Announcements
Jul 30: Selected student expectations and instructor's response.
Jul 30: We will use online collaboration tool "Piazza" for this class. You will have to provide your email address ending in ".iitg.ac.in". Join our class at the following link http://www.piazza.com/iitg.ac.in/fall2012/cs568
Jul 30: Sign up for lecture notes slot on the sheet pasted outside instructor's office before August 02.
Instructor
Amit Awekar ([instructor first name] [instructor last name]@ gmail.com),
Office Hours: 12 pm to 1 pm (Tuesday, Thursday), CSE Department Room 7.
Teaching Assistants
Hardik Modi (iitg id: g.modi),
Office Hours: 12 pm to 1 pm (Monday, Wednesday), CSE MTech Second Year Lab.
Goutam Das (iitg id: d.goutam),
Office Hours: By appointment, CSE MTech Second Year Lab.
Course Texts
Introduction to Data Mining, Tan, Steinbach, and Kumar, Pearson (ISBN 978-81-317-1472-0)
Course will also cover related research literature.
Course Prerequisites
Basic understanding of design and analysis of data structures and algorithms.Course Purpose
Learn principles of designing effective and efficient data mining algorithms. This course does not deal with how to use a particular data mining tool.
Grading
A weighted average grade will be calculated as follows:
- Midterm examination: 5 points
- Final examination: 10 points
- Course project: 70 points
- Meeting 1 (10 points)
- Meeting 2 (20 points)
- Meeting 3 (10 points)
- Demo (10 points)
- Report (20 points)
- Home work: 15 points (3 home works. each for 5 points.)
- Critical reading of five research papers related to your project
- Presentation of a data mining topic related to your project
- Critical reading of reports of two other groups
- Preparing lecture notes for one class: 5 points
A final course score of 95 or above is guaranteed a
course grade of AA, 85 or above = AB, 75 or above = BB, 70 or above = BC, 65 or
above = CC, 60 or above = CD, 40 or above = DD and F for less than 40. It is theoretically possible for
everyone in the class to get an AA (or the opposite). Your performance depends
only on how you do, not on how everyone else in the class does. No incomplete will be given in this
course.
Re-grade Policy
If you believe that you should have scored more points than you got, write a clear statement making your case and take it to the instructor. All re-grade requests must be made no later than a couple of days after declaration of each evaluation.
Home Work Submission
Home works are to be
submitted only as a soft copy. Late submissions will
not be accepted for any of the home works except for extreme medical emergencies.
No other reasons will be entertained. Enough time will be given to you
for each home work, so plan your time
wisely and start well before the deadline. You can submit your home work
before submission deadline. Any academic dishonesty will be punished strictly.
Attendance
If you miss a class it is your responsibility to make up. If you miss an exam, please supply official documentation in order to get credit. For anticipated absences, the instructor will give an exam prior to the exam date for the rest of the class; all early-final-exam requests must be received by the instructor at least 15 days before the regular scheduled date for the exam.
Statement for Students with Disabilities
Reasonable accommodations will be made for students with verifiable disabilities.
Academic Integrity
The IITG policies against academic dishonesty will be strictly enforced. For the first instance of academic dishonesty, instructor will take appropriate action. However, second instance of academic dishonesty guarantees you the F grade.
Topics
The topics given here are tentative; things may shift a few days
either way.
Tu, Jul 24: Student expectations
Th, Jul 26: KDD vs Machine Learning vs Data Mining (Dr. Ashish Anand)
Tu, Jul 31: From DBMS to Data Mining
Th, Aug 02: Sign up for lecture notes slots
Tu, Aug 07:
Th, Aug 09:
Tu, Aug 14: Form group and select project topic
Th, Aug 16: Meeting with groups to discuss project details
Tu, Aug 21:
Th, Aug 23: No class. Monday timetable.
Tu, Aug 28:
Th, Aug 30:
Tu, Sep 04:
Th, Sep 06:
Tu, Sep 11:
Th, Sep 13:
Sep 17-23: Mid semester exam week. Exam: Sunday, Sep 23 (10 am to 12 pm)
Tu, Sep 25: Home work 1 submission
Th, Sep 27: Home work 2 presentations
Tu, Oct 02: No class. Institute holiday.
Th, Oct 04: (Tuesday timetable) Project meeting 1
Tu, Oct 09:
Th, Oct 11:
Tu, Oct 16:
Th, Oct 18: Project meeting 2
Tu, Oct 23: No class. Institute holiday.
Th, Oct 25:
Fr, Oct 26: (Tuesday timetable)
Tu, Oct 30:
Th, Nov 01: Project meeting 3.
Tu, Nov 06: Project report for peer evaluation.
Th, Nov 08: Home work 3 submission.
Tu, Nov 13: No class. Institute holiday.
Tu, Nov 15: Demo
Nov 19-25: End semester exam week. Exam: Sunday, Nov 25 (9 am to 12 pm)
Nov 27: Declaration of end semester exam results and tentative grades.
Nov 28: Final grades submission to the academic section.