Course in Natural Language Processing I - Linguistische Informatik

Language: English or German
Structure: Introduction Related Work Methodological Approach (i.e., a description of your contribution) Evaluation Discussion and Conclusion
Style: please use Springer LNCS as template for your report [<a href="https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/springer-lecture-notes-in-computer-science/kzwwpvhwnvfj">Overleaf Template ] [ Word Template ] [ Latex Template ]
Length: minimum 10 pages.
Supplementary Material: your source code in a git repository with full commit history a working deployment of your system on the Tira platform
Due Date: reports have to be turned in on 28.02.2021
Talk: in addition to the report, we will have short (~20min + questions) talks with each group at the end of the semester. Each person of the group should have their fair share of talking and the talk should cover all important aspects of your approach.

General Information

Lecturer	Dr. Andreas Niekler
Lab Advisors	Janos Borst
Workload	2 SWS Lecture, 2 SWS Lab\|Exercise
Lecture	Tuesdays, 13:15 - 14:45
Lab	Tuesdays, 15:15 - 16:45
Contact	Email, or via Discord server "nlplecture"
Exam	To be announced.

Lectures are live and will be recorded. The videos can be accessed by following the lecturenotes below. [Big Blue Button]
Lab participation is organized as live event and take place in the same BBB-Room.
Materials will be organized in [Moodle]
Communication
- Lecture website - materials and announcements will be uploaded on this website and Moodle.
- Discord - there is a dedicated Discord server for this lecture. Check your mails for an access code. There are different channels for questions regarding lecture and lab. Please join the server and choose a Nickname such that we can identify you (at least surname).
- Email - important announcements will be sent out via mail (Using Moodle).

The lab consists of exercises of different kind. We will announce theoretical and practical exercises throughout the course.