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  • Big DataMasters Degree in Informatics Engineering

    Masters Programme in ICT Innovation: Data Science (EIT ICT Labs Master School)Academic year 2015-2106

  • Calendar

    Monday: 18-20 Classroom 6101 Thursday: 19-21 Classroom 6302 Period: September 15 January 16 (16 weeks) Exams:

    January 20, 2015 (Tuesday) at 6 pm. Room 6206 July 6, 2015 (Monday) at 6 pm. Room 6206

  • Requirements

    Pre-requirements: Database management Interactive systems:

    Integration of user-centered design in the development process Sciences and Engineering Computing

    ICT-LABs: According to general prerequisites for ICT KIC master programs this is the first course for

    enrolled students in the DS Master Degree. Students should have finished their Degree Project and also participated in the Initial Week.

    Co-requirements: Ecosystems design for cloud computing and big data

  • Learning outcomes

    RA1. Be capable of processing and analyzing massive data RA2. Be acquainted with visual analytics techniques RA3. Acquainted with how to apply computational data analysis

    techniques in some specific field of science or engineering

  • Indicators of achievement

    T1. Know the methods that allow to perform big data analysis (THEORY)

    T2. Be capable to design and implement prototypes for interactive data analysis of big data (PRACTICE)

    T3. Apply interactive techniques to big data analysis in different fields of science and engineering (PRACTICE)

  • Teaching resources

    Subject website: http://laurel.datsi.fi.upm.es/docencia/asignaturas/bd Slides, wordings, calendar, tutorials, news, links of interestUpdate frequently!

    Teaching material: books, papers, web Own laptops installing free distribution tools for the practices

  • Course structure

    Mandatory assistance Theory classes ( 2 h/week approx.) Practice classes: individual work at the classroom ( 2 h/week

    approx.) Using tools Developing prototypes

    Individual work out of classroom: 6 h/week Deadlines

    http://laurel.datsi.fi.upm.es/docencia/asignaturas/bd Continuous work

  • Contents

    1. Introduction and fundaments2. Data storage

    Practice 13. Data analysis

    Practice 24. Information visualization

    Practice 3

  • Examination

    Regular session (January): Theory exam: 20% Practice works: 80%

    Extra session (July): Delivery of practice works 15 days before the exam date

  • Detailed calendar

    Temas

    IF Introduccin y fundamentos

    DS Data Storage

    DA Data AnalysisVI VisualizacinPDS Prctica de DSPDA Prctica de DAPVI Prctica de VI

  • References Data mining: concepts and techniques 2 edicin, J. Han, M. Kamber, 2006 Introduction to data mining P.-N. Tan, M. Steinbach, V. Kumar, 2005 Data mining: Practical Machine Learning Tools and Techniques, 2nd Ed., I.

    Witten, E. Frank, 2005 Data mining: Practical Machine Learning Tools and Techniques, 3rd Ed., I.

    Witten, E. Frank, M. Hall, 20011 Mastering the information age. Solving problems with visual analytics, D. Keim,

    J. Kholhammer, G. Ellis, F. Mansmann, 2010 Interactive data visualization: foundations, techniques, and application, M.

    Ward, G.G. Grinstein, D. Keim, 2010 Designing the user interface: strategies for effective human, B. Shneiderman, C.

    Plaisant, M. Cohen, S. Jacobs, 2010

    Big DataCalendarRequirementsLearning outcomesIndicators of achievementTeaching resourcesCourse structureContentsExaminationDetailed calendarReferences