DATA MINING, STATISTICA SOCIALE ED INFORMATIZZAZIONE DEI DATI

Academic Year 2018/2019 - 1° Year
Teaching Staff Credit Value: 9
Scientific field
  • SECS-S/05 - Social statistics
  • INF/01 - Informatics
Taught classes: 54 hours
Term / Semester:

Course Structure

  • INDICATOR SOURCES. TERRITORIAL DATA ANALYSIS.

    The course deals with the main issues dealing with a survey. Topics are treated following the logical path of the differents steps of the research analysis: problem identification, data collection, elaboration, data analysis and outcomes evaluation.

  • Introduction to Database Management Systems

    Class lectures and some exercise will be carried out together. Some speakers are going to be invited to discuss on advanced topics.


Detailed Course Content

  • INDICATOR SOURCES. TERRITORIAL DATA ANALYSIS.

    Sources of statistical information; survey models for the collection of informations from institutional sources; informational statistical systems; integrational procedures among data-bases; data tranformations; typic classification of rates, ratios, index numbers, indicators, construction techniques and complex inidicators.

  • Introduction to Database Management Systems

    Overview and introduction to data base management systems. Our data driven society today requires a proper approach to data management for social scientists. Our digital world today produces a huge amount of very detailed and large data logs that represent a new dimension for data scientists.


Textbook Information

  • INDICATOR SOURCES. TERRITORIAL DATA ANALYSIS.

    STAT (2011), Navigando tra le fonti demografiche e sociali, ISTAT, Roma,
    http://www3.istat.it/dati/catalogo/20100325_01/Navigando_tra_le_fonti_demografiche_sociali.pdf
    Bonarini F. (2006), Guida alle fonti statistiche socio-demografiche, CLEUP, Padova, pp. 1-142; 231-308.
    Cavaleri P. e Venturini F. (a cura di) (2004), Documenti e dati pubblici sul web. Guida all'informazione di fonte pubblica in rete, Il Mulino, Bologna.
    D. F. Iezzi (2009), Statistica per le Scienze Sociali, Carocci, Roma (Cap. 10 e 11).
    OECD (2008), Handbook on Constructing Composite Indicators. Methodology and user guide.,
    www.oecd.org/publishing.

  • Introduction to Database Management Systems
    1. Slides provided
    2. Albano-Ghelli-Orsini, Basi di Dati Relazionali e a Oggetti, Zanichelli, 1997
    3. Ullman, Basi di Dati e Basi di Conoscenza
    4. Big data. Una rivoluzione che trasformerà il nostro modo di vivere e già minaccia la nostra libertà. Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, Kenneth N. Cukier e R. Merlini
    5. Machine Learning: The Art and Science of Algorithms That Make Sense of Data, Peter Flach, Cambridge University Press
    6. Basi di Dati,Modelli e linguaggi di interrogazione, Atzeni,Ceri,Paraboschi,Torlone, terza edizione, McGraw-Hill 2002