AI for Managers


Content
The online course aims to give an introduction to AI algorithms and coding exercises. Students learn to plan, implement and evaluate AI in applied settings in order to generate value from data forsociety, corporations and individuals. This serves the pressing need of firms to improve their efficiency – such as customersatisfaction, competitive advantage – by leveraging the growing amounts of structured and unstructured data. Please note that sufficient programming skills are required (e.g. R, Python).

Students
MMT
MBR

Format
Online course via zoom

Dates
  • Fri  12.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom
  • Sat  13.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom
  • Fri  19.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom
  • Fri  26.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom

Exam
Thu  09.12.2021  10:00-12:00
Registration required: 01.11.2021 – 30.11.2021

Literature
  • James, Witten, Hastie & Tibshirani (2013): An Introduction to Statistical Learning: With Applications in R. Springer
  • Sharda, Delen & Turban (2014): Business Intelligence: A Managerial Perspective on Analytics. Pearson
Enrolment
Moodle self enrolment, enrolment key via LSF

Advanced AI in Businesses and Organizations


Content

In this online course, students will implement an advanced machine learning project. The machine learning project should be of value to the decision-making in businesses, organizations, and society. This is an advanced course for specialization.

Students
  • MMT
  • MBR
  • M.Sc.
Format

Online course via zoom

Dates
  • Sat  13.11.2021  12:15-14:15  zoom  (introduction)
  • Mon  07.03.2022  08:00-20:00  zoom
  • Tue  08.03.2022  08:00-20:00  zoom
  • Wed  09.03.2022  08:00-20:00  zoom
  • Thu  10.03.2022  08:00-20:00  zoom
Seminar Paper

Deliverables will be a paper that involves actual machine learning results (with codes in the appendix). Students will need to advance their knowledge on their own with the provided materials.

Paper to be uploaded via moodle
Registration required: 13.12.2021 – 14.01.2022

Literature
    Enrolment

    Moodle self enrolment, enrolment key via LSF

    Research in AI and Management


    Content

    The online course aims to give an overview of current trends in AI research. The weekly sessions consist of 45-60 minutes of presentation (e.g. presentation of a "paper in progress") followed by an opendiscussion, feedback and QA.

    Students
    • MMT
    • MBR
    • M.Sc.
    Format
    Online course via zoom

    Dates

    Please find all dates, speakers, topics, etc. on our website.

    28.10.2021 
    12:00-13:30 
    Zoom 
    04.11.2021
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    11.11.2021
    15:00-16:30
    Zoom
    18.11.2021
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    25.11.2021
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    02.12.2021
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    09.12.2021
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    16.12.2021
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    23.12.2021
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    13.01.2022
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    20.01.2022
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    27.01.2022
    16:00-17:30
    Zoom
    03.02.2022
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom
    10.02.2022
    12:00-13:30
    Zoom

    Exam
    Fri 11.02.2022  10:00-12:00  online exam
    Registration required: 13.12.2021 – 14.01.2022

    Enrolment
    Moodle self enrolment, enrolment key via LSF

    Introduction to AI


    Content
    The online course aims to give an introduction to AI algorithms and coding exercises. Students learn to plan, implement and evaluate AI in applied settings in order to generate value from data forsociety, corporations and individuals. This serves the pressing need of firms to improve their efficiency – such as customersatisfaction, competitive advantage – by leveraging the growing amounts of structured and unstructured data. Please note that sufficient programming skills are required (e.g. R, Python).

    Students
    B.Sc.

    Format
    Online course via zoom

    Dates
    • Fri  05.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom
    • Sat  06.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom
    • Fri  12.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom
    • Fri  19.11.2021  08:00-20:00  zoom

    Exam
    Thu  09.12.2021  10:00-12:00
    Registration required: 01.11.2021 – 30.11.2021

    Literature
    • James, Witten, Hastie & Tibshirani (2013): An Introduction to Statistical Learning: With Applications in R. Springer
    • Sharda, Delen & Turban (2014): Business Intelligence: A Managerial Perspective on Analytics. Pearson
    Enrolment
    Moodle self enrolment, enrolment key via LSF