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Statistics in Mobile Computing

提供者 Prof. Dr. Bert Arnrich
Statistics in Mobile Computing

This course introduces basic concepts of statistical data analysis and their practical application in mobile computing.

自十月 1, 2020起开始自学
语言: English

课程信息

Content

  • This course introduces basic concepts of statistical data analysis and their practical application in mobile computing.
  • The course covers the entire range of statistical data analysis. Topics include how to design an empirical data collection in a statistical valid way, how to collect data from daily life with the help of mobile computing, and how to achieve statistical test results.
  • Lessons learned will be applied in practice by conducting empirical experiments with mobile phones.
  • There are no special requirements to attend this lecture since all needed background knowledge is provided within the course.

Examination

  • Design and conduct a data collection experiment with mobile phones
  • Perform statistical data analysis of the collected data.
  • Write a technical report about your experimental study and present it in the lecture.

Attention: This course is currently in self-study mode, in which you do not have access to graded assignments/exams. Therefore, we can only issue you a certificate of participation.

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Learners

Current
Today
52
Course End
10月 01 2020
44
Course Start
4月 01 2020
37

证书要求

  • 课程证书 授予者需要至少取得课程总分的百分之 50%
  • 参与证明 授予者需要至少学习了所有课程资料的百分之 50%

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该课程提供者

Prof. Dr. Bert Arnrich

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Bert Arnrich is Professor for Digital Health – Connected Healthcare at the Digital Health Center of the Hasso Plattner Institute.    His research on ubiquitous sensing and computing technologies is directed towards paving the way for transforming healthcare systems from purely managing illness to maintaining wellness everywhere, anytime and for anyone.  He has been a PI in several European and national projects.  He has co-authored over 120 refereed research publications.    He studied "Informatics in the Natural Sciences" and received the PhD degree Dr.-Ing. for the thesis "Data Mart Based Research in Heart Surgery" from Bielefeld University in 2006. He established and headed the research group Pervasive Healthcare in the Wearable Computing Laboratory at ETH Zurich between 2006 and 2013.  He received an EU FP7 Marie Curie Cofound Fellowship in 2013 and was appointed to tenure track professorship at the Computer Engineering Department at Bosporus University until 2017.  Between 2017 and 2018 he worked as a Science Manager for Emerging Technologies at Accenture Technology Solutions.