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Hello everybody
Good morning good afternoon and good evening wherever you may be today where
Very thrilled to welcome you today too
Talk to you about our new digital transformation course
I'm at MIT professional education digital plus programs
Welcome to this introductory webinar our goal today is to
Introduce you to our faculty and and share more information about the course
So I will be doing that in just a minute
But actually get started
I wanted to just give you a little bit of orientation to our our webinar here and how you can
Interact with us
With that really two ways to interact the first way is to bring up the chat
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You're sitting today we've got
I'm over a hundred people here
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I think that's something that you'll see in this
Generally is that you'll come together with a global Community around topics of mutual
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Now as we go through this this this program and introduced you to the course content
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Will Reserve that last
Peace
To go through this questions and answer just as many of them as we can
So
So that's how this webinar will work
And without further ado
I'd like to
Introduce you to the course first of all just very briefly as you know this is a digital transformation
Hovering what are the key technologies that are really impacting
Our Global Society right now blockchain artificial intelligence Internet of Things
The cloud
And cybersecurity and we're going to hear more about all of this in a minute but those are the main
The main topics that this course covers
The Faculty are we've got dr. Abel Sanchez and dr. John Williams and they
They are both
Join me here today
I'm thrilled to be sharing the platform with them
And you'll hear from them in just a minute
Just to give you a little bit more detail on them
John Williams is a professor of information engineering at here at MIT
And I'm he is as you can see I'm author dagger 150 Publications
An internationally recognized
Scholar in the area of computational algorithms
I'm For Life scale particle simulators which is very cool and
Also been named one of the 50 most powerful people in
Computer network
In 2005
With a very illustrious company there so
We're thrilled to have you with us today dr. Williams
Sanchez as well here the executive director at MIT
Geospatial
Datacenter
And who is you know Consulting for abroad orbea companies and teachers
In cybersecurity engineering
Patient and data science
And I'm dr. Sanchez has a wonderful TED Talk
On the future of Education with I
Which is is fascinating
Suggest that you look it up if you have a chance to do that
Okay
So without further Ado I'm going to turn it over sorry we're going to turn it over to dr. Williams and
Who's going to talk a little bit more about what to expect in this course so I'll stop sharing my
So we can chat
And it over
Tu
Let me
Share my screen
Okay can you see me
We sure can
Okay so
I think the main thing the
I want to convey to you is but both able and I
Spend most of my time in this area
I'm a computational what's happening in the field
Digital transformation
Hitting
Both
Industry and Academia and government
What we see
Is that one of the main features is destructive
Speak now
Changing
Constantly in the software area
This book take Exit extremely fast
Pottery Barn
Goal is to understand how we can keep up with this
Coptic
How can how can we learn this
Speed
And some people in industry
Decision-making now has to happen
I'm much faster
The clock ticks than we've ever
Experienced before
I'm so
That's the main goal I think
In this course is to give you
The tools
Another hand hold if you like so you can climb the mountain yourself
But
That you probably need to understand how to deploy these tools
In your organization
How to deploy the tools yourself
You know one of the things that we do is we make a lot of videos
Uninfect
We have arrived Studios now but they blend I
It always sitting in front of these Green Springs
But these little things the tools that you have to use these days
You're doing business remotely
You have distributed teams across the world
This is a very new way of doing business
Discourse
Will hopefully introduce you to
United Technologies behind this digital
Disruption
Acting industry
This kind of Club pic
I'm here wishing autonomous systems now being deployed
In the course we going to talk about AI
How do you systems now rocketech
But they have
They're already having immediate effect on the world
This is the stock market
In 2010
And in 20 minutes it's lost
A trillion dollars
I'm so
Which of these systems
For example in the finance area in
Writing
We really don't know how they're going to respond
Until we
Experience
These
Guitar shops
We actually think that these systems are behaving perfectly well
I'm so one of the challenges that we're facing today is to understand the properties of these systems
Building
Blockchain
One of these system
In 2008 I'm sure you will remember the market
Shock that a cut
You had two companies
