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Mar 13, 2026
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TDM 40100 - The Data Mine Seminar VII
Credit Hours: 1.00. The Data Mine is a supportive environment for students in any major from any background who want to learn some data science skills. Students will gain hands-on experience with computational tools for representing, extracting, manipulating, interpreting, transforming, and visualizing data, especially big data sets, and in effectively communicating insights about data. Topics include: the R environment, Python, visualizing data, UNIX, bash, regular expressions, SQL, XML and scraping data from the internet, as well as selected advanced topics, as time permits.
Learning Outcomes
1. Discover data science and professional development opportunities in order to prepare for a career.
2. Explain the difference between research computing and basic personal computing data science capabilities in order to know which system is appropriate for a data science project.
3. Design efficient search strategies in order to acquire new data science skills.
4. Devise the most appropriate data science strategy in order to answer a research question.
5. Apply data science techniques in order to answer a research question about a big data set.
Credits: 1.00
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