Readings

Class Meeting	Resource(s) (Readings, Notes, etc)
L30. Final Exam Mon, 12/12
L29. Course Review Wed, 12/07
L28. Alumni Day Mon, 12/05
L27. Applied IR and NLP Wed, 11/30	R1. Sarawagi, Sunita – "Information Extraction" (p. 263-281) A Plan for Spam Decoding Our Chatter
L26. Mobile and Multimedia IR Mon, 11/28	R1. Hearst, Marti – "Search User Interfaces" (Ch. 12 – "Emerging Trends in Search User Interfaces") R2. Knees, Peter; Pohle, Tim, et al. – "A music search engine built upon audio-based and web-based similarity measures" R3. Schmitz, Patrick and Black, Michael – "The Delphi Toolkit: Enabling Semantic Search for Museum Collections"
L25. Structure-Based Models (2) Wed, 11/23	R1. Manning, Christopher, et al. – "Introduction to Information Retrieval" (Ch. 10 – "XML retrieval") R2. Bourret, Ron – "Going native: Use cases for native XML databases"
L24. Web Search & Structure-Based Models Mon, 11/21	R1. Manning, Christopher, et al. – "Introduction to Information Retrieval" (Ch. 19, p. 421-431 – "Web search basics") R2. Manning, et al. – "Introduction to Information Retrieval" (Ch. 21) or Diaz – "Through the Google Goggles"
L23. Vector Models & Dimensionality Reduction Wed, 11/16	R1. Manning, Christopher, et al. – "Introduction to Information Retrieval" (Ch. 6 – "Scoring, term weighting & the vector space model") R3. Yu, Clara, et al. – "Patterns in Unstructured Data"
L22. Text Processing; Boolean Models Mon, 11/14	R1. Manning, Christopher, et al. – "Introduction to Information Retrieval" (Ch. 1, p. 1-6 – "Boolean Retrieval", and Ch. 2 – "The term vocabulary & postings lists")
L21. User Interfaces for Search and IR Wed, 11/09	R1. Hearst, Marti – "Search User Interfaces" (Preface and Ch. 1)
L20. Introduction to IR and NLP Mon, 11/07	R1. Cohen, Daniel – "From Babel to Knowledge: Data Mining Large Digital Collections" R2. Michel, Jean-Baptiste, et al. – "Quantitative Analysis of Culture Using Millions of Digitized Books" R3. Greengard, Samuel – "Life, Translated" R4. Ferucci, David – "Building Watson – A Brief Overview of the DeepQA Project"
L19. Midterm Wed, 11/02
L18. Personal Information Management Mon, 10/31	R1. Davies, Stephen – "Still Building the Memex" R2. Kirsh, David – "A Few Thoughts on Cognitive Overload" R3. Karger, David, and Jones, William – "Data Unification in Personal Information Management" R4. Marshall, Catherine – "Rethinking Personal Digital Archiving, Part 1"
L17. Combining Descriptions: Integration and Interoperability Wed, 10/26	R1. Nomorosa, K., and Ekaterin, J. – "The Discipline of Organizing" (Ch. 10) R2. Rosenthal, Arnon; Seligman, Len; and Renner, Scott – "From Semantic Integration to Semantics Management" R3. Brunnermeier, Smita, and Martin, Sheila – "Interoperability Costs in the US Automotive Supply Chain"
L16. Enterprise Organizing Systems Mon, 10/24	R1. Schwarzman, Alexander B., et al. – "XML-centric workflow offers benefits to scholarly publishers" R2. Baron, E. Fabens, M. Schiffman and E. Wolf – "Electronic Health Records: Just around the Corner? Or over the Cliff?" R3. Chaudhuri, Surajit et al. – "An Overview of Business Intelligence Technology"
L15. Course Review Wed, 10/19
L14. Multimedia IO Mon, 10/17	R1. McPherson, Kimra – "The Discipline of Organizing" (Ch. 5, Section 5.3 "Describing Multimedia and Multi-dimensional Instances") R2. Harping, Patricia – "The Language of Images" R3. Naaman, Harada; Wang, Garcia-Molina; and Paepcke – "Context Data in Geo-Referenced Digital Photo Collections" R4. Jess Hemerly. Making Metadata: The Case of MusicBrainz
L13. Semantic Web, Linked Data Wed, 10/12	R1. Berners-Lee, Tim; Hendler, James; and Lassila, Ora – "The Semantic Web" R2. W3C – "OWL Web Ontology Language Use Cases and Requirements" (Sections 1 & 2) R3. Byrne, Gillian and Goddard, Lisa – "The Strongest Link: Libraries and Linked Data"