Such as Nokia
BlackBerry
Basically
Going out of business
Never before we had a company was 150 billion
In 2008
Bye 2013
It's worth almost Nero
So this plug pic
Is extremely fast
Understanding the technologies that are driving this
What is critical
Not easy to do that
Install
Excuse me that my phone just rang
The devices that we have these days going to they're all around us
Digital disruption
You see these people with two or three finds you
Messi playing today
I talk to impress
As impressed with the number of international people that we saw that
Star
I'm totally able to say hello to you probably during the school
I know I'm going to be in Hong Kong in January start
Hopefully there's somebody from Hong Kong at taking the course
These disruptions have been driven by these Technologies
In this case
What they got wrong was that they store
We need to keyboard
But we didn't
Basically the iPhone disrupted ever
The only thing that's happened with the
Internet of things if you like that
These phones are producing data
And so now
This is just a diagram that you like illustrating the 7 billion people roughly
210
Countries across the world
Open using data
And what has changed
Is
We now have companies like
Amazon and Google but no the customer
Apps better than
Eye bank
This is why
Where was talking to
Various in
Institutions and banking instantly one
It's being difficult
Disrupted
Just a quick question on the
What would you
Say regarding the availability of data and competitive advantages and stirring domains
You're exactly the
Your access to data
Probably determined
How you can respond
If you don't have the data
You're at a significant disadvantage
You know we've seen me what we call the fangs you know Facebook Apple
Amazon
That
Have the day to
The disrupting
Companies
You know that existed maybe a hundred years
I'm suddenly that face
With making decisions
Bentley the banking sector
Blockchain
Decide
What is this
Do we need it
How fast do we need it
And I think
You know what we're saying is that
Blockchain is
Tremendous
Technology but
We really don't have that much
Experiments with it yet
And we need one to stand
What would a what does a
Smart contract me
Cetli
My view if you like what happened is that we started with the web
That on top of that we got laid internet
Things have devices producing data like our cell phones
And that gave rise to Big Data
Which is giving riots the ability to do
A machine learning
And that's probably one of the big disruptors now is machine learning
We're probably doing that in the cloud which is another of disruptive that
Almost
Industries
Considering moving or have moved to the cloud
That's a very different environment to the one we had 10 years ago
That's part of what we're covering a nice I think you'll you'll covering a lot of that
Continuous integration
Continuous deployment area
Yeah I just wanted to add one point they're done in that these decide data sets for example in the case of boy
Voice
If you think about that
Amazon Echo
Platform
Are they have over 50000 hours
Audio + transcripts
Anybody else that wants to move into that space
Has a tremendous challenge to overcome
And if you think about Amazon
And what they've done
In the world of retail
And I'm moving on to the physical World ride with purchase of Whole Foods
And starting to add smart stores right or the using machine learning to determine
Weather you grabbed an item and put it in your bag and you don't even have to pay
They're trying to do the same thing that they've done in the virtual world now in the physical
And the challenge for the rest of the world of Targets in
Home Depot send everybody else
Is that
This is
It hasn't been there game
And now they're heading to play
Beat the game of the internet Giants
Yeah I mean we both were both involved with inside of things we spent
Yeah the early 2000s
You know then we were hoping to get things online
Talking to each other
Now we've had a wish and now we have
Cyber security issues
Roll tide
I think you're going to snow
I think you're one of the big ones is that once you go updated then you said you can do machine learning and we going to
It'll talk about that and that's one of the big disruptors
It's disrupting Us in the education that
Rmit we've Suppply the new College of
Computing
Because every failed we say now is involved in computation of some kind
I think you're going to say something Idol
No no I think
This is one of those things that a x
You might say well I am an industry X
And this one affect me
And the challenges that across-the-board every single the Maine
Is being challenged
By this
Disruption
How many times to to technology in in
Lisa talked about the
That talk that I did
And was precisely looking at ourselves
What is this mean
After the point point of view of Education
John and I were talking yesterday about a new program
Where students are going to start studying technology
In high school
Plus two more years which means they would have six years by the by the
Age of 20
Compare that to your average graduate today
And they perhaps would be
Further along in
You know the impact that this would have
Indication again in around industry
And there are already some projections that say that 50% of the college's
