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The Description of the module you find here.

 

The course alternates between theoretical lectures and lab sessions. The main idea consists of presenting the theoretical background of a specific subject, followed by a lab session in which students will learn more details about each model and algorithm with practical examples using the most popular tools and libraries available. The course includes hands-on lab sessions with practical assignments, some of which are evaluated. Assessment is completed through a written exam and a final project presented as a competition after the lectures conclude. The course is connected-systems oriented, which means that, in addition to the most popular datasets, like MNIST and California houses, students will also see other examples of network-related datasets.

Topics:

• Introduction to AIML.
• Practical skills and Linear Regression.
  Lab: end-to-end work, exploratory data analysis.
• Supervised Learning and Classification (Decision Trees and Random Forest, Bayesian Detection, Non-Parametric Classifiers)
  Lab: Classification, Linear and Quadratic Discriminants, K-nearest neighbors (KNN).
• Dimensionality Reduction
  Lab: Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Multiple Discriminant Analysis (MDA)
• Unsupervised Learning
  Lab: Clustering
• Artificial Neural Networks, Deep Neural Networks (DNN)
  Lab: Neural Networks, Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP)
• Training enhancement techniques (e.g. Ensembles, in DNN)

Complementary content:

• Basics on Reinforcement Learning
  Lab: Basics of Reinforcement Learning
• Data processing tools (e.g. TensorFlow, Scikit learning)

Lab: management of time-series in Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) 

Lab tools

• Language: Python
• Frameworks and libraries: Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Scikit-Learn, Google Colab, LATEX, and Overleaf  

Datasets

• Iris
• Ridership: Bus and Rail rides in Chicago
• CTU-13: 13 attack scenarios from botnets
• 5G-Traffic: Traffic load in different cities in France
• LiveStreaming: Live streaming data of user鈥檚 connections (World Cup matches).
  
   

The study program combines self-study and group work in a flexible online learning environment. Students have access to video lectures, a detailed and user-friendly script tailored for working professionals, as well as interactive quizzes and exercises. Regular tutorial sessions and online office hours with mentors support the learning process, while discussion forums facilitate exchange among students. For more detailed information, please refer to the module handbook.

After the lectures and lab activities, students will demonstrate their competence by taking part in a Kaggle competition in which they design and train models of their choice to solve a real-world communication networks use case.

• An academic degree is required.
• Calculus, Algebra, basic concepts of statistics and probability. Prior knowledge on Python is strongly recommended.

A foundational understanding of Python is required, including basic syntax, data structures, and functions. Some prior familiarity with NumPy is a plus. Because all lab exercises in this course are well-guided, you are not expected to have prior experience with machine learning libraries. 

For those with little or no prior experience, there is the opportunity to take an introductory Python course to gradually acquire the necessary foundational knowledge.
This course can be credited toward the elective section of the study program. Further information

• /einrichtungen/saps/studiengaenge/business-analytics/module/modul-ppyds/ and
• /einrichtungen/saps/studiengaenge/business-analytics/module/modul-gmlpy/ 

鈥淚ntroduction to Programming with Python for Data Science鈥� is the fundamental course, and 鈥淢achine learning with Python鈥� builds upon it. Both courses can be credited toward the free elective section of the program.

After finishing your exam successfully you will get a certificate and a supplement, which will list the contents of the module and the competencies you have acquired. The supplement confirms you the equivalent of 3-7 credit points (ECTS).