Master of Science in Ontological Engineering
The Master of Science in Ontological Engineering offers an advanced study of formal knowledge structures, AI-driven ontologies, and semantic reasoning. Designed for students seeking to excel in ontology engineering, computational logic, and AI-driven knowledge representation, this program equips graduates to develop intelligent and structured decision-making models that are crucial in artificial intelligence, enterprise systems, and research applications.
About the Program
The Master of Science in Ontological Engineering is a comprehensive program that integrates theoretical foundations with practical applications in ontology engineering, computational logic, and semantic technologies. Students will learn to create and manage knowledge graph systems, enhancing AI applications and enterprise systems with sophisticated decision-making capabilities.
Through rigorous coursework and hands-on projects, participants will engage with cutting-edge technologies and methodologies to design, analyze, and implement ontological structures that improve data architecture and system intelligence. The curriculum focuses on developing skills that are essential for creating AI-driven ontologies and employing semantic reasoning to solve complex problems in technology and business.
Key Areas of Study
**Formal Knowledge Structures and Ontology Engineering
**Computational Logic and AI-Driven Knowledge Representation
**Knowledge Graph Systems and Semantic Technologies
**Design and Implementation of Intelligent Systems
Who Should Enroll?
This program is ideal for individuals pursuing careers in knowledge engineering, AI-driven data architecture, semantic computing, and intelligent system design. It is suited for professionals and researchers who aim to lead innovations in AI technology and data systems, offering solutions that enhance decision-making and operational efficiency.
Core Curriculum & Program Structure
Program Courses: 57 credits
Degree Requirements
Total Credits Required: 57 credits
Core Major Courses: 33 credits
Research & Thesis: 18 credits
Electives: 6 credits
Year One – Advanced Ontological Engineering & Knowledge Systems
Falll Semester 1
ONE 601 – Foundations of Ontological Engineering & Knowledge Systems (3 credits)
ONE 602 – Logic-Based Ontologies & Automated Reasoning (3 credits)
ONE 603 – Semantic Web & AI-Driven Knowledge Representation (3 credits)
ONE 604 – Ontology-Driven Data Models & Decision Systems (3 credits)
Research Methods in Ontological Science & AI (3 credits)
Spring Semester 2
ONE 605 – Applied Knowledge Graphs & Ontology Learning (3 credits)
ONE 606 – Machine Learning Integration in Ontology Engineering (3 credits)
ONE 607 – Computational Ontology for AI & Robotics (3 credits)
ONE 608 – Large-Scale Ontology Management & Evolution (3 credits)
Research Project in Applied Ontology (3 credits)
Year Two – Specialized Research & Application
Falll Semester 3
ONE 701 – Cognitive Ontology & Human-AI Interaction (3 credits)
ONE 702 – Ontology-Driven AI Ethics & Decision Making (3 credits)
ONE 703 – Natural Language Processing & Ontological Semantics (3 credits)
Elective in Computational Ontology or AI Engineering (3 credits)
Independent Research in Ontological Engineering (3 credits)
Spring Semester 4
ONE 704 – Capstone Thesis in Ontological Engineering & AI Systems (6 credits)
ONE 705 – AI & Ontological Computation in Intelligent Systems (3 credits)
Final Research Elective or Internship in Knowledge Engineering (3 credits)