@@ -22,6 +22,9 @@ Autumn Term 2007.
+31/8 Revised the description of the one- and five-point variants. +
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@@ -53,13 +56,15 @@ practical skills in using it.
The course consists of two modules. The first module is a one-week intensive course (during the first intensive week of GSLT), which -is as such usable as a one-week intensive course for doctoral studies. +is as such usable as a one-week intensive course for doctoral studies, +if completed with a small course project.
-The second module is an independent programming project, written +The second module is a larger programming project, written by each student (possibly working in groups) during the Autumn term. -This module ends with a three days' meeting where the projects are -presented and discussed. +The projects are discussed during the second intensive week of GSLT +(see schedule), +and presented at a date that will be set later.
The first module goes through the basics of GF, including @@ -78,7 +83,7 @@ The lectures follow the GF Tutorial. There will be a new version of the Tutorial available around 10 September. Those who just want to do the first module will write a simple application -as their course work during the intensive week. +as their course work during and after the first intensive week.
Those who continue with the second module will choose a more substantial @@ -94,7 +99,7 @@ project. Possible topics are
Experience in programming. No earlier natural language processing -experience is necessary. +or functional programming experience is necessary.
The course is thus suitable both for GSLT and NGSLT students, @@ -106,5 +111,5 @@ who wish to build resources for their own language in GF.
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