CS 5244 - Digital Libraries

NLP and IR tools hosted locally on sf3/sunfire. You have access to most of these tools and corpora by default. Use them for your projects and your research.
Looking for past projects? Try looking over the projects turned in by 2002/2003 students in my 6210 - Digital Libraries and Computing and the Humanities course. It's the same course but at that time it was offered as a special topics course.
You can find more relevant papers in these and other topic areas on other DL courses that have been held at other institutions, including:
- Richard Furuta's Digital Libraries course at Texas A&M
- C. Lee Giles's Information Retrieval, Digital Libraries & the Web course at UPenn
- Deborah Barreau's Digital Library Foundations course at Catholic U.
There are a number of conferences that deal primarily or peripherally with digital libraries. Here are a few you can use for your survey paper and to find related work in your area.
- JCDL 02 - JCDL 03 - JCDL 04
- ECDL 2003 - ECDL 2004
- SIGIR 2003 - SIGIR 2004
- ECIR 2003 - ECIR 2004
- CIKM 2003 - CIKM 2004
- WWW 2003 - WWW 2004
- ICADL 2003 - ICADL 2004
- WebDB 2003 - WebDB 2004
- Coling 2004
Journals too:
- First Monday
- D-Lib Magazine
If you're relatively new to doing computer science / information systems research, you might consider looking over a talk that I gave to my undergraduate students about beginning your research career.

Min-Yen Kan <kanmy@comp.nus.edu.sg> Created on: Mon Dec 1 19:36:22 2003 | Version: 1.0 | Last modified: Thu Aug 19 09:18:36 2004

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