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The IX UNL School, formerly UNL Grammar Workshop, took place at the IIT-Bombay, in Mumbai, India, from June 15-19, 2012.
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== Languages ==
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*Assamese
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*Bengali
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*Gujarati
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*Hindi
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*Kannada
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*Kashmiri
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*Malayalam
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*Manipuri
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*Marathi
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*Oriya
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*Punjabi
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*Sanskrit
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*Sindhi
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*Tamil
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*Telugu
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== Goals ==
 
== Goals ==
 
*To build the basic modules of a NL-UNL (analysis) grammar
 
*To build the basic modules of a NL-UNL (analysis) grammar
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*To build the basic modules of a UNL-UNL (generation) grammar
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*To build the basic modules of a UNL-NL (generation) grammar
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== Slides ==
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*[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/Day1.pdf Day #1] (Corpus and Dictionary)
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*[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/Day2.pdf Day #2] (Morphology)
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*[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/Day3a.pdf Day #3] (UNL-ization)
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*[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/Day4.pdf Day #4] (NL-ization)
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*[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/Day5.pdf Day #5] (Evaluation and Discussion)
  
 
== Corpus ==
 
== Corpus ==
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*[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/corpus_eng.txt Reference corpus in English (500 sentences)], to be manually translated to the target languages, in order to be used as the input for IAN
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*English
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**[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/corpus50_eng.txt Corpus 50] Training corpus in English (50 sentences), to be manually translated to the target languages, in order to be used as the input for IAN
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**[[Corpus500]] Experimental corpus in English (500 sentences), to be manually translated to the target languages, in order to be used as the input for IAN
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*UNL
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**[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/corpus50_unl.txt Corpus 50] Training corpus in UNL (50 sentences), to be used as the input for EUGENE
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**[[Corpus500]], Experimental corpus in UNL (500 sentences), to be used as the input for EUGENE
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== Methodology ==
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The following activities must be accomplished during the workshop.
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;Corpus
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#Translate the 50 sentences of [http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/corpus50_eng.txt Corpus50_eng.txt] into your native language. Be as close as possible to the original.
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#Save the translated text (without the English original) in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>IAN>NL FILES.
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#Upload the file [http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/corpus50_unl.txt Corpus50_unl.txt] to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>UNL DOCUMENTS
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;NL-UNL Dictionary (Analysis)
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#Extract the word list (i.e., the set of all distinct word forms) appearing in your translation of the Corpus 50
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#Create the NL-UNL dictionary for all the word forms following the English model available at [http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/dic50_eng_ana.txt English Analysis Dictionary 50]. Use only the tags available at the [[tagset]]. For further information on the dictionary structure, see [[Dictionary Specs]].
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#Save the NL-UNL dictionary in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>IAN>DICTIONARIES.
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;UNL-NL Dictionary (Generation)
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#Localize the UNL-NL dictionary available at [http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/dic50_eng_gen.txt English Generation Dictionary 50]. The localized version must reflect the word list of your translated corpus. Use only the tags available at the [[tagset]]. For further information on the dictionary structure, see [[Dictionary Specs]].
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#Save the UNL-NL dictionary in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>DICTIONARIES.
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;Morphology
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#Export the inflectional grammar of your language from UNLARIUM>GRAMMAR>[YOUR LOCALE]>EXPORT. If the grammar of your language is not available yet, you may:
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##Provide it through the UNLarium (only for users approved in CLEA700); or
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##Create the inflectional paradigms only for the inflected forms appearing in the UNL-NL dictionary. In that case, follow the model available at [http://www.unlweb.net/unlarium/grammar/export_grammar.php?type=M&direction=G&lang=en English Inflectional Grammar]. The documentation of the English grammar is available at [http://www.unlweb.net/unlarium/grammar/export_grammar.php?type=M&lang=en English Inflectional Grammar (only for reference)]. For further information, see [[Inflectional paradigms]].
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#Save the inflectional grammar in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>RULES.
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;NL-UNL (Analysis) Grammar
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#Provide the NL-UNL (analysis) grammar necessary to analyze, in UNL, the natural language sentences of the translated corpus.
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#Save the NL-UNL grammar in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>IAN>RULES.
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#Test the grammar against the corpus and provide the necessary changes
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;UNL-NL (Generation) Grammar
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#Provide the UNL-NL (generation) grammar necessary to generate natural language sentences from the UNL corpus.
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#Save the UNL-NL grammar in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>RULES.
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#Test the grammar against the corpus and provide the necessary changes
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== Follow-up ==
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In order to get the bonus and apply to the intermediate-level workshop, the participants are requested to repeat the steps above to the Corpus 500. The instructions are available at [http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/Day5.pdf Day #5].
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== Dictionaries ==
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*Analysis
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**[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/dic50_eng_ana.txt Corpus 50] Sample of the English analysis dictionary for the entries appearing in the Corpus 50
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*Generation
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**[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/dic50_eng_gen.txt Corpus 50] Sample of the English generation dictionary for the entries appearing in the Corpus 50
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== Grammars ==
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*Analysis
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**[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/ana_gra_eng.pdf English Analysis Grammar] Sample of the English analysis grammar for the structures appearing in the Corpus 50
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*Generation
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**[http://www.unlweb.net/resources/mumbai2012/ana_gra_gen.pdf English Generation Grammar] Sample of the English generation grammar for the structures appearing in the Corpus 50
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== Participants ==
 
