Coursera – Computational Social Sciences Specialization 2021-4 – Downloadable

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The Computational Social Science specialization is a social computational science course. Digital technology has not only changed society, but it has also changed the way we view society. The increase in human communication is leaving a huge digital footprint. Investigating them can provide unique insights into what society is and how it works, including complex social networks that have long been obscure. Computer computing power allows us to identify hidden patterns with the help of statistical tools such as machine learning.

Here’s what you’ll learn in the Computational Social Sciences specialization series:

Learn how to build recognizable social systems and patterns in social networks and human dynamics.
Define and discover the opportunities and limitations of metadata.
We scrape online data from the web, use it to build visualizations of social networks, and use machine learning to analyze that content.
Use computer simulations to plan your own mock community and discover business strategies.

Course details:

Publisher: Coursera
teacher: martin hilbert
Language:English
Education level: Introductory
Number of courses: 5
Period: Assuming 3 hours per week, 6 months