Social Computing (2020-2024)
Bachelor’s Degree in Internet of Things, Big Data & Web at the University of Udine
Aims
The aim of the course is to provide students with foundational knowledge and practical skills in the area of social informatics. The course discusses both the so-called social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) and the crowdsourcing phenomenon.
In the first case, social behavior is supported by computational systems; in the second case, computational systems are supported by social behavior. The course addresses conceptual topics, theoretical foundations, and practical applications.
A.A. 2020/2021
Teachers
- Stefano Mizzaro - Course Leader
- Michael Soprano - Teaching Assistant
Contribution
I contributed to the course by teaching the practical applications of the concepts outlined by Professor Stefano Mizzaro in a total of six lectures (12 hours). Additionally, I assigned course assignments to the students. The course is conducted in Italian.
- Lesson 1: Twitter API: Introduzione & Richiami
- Lesson 2-3: Twitter API: Tweepy & Requests
- Lesson 4: Grafi: NetworkX
- Lesson 4-5: Crowd_Frame: How To
A.A. 2021/2022
Teachers
- Stefano Mizzaro - Course Leader
- Michael Soprano - Laboratory
Contribution
I contributed to the course by teaching the practical applications of the concepts outlined by Professor Stefano Mizzaro in a total of six lectures (12 hours). Additionally, I assigned course assignments to the students. The course is conducted in Italian.
- Lesson 1: Python / Rest: Richiami
- Lesson 2: Twitter API: Tweepy
- Lesson 3: Twitter API: Endpoint V2
- Lesson 4: Grafi: NetworkX
- Lesson 5-6: Crowd_Frame
A.A. 2022/2023
Teachers
- Stefano Mizzaro - Course Leader
- David La Barbera - Teaching Assistant
- Michael Soprano - Teaching Assistant
Contribution
I contributed to the course by providing two lectures on Crowd_Frame, a framework I developed for the design and deployment of crowdsourcing tasks (4 hours). Additionally, I provided the students with their second course assignment. The course is conducted in Italian.
- Lesson 4-5: Crowd_Frame
A.A. 2023/2024
Teachers
- Stefano Mizzaro - Course Leader
- David La Barbera - Teaching Assistant
- Michael Soprano - Teaching Assistant
Contribution
I contributed to the course by providing two lectures on Crowd_Frame, a framework I developed for the design and deployment of crowdsourcing tasks (4 hours). Additionally, I provided the students with their second course assignment. The course is conducted in Italian.
- Lesson 4-5: Crowd_Frame
A.A. 2024/2025
Teachers
- Stefano Mizzaro - Course Leader
- Hafska Akebli - Teaching Assistant
- Michele Lizzit - Teaching Assistant
- Michael Soprano - Teaching Assistant
Contribution
I will be contributing to the course by providing a lecture on Crowd_Frame, a framework I developed for the design and deployment of crowdsourcing tasks (2 hours). The course will be conducted in Italian.
