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Applied Scaling & Classification Techniques using text data
(academic year 2025/26)
Syllabus
Course aims and objectives
Students will learn how to apply widely discussed methods from the literature to analyze political texts and extract useful information for testing their own theories.
First Lecture - Room 3-902
08/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory: Theory
08/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Second Lecture - Room 3-902
15/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
15/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Third Lecture - Room 3-902
19/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
19/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Fourth Lecture - Room 3-902
22/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
22/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Fifth Lecture - Room 3-902
26/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
26/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Sixth Lecture - Room 3-902
29/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
29/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Seventh Lecture - Room 3-902
02/02/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
02/02/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Students will learn how to apply widely discussed methods from the literature to analyze political texts and extract useful information for testing their own theories.
First Lecture - Room 3-902
08/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory: Theory
08/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Second Lecture - Room 3-902
15/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
15/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Third Lecture - Room 3-902
19/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
19/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Fourth Lecture - Room 3-902
22/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
22/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Fifth Lecture - Room 3-902
26/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
26/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Sixth Lecture - Room 3-902
29/01/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
29/01/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class
Seventh Lecture - Room 3-902
02/02/26 10:40-12:20 Theory
02/02/26 15:05-16:45 Lab class