POSC 201205 Course Prep
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Protege-OWL Short Course Preparation
The Protege-OWL Short Course is a hands-on course. The purpose of this wiki page is to give detailed instructions for installing the required and optional software components that will be used during the course.
We highly recommend that you install required software on your laptops before the start of the course in order to avoid holding up sessions for software installation issues.
Please note that we do not provide laptops for participants.
If you have questions or problems with software installation, please contact the short course organizers.
Protege 4.2 beta (required)
If you are a new user, we kindly ask that you register before downloading Protege:
http://protege.stanford.edu/download/register.html
Protege 4.2 beta is available for download from the Protege website:
http://protege.stanford.edu/download/registered.html#p4.2
Mac users: You must have Mac OS X 10.4 or higher to use Protege.
Windows and Linux users: If you choose the platform independent installer program to install Protege (recommended), note that we support both 32 and 64-bit operating systems. Please scroll down to the "Available Installers" section of the download page and click the appropriate download link for your platform. We prefer that you choose an installer from the left-hand column of links, which includes a Java Virtual Machine. This will ensure that the proper version of Java is installed.
Protege 3.5 beta (required)
Protege 3.5 beta is available for download from the Protege website:
http://protege.stanford.edu/download/registered.html#p3.5
Mac users: You must have Mac OS X 10.4 or higher to use Protege.
Windows and Linux users: Note that we support both 32 and 64-bit operating systems. Please scroll down to the "Available Installers" section of the download page and click the appropriate download link for your platform. We prefer that you choose an installer from the left-hand column of links, which includes a Java Virtual Machine. This will ensure that the proper version of Java is installed.
Graphviz (optional)
During the ontology visualization session on Thursday afternoon, we plan to demo the OWLViz plug-in, which depends on a 3rd-party drawing library called "Graphviz" from AT&T Research. If you think you would like to experiment with this plug-in, please navigate to the Graphviz website to download and install the latest stable version of their software:
http://www.graphviz.org/Download..php
Additional configuration steps will be discussed during the visualization lecture.