Disappear
It certainly
The strong Brands will remain but how will we look like
When the scary Strokes is a big question so
This question of of transformation
It's a big one regardless of where you are
Well I think University is going to look a lot more like this
I think that's why I waited
We getting into this
Ellie pico
That's the way it's going to be
I think getting back to the neural Nets the
The essential
Sing for me was that suddenly
People are riding
Code
Telling machines to do something
The then the machine
Was learning
To do things
But the human themselves we can't do
And that's pretty amazing that Subway
Machines of doing things that we as humans
Don't know how to do
So web programming machines to learn
On these machines
Out of the normal right you know that's the alphago and
Could reproduce
The hole
Chess history
In 4 hours
And that's that's amazing
Unsolved
We really need to sit back and think
What's going to happen to the Future work in a week
Discussions on that I know
In a water machines going to be able to do
They sent me things machines
We know that
And so we need to understand
Okay what's the new division of labor if you
Between the human on the machine
And that
That's going to be an essential
A Rolls-Royce I think as humans that we going to need pot
Is it going to be machines
And so we better
Blood on the tooling
I know that's a lot of what we going to cover with
The move to cloud is the tooling
Phenomenal Leverage
This is just some of the tools that
You know we're using
But I am I kind of like to do the hello world
This is a contact sport that you have to get your hands on these tools
So you don't need to spend
You know in a week
That we we think we can teach you you know how to use tensorflow
For example
We can teach you how to launch machines in the cloud
Unsolved
I think this new era was
Computation in the tooling
Is changing how we learn
I'm going to be talking about blockchain I know you'll bring that as well
It's the first
Autonomous system
We may not be able to shut down
The
Did this is our system is being run by humans across the world
No
There's no people in charge
Somebody in charge of
One machine and they can shut
Literally there are tens of thousands of these machines
I'm so
With
Blockchain we're seeing a new kind of
I trust being developed
Where we trust the machines We Trust
The code
Rosalyn having to trust
The humans
As I I think you always point a table that this is
Probably its biggest impact maybe as a standard across the world that we all agree
How to talk to this blockchain
Unsolved
That we can all
Issue
Smart contracts we can issue
My transactions on this chain
And
We don't need for Nestle Trussville know the other people that would dealing
So we're going to go into great that's I think with blockchain but it sent me one of these
Technology
As far as learning goes
I talk about it
Ghetto following the ensor
This number of here for npm which is a node package manager the
Wheel
Talking about and teaching your body
There's 8 billion downloads last week
It's probably higher this week
That's amazing. Now you can download libraries and build code
So the program now is not really about writing that much code it's
It's about
Gluing code together
That's
Best both like an amazing
Power that you have
But also we don't know
The individual building blocks that well
So this is Cypress Security problems at
And we don't know how nicely to test
These packages that well in the cloud
Artificial intelligence
Example
Are we don't
We don't know how
To test
When are they going to break
You know as we saw with the trading system
It lost its lost trillion dollars
That's something that
A critical issue
So we're living in this world now we that's volatile uncertain complex
And
We need to operate on a different way
111 software we realize that we have to be agile
But we have to deploy code learn from it
Updated
Correct
On my senses
The business has to operate differently now as well
The weekday dealing with systems that are not mentally stable
We doing the systems that are either come
Assistance or chaotix
Justin Bieber
And in this world
This means that we have to
Test the market
Deploy code fast
Update all codes
Until we're going to be talking
A lot about how that is affecting India
Yes
I was just going to I was just going to make a comment there and that
One of the ways you see this more clearly
Is that
If you look at the average deployment speed of companies in
Fortune 500
You're looking about once every two months
And if you look at the leaders
In the space they're deploying several times a day
And so if it takes you learn longer to learn
You're going to be in trouble
And it is precisely this Loop
The Book of Luke
And these are some
Very clear
Numbers
And you look at organizations then
We often think about many organizations that we know and we stay there in trouble
Because we can see
That they're simply don't have the capabilities
Most fast
But just be
Yeah
On the sky
Developed bicycle doodle Loop
John Boyd
He didn't write that much but he's worth reading
And that's another thing that will be hopefully
Conveying to you this sitting books
You should be reading.
