Social Science Methods & Automated Data Algorithms

Course Overview

Introduction to NCRM and our 'Social Science Methods and Automated Data Algorithms' event.
The Ada Lovelace Institute: Ensuring data and AI work for people and society.
Understanding predictive privacy harms - Orwellian when accurate, Kafkaesque when flawed.
AI and privacy - problem or opportunity?.
Data governance and the ethics of algorithmic decision-making.
Understanding beautiful places with deep learning.

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Learners can learn a variety of topics from our 'Social Science Methods & Automated Data Algorithms' event. This course provides an introduction to the National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM) and the Ada Lovelace Institute, which works to ensure that data and AI work for people and society. Learners will gain an understanding of predictive privacy harms, the ethical implications of algorithmic decision-making, and the potential of AI and privacy as a problem or opportunity. Additionally, learners will explore data governance and the use of deep learning to understand beautiful places. This course covers a range of topics, including social science, data algorithms, automated data, data analysis, automation techniques, and data mining.

[Applications]
After completing this course, participants are encouraged to apply the knowledge and skills acquired to their own research projects. They should consider the ethical implications of using automated data algorithms and the potential for predictive privacy harms. They should also consider the implications of data governance and the ethical considerations of algorithmic decision-making. Finally, they should explore the potential of deep learning to understand beautiful places.

[Career Paths]
1. Data Scientist: Data Scientists use a combination of social science methods and automated data algorithms to analyze large datasets and uncover patterns and trends. They use their findings to develop predictive models and create data-driven solutions. As the demand for data-driven insights continues to grow, the need for Data Scientists is expected to increase.

2. Machine Learning Engineer: Machine Learning Engineers use automated data algorithms to develop and deploy machine learning models. They are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining machine learning systems, as well as optimizing them for accuracy and performance. With the rise of AI and automation, the demand for Machine Learning Engineers is expected to grow significantly.

3. Algorithm Developer: Algorithm Developers use automated data algorithms to create algorithms that can be used to solve complex problems. They are responsible for designing, coding, and testing algorithms, as well as optimizing them for accuracy and performance. As the demand for automated solutions continues to grow, the need for Algorithm Developers is expected to increase.

4. Data Analyst: Data Analysts use a combination of social science methods and automated data algorithms to analyze large datasets and uncover patterns and trends. They use their findings to develop insights and create data-driven solutions. As the demand for data-driven insights continues to grow, the need for Data Analysts is expected to increase.