TOPIC

      CORE READINGS

    CASE STUDIES, OTHER RESOURCES

1-W 8/26

Intro to Course & TDO

• TDO Chapter 1

• Single-source textbook (11.4)
• Multigenerational photo collection (11.1)
• Earth orbiting satellites (11.6)

2-M 8/31

Activities

• TDO Chapter 2 (skip 2.3.3.2 until 9/9)

• Weekly newspaper (11.8)
• Ikea (11.10)
• NPR. “For a More Ordered Life, Organize Like a Chef.” 2014. 

3-W 9-2

Activities 2

• Hearst, Marti. Search User Interfaces, 2009. Chapter 3 through 3.4 
• Bush, Vannevar. “As We May Think.” The Atlantic, 1945. 
• Borges, Jorge Luis. “The library of Babel.” Collected Fictions, 1998. 

• Knowledge management for consulting firm (11.2)
• Gamerman, Ellen. “Everbody's an Art Curator,” Wall Street Journal, 23 October 2014
• Computational Curation (Haber) video
• Computational Curation (Great Parchment) video

M 9/7

LABOR DAY HOLIDAY

4-W 9/9

Information Architecture

• TDO 2.3.3.2
• Rock, Irvin, and Stephen Palmer. "The Legacy of Gestalt Psychology Sci Am 263 (1990): 84-90.
• Tidwell, Jennifer. Designing Interfaces, Second Edition, 2010. (read in Chapter 2, "The Big Picture")

• CalBug and its Search Interface Redesign (11.7)

4-M 9/14

Roadmap-Lifecycle

• TDO Chapter 10

• Kitchen (11.5)
• Neuroscience lab (11.18)

6-W 9/16

Resources 1

• TDO Sections 3.1-3.4
• Kent Preface and Chapter 1
• Gardiner, Bryan. “How an Army of Sensors Helps Us Track Tsunamis and Score Parking Spots.” Wired, 2013. 
• Pew Internet Project. “The Internet of Things Will Thrive by 2025.” Pages 1-20

• Vegetable garden (11.12)
• Smarter Farming (11.3)
• CODIS DNA Database (11.9)
• IP Addressing (11.13)

7-M 9/21

Resources 2

• TDO Sections 3.5, 3.6
• Smith, Abby. “Authenticity in perspective.” Authenticity in a digital environment, 2000. Pages 69-75
• Library of Congress Recommended Format Specifications for Preservation

• Ng, Serena and Bensinger, Greg. “Do You Know What's Going in Your Amazon Shopping Cart?” Wall Street J, 2014. 
• Olozia, J. “An Infamous Forger on His Most Convincing Works, NY Times 18 September 2014.

8-W 9/23

Resource Description 1

• TDO Sections 4.1- 4.3
• TDO Chapter 8 through the end of 8.2.1

• Managing Information About Data Center Resources (11.17)
• The Dabbawallas of Mumbai (11.16)
• Doctorow, Cory. “Metacrap,” 2001. 
• Youyou, W., Kosinski, M., & Stillwell, D. (2015). Computer-based personality judgments are more accurate than those made by humans. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 112(4), 1036-1040.

9-M 9/28

Resource Description 2

• Kent Chapters 2 and 3

• Naumann, Felix and Herschel, Melanie. An Introduction to Duplicate Detection, Chapter 1, 2010. 
• Recommended Tool for Working with XML Resource Descriptions is XML Spy (Ask for the Academic License Key )

10-W 9/30

Graham Freeman lecture on 'Music as an Organizing System

Describing multimedia and non-text

• TDO Section 4.4
• Harpring, Patricia. “The language of images: enhancing access to images by applying metadata schemas and structured vocabularies.” Introduction to Art Image Access: Issues, Tools, Standards and Strategies, 2002. 

• Making a Documentary Film (11.15)
• Art Genome Project (11.14)
• Naaman, Mor, et al. “Context data in geo-referenced digital photo collections.” ACM International Conference on Multinmedia 2004. 

11-M 10/5

Relationships and Structures 1

• TDO Sections 5.1- 5.4, 5.7
• Kent Chapter 4

12-W 10/7

Relationships and Structures 2

• TDO Section 5.5
• Glushko, Robert and McGrath, Tim. Document Engineering, Chapter 1, "Introduction", sections 1.0-1.4 (pages 4-17).

