Learning Path · Module 11 · AI Creator

Ontologies & Knowledge Graphs

The training presents an approach to describing requirements and background knowledge that is understood and picked up in the language of software engineers and AI coding agents. Instead of describing concepts "intuitively," it demonstrates how to define specifications and documentation using established methods and terms, so that they can be more effectively incorporated into the final product.

Who is this training for?

Product Owners, Requirements Engineers, Business Analysts,UX Research Professionals, UX Design Professionals with basic knowledge of object-oriented modeling.

Why this training

Product owners or designers often speak a different language than the software engineers or coding agents who must implement digital products based on those requirements. To enable more efficient handovers, a common language is necessary, which can be learned here.

Contents

  • Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis
  • Introduction to Entity-Relationship Modeling
  • Introduction to Ontologies
  • Introduction to Object-Oriented Modeling
  • Practical examples for breaking down complex problems and concepts into knowledge graphs along the Open Knowledge Format (OKF)

Methodology

  • Alternating between theory, demonstration, and practical parts
  • Practical parts alternate between individual and group tasks
  • Online workshop in FigJam, n8n, LeanScope AI, VS Code, Obsidian, and other tools

Ready for your next step?

Bring this format straight into your team - tailored to your tools, your roles and your context for human-centered AI.

Everything starts with a good conversation.

So let's explore the possibilities for your digital product development together. We look forward to your inquiry.

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