== Participants ==
 
*Aadil Kak (Kashmiri)
 
*Aadil Kak (Kashmiri)
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*Ankur Aher (Marathi)
 
*Arulmozi Selvaraj (Tamil)
 
*Arulmozi Selvaraj (Tamil)
 
*Balaji Jagan (Tamil)
 
*Balaji Jagan (Tamil)
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*Brijesh Bhatt (Gujarati)
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*Jyotesh Choudhari (Marathi)
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*Kashyap Popat (Gujarati)
 
*Laishram Rishikanta Meitei (Manipuri)
 
*Laishram Rishikanta Meitei (Manipuri)
 
*Navanath Saharia (Assamese)
 
*Navanath Saharia (Assamese)
 
*Niladri Sekhar Dash (Bengali)
 
*Niladri Sekhar Dash (Bengali)
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*Pallab Bhattacharjee
 
*Parameswarappa S (Kannada)
 
*Parameswarappa S (Kannada)
 
*Parteek Kumar (Punjabi)
 
*Parteek Kumar (Punjabi)
 
*Pinkey Nainwani (Sindhi)
 
*Pinkey Nainwani (Sindhi)
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*Pradnya Mohite (Marathi)
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*Raj Dabre (Marathi)
 
*Ranjan Das (Oriya)
 
*Ranjan Das (Oriya)
 
*Renuka Devi (Telugu)
 
*Renuka Devi (Telugu)
 
*Sachin Pawar (Marathi)
 
*Sachin Pawar (Marathi)
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*Samir J. Sohoni (Sanskrit)
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*Shaikh Samiulla Z. (Marathi)
 
*Shailendra Kumar (Hindi)
 
*Shailendra Kumar (Hindi)
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*Sreelekha S. (Malayalam)
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*Sudha Bhingardire (Marathi)
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*Swapnil S. Ghuge (Marathi)
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*Tanuja Ajotikar (Sanskrit)
 
*Trupti Nisar (Gujarati)
 
*Trupti Nisar (Gujarati)
  
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:09:00-12:00 Evaluation
 
:09:00-12:00 Evaluation
 
:14:00-17:00 Discussion
 
:14:00-17:00 Discussion
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== Venue ==
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SIC 301<br />
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Kanwal Rekhi Building<br />
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IIT Bombay<br />
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Mumbai, India<br />
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== Local Organization ==
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*Pushpak Bhattacharyya
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*Deepak D Jagtap
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== Instructors ==
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*Ronaldo Martins (UNDL Foundation)
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*Sameh Alansary (University of Alexandria)

Latest revision as of 18:09, 17 January 2013

The IX UNL School, formerly UNL Grammar Workshop, took place at the IIT-Bombay, in Mumbai, India, from June 15-19, 2012.

Contents

Languages

  • Assamese
  • Bengali
  • Gujarati
  • Hindi
  • Kannada
  • Kashmiri
  • Malayalam
  • Manipuri
  • Marathi
  • Oriya
  • Punjabi
  • Sanskrit
  • Sindhi
  • Tamil
  • Telugu

Goals

  • To build the basic modules of a NL-UNL (analysis) grammar
  • To build the basic modules of a UNL-NL (generation) grammar

Slides

Corpus

  • English
    • Corpus 50 Training corpus in English (50 sentences), to be manually translated to the target languages, in order to be used as the input for IAN
    • Corpus500 Experimental corpus in English (500 sentences), to be manually translated to the target languages, in order to be used as the input for IAN
  • UNL
    • Corpus 50 Training corpus in UNL (50 sentences), to be used as the input for EUGENE
    • Corpus500, Experimental corpus in UNL (500 sentences), to be used as the input for EUGENE

Methodology

The following activities must be accomplished during the workshop.

