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    This document outlines the course plan for a Data Warehousing and Data Mining class being taught during the 2020-21 academic year. It lists the topic areas that will be covered across 5 units, along with the relevant textbook chapters and reference periods for each topic. All topics will be delivered using a chalk and talk method. The course is overseen by faculty member K.V.SRAVANI and covers key concepts in data warehousing, OLAP technology, data mining, frequent pattern mining, classification, clustering, and mining various data types like streams, time series, sequences, and complex objects.

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    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

    FACULTY NAME: K.V.SRAVANI ACADEMIC YEAR: 2020-21

    DATA WAREHOUSING AND DATAMINING

    Text Books:

    1.Data Mining Concepts and techniques by Jiawei Han, Micheline Kamber, Jian Pei
    2.Introduction to Data Mining, Pang-Ning Tan, Michael Steinbach and Vipin Kumar, Pearson education

    Reference Books:
    R 1. Data Mining Techniques, Arun K Pujari, Second Edition, Universities Press.
    R 2. Data Warehousing in the Real world, Sam Aanhory & Dennis Murray Pearson EdnAsia

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    Unit I
    (Introduction to Data Mining)

    1 Fundamentals of Data Mining T1(1-14) 1 1

    2 Data Mining Functionalities T1(15-20) 1 2

    Classification of Data Mining Systems,


    3 T1(21-23) 1 3
    Data Mining Task Primitives

    Integration of a data mining system


    4 with a database or a data warehouse T1(23-26) 1 4
    system

    5 Major issues in data mining T1(29-32) 1 5

    Data Preprocessing: Need for data


    6 T1(83-85) 2 7
    preprocessing, Data Cleaning

    7 Data Integration and Transformation T1(88-91) 1 8


    Data Reduction and Discretization and
    8 T1(93-111) 2 10
    Concept Hierarchy Generation

    Unit II
    (Data Warehouse and OLAP Technology for Data Mining)
    9 Data Warehouse T1(125-129) 1 11

    10 Multidimensional Data Model 2 13


    T1(135-144)

    11 Data warehouse Architecture T1(130-134) 1 14

    12 Data warehouse Implementation 1 15


    T1(156-164)

    Further development of data cube


    13 1 16
    technology T1(218)

    14 From data warehousing to data mining 1 17


    T1(150-155)

    Efficient Methods for Data Cube


    15 2 19
    Computation T1(194-210)

    Further Development of data cube and


    16 2 21
    OLAP Technology T1(163-165)

    17 Attribute Oriented Induction 2 23


    T1(165-172)

    Unit III
    (Mining Frequent Patterns, Associations and Correlations)

    18 Basic Concepts 1 24
    T1(243-246)

    Efficient and scalable Frequent Itemset


    19 Mining Methods 2 26
    T1(248-259)

    Mining Various kinds of Association


    20 2 28
    rules T1(283-291)

    From Association Mining to Correlation


    21 1 29
    Analysis
    From Association Mining to Correlation
    21 T1(291- 1 29
    Analysis
    293)

    22 Constraint Based Association Mining 1 30


    T1(294-296)

    Issues Regarding Classification and


    23 1 31
    Prediction
    T1(327-328)
    Classification By Decision Tree
    24 2 33
    Induction T1(330-348)

    25 Bayesian Classification T1(350-351) 2 35

    26 Rule Based Classification T1(355-359) 1 36

    27 Classification by Back Propagation T1(398-406) 1 37

    28 Support Vector Machines T1(408-413) 1 38

    29 Associative Classification, Lazy Learners T1(416-425) 1 39

    30 Other Classification Methods T1(426-428) 1 40

    Prediction, Accuracy and Error


    31 T1(429-431) 1 41
    Measures

    Evaluating the accuracy of a Classifier


    32 T1(431-434) 1 42
    or a Predictor
    33 Ensemble Methods T1(435-438) 1 43

    Unit IV
    (Clustering Analysis Introduction)

    34 Types of Data in Cluster Analysis T1(444-445) 1 44

    35 Categorization of Major Clustering T1(448) 1 45


    Methods

    36 Partitioning Methods T1(451-454) 2 47

    37 Hierarchical Methods 2 49
    T1(457-467)

    38 Density Based Methods 1 50


    T1(471-478)
    39 Grid-Based Methods 1 51
    T1(479-482)

    40 Model-Based Clustering Methods T1(497-505) 2 53

    41 Clustering High Dimensional Data 1 54


    T1(508-519)

    42 Constraint Based Cluster Analysis 1 55


    T1(532-535)

    43 Outlier Analysis 1 56
    T1(544-548)

    Unit V
    (Mining Streams, Time Series and Sequence Data)

    44 Mining Data Streams T1(585) 1 57

    45 Mining Time series Data 1 58


    T1(586)

    Mining Sequence Patterns in


    46 1 59
    Transactional Databases T1(607)

    Mining Sequence patterns in Biological


    47 1 60
    Data T1(611)

    Graph Mining, Social Network Analysis


    48 2 62
    and Multi relational Data Mining T1(591-594)
    Multidimensional Analysis and
    49 Descriptive Mining of Complex Data 1 63
    Objects T1(602)

    50 Spatial Data Mining 1 64


    T1(602-604)

    51 Multimedia Mining 1 65
    T1(604-606)

    52 Text mining 1 66
    T1(607-610)

    53 Mining World Wide Web 1 67


    T1(611-614)
    (Signature)
    ENGINEERING
    CADEMIC YEAR: 2020-21

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    ar, Pearson education

    n EdnAsia

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