Lecture

Critical Data Studies: Introduction and Models

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Description

This lecture introduces the Critical Data Studies course, focusing on interdisciplinary questions related to data in a connected world. It covers topics such as data models, trust, reproducibility, biases, ethics, and collaborative approaches. The course includes practical exercises, workshops, and discussions led by instructors from UNIL and EPFL. Students will explore the impact of data on society, the challenges of data collection, and the importance of critical thinking in data analysis.

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