Archive for the ‘MSc’ Category
Done with the Background Report
According to this blog, I started work on the background report around the tenth of October last year and today it’s all done, ready to be submitted. As you might expect, there was a lot of reading involved, and a great deal of writing, re-writing, editing, and all that other good stuff that comes with [...]
In: MSc, Project
What scientific literature?
One of the great things about doing an academic qualification through a major institution like the University of Manchester is the access you get to scientific literature. A huge number of research papers are locked away behind paywalls. Sites like Google Scholar can show you what’s out there, but you’ll only be able to see [...]
In: MSc, Project, University of Manchester
First three courswork items submitted
I’ve been wrapping up the first set of coursework assignments for the project today with a quick check over the material before submission. The next job now is the background report. This document will summarise what I learned during my literature search in the context of my project and needs to be less than twenty [...]
In: MSc, Project · Tagged with: mscproject
Well, the website is up…
After a week of beavering away with JSP, HTML and CSS, I reckon my project website is about ready. I was in Manchester on Tuesday, meeting my project supervisor and one of the guys who runs the taught module associated with the project. There don’t seem to be any problems, and it helped to clarify [...]
In: Machine Learning, MSc, Project · Tagged with: mscproject
A Very Geeky Dilemma
A new module has appeared on the University of Manchester CS horizon, and it’s temping me away from wrapping up the taught course with my previous front-runner ‘Ontology Engineering for the Semantic Web‘. Yep, COMP61032 ‘Optimization for Learning, Planning and Problem Solving‘ has appeared in my field of vision and it looks a bit hardcore. [...]
In: Computer Science, Machine Learning, MSc, University of Manchester