AI supported Information Foraging

Course registration
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Course Description

AI practitioners explore the solution space when developing AI solutions. They search for information and solutions on similar AI problems through blog entries, academic publications, and existing Git repositories.

They evaluate the content based on various criteria, such as:

  • How well does the content address my AI problem?
  • How credible is the presented approach?
  • How difficult is it to reuse the solution?

Candidates that make it onto the shortlist are often collected in open tabs or simply remembered.

In this lab, we will develop a user-friendly tool to assist AI practitioners evaluating and managing potential solutions. Therefore, we will explore the usage of LLMs, text mining and repository mining.

  • The teams are put together in an interdisciplinary manner, so that not all skills have to be combined in one person.
  • Practical Skills: ML Basics, Frontend, Backend, Data Management

Dates

  • TBA

Regular dates

  • TBA

Individual dates

  • Kick-off meeting, on the first regular date.
  • Alpha milestone presentation, expected to take place on one of the regular dates.
  • Presentation of the beta milestone, expected to take place on one of the regular dates.
  • Final presentation, *date to be announced.

Course information

Supervisors
Course type

Software project lab

Semester:

Winter semester 2025/2026

Course language
  • English
Course level
  • Master
Credit points 1

7

1: The actual number of credit points can vary depending on the study program's examination regulation version. Consult your examination regulation's module catalog or the campus information system to see the valid number of credit points.