There's people that have haddock
Experiences
Wedding sites
Aaron Paul
He goes inside
You know from
Fighting in war
Where he found the
The US planes were fighting against
The mix
On the big was the superior plane on yet
The app
US1
For some reason what having a high kill ratio
And what he found out what is the
Pilots go through this week
I'm so now this is what we basically I do
In in business
Is
We try to go through this doodle Loop
Faster than our competitors
But that's it that's
An issue for companies
How do you change your culture to do that
So as you
Pony La Table
How do you compete with somebody like Amazon
How do you compete with a Google
No it's clear that you can
But you have you you have to really understand
Who your customer is
I'm on what your advantage
How can you
Be more agile
So I think that's your mission if you like him in school
Is
We put a handsome lot of these Technologies
We want to show you how you can do the same as us
It won't take you that long
In a week
But you could you can learn how to deploy smart contract
How to deploy
A cybersecurity control
So we'd encourage you to follow us just like these little ducklings
We will hopefully lead you
Through this Jungle of information
Islamic information out there
Our goal is to base
Physically
Cut a path through this
And take you to the in Central Point
We think you'll need
How to understand the digital
Transformation
So what's up with that
I'll hand it over I think
Lisa
Headed over to you able
A video about so
Multiple switch
Screen tear
Ableton share
Know when you can see my screen
So thank you John
And Lisa for the introduction
This is something we spend a lot of time thinking about
Luckily enough we get paid
To do it
Are we talk with a lot of companies in many different Industries throughout the world
And so we have the
The advantage of having an overarching comprehensive View
And we touch the technology
We use them in around research and we apply them as well
And so our research for the fall yes for both of us as well as their Consulting engagements
A role in Industry so we're bringing back a lot of that to you
And at the same time as John mentioned that this is
Not something you buy or
Something you finish it is a continuous process
And we're hoping to give you the framework
As to how to
To think about this
Which is as I mentioned not at all easy does it something we wrestle with
Ourselves as well
In one of these topics perhaps one of the most
Poignant examples in the space
Is the question of Cyprus
Security were inundated with messages from the Press
Everywhere we look
There are threats
And so does a challenging environment to ground yourself in to be able to make
Decisions
Datar
That have solid fundamentals and how do you think about this is one of the challenge
And so we touch a number of topics through this through this domain
But I wanted to give you a specific one
That is one of the lessons that we
That we using
The course
And son this case
Precisely when it comes to the question of how
Do you think about security and specially how do you communicate with your leadership
And make this threat that exist
Visible
Is precisely what I'm going to
To be speaking about
So we
We often
Think about this in and we work a lot in the space
If you look at our biased you'll see that
We've been doing this for over 10 years
And would work with government
And we work with industry and we work in the number of the main
Applying machine learning in order to
Snakes in the space and in general
It is one of the biggest problems that we face
Especially when it comes to a shortage of the talent
But one of the
Problems with struggle with is that as opposed to a crime that gets exist that gets
Committed in the physical world where you see somebody holding up a gun
Or you see some riot
A lot of what happens in the cyber world
It's not visible
It happens
On wires
It happens on software
And so how do you understand what this threat is
Is one of the questions that we were thinking
Enter address this side with the cybersecurity
Mighty mighty mighty
There's an experiment that was fun
And the experiment was very simple
For those of you who don't know I did Mighty reset on an open network
That means that there are no
Firewall Sterno
Wall
Between the world
Off the internet and networks
And ourselves
We said
Completely open
Which is great for collaboration
It's great to study the spread
And it's also
Anybody that's on the network right
For a long time the pastor has been if you cannot stand on the network on your on you should not be on the network so there went
Meaning of erratic
Apostrophe
Anna has some historical background
The experiment that was run
Was to take a machine
And simply connected to the network
Turn it on connected to the network
No one was going to touch this
This machine it was not going to be used
It was going to be connected for 12 hours
But that was it
Know what Longwood log on
Nothing would be done in this machine other than
Turning it on
And connecting it to the network
And in addition to that
The attack data
Was going to be collected
This attack data
After this 12 hours wisdom process
The eyepiece that were connected to the machine
It was geocoding being done to them meaning it just spatial resolution
Then furthermore
This this Saturday.
Was created on to a KML
File
Which is
Which makes it possible to be able to absorb it at
Global
On a global comp
So what I'm going to show you next is I'm going to show you
Defile
Of the data
That we saw
It's I'm going to go hide
And open up
Google Earth
And then I'm going to go ahead and select
File
Once it comes up
That has this data
I'm going to
Open that up
And
I'm going to
So bad
On the screen
And if you see my little
Spinner there
It's because
Of the tremendous amount of data
.
