in 500 words.
 
2. Read the tutorial on developing OWL ontologies using the Protégé-OWL editor: 
   http://www.co-ode.org/resources/tutorials/ProtegeOWLTutorial.pdf   
   Summarize it in 500 words.

3. Develop an OWL ontology for classes, projects and students.
     -You will need to have classes for at least:
        -persons
        -students
        -professors
        -teaching assistants
        -courses
        -projects
     -Represent the expected relations:
        -persons have name, address etc.
        -professors are persons
        -students are persons
        -TA's are students
        -classes have projects, are attended by students
        -students participate in projects.
        -projects have 2-4 students.
     -Fill the ontology with some instances.
        -at least a 3-4 instances for each class.       
   Submit: 
     -attach the ontology files to the mail.
     -a 400-500 word write-up explaining your choices.
   
4. Read the paper "Automated negotiation, prospects, methods and challenges" by 
Jennings et al. Summarize it in 500 words.