[Turing Workshop for Data Science Educators](https://conferences.leeds.ac.uk/dseducators)
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# Theme 3: Data Science curricula
###### tags: `Turing Workshop for Data Science Educators` `Data Science Education`

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- **time and day**: Wednesday 21th September, 9:00-17:00 (GMT+1)
- **Meeting host**: Luisa Cutillo
- **Meeting facilitator**: Mary Paterson (online), Eric Atwell (in person)
- **Back to the Main Call**: [MS teams meeting joining link](https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_YjFhMzczZDUtZjI0Yi00NmMzLThhNjItNWNhNGE1OTViY2U5%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22bdeaeda8-c81d-45ce-863e-5232a535b7cb%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%225059c8a0-43a5-44f0-b487-8ec42fe4bea5%22%7d)
- **Back to the Main hackmd**: [link](https://hackmd.io/@Cutillo/SkFEn9Ees)

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### Collaborative exercises

*Up to 1h in breakout rooms (in person or online).

#### Theme 3
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**Data Science curricula - collaborative excercise**: discussion to identify critical areas of interest to include in our data science curricula. What is missing in our DS curricula?
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#### Group Discussion (online)
*Please use this space to take notes from your breakout group discussion.*

- Based on your own experience(s), what do you think are the current standards in DS education?
- Data preprocessing and visualisation
- Machine learning
- Big data analysis
- Probability and Statistics
- Python
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- How can we ensure students are taught the most up-to-date skills and computational tools?
- Industry and academia collaberations
- Activities based around current papers
- Industrial papers
- Pick bad papers as examples of what not to do
- What suggestions can you make for improving the way we test problem-solving skills of our students?
- Open book assessments
- Project based
- Group projects between classes
- Open ended problems
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- What suggestions can you make for improving the way we assess our students' attitute to coding in a way that is scalable?
- Auto graders
- Hire more people
- Advertising to TAs
- Are there any useful tools and resources you could share with other DS educators?
- Git
- Youtube
- Google colab notebooks
- udacity.com
- Virtual machines
- Kaggle
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- What have you valued most in this workshop?
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#### Group Discussion (in person)
*Please use this space to take notes from your breakout group discussion.*

- Based on your own experience(s), what do you think are the current standards in DS education?
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- How can we ensure students are taught the most up-to-date skills and computational tools?
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- What suggestions can you make for improving the way we test problem-solving skills of our students?
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- What suggestions can you make for improving the way we assess our students' attitute to coding in a way that is scalable?
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- Are there any useful tools and resources you could share with other DS educators?
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- What have you valued most in this workshop?
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