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Computer Science 868 Detailed Information
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Dr. Julita Vassileva
Computer Science Department
Room 178.8 Thorvaldson Bldg.
Phone: 966-2073
Email: jiv@cs.usask.ca
- Assignments - 20%
- Participation - 10%
- Course project - 40%
- Presentation & discussion - 30%
COMMUNITIES
- Sharing Content, Trading and Playing,
- Discussions and Socialization: Forums, Bulletin Boards, Chat, IM,
- Publishing: Blogs and Wikis, Wikipedia Social Networking
- Coding: Open Source Movement
THEORIES
- Analytic Theories: Metcalfe's law, Network effects, Scale-Free networks
- Economic Theories: Wisdom of Crowds, Games, Reciprocation and Norms
- Behavioural Theories: Social Psychology, Sociology, Organizational Science
HARVESTING PARTICIPATION
- Search for Meaning and Recommendation: Personal Information Management, Tagging,
- Community Ontologies, Semantic web; Recommender Systems, Trust and Reputation Mechanisms
- Motivating Participation – incentive mechanisms, community awareness /visualization
- Building Communities and Putting them to Work