| Introduction to Digital Tecnologies
(obiettivi)
Technology is pervasive in our daily experience, but we must never forget that it is a tool at our service. We are surrounded by data, applications and digital services of all kinds and nature and we ourselves, more or less consciously, are users of these new digital technologies on a daily basis.
Technology makes it possible to record, store and analyze ever-growing quantities of data, to search, book, pay for goods and services, to manage relations with the public administration, to express our opinion on the services and goods we use, to access virtual realities, to consume entertainment services whenever we want and wherever we are, to communicate for work or pleasure with anyone wherever they are.
Therefore new problems of Control, Quality, Reliability, Certification, Security of the digital platforms on which we operate arise. The boundaries between social and private are more blurred, data can make us freer and more aware, or more vulnerable and orientable. Hand in hand with technology, it is necessary to develop the ability to search, integrate, elaborate, imagine and understand. And together with all this we need ethical awareness and social responsibility. In this context, great attention is paid to Artificial Intelligence and how it can be applied in different fields and how its applications are changing the world. Machine Learning in recent years has found wide areas of application, for example in the field of health.
In this course we will address these issues with an approach where the questions we ask ourselves will be more important than the answers we will find, together or individually.
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Canale Unico
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Docente
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Conigliaro Giuseppe
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date time topics room
Monday 3 March 2025 18-20 New Paradigms for Digital Architectures 350
Tuesday 4 March 2025 18-20 New Paradigms for Data Architectures 350
Wednesday 5 March 2025 18-20 Emerging Issues - Data Privacy/Data Governance 350
Monday 10 March 2025 18-20 GDPR - Regulations & Roles 350
Tuesday 11 March 2025 18-20 Homework on Digital Transformation (Technologies-Opportunities-Threats) 350
Wednesday 12 March 2025 18-20 Data Analysis & Design: W6H 350
Monday 17 March 2025 18-20 Data Modeling - ER Model 350
Tuesday 18 March 2025 18-20 ER Model: Identification Keys - Hierarchies 350
Wednesday 19 March 2025 18-20 ER Model: Exercises on ER Diagrams 350
Monday 24 March 2025 18-20 ER Model: Exercises on Trasforming ERD into Tables 350
Tuesday 25 March 2025 18-20 Homework on ERA model 350
Wednesday 26 March 2025 18-20 Data Warehouse-Multidimensional Model 350
Monday 31 March 2025 18-20 Data Warehouse-Star Schema, Snowflake Skema, Galaxy Schemas 350
Tuesday 1 April 2025 18-20 Data Warehouse-Exercises on Star/Snowflake/Galaxy Schemas 350
Wednesday 2 April 2025 18-20 Big Data: Definition; NoSQL models 350
Monday 7 April 2025 18-20 Artificial Intelligence 350
Tuesday 8 April 2025 18-20 Machine Learning 350
Wednesday 9 April 2025 18-20 Deep Learning & Neural Networks 350
Monday 14 April 2025 18-20 Deep Learning & Neural Networks 350
Tuesday 15 April 2025 18-20 Regulation on Artificial Intelligence 350
Wednesday 16 April 2025 18-20 Homework: ML, DL & AI 350
Easter Holidays
Monday 28 April 2025 18-20 Digital Identity: Definition and Regulations 350
Tuesday 29 April 2025 18-21 Digital Divide: Definition and Regulations 350
Wednesday 30 April 2025 18-20 BlockChain: Cryptocurrencies, Smart Contracts and Certification 350
Monday 5 May 2025 18-20 The Industry 4.0 national plan: Objectives and enabling technologies 350
Tuesday 6 May 2025 18-20 ChatGPT: Ethical, Social and Economic Implications 350
Wednesday 7 May 2025 18-20 Digital Era: social and behavioral implications of new technologies 350
Monday 12 May 2025 18-20 Final Discussion about the topics of the course 350
Tuesday 13 May 2025 18-20 Final Discussion about the topics of the course (Q&A) 350
(testi)
"The Entity Relationship Model — Toward a Unified View of Data"
Peter_Pin_Shan-Chen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
© 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Print ISBN: 978-3-642-63970-8
"Building the Data Lakehouse"
Bill Inmon, Mary Levins, Ranjeet Srivastava -
First Printing 2021
Copyright © 2021 by Bill Inmon, Mary Levins, and Ranjeet Srivastava
ISBN, print ed. 9781634629669
ISBN, Kindle ed. 9781634629676
ISBN, ePub ed. 9781634629683
ISBN, PDF ed. 9781634629690
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Date di inizio e termine delle attività didattiche
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Dal 03/03/2025 al 30/05/2025 |
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Modalità di erogazione
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Tradizionale
A distanza
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Modalità di frequenza
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Non obbligatoria
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Metodi di valutazione
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Prova scritta
Prova orale
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Università Roma Tre