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The goal of the Data Formats course is to give an overview of commonly used data formats for typical types of data.
There will be a description of each data type and the data formats used for that data type along with tools available to work with such data.
Last update: Kopecký Michal, RNDr., Ph.D. (15.05.2020)
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At the beginning of the semester, students form teams, typically consisting of 4 members. A team with a different number of members (3 or 5) can only be formed after agreement with the instructor, usually due to capacity reasons for the given tutorial. Team homework assignments are gradually assigned and evaluated during the semester with a clearly defined deadline for submission. Each assignment will be evaluated only once by the instructor, and the instructor will send the students the problems found. The problems found must be corrected no later than when the next assignment is submitted; a separate deadline will be set for correcting the problems from the last assignment. Credit is awarded for the correct completion of all team assignments within the given deadlines. Obtaining credit is a prerequisite for participation in the final exam. The exam is in the form of a written test. Last update: Klímek Jakub, doc. RNDr., Ph.D. (17.09.2025)
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Last update: Klímek Jakub, doc. RNDr., Ph.D. (14.05.2020)
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Generic properties of data formats, data models, standardization Overview of data formats for multimedia and print Text formats Key-value formats XML, XML schemas Transformation of XML data (XSLT) JSON, JSON schemas Tabular formats, CSV, CSV schemas Geodata formats Graph data formats RDF, RDF serializations, RDF vocabularies Last update: Klímek Jakub, doc. RNDr., Ph.D. (19.05.2021)
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