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· Curriculum for Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Data Management (2003), a course at
University of Leipzig (Germany)
· Recommended readings for honors projects (2003) at University of Carleton
(Canada).
· Curriculum for Systemes Multi-Agent (2001-2002) at Universite de Savoie
(France)
· Related material for the course on Expert Systems and Heuristic Program-
ming (2002) at University of Alabama in Huntsville (USA)
· Additional references for the CS 6361 PhD course on Requirements Engi-
neering (2002) at the Department of Computer Science, University of Texas
at Dallas (USA)
· Related material for Basic of Knowledge Engineering (Spring 2002) at De-
partment of Computer Science, Faculty of Technology, University of Vaasaa
(Finland)
· Bibliography for the CS 6934 seminar (fall 2002) at the school of computing,
University of Utah (USA).
· Recommended reading for course 2G1514 Distributed Artificial Intelligence
and Intelligent Agents (spring 2004), Department of Microelectronics and
Information Technology (IMIT), Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden).
5.5
Lessons Learned
The work presented in this thesis has been published internationally; this gave
valuable feedback through the reviewing process, questions after presentations,
and discussions with researchers from several universities and research institu-
tions. The research presented showed to follow (for the author) a surprisingly
hard, non-linear and multi-disciplinary path, but with the focus of the Electronic
Commercial Agents (ElComAg) project in mind at all times.