L12. Relations and Structure (2) Mon, 10/10	R1. Macroberts, M. H ., and Macroberts, Barbara R. – "Problems of Citation Analysis" R2. Cafarella, Michael J., et al. – "Structured data on the web" R3. Glushko, Robert J. and McGrath, Tim – "Document Engineering" (Ch. 3, p. 73-86)
L11. Relations and Structure Wed, 10/05	R2. The Discipline of Organizing – Chapter 9 R3. Pepper, Steve – "The TAO of Topic Maps: Finding the Way in the Age of Infoglut"
L10. Classification Mon, 10/03	R1. The Discipline of Organizing – Chapter 8 R2. Marlow, Cameron; Naaman, Mor; Boyd, Danah; and Davis, Marc – "HT06, tagging paper, taxonomy, Flickr, academic article, to read" R3. Wright, Alex – "Our Sentiments, Exactly" R4. Li, Jiexun, et al. – "From Fingerprint to Writeprint"
L9. Categories Wed, 09/28	R1. The Discipline of Organizing – Chapter 7 R2. Glushko, Robert J. – "Modeling Methods and Artifacts for Crossing the Data/Document Divide" R3. de Larios-Heiman, Lisa and Cracraft, Carolyn – "SylViA: The Syllabus Viewing Application"
L8. Implementing Resource Descriptions Mon, 09/26	R1. The Discipline of Organizing Ch. 6 – "Implementing Resource Descriptions" R2. Doctorow, Cory – "Metacrap" R3. Park – "Metadata Quality in Digital Repositories: A Survey of the Current State of the Art"
L7. XML Wed, 09/21	R1. Glushko, Robert J. and McGrath, Tim – "Document Engineering" (Ch. 2 "XML Foundations") R2. Stolley, Karl – "Using Microformats: Gateway to the Semantic Web" R3. Bray, Tim – "On Language Creation"
L6. Describing Resources Mon, 09/19	R1. The Discipline of Organizing Ch. 5, Describing Resources R2. Branting, L. Karl – "Name Matching in Law Enforcement and Counter-Terrorism" R3. Wheatley, Malcolm – "Operation Clean Data"
L5. Resources Wed, 09/14	R1. The Discipline of Organizing Ch. 4 - Resources in Organizing Systems R2. Coyle, Karen – "Identifiers: Persistent, Unique, Global" R3. Berners-Lee, Tim – "Cool URIs don't change" R4. Brisbane, Arthur – "On NYTimes.com, Now You See It, Now You Don’t" R5. Smith, Abby – "Authenticity in a Digital Environment" (p. 77-84)
L4. Design Patterns for Organizing Systems Mon, 09/12	R1. Glushko, Robert J. – "The Discipline of Organizing" (Ch. 3 - "Design Patterns for Organizing Systems") R2. Morville, Peter and Rosenfeld, Louis - "Information Architecture for the World Wide Web, Third Edition" (sections 5.3-5.4 - "Organization Schemes" and "Organization Structures") R3. McGrath, Sean and Murray, Fergal – "Principles of E-Government Architecture"
L3. The Activities of Organizing Systems Wed, 09/07	R1. Glushko, Robert J., et al. – "The Discipline of Organizing" (Ch. 2 - "The Activities of Organizing Systems") R2. Hearst, Marti – "Search User Interfaces" (Ch. 3 - "Models of the Information Seeking Process")
L2. The Organizing System Wed, 08/31	R1. Glushko, Robert J. – "The Discipline of Organizing" (Ch. 1 - "Foundations for Organizing Systems")
L1. Course Overview Mon, 08/29	R1. Borges, Jorge Luis – "The Library of Babel" R2. Bush, Vannevar – "As We May Think" R3. Trant, Jennifer – "Emerging Convergence? Thoughts on museums, archives, libraries and professional training" (p. 1-8) R4. Poole, Erika Shehan and Grudin, Jonathan, "A Taxonomy of Wiki Genres in Enterprises" R5. Boon, Miriam – "Rethinking Scientific Data Management" R6. Wang, Joy – "A Seed Library for Heirloom Plants Thrives in the Hudson Valley" R7. Wakabayashi, Daisuke – "Japanese Farms Look to the 'Cloud'" R8. Bosman, Julie – "Publisher Limits Shelf Life for Library E-Books" R9. Homann, Ulrich; Rill, Michael; and Wimmer, Andreas – "Flexible Value Structures in Banking" R10. Wright, Alex – "Managing Scientific Inquiry in a Laboratory the Size of the Web"

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