Paper Info
Title
Modeling the knowledge domain of the java programming language as an ontology
Abstract
Java is a very popular programming language and many study programs in Informatics worldwide include courses particularly designed for its learning. It is considered as the best paradigm for introducing students with object-oriented programming and concepts. Considering Java's popularity, we initially make an attempt to model this language by using a quite expressing and rich knowledge representation structure, like is ontology. Our aim is to capture the semantics of Java concepts in a way that would render them utilizable by intelligent e-learning applications. Because the construction of an ontology is not an easy task, we follow very specific steps when building the Java ontology. We then take advantage of an already implemented model describing the structure of learning outcomes and combine it with our ontology, with a view to offer a more effective way in organizing the course of Java in the Hellenic Open University.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
10.1007/978-3-642-33642-3_16
ICWL
Keywords
Field
DocType
java ontology,easy task,popular programming language,intelligent e-learning application,rich knowledge representation structure,object-oriented programming,specific step,java concept,java programming language,knowledge domain,best paradigm,hellenic open university,distance education,java,ontologies,programming languages
Ontology (information science),World Wide Web,Scala,Process ontology,Computer science,Java annotation,Real time Java,Java Modeling Language,Upper ontology,Java
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
4
0.56
2
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Aggeliki Kouneli140.56
Georgia Solomou2253.65
Christos Pierrakeas320321.39
Achilles Kameas435550.94