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 The project goal is to provide an environment and framework for students to get practical experience on real-life service development, going from the business idea of a new service through its design and implementation to actual launching the service in the Web. Development includes internal service audit, intra-group cross-validation and testing of the results during the whole lifecycle of the service development.  The projects is designed for IMP WISE students, 2nd year of studies

Prerequisites are sufficient knowledge on theories and applications of: Semantic Web and Ontology Engineering Agent Technologies Cloud Computing Big Data Engineering

 Mode of studies: Team work  International teams  4 members in each team  Joint report + demo + presentation  Joint project defense  Variety of skills – see bellow

 Leadership – coordination  Delegation !  ’Paper work’ – keeping record, writing report  Negotiations - communications  Presentations  Creative design / visualization  Development/implementation

 Team leader  Negotiator  Speaker  Archivarius  Domain expert  Platform developer  Application developer  Interface developer

 To analyze own strength, weaknesses and preferences - IW  To build the teams aiming for each and everyone to shine - TW  To distribute the management roles - TW  To chose the domain and service - TW  To distribute the technological roles - TW  Defense of the service idea - SW

 IW – individual work  TW – team work (fixed time & space)  SW – supervised work (fixed time & space): - lectures, - public defenses, - seminars, - presentations, - consulting

 To design the service ( by skeleton) - TW  To defend own design if needed ? - SW  Start to develop platform, application and interfaces – IW & TW  Technology Consulting * – SW  Service development - TW  To negotiate Master Thesis topic – I&S W  Final service defense * - SW

 By topic – with certain expert  By technological role – with certain team member  By organizational role – with certain team member  By team – each claim own input  NB! – experts will only provide ’new’ knowledge

The final system should:  Be a Semantic web service  Expose an API  Be deployed in the cloud  Have some sort of pro-activeness (Push service)  Have BI kind of analytics  Consume multiple sources of information (services integration | aggregation)  Have a human interface (as alternative)  Include some form of user preferences It will be good idea to involve a reasoning (depending on the business case) – further research ?

Domain Ontology, MetaData Storage Platform Functionality – Domain- independent Application Functionality – Domain-specific Domain Expert, Knowledge Engineer Platform Developer Application Developer Technological Collaboration with other teams Interfaces Interface Developer Inter-Domain collaboration