This seminar introduces students to the basic computational ideas behind algorithmic curation and explores their broader social consequences, from recommendation systems to filter …
Social media generates new types of data for quantifying human behavior, but also raises interesting research questions about the interaction between technology and society. In …
This seminar explores how psychological concepts can be systematically studied in digital content using LLM-based annotation workflows, from construct operationalization to prompt …
The lecture will introduce you to social science research questions and findings, while the exercise will give you the practical skills to answer social questions yourself using …
This course offers an overview and basic understanding of complex dynamic phenomena in biological, physical and social systems. The focus is on biological systems but with a …
Online platforms generate vast amounts of behavioral data, including subjective ratings (e.g., likes, stars, reactions) and objective engagement metrics (e.g., views, clicks, watch …