CS170A: Mathematical Models and Methods — Elements of Data Mining
Spring 2010
,
Tuesday/Thursday 8:00–9:50
, Boelter 2760
Instructor: D. S. Parker
,
TA: Elaine Wah
1
Course Goals
This course is aimed at developing an understanding of mathematical tools that are of central importance in computer science.
It emphasizes matrix algebra and statistics, and use of exploratory environments like
Maple
and
Matlab
. The models and
methods covered here are important elements of data mining.
2
Course Grading
There will be a midterm and final, and about 4 homework assignments that will require programming, primarily with MAT-
LAB. Students will have the option of completing a project (chosen from a list of available projects provided by researchers
at UCLA available the second week of class, or any other project approved by the instructor), or of taking the final exam.
Lab & Homework assignments
20%
Quiz
5%
Midterm exam
35%
Project or Final exam
40%
3
Course Outline
Mar
30
Introduction
Apr
1
Matlab
programming and Matrix Algebra
Apr
6
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