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DS101 - Data Science with Deep Learning 2025-2026

From dataset understanding to result presentation and how to employ deep acyclic graph models in Predictive Analytics

Welcome to 2025-2026 Data Science with Deep Learning This is the graduate course in Data Science - a 11 lecture & hands-on labs journey in the hot field that combines programming, math, statistics, bio/physics in order to provide the today world with the most advanced information technologies: from recommender systems to chatbots, from predictive analytics to visual scene understanding and many others.

Operational and logistics stuff

  • we meet each Monday 16h00-20h00 on Teams!
  • Graded project - real-life problem: 70% (minimum 30% for grading)
  • Research paper (important) presentation individual: 30%
  • Secondary project (optional extra-credit): 15%
  • 2nd Research paper (optional research highlight pres.): 15%

Repo structure

  • "root" all the slides
  • mandatory_papers all the available papers to chose from for mandatory research presentation
  • scripts scripts/notebooks from each interactive lecture
  • resources important materials such as linear algebra, stats, etc
  • data folder with toy and maybe-not-so-toy datasets

Course Project Rules

  • IMPORTANT: You ARE ALLOWED to use Generative AI for you projects and presentations. BUT you SHOULD have full 100% understanding of you presentation and your generated code.
  • 1-3 students per project
  • end-to-end small application that will have the following components:
    • script or Jupyter notebook model definition and training - using scrapped / real life data and some basic model architecture searching techniques -> will generate a serving candidate model
    • simple straightforward model serving backend - using Flask or FastAPI
    • simple frontend - using Bokeh, React or Angular or anything else - for example just a simple HTML page with some data entry controls within a submittion form and a result section below the form

Course Research Highlight tips

  • simple PPT/Slides/PDF presentation
  • focus on the parts of the paper that you found out to be the most interesting and you liked the most
  • value and quality over quantity

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