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Workshop on MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND ISLAMIC KNOWLEDGE
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Author: Farzin Deravi
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 1989 14:45
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Islamic Information Technology Working Group Announces:

A One Day Workshop On:

MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND ISLAMIC KNOWLEDGE

Saturday 7th Oct. 1989

Birkbeck College, Room 201, Malet Street, London WC1


Programme:

Session 1: 10.00-12.30
           10.00       Welcome and Introduction
           10.20-11.00 Intelligent Knowledge-Based Systems and Islamic Knowledge
                       S. Kocabas
           11.00-11.30 Questions and discussion
           11.30-12.15 Knowledge Retrieval Techniques and Islamic Information 
                       Databases: a review, A. K. Barakatullah
           12.15-12.30 Questions and discussion

           12.30-14.00 Sandwich Lunch and Zuhr Prayer

Session 2: 14.00-16.00
           14.00-14.40 Towards a Global Islamic Information Network - Issues
                       and Options, F. Deravi
           14.40-15.00 Questions, comments and tea break.
           15.00-16.00 General Discussions and Recommendations

For more information contact:

A. K. Barakatullah
Director
The Islamic Computing Centre
73 St. Thomas's Road
London N4 2QJ
UK

Tel: [+44] (01) 359 6233
     [+44] (01) 226 2024


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