Is being loaded
And so what you see here is you see
City of Boston of Cambridge Massachusetts
And there are so many connections that you can't even see the map
It is a tremendous
Volume
Of attacks that were launched app on this machine
That was
Just sitting on the side minding its business
There was an effort as well
To provide a resolution
Of all of the host
The ones in red are known to be
Bad
Players
That they're launching attacks
But the rest of it is not
There's also a coordinated pack
Ohmeda coordinated attack by date distributed attacks throughout the world
Very much every single country on the planet
Is represented with a couple of exceptions
I can let
You are
Two guesses what those are when
In the comments
I bet if I start going across the world in the
Resolution here is a little choppy because we are projecting
But you can get a sense here of what
What's taking place throughout the world
And it is pretty
Solid coverage
Throughout
So let me go ahead and go back
2
My slides
An exit
My
My environments here
And I machine gets a little bit overwhelmed from all the day
The data
Tremendous the one thing that I'll mention is that
When it comes to communicating with leadership
This is one of the most effective
I wish
Audi
The history of MIT that I started to mention and the
Posture
And the policy
The administration had taken
I do to a good historical reasons that we could get into
Was for the very first time
When the administration saw this picture they said
Maybe we should consider firewalls
Maybe we should consider
Additional measures
I can share with you that now there is an option to opt then
To get this types of protections
And in large part it was motivated
By this time of visibility this type of understand
This is this is a a good take away from the
Dealers things to know as well as that the web is now a very large place
At the latest count of the Google index
130 trillion pages
Huge space
At the same time if I were to ask you how long would it take to scan the entire internet
This would be something that most likely
It would say it would take a very long
In for a long time it did take a long time
And this is one of those things that going back to what John was saying
These assumptions that we need to
Reverse that over and over
You can now
Scan the entire internet
That's a 10 million packets per second
In about 6 minutes
So that means that you can launch the type of tax
In cybercriminals are like any other industry
They're creating business products
And they're trying to exploit this vulnerability
With this type of capabilities you can imagine the type of blanket coverage they can
I shouldn't
B2 negative because at the same time and it's also capabilities that the good guys have
And they can start
To get a sense of the bad players on the global
Scale so it is that type of arms race that
Is common in the space I should also say that we talk about patterns and we talk
About waist
To address this
And we try hard
Not to do
The fight the fear in certain
X with it
Cyber-security space is hard not to do
But we give you some good
Ways to to look at
This problem
The last one that I mentioned in this one simply and in the
The contacts
Thinking about examples that are accessible in the
You can share with your organization
Is an example of an experiment that was run the summer
And wear a 225
GPS spoofer
Was
Could be used
To disrupt
GPS
And you can see here sort of the alarm is headline right that
Swiffer can send vehicles on to you
Oncoming traffic
You can see their the components
It's a Raspberry Pi which is
A very low-cost computer
And a handful of other off-the-shelf pipe component
Answer again
This makes
Death threat
Real it makes it accessible and this is a good way often to communicate
With the leadership
And you should have company at with many of the other
Parts that we will
Covering the course
Habitat we wanted to give you a specific taste
Of some of the lessons
That you will be seeing in the class a company invite exercises that would have Hands-On
Touching of the
Technology
That'll pass it back
Thank you both I think that was a really great introduction to the concepts that we
Will be talking about
In the course and some of the amazing content that you can expect
Here so
Let me go back to the slides that I had here so
Just take a few more minutes to give you a little bit more of an orientation around the course
And what you might
Stacked in in coming into this
Horse likes
Stokes
So we divided the course really into four main chunk
Blockchain
Cloud artificial intelligence and iot in Cypress
Security
And within that within each chunk
We have a bunch of videos with with
Are two professors here who who talk about some of these Concepts and and help you learn
A little bit about the technology and and and the implications of the technology
But then the other part of the course which is really exciting is Summit are some of these
Exercises
A van
What's John and Abel talked about these hands on tools
This is a contact
Sports we brought this into the course and really give you the opportunity to work with you
These Technologies
And I'm in in really play around and get it again a better sense for what you can do even at your own death
Stop
So we'll talk about that just a little bit more in a minute but I think that's a really exciting
Part of this
Course
So just to kind of highlight some of the course features again we've got these
Fantastic
Faculty members here that you learn from in video form
And then we've got these days
Incredible Hands-On activities I just
Hold a couple of
Examples here I just
That this is
