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Computational Social Science
University of California, Davis
15 Cours
UC Davis est une université de recherche publique très bien classée qui offre des diplômes de premier cycle et de deuxième cycle dans plus de 100 domaines d'études. Son campus est situé près de Sacramento dans la vallée centrale de Californie.
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Discover the pioneering field of Computational Social Science through the University of California, Davis's groundbreaking online specialization on Coursera. This multidisciplinary program delves into the revolutionary impact of digital technology on society and its study.
Learn how Silicon Valley's elite, top governmental agencies, and influential social movements leverage computational tools to decipher and shape human behavior and social dynamics.
With the vast amount of digital footprints left by online interactions, this specialization unlocks the door to understanding society's complex fabric like never before. By harnessing computational power, students will learn to uncover hidden social patterns using advanced analytical tools such as machine learning and natural language processing.
The course also explores the potential of computer simulations to envision and sculpt a better world through hypothetical scenarios.
This unique online specialization is the first of its kind, offered collectively by esteemed professors from all 10 University of California campuses. It encompasses a broad range of topics, including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Ethics, Big Data, and Social Sciences, providing a comprehensive guide to harnessing modern research tools for a deeper understanding of society and human behavior.
Embark on this exciting learning journey to access a wealth of knowledge and explore new possibilities in studying society and human dynamics.
Enseigné par
Martin Hilbert