BU Students Participate in Data Days for Good MassMutual Mentorship Program
Learn about the summer 2023 Boston University and MassMutual mentorship event, Data Days for Good.
CDS Reading & Listening Guide Summer 2023
BU Faculty of Computing & Data Science share their most inspiring books and podcasts.
Learning to Think after ChatGPT Panel Discussion
Video: What is ChatGPT? What will the future of AI text generation be like? How can a university formulate ethical policies to incorporate the reality of ChatGPT into teaching? Boston University panelists Najoung Kim, Wesley J. Wildman, and moderator Mark Crovella address these questions.
Leonidas Kontothanassis Joins the CDS Faculty at BU
Learn about Leonidas Kontothanassis — the Inaugural MassMutual Professor of the Practice — bringing real-world experience to the classroom.
The Best of Both Worlds: Giorgos Zervas on the Intersection of Marketing and Data Science
Read more about the connections being made at CDS between marketing through Questrom and data science.
Investigating How Population Changes Affect Voter Turnout
Read about how The Justice Media co-Lab — the first interdisciplinary curricular collaboration between CDS and The College of Communication (COM) — is investigating the effects of population changes on voting results and other important subject matter.
BU Announces New Data Source: National Voter File
Read about how Boston University acquiring a three-year subscription to a national voter file for the United States, and what this means for data science and further research implications.
DATA SCIENCE JOBS ARE HOT
2021-11-19: Bostonia – On how data and mathematical sience occupations are projected to grow more than 30% by 2030
Kira Goldner: Data Science and Computing for Social Good
Read about Kira Goldner, a new assistant professor in CDS with research in connecting theory to social impact.
Elaine Nsoesie: The Ethics of Data Science
Read about the connections that can be made between data science and ethics, and how the combination of the two can create big opportunities.