1. General introduction into the area of information and knowledge-based systems. 2. Centralized and decentralized information systems, computer networks. 3. Architectures of information systems. 4. Applications of information systems, maintenance and innovations. Information system and its place in the organization culture. 5. Multimedia systems. 6. The Life Cycle of information systems, their development. 7. Foundations of artificial intelligence. 8. Architecture of knowledge-based systems; centralized and decentralized solutions. 9. Introduction to knowledge engineering. 10. The Life Cycle of a knowledge project. Development of knowledge-based systems. 11. Agent-based architecture, multi-agent systems. 12. Perspectives of information and knowledge-based systems, their mutual convergence. 13. Data and solution protection. 14. Legal and ethical aspects.
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The goal of the subject is to introduce doctoral students into most recent trends, practical experience, as well as theoretical knowledge from the area of research, development, application, as well as maintenance of information and knowledge-based systems at the level enabling them to achieve original scientific results in the scope of their doctoral dissertations.
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Kelemen, J. a kol. Pozvanie do znalostnej spoločnosti. Iura Edition, Bratislava, 2007.
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