Semantic Web Development Training | Advanced Web Development in Jersey

Semantic Web Development Training​ Course Outline

Module 1: Getting the Gist of the Semantic Web

• Exploring Different Ways of Looking at the Semantic Web
• Finding the Connection to Web 3.0
• Exploring the Business Side of Semantics
• Setting Information Free
• Checking Out the Semantic Web’s Origin
• Unpacking Semantic Web Baggage
• Instilling Simplicity in Complex Data
• Seeing the Semantic Web’s Starring Role in Web 3.0
• Recognising Compelling Reasons for the Semantic Web

Module 2: Data Web at Work for Business

• Getting a Handle on Enterprise Data Challenges and Opportunities
• Understanding the Difference Between Information and Data 
• Evaluating the Web in Your Current Systems 
• Grasping the Vision of the Semantic Web at Work
• Flourishing in a Semantic Web Utopia
• Discovering Why Semantics are for Everyday Business People

Module 3: Semantic Web Primer

• Exploring the Semantics of RDF  
• Discovering Languages That Use RDF

Module 4: Problem with Metadata

• Grasping the Basics of Data and Information
• Devising a Framework for Classifying Metadata
• Logic and Rules in Your Metadata
• How Rules Differ from Logics?
• Modelling constraints
• Semantics and Metadata

Module 5: Using the Resource Description Framework

• Breaking It Down to the R, to the D, to the F
• Viewing RDF Data as a Graph
• Understanding that RDF is XML
• Using Typed Literals and Identifying the Type of Resource
• Discovering Other Triple Formats: N3, Turtle, and N-Triples
• Getting to Know the Strengths of RDF

Module 6: Web Ontology Language

• Introducing OWL
• Discovering the Various Species of OWL
• Understanding OWL Essentials
• Inconsistency
• Examining Property Characteristics
• Distinguishing Necessary from Necessary and Sufficient
• Understanding Why OWL is Different

Module 7: Exploring Semantic Web Enablers

• Revisiting the Semantic Web Stack
• Digging a Bit Deeper into SPARQL
• Finding Out Why Business Rules are a Good Thing
• Grappling with Natural Language Processing (NLP)
• Enabling New Operational Models
• Setting the Truthiness Dial

Module 8: Scalable Architecture and Assessment Strategies

• Noting Semantic Web Tool Patterns
• Understanding Patterns of Architectural Usage
• Understanding the Business Problem
• Making the Decision

Who should attend this Semantic Web Development Training Course?

This Semantic Web Development Course is tailored for individuals and professionals seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in the field of Semantic Web technologies. This course can benefit a wide range of professionals, including:

• Web Developers
• Software Engineers
• Data Scientists
• Information Architects
• Database Administrators
• Business Analysts
• UI/UX Designers

Prerequisites of the Semantic Web Development Training Course

There are no formal prerequisites for this Semantic Web Development Course.

Semantic Web Development Training Course Overview

Semantic is the advance version of the World Wide Web (WWW) that allows the internet to process-related data much better than WWW.

World Wide Web returns the requested data to the browser in HTML format where machines are acting like dummies as they only receive data and show it to users. But this is not the last page of the book; the Internet can do a lot more. It is better if machines understand the meaning of data they received, they can find more related data then now.

The W3C vision of Web uses many technologies to use linked data like RDF, SPARQL, OWL and SLOS. RDF used for connecting the related data and embed them into documents where OWL is used for organised that related data. Apart from this, SPARQL is the query language for the semantic web.

The Knowledge Academy’s Semantic Web Development Training will serve the delegates with the basic understanding of Semantic web. This course will help delegates in pushing their carrier to the next way of the World Wide Web.

Course Objectives

• To understand the core principles and evolution of the Semantic Web 
• To explore the connection between the Semantic Web and Web 3.0 
• To identify enterprise data challenges and opportunities in semantic contexts 
• To differentiate between data, information, and knowledge representations 
• To understand the fundamentals of RDF and its role in semantic modelling 
• To analyse the relationship between metadata, logic, and semantic frameworks 
• To apply the Resource Description Framework (RDF) for data description and linking 
• To utilise SPARQL and NLP as enablers of intelligent semantic applications 
• To develop scalable architectures and strategies for semantic web implementation 
• To assess business opportunities through semantic web technologies 
• To design and deploy semantic models that enhance data interoperability and automation 

What’s included in this Semantic Web Development Training Course?

• World-Class Training Sessions from Experienced Instructors
• Semantic Web Development Training Certificate
• Digital Delegate Pack