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Problem-driven teaching activities for the capstone project course of data science

Published: 18 May 2018 Publication History

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The rapid development of data applications poses severe challenges as well as significant opportunities for data science specialty. In this poster, the authors report on problem-driven teaching activities for the capstone project course of data science. The teaching activities consist of problem formation from real-world applications based on data analysis competitions, refining techniques and theories to build domain knowledge, and implementing data science practice to improve students' ability of data thinking and data analysis. Preliminary results indicate that the problem-driven teaching activities can be efficiently carried out to facilitate students to achieve the ability of data analysis, and students attending the course win world-class data analysis competitions, such as KDD (Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining) Cup and Kaggle.

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Hey T. 2012. The Fourth Paradigm - Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery. In: E-Science and Information Management. IMCW 2012. Communications in Computer and Information Science, Vol. 317. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg.
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Vasant Dhar. 2013. Data Science and Prediction. Communications of the ACM, Vol. 56 No. 12, Pages 64--73.

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    ACM TURC '18: Proceedings of ACM Turing Celebration Conference - China
    May 2018
    139 pages
    ISBN:9781450364157
    DOI:10.1145/3210713
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    1. capstone project course
    2. data science
    3. data visualization
    4. domain knowledge
    5. exploratory data analysis
    6. feature engineering
    7. model stacking and blending
    8. problem-driven

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    • Teaching Reform Research Project of Hunan Province
    • NUDT Teaching Reform Research Project

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