COGS 4540 - Social Computing

Social computing is a research area at the intersection of computer science and social science, including psychology, sociology, communication, and linguistics. Its objective is to advance both fields by combining the power of data analytics, natural language processing, and artificial intelligence with the scientific method for studying human data and human behavior.

Prerequisites/Corequisites: Basic understanding of algorithms and/or statistics is recommended

When Offered: Spring annually

Co-Listed: COGS 6540

Graded: Y

Credit Hours: 4