Courses
Our lab offers several courses for undergraduate and/or graduate students.
Courses given in the current semester (Winter 2026-2027)
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Selected Topics on Deep Learning over Structured Data 02360028
Prof. Benny Kimelfeld
Machine learning over relational databases, tables and graphs: feature engineering, vector embeddings, graph neural networks, transformer-based foundation models, and explainability.
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Data Management Algorithms for Decision 02360771
Prof. Brit Youngmann
Data management algorithms for reliable decision making: integrating, cleaning and investigating data so that sound conclusions can be drawn from it, in the presence of missing values, inconsistency and bias.
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Databases 02360363
Prof. Hagit Attiya
The theory and practice of database management: the relational and logical models, SQL, relational algebra and calculus, entity-relationship design and normal forms, and semi-structured data.
Courses given in previous semesters (Summer 2026, Spring 2026, Winter 2025-2026)
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Advanced Topics in Computer Science 5 02360605
Prof. Benny KimelfeldSpring 2026
The structured-data machine learning course under the Advanced Topics umbrella number: learning over tables, graphs and relational databases, from feature engineering and vector embeddings to graph neural networks and transformer-based foundation models.
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Topics in Seminar on Responsible Data 02360010
Prof. Brit YoungmannSpring 2026
A seminar on responsible data management — bias removal, fairness and privacy — read through recent papers in the field and presented by the participants.
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Databases 02360363
Prof. Brit YoungmannSpring 2026
The theory and practice of database management: the relational and logical models, SQL, relational algebra and calculus, entity-relationship design and normal forms, and semi-structured data.
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Data Management Algorithms for Decision 02360771
Prof. Brit YoungmannWinter 2025-2026
Data management algorithms for reliable decision making: integrating, cleaning and investigating data so that sound conclusions can be drawn from it, in the presence of missing values, inconsistency and bias.