Admission requirements
Not applicable.
Description
This course equips students with foundational understanding of key concepts of Machine Learning (ML) and demonstrates how to solve real world problems with ML techinques. It covers the following topis:
Learning Theory
Supervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
Transfer and Ensemble Learning
Course objectives
- Provide introduction to Machine Learning techniques (via lectures, exercises and assignement)
- Develop practical skills of applying Machine Learning techniques (via exercises and assignment)
- Develop skills of scientific reporting (via assignment report)
Timetable
The most recent timetable can be found at the Computer Science (MSc) student website.
Mode of instruction
lectures (including several practicums)
programming assignment including a report
homework
written exam
Course load
Total hours of study 6 EC course: 168h
Lectures/Workgroups: 32:00 hrs.
Homework: 24:00 hrs.
Assignment: 68:00 hrs.
Self-study: 44:00 hrs.
Assessment method
The final grade is a weighed average of grades for:
the practical assignment that consists of python implementation, report produced via latex and peer review (30%)
the weekly homework assignments (10%)
the written examination with a mixture of multiple choice questions and questions with short free form answers (60%)
To pass the course, a grade of 5.5 or higher should be achieved for the exam, assignment and the weighted average.
Reading list
Slides contain all necessary material covered by this course. List of additional optional reading material can be provided in the slides for some lectures.
Registration
- You have to sign up for courses and exams (including retakes) in uSis. Check this link for information about how to register for courses.
Contact
Dr. Anna V. Kononova Diederick Vermetten