Goal: Should build semantic network by using the tool "Segrada".

The deliverable of the practical assignment is a report consisting of:

$$ a description of the problem domain $($at least a half of A$4$ page$)$;

$$ a screenshot of the semantic network visual representation in the $$Segrada$$ tool;

$$ screenshots of at least four requests of information and results acquired.

Steps and requirements:

$1.$ Develop a domain description about yourself. It means that one of the concepts in your semantic network should be you $($your name$).$ You can create a description of your studies, hobbies, interests, family, friends, etc. Thus, you have the freedom to decide on the focus of your semantic network. You should mention at least $15$ different concepts in the domain description. Avoid representing sensitive information about you that can undermine your identity and make you feel unsafe.

$2.$ Download the $$Segrada$$ tool.

$3.$ Based on the domain description created, develop a semantic network using the $$Segrada$$ tool. In your semantic network, it is mandatory to use a diversity of relationships. There should be:

$$ at least one $$is a$$ relationship;

$$ at least one $$is an example of$$ relationship;

$$ at least one $$part of$$ relationship;

$$ at least one $$property$$ relationship;

$$ at least one $$value$$ relationship;

$4.$ Based on the semantic network created, apply the reasoning feature of the $$Segrada$$ tool by requesting information about:

$$ at least two concepts in your semantic network;

$$ at least two relationships in your semantic network.

$5.$ Develop a report.

Points to be considered:

$$ Avoid representing the semantic network as a star with one object$/$concept at its centre and outgoing arcs from it to other objects$/$concepts making beams. Instead, think about the multiplicity of relationships and represent them as a network.

$$ The domain description and the semantic network must be consistent.

$$ Any attempts to copy or to modify $($in whole or partly$)$ semantic networks created by other students$/$persons or available in the study materials of this course or in other information sources $($web$,$ books, etc.$)$ will be considered a case of plagiarism leading to the submission of the report on the violation on academic integrity to the administration of the university.

Evaluation criteria:

$$ the problem description and the semantic network are consistent;

$$ the semantic network does not have a star structure; $$ there are at least $15$ concepts in the semantic network!!!!;

$$ relationships between concepts are correct in terms of their titles and direction.

o Moreover, reading of two concepts$/$concepts related by a relationship provides a meaningful sentence;

$$ there is at least one $$is a$$ relationship, at least one $$is an example of$$ relationship, at least one $$part of$$ relationship, at least one $$property$$ relationship and at least one $$value$$ relationship;

$$ there are at least two requests for information about the concepts of the semantic network;

$$ there are at least two requests for information about the relationships of the semantic network.