Learning Outcomes
Big Data (BD) and Machine Learning (ML) are key drivers underlying the current wave of innovation in artificial intelligence and data science. Indeed, these drivers have had a profound impact on both the economy and the sciences. This course targets research-oriented students who aim to pursue a PhD in Big Data Management or Data Science and Engineering Systems and Technologies. Upon completion of this course, students will have learned about contemporary research methodology, including scientific reading, writing, presenting, prototyping and experimental design, gained both theoretical and practical skills in data management and big data technologies, and be attuned to today’s major research challenges in scalable data management and processing. The course is designed to principally impart technical skills (20%), method skills (40%), systems skills (20%), and social skills (20%).
- Trainer/in: Gereon Dusella
- Trainer/in: Aljoscha Peter Lepping
- Trainer/in: Volker Markl
- Trainer/in: Ricardo Ernesto Martinez Ramirez
- Trainer/in: Adrian Michalke
- Trainer/in: Nils Leon Jobst Schubert
- Trainer/in: Juan Soto