2019 Fall
DATA 88 001 - SEM 001
Data Science Connector
Economic Models
Matthew E Van Dusen
Class #:33469
Units: 2
Offered through
Data Science
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0
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Hours & Workload
4 to 8 hours of outside work hours per week, and 2 to 4 hours of student-instructor coverage of course materials per week.
Course Catalog Description
Designed to be taken in conjunction with the Foundations of Data Science (COMPSCI/INFO/STAT C8) course, each connector course will flesh out data science ideas in the context of one particular field. Blending inferential thinking and computational thinking, the course relies on the increasing availability of datasets across a wide range of human endeavor, and students' natural interest in such data, to teach students to work actively with data in a field of their interest and to interpret and critique their analyses of data. Topics vary by field, and several topics will be offered each term.
Class Description
This Data Science connector course will motivate and illustrate key concepts in Economics with examples in Python Jupyter notebooks. The course will give data science students a pathway to apply python programming and data science concepts within the discipline of economics. The course will also give economics students a pathway to apply programming to reinforce fundamental concepts and to advance the level of study in upper division coursework and possible thesis work.
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