Historical Perspectives on Current Economics Issues: Big Data and Applications
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By the end of the course the students should be able to:
Demonstrate knowledge about the course’s focus areas, enabling the student to
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The literature will be based on journal articles, book chapters and other materials to be assigned during class.
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Scheduled classes (over 10 days):
2 weeks (34 and 35):
1 lecture (3 hours) every day.
3 hours exercise classes every day.
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The students' workload is expected to be distributed as follows:
Lectures – 30 hours
Exercise classes - 30 hours
Preparation – 186 hours
Exam – 24 hours
Total: 270 hours
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The reexam for the participation is a 10-minutes oral exam with no preparation, covering all the material in the lectures.
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The exam will take place from immediately after the course until the following Monday. It will consist of a number of questions relating to the materials and methods discussed over the two weeks.
From the last Friday of the course at 4pm until the following Monday at 4pm.
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External comment
Please note that this course is also available for PhD students too.
NOTE - This course is new.