This is not a spectator
Spectator type of course
This is a course where you're really going to have to actually
Download things onto your computer
Create account
And actually do things like creating your own cyber currency
You know assessing your own sweats how websites are are interacting with the outside
Edd world
These are all things that you will actually do in this course and and you'll be able to
You'll learn how to how to take a real Hands-On approach
I think this makes this course incredibly unique
Enrich
The final feature that I just wanted to
I'm highlight with you is the fact that if you take this course you'll be able to continue to interact
With these two guys with Abel and John and and get the opportunity to take webinar
Guys with them
And importantly we also have a mighty learning facilitators that will be with you all
All along the way
So these are many of them are actually tables former students
These are people that are our experts in this area that are available to you
U2 office hours
And through interacting with you on
Discussion boards in any other ways
To help make sure that your understanding the material that you get any help in some
Support that you need as you go through the course
So we're very pleased to be able to have these guys as
Part of the course
And again and I think this brings a nice tan
A nice sense of
Portland Community
To The Learning Experience
Again this is this course is brought to you from by MIT professional education
That is really is Mission is really to provide this gateway to what's going on at MIT
Through these types of Education
So it is these are all in as you can see these are faculty Todd
3D School of Engineering and and they have a lot of on site
On-campus programs
And then a growing portfolio of online programs
Okay
So with that I think it's time for us to turn to the growing number of Q&A
Questions that are that are showing up in our Q&A box
So I'm going to go ahead and start
Looking through these and I'll pitch some of these
So
Lisa I tie I took a look at
The Q&A and there was a question
Facebook none of this one but it was from 10 people considering taking the course
And they're asking how they might
Convinced that manager to pay for
My my answer to that is but
Wiggle give you tools for example let's suppose you have a website
You're implying people to design your website
We can show you how to test out that website
And find out whether it's performance will not
And we can show you how to do that literally in 22nd
Was built in
You can deploy
Very easily passed out a website
The other one is
Putting up
A web server yourself
Literally you can do it in 20 seconds
So
If you want to convince your manager that you should take this call
It's because
You'll be able to not only control your subcontractors but you'll be able to do things yourself that
You color salt with difficult
But now it's become much easier
So
You know the world is becoming too small complex
Play
The things that used to be difficult
I'm now quite easy
And we want to show you some of those things
That's my answers the yolk
We just about Steve
That we say we're going to take you from being able to run $20 an hour to $200 an hour
Believe me after this course
You'll be worth a lot more
That's a great point then I'll share an experience with their own students
If you think about it
The technology that you would need to be able to do
A recognition of students in the class
There was an effort by a group of them to try to create
The equivalent of a digital PA that gives you
Credit for participation in class
And one of them would be simply was in class are you paying attention
Now you could go away and study the algorithms you could study the theory you could write the code and two years later
Maybe you have
Prototype
A group of students in our class did that
And the reason they did it is because they're using very much the same principles that
We are sharing with you
They're laying or or making use of the abstractions that exist that are very powerful
And allow you to be a lot more productive so when it comes to Roi
I think about that think that
You're saving time
You're making better decisions
And I think that would be a strong argument
Or they said there's a story to share the
That's great thank you
There's a number of people in suspense scanning the question to number people are at this is more of the administrator
Just kind of wondering about the live sessions and
And those types of things
The live sessions will be a combination will have some with these guys and then we'll have office hours
With your learning facilitators
The learning facilitators will be scheduling those throughout the week
So that you can join when it's
When you have
The time to do so when it fits with your schedule
Live sessions with with John and Abel will generally be around this time
Time of day so
You know they're located here in in
Cambridge Massachusetts so
So we generally on schedule those for the
For the beginning of the day East Coast time so that
That tends to spend the most
Time zones for everybody I know it doesn't always work for everyone but that's
We did the best we can with the global audience
We do record every session so if you're not able to attend
You'll certainly have access to the recording and so so not to worry
Other than that that the course is fairly self-paced
And somebody else was asking about how it works we will
Roll out new material every week
And with that material there will be a new set of assignments to go through
And I'm you questions for you to to explore and and Technologies for you.
