2024-2025

Podda Marco

Marco Podda is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Pisa, and he is a member of che Computational Intelligence & Machine Learning (CIML) group. He got his Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University of Pisa in 2021. His research interests are Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, Deep Learning, and Generative Models applied to structured data such as sequences and graphs. His research finds application for the most part in the biomedical field.

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Deep Learning-Based Artificial Intelligence

Credits: 
3
Hours: 
36
Area: 
Big Data Mining
Academic Year: 
Description: 

The module presents the methodological aspects, technologies and systems for designing predictive systems of Artificial Intelligence through machine learning and deep neural networks. The emphasis is placed on the analysis of application problems using examples and case studies, with practical exercises.

Prerequisites: Python & Data Mining & Machine Learning

Data-Driven Innovation & Data Storytelling

Credits: 
1
Hours: 
12
Area: 
Big Data for Business
Academic Year: 
Description: 

Building on innovation management literature, this course aims to provide a broad and updated understanding of the multi-level key issues regarding the firms’ data driven innovation process. More specifically, the course aims to present how big data could drive companies’ innovation processes. After a preliminary discussion of the key aspects that characterize companies’ innovation processes, emphasis will be placed on practical tools such as business model canvas.

Data Visualization & Visual Analytics

Credits: 
3
Hours: 
30
Area: 
Big Data Story Telling
Academic Year: 
Description: 

The Data Visualization and Visual Analytics course provides a comprehensive introduction to produce effective and efficient visualization and storytelling through data visualization. During the course, the students will explore the basics of visual encoding, data visualization mapping through encoding with visual variables, and visual analytics techniques.

Giulio Ferrigno

Giulio Ferrigno is a Senior Assistant Professor at Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies of Pisa. He has held visiting positions at the University of Cambridge, Tilburg University, and the University of Umea. His main research themes include strategic alliances, big data, and Industry 4.0. His works have been published in Small Business Economics, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, International

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Chiara Boldrini

Chiara Boldrini is a Senior Researcher at IIT-CNR and head of the AI & Data Science lab of the Ubiquitous Internet research unit. Her research interests are in human-centric decentralized AI, causal learning in pervasive systems, human behavioral/cognitive models for the analysis and design of online social networks/Metaverse. She is the IIT-CNR co-PI for the National Extended Partnership in Artificial Intelligence FAIR, H2020 SoBigData++ and H2020 HumaneE-AI-Net projects, and was involved in several EC projects since FP7.

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Laboratory Of Big Data And Artificial Intelligence For Society

Credits: 
4
Hours: 
48
Area: 
Big Data Technology
Description: 

In this module groups of students will be guided to design and develop an entire project in Big Data and AI: from data collection to the final delivery. The students will employ in the project methods, techniques and tools studied in the other modules. The duration of this module, differently from the others, will span across several months until the end of the lectures when the results of the project will be presented in front of a committee.

Internship

Credits: 
18
Hours: 
475
Academic Year: 
Description: 

The master requires an internship to be carried out at one of the partners (companies or institutions) or on the current company a student is working on, on the basis of a well defined project work and under the supervision of a team of tutors composed of instructors and company experts. The internship might require in presence work at the partners' offices or hybrid solutions with smart working.

Statistical Methods for Data Science

Credits: 
2
Hours: 
24
Area: 
Big Data Mining
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Academic Year: 
Description: 

The course introduces the student to the main concepts of statistical analysis, the methods used and the software implementations to carry out a quantitative and rigorous study of a dataset. After introducing the basic tools of descriptive statistics, the course focuses on probabilistic statistics and its use for data modelling, estimation methods through an inferential approach and statistical hypothesis testing.

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