After successful completion of the course, students are able to:
- explain research data lifecycle- create a Data Management Plan- apply FAIR principles in practice- differentiate between difference license types- explain what persistent identifiers are- review existing data management practices- represent information using machine-actionable DMP- discuss differences between repository systems- explain how findability and interoperability of data can be achieved- describe components of an Research Data Management infrastructure- describe the scope of RDM policies and how they drive DM activities andobligations- describe ways to certify a repository and to evaluate certification criteria - implement reproducible experiments- explain challenges in digital preservation- identify significant properties of digital objects and create preservation plans- explain the role of the OAIS and apply it correctly when developing digital archives
ECTS/Aufwand:
ECTS/Effort:
Lectures: 10 sessions @ 2h: 20h
Literature: Scientific Papers, Standards, etc.: 24h
Exam Preparation: 30h
Exam: 1h
TOTAL: 75h
Lectures and self-study (reading materials, videos, etc)
As restrictions were lifted recently the lectures will beheld in presence. Should new restrictions on presence-teaching be imposed we will return to live-streaming of the lectures via Zoom. In that case links to the Zoom sessions will be provided in TUWEL.
Written exam (closed book) - most likely as a a presence exam. If the pandemic situation should require a return to on-line teaching e, we would also switch the exam to an on-line mode. In case of low enrollment, the exam can also be conducted orally.