Explorer
How you when you say roll lives I mean this website
Correct material is going to be on the web
That's right that's right we have at a learning management system at a platform
So to speak that where we have everything
We don't we
This is a test totally self-paced course
So we do open up it open up new material every week
So that everyone is going through it more or less at the same time
And we do that again because we're creating this community and we have discussion boards when you can be
Talking to each other in
Thank you
At least I just a comment on some of the questions that I'm seeing in there some question around is it more of a business course or more
More of an engineering course and
You know how much of the code do you need to touch
Is John mention where we're shooting for that 5-minute experience that can ground your thinking
And for example I do an example of
How do you create a chatbot write a chatbot uses artificial intelligence that uses
Data
Enlarge
And large collections that have been amassed by the big vendors
And I do in 5 minutes
Right and so
Having
Create a chatbot
It's completely different
And you will never
Never have the same level of understanding
If you've touched it
If you've done it
Verses that if you've just read about it
And so we are asking you to touch technology
But we're very conscious that you're not going to be a computer scientist
And that you do not have
Too much time because this is
Professional education so
We are sticking to the hours per week and maybe you can say something about the volume of work Lisa
But we do
We have created this course with that in mind
That you're not a technology
Is that you're not an engineer
But that you
You will be able
A lot of fun
Being able to create a chatbot
Being able to create a cryptocurrency
It's
It really opens up
Your palate
Thinking and
That's an exciting
Yes we really do want to get your hand you want we want you to get your hands dirty with this stuff without without
Getting to bog down and in the technology behind it but to give you that
That
Flavor fruit for how does actually work so you're not just looking at it
Conceptually
You can really get a sense
For some of the tools that are out there
Amazing
Amazing amazing the way that we we bring meat into the course
The learning effort
Generally Beast a four to six hours a week of that to some of that time is spent on video
And then the other
Part of that time is spent
I'm theone on the assignments would you also have some knowledge checks just to make sure that you're
I'm understanding what's going on in this
If you're not getting a concept 2
CSUN alert yourself that you needs it
Go back and review something
But a lot of the focus is really on these application activities
So
So that's fantastic
I think we could answer this question but I keep seeing it so many times that people are wondering is this
Just appropriate for me if I'm self-employed and not part of an organization
I'm a consultant to organizations but I don't have my own organization
I would say absolutely there's there's nothing that says you need to be part of an organization
To do this
Lisa and this new gig economy going to be working
So absolutely I saw I saw there was a question from a lawyer
Honey
And actually
The whole side of security area is opening up for attorney
We have we have some coming lecture about summer cool
The first thing that happens if you are attacked
Get yourself a good attorney
A man that serious advice
So some of these things
As well
You know we're very much aware of the business contacts
But I think
It's this kind of new tooling which is
Changing the way business works
I'm so
For you to make decisions these days
You need to understand not just
The very high level was able was saying
You can read about this
Until you touched it
You want have a good understanding of what it can do when what
Concert
And that's what we want to give you the
And I'm wearing Susie Astic about some of these things
But we're also a very much aware of
The difficulties on the
Maybe the failing season
Haha
It was a dream if you like for many years and now it's happened and it didn't quite happen
Technologies going to be like
We will give you that hands-on experience
If that's okay
On the table saying you know we have stayed
Weeks
Can write
Something that
5 years ago I would probably
$5000000
You know right
10 diploid
And now you can do it in the
And just to add to that because of the questions that I'm seeing is
Someone wrote about how to challenge a technology team when they're making a presentation
In one of the things that we often see both John and I especially in the area of blockchain and we cringe
The claims that are being made
Is that there's a lot of misinformation
A lot of products that
Don't really exist
And yet they're being successful in the market and so
We will speak to this quite a bit during
Course in and give you some
Some Basics that you can carry cereal
CNN
And certainly
Be able to see weather say a cryptocurrency
Has any Merit
Or any of the claims that they are making our are actually
Have a chance of
The Impossible
Let's see what
What else can we can we ask I think a lot of people I've seen a lot of
Common themes in the in the questions here
I know one person ask then again this is a little bit more on the administrative side
Some concern about the holidays what do I do do I want to start a course when the holidays are coming
I will tell you that we take
I'm a couple of weeks off during the holidays and we don't release new material during that the holiday
Headaches during the two-week of
Two weeks of the holiday season I think it's Christmas week and New Year's week
So if that's a concern not to worry we actually stretch this course out a little bit to accommodate that
So you can so so you can rest assured it won't say it won't ruin your holiday season although
I think many people likes to suspend that time kind of catching up and you'll have so many new things to play with if
You do like technology so you can use the holidays too
To go back in and play some more
So
Alright
So I think we've got
And also some questions and that in the chat
I do encourage you to put it into the Q&A box
So
So anyway so let me look over here and
This is kind of an interesting question this
