University of Belgrade, Faculty of organizational sciences

Department for e-business

Intelligent data management in e-business

STUDY PROGRAMTEACHERSCOURSE STATUSECTS
Software engineering and electronic businessDragan VukmirovićElective10

The aim of the course

The aim of the course is to master the necessary methodological concepts of analysis and use of data in the field of electronic business on the basis of modern analytical methods. In particular, methods for identifying and eliminating bias in the use of data in e-business are being studied, thus reducing the risk of erroneous conclusions and decisions.

Course outcome

By mastering the subject matter, students gain the methodological basis necessary for research and independent implementation of methods and techniques for data analysis that are generated in the online environment, especially on social media and social networks.

Course content

Theoretical classes:

Methodology of scientific research work with special emphasis on intelligent data management in electronic business. Mathematical foundations of data science. E-business metrics; Data life cycle – methodological bases for data collection in the online sphere; Methods of descriptive analysis and presentation of data; Data validation: methods for determining and monitoring the reliability, accuracy and quality of data, metadata, sampling; Sources of data bias and statistical evaluation and inference; Data processing methods: coding, procedures for identifying missing values, analysis of extreme values; Data transformation and synchronization: normalization, imputation, weighting; Big data analytics; Data management; Reporting methods: Visualization – infographics, Dashboard. Analysis of case studies related to the use of real data, using specialized software packages and tools: SPSS, R, Python, Excel and Google Sheets. An overview of the most important works and projects in the field of intelligent data management in e-business. Analysis of open research problems.

Seminary work

The topics of seminar papers are chosen by students based on the analysis of open scientific research problems presented in lectures. Students are required to publish the results of the seminar paper at a scientific conference or journal of national or international importance.

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