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10SMTA
SNF-Förderungsprofessur für Öffentliches Recht, Völkerrecht, Rechtsphilosophie und Empirische Rechtsforschung (Prof. Dr. Tilmann Altwicker)
This online course aims to teach competences in text mining. It is aimed at advanced students.who intend to use these skills to design and conduct simple empirical projects based on text data, for example as part of their masters thesis or dissertation.
The course is purely conducted online, course language is German.
Course structure:
- Basics of the Python programming language
- Preparing texts (esp.: Extracting word types and sentence parts, stemming, n-grams, finding text parts with regular expressions)
- Analyzing texts (esp.: concordances, finding similar texts with TF-IDF, sentiment analysis)
In addition, students will choose one from three proposed capstone exercises.
The course is aimed at students of non-technical disciplines, i.e., those where courses in computer science or optical character recognition are currently not usually part of the curriculum. The primary target groups are students from the Faculties of Law, Theology and Philosophy.
The course is conducted exclusively online, there are no fixed weekly appointments.
The course will be held in German.
Every semester
The assessment consists of a multiple choice part (online) and a capstone exercise which must be handed in to the lecturers.
3 ECTS