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Social Computing Seminar

December 10th, 2021

Social Computing is an area of computer science that is concerned with the intersection of social behavior and computational systems. It is based on creating or recreating social conventions and social contexts through the use of software and technology. In this seminar we explore recent topics in social computing like Social Bots, Fake News, Filter Bubbles, Socio-political campaigns, Shit & Candy Storms, Social Augmented and Virtual Reality, Gamification, Serious Games, Science 2.0

Type Seminar
Term WS 2018
Mentor(s) Ralf Klamma
Assistant(s) Alexander Neumann

Topic Assignments

Topic Supervisor Author Reviews
Crowdsourcing Klamma 322345 Role Discovery and Applications in Networks
Liquid Web Applications Klamma 354848 Crowdsourcing
Matchmaking in Online Games & Online Dating Neumann 354134
Mobile Social Computing Klamma 383963
Monitoring in Distributed Architectures de Lange 323795
New Cloud Computing Paradigms de Lange 370715
Participatory Design for Collaborative Web Development de Lange 384846 Quality of Web Compositions
Quality of Web Compositions Neumann 384873 Participatory Design for Collaborative Web Development
Role Discovery and Applications in Networks Neumann 357497 Crowdsourcing
Signed Graphs and Social Balance Neumann 367819 Social Computing for Scientists
Social Augmented & Virtual Reality Klamma 368353
Social Computing for Scientists Klamma 330876 Signed Graphs and Social Balance
The Interplanetary File System de Lange 374065 Web API Protocols
Web API Protocols de Lange 384824 The Interplanetary File System

Prerequisites:

Participation in Social Computing & Web Science Lectures welcome