feat: add some topics to bachelor

Projects/bachelor/topics/CitizenDeveloper.md

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+# Citizen Developer
+
+#topic #bachelor
+
+A citizen developer is a person that creates applications/programs without programming knowledge.

Projects/bachelor/topics/LowCode.md

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+# Low Code
+
+#topic #bachelor

Projects/bachelor/topics/RDF.md

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+# _R_esource _D_escription _F_ramework
+
+The RDF descripes resources as triplets of (object, pradicate, subject).
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+Where object and subjects are in itself also always resources. Resources in the RDF are identified by URIs.
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+The pradicate defines the type of relation between object and subject. [List of known pradicates](https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/dublin-core/dcmi-terms/)
+One example would be "/Projects/bachelor/topics/SemanticWeb.md" → title → SemanticWeb
+
+[https://www.dublincore.org/specifications/dublin-core/dcmi-terms/elements11/title/](Link to the pradicate \'title\')

Projects/bachelor/topics/SemanticWeb.md

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+# Semantic Web
+
+#topic #bachelor
+
+When we humans consume content such as web pages, documents or articles we gather a whole lot of information from the context of the document, e.g. where was this published, by whom, how is it designed and so on. From this we can collect a lot of information about the information of the medium we are consuming. Machines (generally / ehem llms ...) did not have the ability to do that. 
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+Semantic Web is the idea to make the web more readable for machines by enhancing web content with metadata that makes it easier for machines to consume and navigate web content.
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+There are several standards to achive this goal, one of the most prominent ones is [[./RDF]]
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+