Dear students,
Please bring your laptops, fully charged, to the Scientific Research & Literature classes.
Classes start this Saturday, 27/01/18, at 9:30 in KE-3-08.
Kindest regards,
Diana
Thursday 25 January 2018
Wednesday 24 January 2018
DT228A: Problem Solving, Innovation and Communications
Hi all,
Problem Solving, Innovation and Communications will
start at 12:30pm tomorrow (instead of 12noon) in KE-2-004.
This is a once-off. Apologies for the delay.
You will find my notes for the module here:
http://www.damiantgordon.com/Courses/PSIC/index2017-2018Fulltime.html
best
Damian
Problem Solving, Innovation and Communications will
start at 12:30pm tomorrow (instead of 12noon) in KE-2-004.
This is a once-off. Apologies for the delay.
You will find my notes for the module here:
http://www.damiantgordon.com/Courses/PSIC/index2017-2018Fulltime.html
best
Damian
Monday 22 January 2018
Programming for Big Data Module
The programming for Big Data module will commence on Wednesday 24th January.
The first part of this module will consist of 4 weeks covering the core part of Hadoop and Map-Reduce.
You will need to have access to a Hadoop environment. There are many resources available online and many vendors provide sample Virtual Machines.
There is a basic Hadoop VM available. If you would like to use this VM then you should download the following file in advance of the class. I will show you how to include this in a virtual machine.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a2waynd159uh9ve/Ubuntu64.vdi?dl=0
http://www.comp.dit.ie/btierney/hadoop/
You will also need to have VirtualBox installed and your operating system will need to support virtualisation. Please check this before Wednesday's class.
http://www.comp.dit.ie/btierney/hadoop/
To use this VM you will need approx 20G of download space and any additional space that you may require. I will go through this on Wednesday
Check out my module webpage, where you will find the links to the VM and to other module resources
http://www.comp.dit.ie/btierney/hadoop/
Particularly check out the following before Wednesday's class
- Module Overview
- Module Pre-requisites
- What to do before first class
The first part of this module will consist of 4 weeks covering the core part of Hadoop and Map-Reduce.
You will need to have access to a Hadoop environment. There are many resources available online and many vendors provide sample Virtual Machines.
There is a basic Hadoop VM available. If you would like to use this VM then you should download the following file in advance of the class. I will show you how to include this in a virtual machine.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/a2waynd159uh9ve/Ubuntu64.vdi?dl=0
http://www.comp.dit.ie/btierney/hadoop/
You will also need to have VirtualBox installed and your operating system will need to support virtualisation. Please check this before Wednesday's class.
http://www.comp.dit.ie/btierney/hadoop/
To use this VM you will need approx 20G of download space and any additional space that you may require. I will go through this on Wednesday
Check out my module webpage, where you will find the links to the VM and to other module resources
http://www.comp.dit.ie/btierney/hadoop/
Particularly check out the following before Wednesday's class
- Module Overview
- Module Pre-requisites
- What to do before first class
Tuesday 16 January 2018
Oracle User Group Meetup Thursday 18th January
The first OUG meet-up of 2018 (Thursday 18th January) - come along and start the year with an
insight into cloud data integration and data management, first-hand from
Oracle experts.
You do NOT have to be a member of the OUG to attend, and it is entirely free - just sign up and come along!
Agenda:
18:00-18:20 : Arrival, networking
18:20-18:30 : Welcome and Introductions
18:30-19:10 : "Oracle Cloud Integration" - Cloud applications bring another source of data that requires integration with the rest of the organisation; challenges and solutions are discussed. Antonio Amado, Oracle
19:10-19:50 : "An Architecture for the Data Economy" - Information management and data engineering in the cloud; concepts, design patterns, and logical component view. Mike Blackmore, Oracle.
19:50-20:00 : Close
You do NOT have to be a member of the OUG to attend, and it is entirely free - just sign up and come along!
Agenda:
18:00-18:20 : Arrival, networking
18:20-18:30 : Welcome and Introductions
18:30-19:10 : "Oracle Cloud Integration" - Cloud applications bring another source of data that requires integration with the rest of the organisation; challenges and solutions are discussed. Antonio Amado, Oracle
19:10-19:50 : "An Architecture for the Data Economy" - Information management and data engineering in the cloud; concepts, design patterns, and logical component view. Mike Blackmore, Oracle.
19:50-20:00 : Close
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