Spring 2012 DISC 210 Scavenger Hunt

For this example, the Cistern will be the world, including Randolph Hall. Using things you can see in the Cistern (trees, flowers, leaves, stone, dirt, roots, windows, stairs, building, library), you must find the following. Use your smart phones, iPads, laptops to look up details for any of the things that you see. Or if you don't want to look up data on the internet, an accurate guess is better than a vague fact.


 * 1) Find and write down 10 classes
 * 2) Find and write down at least 5 subclasses
 * 3) Find and write down at least one individual for each class (preferably two)
 * 4) Find and write down three object properties with inverses
 * 5) Find and write down two functional object properties
 * 6) Find and write down two transitive object properties
 * 7) Find and write down two symmetric object properties
 * 8) Find and write down two asymmetric object properties
 * 9) Find and write down a reflexive property
 * 10) Find and write down a irreflexive property
 * 11) Find and write down the domain and range for four "individual property individual" relationships
 * 12) Find and write down two existential restrictions on properties
 * 13) Find and write down two universal restrictions on properties
 * 14) Find and write down three cardinality (minimum, maximum, exact) restrictions on properties
 * 15) Find and write down a hasValue restriction
 * 16) Find and write down the necessary conditions for two classes
 * 17) Find and write down the sufficient conditions for two classes
 * 18) Find and write down an enumerated class
 * 19) Find and write down five datatype properties about some of your classes