Data Science Curriculum for Professionals

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Data Science Curriculum
for Professionals
John Domingue, KMi, The Open University &
STI International

Dublin, April 2013

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Teaching semantic
programming since late 70s
• Developed
own
languages, a
nd
environments
• 500 – 1000
students per
year

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Crowd-sourced real-time
radiation monitoring

Who to Train?

Diversity; citizen engagement; empowerment;
avoiding disenfranchisement; understanding privacy issues
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Constructivist Approach
• Students create their own programs
• Non-computer scientists are able to do this
with the right hand-holding

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Coherent Easy-to-use
environments

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Differences today
• Constructivist, immersive study easier since
necessary computational resources and test
data easily available
• eLearning approaches (MOOC-style or not)
can fit with Big Data infrastructures
– tutor-student, peer-to-peer, historical
collaborations all possible
• Big Data can also support learning
– Learning analytics allow tuning of teaching
– Linked Data/Open Data enable discovery and use
of available Open Educational Resources

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Final Thought
• Imagine an open online Data Science Lab
– Repository for available learning materials
– Educationally significant datasets
– Computational resources
– Programming tools
– Learning dialogues between educationalists,
tutors and students

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