Participant is asking about my role is to identify use cases based on AI
RPA Based on data dump slice-and-dice using text analysis can I be able to create you
Cases of blockchain chain iot
That kind of thing and it is from this course will this help them
Put together use cases
Honest Technologies
Lisa ammonite
So what type of light ticket cost
Introduction to Computing and data science
So one of the things we can cover it
In depth
Is one of the biggest problems with data science
Exactly cleaning the data
Resting the day for into a form
But you can deploy Tool song
I'm so we actually cover that
Quite well
So the first part of the question to buy
Actually handling realdata we do that
It's amazing insights you can get from
From data I was going to talk about Boston we got
The whole lot of Boston
Cities data
What they pay people unemployment
And it gives you amazing insights into Highway city is wrong
Really scary inside
Sentinel
You know this intense now instrumentation of the corporation
Is something that everyone is doing
But the problem is
What do you do with that date
So having lots of data
Is
Let It Go you need to clean it
And make sure that you connect
Actually
Deploy the tools on it
Cleveland
An understand what it means
And so being a data scientist is going to what are the things that with t
Teaching us to
And based on that experience
It's part of this course as well
Mates rates
Just to be clear I see a number of people asking about you
Higher knowledge
Prerequisites that kind of thing
Would you suggest that they have a grounding in any particular area in order to make the most of it
Discourse
Yeah I think
I was just going to say that this does not require
Does not have any prerequisites
And so we are expecting the majority of people to be decision-makers meaning
You either wearing engineer a long time ago and haven't touched ichnology for the last 10 years plus
Or you wearing NBA and
Never had the technology
And so are
Goal is to give you access an interesting Lee enough
Whether you wear an engineer or an MBA it's much the same challenge
Can I see where
Star engineer writing for Intel operating systems
Tendonitis
Guess what
It is a completely different world
The stars are now different people to technology
Completely
I changed
And so
Again you do not need to have
For this course meaning
You do not need to
Know how to
Write code
It helps if you do
But it's
It's
The start of things that the basics
We will we will be asking the students to write lots of time but will be giving them coyotes
That we want to run
I'm so that's a framework that they can that alter
But we do want to
We we do want them to get involved in that
Because it makes
Such a difference
As I was showing that one slide you know this
800000 libraries that they can take advantage of
So if you ever want to write something
You know you want to put up a web server
It's literally
You can do it no one line of code now
Sorry I mean that one line is cooling lots of other code
It's very compact
I'm sorry
Today you're not right it's not
It's like the old story about
Knowing which
You know I'm down to hit with a hammer
But you got a hammer but
You have to
Know what the heck
I'm sorry
It's the same today there's a lot of information out there
YouTube
If you can find on YouTube
It's millions of videos that they will take you
Alone time
How to find your way through the
So
Again where it where we want to be like guides showing you
Okay this is the path that these are the main points that you need one.
Now you can go off and explore around
You know you can spray off that path yourself
Will will take you by the hand through
The jungle
That's a great point in the
There's not too much content
And when you make a search say for blockchain you might get a million hits back
Worthy start reading
Did I might take you two weeks
To figure out one component of it and what about the rest
And so like Jonathan Argo list
To give you a set of
Curated
Experiences in
Content that we've tried in the classroom and
In other types of context or that are part of Greece
Search that we have done
In
And make this accessible
Great well I'm watching the timing and went to sit at a time I just had a couple of
A closing that I wanted to say first of all thank you so much
A valentine for being here today for sharing this is fascinating perspectives
I think we've given people a good sense for what you know for what's in the course
If your question hasn't gotten answered
And I know that there are there have been a lot of questions coming in there still coming in
New hat we have program advisor standing by that can help answer your specific question
I know we couldn't get to everything today
But if you have a burning question they really trying to figure out is this a good course for me
That's what our program advisors are there for
Do reach out to them talk to them about your concerns or your situation and they can help you make
That decision so
If they have questions by the way they're they're turning to us and we're going
To The Faculty even if if we need to get those answered so we want to make sure that you can have the information you need
To make a good decision about the course
I will also say that I think we're going to post on the chat a link
To the to the registration page
So if I could ask somebody from the program support team at there we go they were just waiting for me to say that I think
I think you just sent it to the panelists so
Just make sure that we've got it to all the attendees as well
So if you are a few
If you're intrigued by what you've heard today and you want to go ahead and apply please you
Click on the the link there again I'm not sure there we go now I think everybody
There's the link for the application it's also on the MIT professional education website
As well
See you can find more information there
All right well with that I think I'm going to go ahead and close
Close the webinar so thanks again to our outstanding faculty for being here with us
Today
I'm in sharing their own fascinating perspectives
And thank you to everybody who's attending
Hope you'll consider this course and I'm come back for more at MIT
And I hope to see you there
Take care everybody and have a good rest of your day
Goodbye
Nikki Glaser
Thank you everyone take care
Bye bye
Bye bye
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