Corpus
  1. Translate the 50 sentences of Corpus50_eng.txt into your native language. Be as close as possible to the original.
  2. Save the translated text (without the English original) in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>IAN>NL FILES.
  3. Upload the file Corpus50_unl.txt to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>UNL DOCUMENTS
NL-UNL Dictionary (Analysis)
  1. Extract the word list (i.e., the set of all distinct word forms) appearing in your translation of the Corpus 50
  2. Create the NL-UNL dictionary for all the word forms following the English model available at English Analysis Dictionary 50. Use only the tags available at the tagset. For further information on the dictionary structure, see Dictionary Specs.
  3. Save the NL-UNL dictionary in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>IAN>DICTIONARIES.
UNL-NL Dictionary (Generation)
  1. Localize the UNL-NL dictionary available at English Generation Dictionary 50. The localized version must reflect the word list of your translated corpus. Use only the tags available at the tagset. For further information on the dictionary structure, see Dictionary Specs.
  2. Save the UNL-NL dictionary in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>DICTIONARIES.
Morphology
  1. Export the inflectional grammar of your language from UNLARIUM>GRAMMAR>[YOUR LOCALE]>EXPORT. If the grammar of your language is not available yet, you may:
    1. Provide it through the UNLarium (only for users approved in CLEA700); or
    2. Create the inflectional paradigms only for the inflected forms appearing in the UNL-NL dictionary. In that case, follow the model available at English Inflectional Grammar. The documentation of the English grammar is available at English Inflectional Grammar (only for reference). For further information, see Inflectional paradigms.
  2. Save the inflectional grammar in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>RULES.
NL-UNL (Analysis) Grammar
  1. Provide the NL-UNL (analysis) grammar necessary to analyze, in UNL, the natural language sentences of the translated corpus.
  2. Save the NL-UNL grammar in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>IAN>RULES.
  3. Test the grammar against the corpus and provide the necessary changes
UNL-NL (Generation) Grammar
  1. Provide the UNL-NL (generation) grammar necessary to generate natural language sentences from the UNL corpus.
  2. Save the UNL-NL grammar in a plain text (.txt) file with UTF-8 encoding and upload it to UNLWEB>UNLDEV>PROJECTS>EUGENE>RULES.
  3. Test the grammar against the corpus and provide the necessary changes

Follow-up

In order to get the bonus and apply to the intermediate-level workshop, the participants are requested to repeat the steps above to the Corpus 500. The instructions are available at Day #5.

Dictionaries

  • Analysis
    • Corpus 50 Sample of the English analysis dictionary for the entries appearing in the Corpus 50
  • Generation
    • Corpus 50 Sample of the English generation dictionary for the entries appearing in the Corpus 50

Grammars

Participants

  • Aadil Kak (Kashmiri)
  • Ankur Aher (Marathi)
  • Arulmozi Selvaraj (Tamil)
  • Balaji Jagan (Tamil)
  • Brijesh Bhatt (Gujarati)
  • Jyotesh Choudhari (Marathi)
  • Kashyap Popat (Gujarati)
  • Laishram Rishikanta Meitei (Manipuri)
  • Navanath Saharia (Assamese)
  • Niladri Sekhar Dash (Bengali)
  • Pallab Bhattacharjee
  • Parameswarappa S (Kannada)
  • Parteek Kumar (Punjabi)
  • Pinkey Nainwani (Sindhi)
  • Pradnya Mohite (Marathi)
  • Raj Dabre (Marathi)
  • Ranjan Das (Oriya)
  • Renuka Devi (Telugu)
  • Sachin Pawar (Marathi)
  • Samir J. Sohoni (Sanskrit)
  • Shaikh Samiulla Z. (Marathi)
  • Shailendra Kumar (Hindi)
  • Sreelekha S. (Malayalam)
  • Sudha Bhingardire (Marathi)
  • Swapnil S. Ghuge (Marathi)
  • Tanuja Ajotikar (Sanskrit)
  • Trupti Nisar (Gujarati)

Schedule

Jun 11th, 2012 - Monday
09:00-10:00 Introduction
10:00-12:00 I – Corpus
14:00-17:00 II – UNL-NL dictionary
Jun 12th, 2012 - Tuesday
09:00-12:00 III – Morphology (inflectional paradigms)
14:00-17:00 IV – NL dictionary
Jun 13th, 2012- Wednesday
09:00-12:00 V – UNL-NL grammar (I)
14:00-17:00 V – UNL-NL grammar (II)
Jun 14th, 2012 - Thursday
09:00-12:00 VI – NL-UNL grammar (I)
14:00-17:00 VI – NL-UNL grammar (II)
Jun 15th, 2012 - Friday
09:00-12:00 Evaluation
14:00-17:00 Discussion

Venue

SIC 301
Kanwal Rekhi Building
IIT Bombay
Mumbai, India

Local Organization

  • Pushpak Bhattacharyya
  • Deepak D Jagtap

Instructors

  • Ronaldo Martins (UNDL Foundation)
  • Sameh Alansary (University of Alexandria)
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