The ACM has a fairly comprehensive taxonomy one could use as a starting
point, which covers all of the areas they have working
groups/publications in. Other places to start might include IEEE, to
extract a similar hierarchy from their working groups/pubs (although
they may have also developed a formal taxonomy - I haven't investigated
this), and on the software engineering side, check the software
engineering institute at CMU. You may need to be a member of ACM or
IEEE to get access to some of this information, but it's worth a look. (01)
There are also ISO standards for terminology in software engineering and
computer science, but these may not all be freely available. (02)
Elisa (03)
M. Shamsfard wrote: (04)
>Dear All,
>We are developing a mid level ontology for computer field
>(including computer engineering, science, tools, hardware, software,
>services, ...)
>Is there any developed ontology for this field? or even a part of it?
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>your guidance is highly appreciated.
>Regards
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>Mehrnoush Shamsfard
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