• IF YOU DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT XML: Glushko, Robert and McGrath, Tim. Document Engineering, Chapter 2, "XML Foundations"

13-M 10/12

Document Engineering

• Glushko, Robert. Modeling Methods and Artifacts for Crossing the Data/Document Divide, 2005. 
• Glushko, Robert and McGrath, Tim. Document Engineering, Chapter 11, "Analyzing Documents"

14-W 10/14

Relationships and Structures 3

• TDO Section 5.6 
• Powell, James, et al. "Graphs in libraries: A primer." Information Technology and Libraries, 2011. 

• This Is What Controversies Look Like in the Twittersphere - Technology Review summary of Garimella, Kiran, Gianmarco De Francisci Morales, Aristides Gionis, and Michael Mathioudakis. "Quantifying Controversy in Social Media." arXiv preprint arXiv:1507.05224 (2015).
• MacRoberts, Michael and MacRoberts, Barbara. “Problems of citation analysis.” Scientometrics, 1996. (just the 12 problems… skim or skip “one paper: two philosophies”) Note: this paper is available in the Files section on bCourses

15-M 10/19

Relationships and Structures 4

• TDO Section 5.8
• Berners-Lee, Tim, et al. “The semantic web.” Scientific American, 2001. 
• Heath, Tom and Bizer, Christian. “Linked data: Evolving the web into a global data space.” 2011. Chapters 1 and 2, pages 1-29. 

• Byrne, Gillian and Goddard, Lisa. “The Strongest Link: Libraries and Linked Data.” D-Lib Magazine, 2010. 

16-W 10/21

REVIEW AND CONSOLIDATE!

17-M 10/26

Categorization 1

• TDO Sections 6.1-6.3

• Boroditsky, Lera. “Lost in Translation.” Wall Street Journal, 2010. 

18-W 10/28

Categorization 2

• TDO Sections 6.4-6.6

19-M 11/2

Classification 1

• TDO Sections 7.1, 7.2
• Rosenthal, Arnon, et al. “From semantic integration to semantics management: case studies and a way forward.” ACM SIGMOD Record, 2004. 

• Hoyt, Clark. “Semantic minefields.” NYT, 2010. 
• Tavris, Carol. “How Psychiatry Went Crazy.” Wall Street Journal, 2013. 

20-W 11/4

Classification 2

• TDO Sections 7.3-7.6

• Nonprofit book publisher (11.19)
• Norman, D. A. (2006). Logic versus usage: the case for activity-centered design. Interactions, 13(6), 45-ff.
• Hearst, Marti. Search User Interfaces, 2009. Section 8.6 "Faceted Navigation" 

21-M 11/9

Text Processing and Computational Classification (1)

• Taming Text
  • Chapter 1, "Getting started taming text" (p 1-16)
  • Chapter 2, "Foundations of taming text", (p 16-33)
  • Chapter 3, "Searching" (p 46-49)

W 11/11

VETERANS DAY HOLIDAY

22-M 11/16

Intro to Text Processing and Computational Classification (2)

• TDO
  • Section 6.5, "Implementing Categories"
  • Section 7.6, "Computational Classification"
  • Section 9.4, "Implementing Interactions" (9.4, 9.4.1, and 9.4.2)
• Taming Text
  • Chapter 5, "Identifying People, Places, and Things", (p 115-120)
  • Chapter 6, "Clustering Text" (p 140-148)
  • Chapter 7, "Classification, Categorization, and Tagging", (p 175-188)

23-W 11/18

REVIEW FOR COMPREHENSIVE EXAM ON 11/23

24-M 11/23

IN CLASS EXAM

W 11/25

THANKSGIVING WEEK HOLIDAY

25-M 11/30

Interactions 1

• TDO Sections 9.1-9.2
• Glushko, R.J, and McGrath, T. "Describing what Businesses do and how they do it", Chapter 4 of Document Engineering  (Sections 4.1-4.2, pages 101-127).

• Baron, Richard J., Elizabeth L. Fabens, Melissa Schiffman, and Erica Wolf. “Electronic health records: just around the corner? Or over the cliff?.” Annals of internal medicine 143, no. 3 (2005): 222-226.

26-W 12/2

Interactions 2

• Johnson, Eric J., et al. "Beyond nudges: Tools of a choice architecture." Marketing Letters 23.2 (2012): 487-504.
• Glushko, R. J., & Nomorosa, K. J. (2013). "Substituting Information for Interaction: A Framework for Personalization in Service Encounters and Service Systems." Journal of Service Research, 16(1), 21-38.

M 12/7

ALUMNI DAY

W 12/9

COURSE WRAP-UP; PROJECT REVIEWS

• re-read TDO Chapter 10 (from 9/14)

F 12/11

IN CLASS EXAM (Room 202, not usual 210)