Web Mining Seminar
CSE 450: Fall 2005 Syllabus

Course Web page
The course Web page is http://www.cse.lehigh.edu/~brian/course/webmining/. Announcements, assignments, and some lecture materials will be available there.
Instructor
The course will be taught by Prof. Brian D. Davison. My email is davison (at) cse.lehigh.edu. My homepage is http://www.cse.lehigh.edu/~brian/. My office is in Packard 251A (inside my PL251 lab), and my office hours and contact information are posted on my home page. All other meetings should be by appointment.
Time/Location
Class meetings will be held Tue/Thu 10:45-noon in Maginnes 110.
Textbooks
This course has no required texts. Optional, recommended texts for background material include Mining the Web, by Chakrabarti (2003).

Reading List
A schedule of topics and papers to read will be published on the course website.

Prerequisites
CSE345/445 WWW Search Engines or CSE430 Textual Data Mining. Those who have taken a data mining course (such as CSE347) may register with permission of the instructor.
Expected Work
Attendance is required. Coursework will primarily consist of paper critiques and presentations along with a semester-long web mining project (from which results will be presented to the class and in a technical report).
Grading Components
Grades will be determined through a combination of class participation, presentation quality and preparedness, paper critiques, and course project. (Percentages still to be determined.)
Policy on Disabilities
If you have a disability for which you are or may be requesting accommodations, please contact your professor and the Office of Academic Services, Room 212, University Center or call (610-758-4152) as early as possible in the semester. University policy states that you must notify your professor seven (7) days prior to the exam.
Other Relevant University Policies
  • Religious Holidays
  • Lehigh Computer Usage
  • Academic Integrity

  • This page is http://www.cse.lehigh.edu/~brian/course/webmining/syllabus.html
    Last revised: 26 August 2005, Prof. Davison.