CSE 8331 Fall 2006
DATA MINING

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Data Mining has become one of the most exciting and fastest growing fields in computer science. Data Mining refers to various techniques which can be used to uncover hidden information (nuggets) from a database. The data to be mined may be complex data including multimedia, spatial, and temporal. Data Mining has evolved from several areas including: databases, artificial intelligence, algorithms information retrieval, and statistics. This course is designed to provide graduate students with a solid understanding of data mining concepts and tools. In addition, related concepts such as data warehousing and OLAP will be covered. The course will be taught from a database perspective. CSE5330 or database experience is recommended as a prerequisite.

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