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This document outlines the syllabus for the course ECEU601303 - Introduction to Data Science offered in the Odd Semester of 2022/2023. The course is worth 2 credit points and has 10 sessions of 150 minutes each. It is taught by three lecturers and introduces students to key data science concepts and skills in R programming, including regression, forecasting, classification, cluster analysis, and neural networks. Students will be evaluated based on participation, quizzes, a mid-term exam, and a final project.

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Syllabus Introduction To Data Science OS 2022 - 23

This document outlines the syllabus for the course ECEU601303 - Introduction to Data Science offered in the Odd Semester of 2022/2023. The course is worth 2 credit points and has 10 sessions of 150 minutes each. It is taught by three lecturers and introduces students to key data science concepts and skills in R programming, including regression, forecasting, classification, cluster analysis, and neural networks. Students will be evaluated based on participation, quizzes, a mid-term exam, and a final project.

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SYLLABUS

ECEU601303 – Introduction to Data Science


Odd Semester of 2022/2023

A. General Information

Term 5

Credit Points (SKS) 2

Prerequisites Mathematics for Economics & Business 1


Advanced Statistics
Introduction to Econometrics

Classes 10 sessions - 150 minutes per session

Lecturers Dr. Eng. Arie Wahyu Wijayanto (Reg A & B)


Amanah Ramadiah, PhD. (Reg C & D)
Rezzy Eko Caraka, PhD. (KKI)

B. Learning Objective
After attending this course, students should gain an understanding of data science concepts
and be capable of applying data science skills and interpret data science results. Students
should be able to perform data science processing, such as data import, data analysis, data
visualization, and data modelling using R programming language. Moreover, students should
be able to perform critical and skillful thinking in choosing variations of data science
methods, including (i) regression, (ii) forecasting, (iii) classification and (iv) cluster analysis
to solve various problems associated with economics. Finally, this course also provides an
introduction to advanced topics in data science such as neural networks and deep learning.

C. Reading Materials

[1] James et al. (2021). An Introduction to Statistical Learning: With applications in R.


2nd ed. Springer.
[2] Zumel, N. and Mount, J. (2020). Practical Data Science with R. 2nd ed. Manning
Publications.
[3] Ramasubramanian, K., & Singh, A. (2017). Machine learning using R (No. 1). New
Delhi, India: Apress.
[4] Wickham, H. and Grolemund, G. (2016). R for Data Science. O’Reilly Media, Inc.,
[5] Shmueli, G. and Lichtendahl JR. (2016). Practical Time Series Forecasting with R. 2nd
ed. Axelrod Schnall Publishers.

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D. Topics & Schedule

Sessio Week Topics Reading(s)


n of

1 08/29 Introduction to Data Science and Machine Learning [1] - 1


● Data science process & required competencies [2] - 1
● Foundational concepts of statistics and machine [3] - 1
learning
● Application of data science in economics
(e.g., recent research and its development)

2 09/05 Data Science with R Programming [4]


[3] - 4

3 09/12 Regression and Forecasting in Data Science: [1] - 3


Regression analysis

4 09/19 Regression and Forecasting in Data Science: [5] - 4, 5, 6, 7


Time series analysis

5 09/26 Classification in Data Science: [1] - 4


● Introduction to classification [3] - 7
● Logistic regression
● Evaluating models
● Dealing with imbalanced datasets

Mid-Term Exam (10/15 - 10/25)

6 10/31 Classification in Data Science: [1] - 4.4, 8.1,


● Naive Bayes 9.1
● Tree and forest [3] - 6.6, 6.7,
● Support vector machine 6.8

7 11/07 Classification in Data Science: [1] - 10.1, 10.2


● Exploring advanced classification methods [3] - 6.11
● Introduction to neural networks and deep learning

8 11/14 Unsupervised Learning in Data Science: [1] - 12.1, 12.4


Cluster Analysis [3] - 6.9

Final Project (11/21)

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9 11/28 Final Project Presentation

10 12/05 Final Project Presentation

Final-Term Exam (12/14 - 12/14)

E. Evaluation

No Components Weight (%)

1 Participation / PCL 10

2 Quiz(zes) / Assignment(s) 20

3 Mid-Term Evaluation 35

4 Final Project 35

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