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Lesson 14 of [[MDC1213]]

Slide 1: Title Slide

    Graph Theory and Social Network Analysis

Slide 2: Course Overview

    Brief summary of the course objectives and lesson topics

Slide 3: Introduction

    The significance of graph theory and social network analysis in understanding complex systems

Slide 4: Defining Graph Theory

    Explanation of graph theory and its applications in various fields

Slide 5: Graph Structures

    Types of graph structures, such as directed and undirected graphs, weighted and unweighted graphs, and bipartite graphs

Slide 6: Graph Representations

    Representing graphs using adjacency matrices and lists, and other methods

Slide 7: Graph Algorithms

    Examples of graph algorithms, such as Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm, Kruskal's minimum spanning tree algorithm, and the PageRank algorithm

Slide 8: Network Analysis

    Understanding networks as interconnected systems

Slide 9: Social Network Analysis

    Using graph theory to analyze social networks and relationships

Slide 10: Degree Centrality

    Identifying influential nodes in a network using degree centrality

Slide 11: Betweenness Centrality

    Identifying key nodes in a network that act as bridges using betweenness centrality

Slide 12: Closeness Centrality

    Identifying nodes that are central to the network in terms of closeness using closeness centrality

Slide 13: Eigenvector Centrality

    Identifying influential nodes that are connected to other influential nodes using eigenvector centrality

Slide 14: Community Detection

    Identifying communities or groups of nodes in a network using community detection algorithms

Slide 15: Small-World Networks

    Understanding small-world networks and their significance in social network analysis

Slide 16: Scale-Free Networks

    Understanding scale-free networks and their significance in social network analysis

Slide 17: Network Dynamics

    Analyzing changes in network structures over time

Slide 18: Diffusion and Contagion

    Understanding the spread of ideas, behaviors, and diseases through networks using diffusion and contagion models

Slide 19: Computational Social Science

    Applying social network analysis and graph theory in computational social science research

Slide 20: Real-World Applications

    Examples of social network analysis in various fields, such as epidemiology, marketing, and political science

Slide 21: Ethical Considerations

    Ethical considerations in the use and interpretation of social network analysis in various fields

Slide 22: Privacy and Data Protection

    Addressing privacy concerns in social network analysis and data protection

Slide 23: Bias and Discrimination

    Addressing issues of bias and discrimination in social network analysis

Slide 24: Network Visualization

    Techniques for visualizing and communicating network data

Slide 25: The Future of Graph Theory and Social Network Analysis

    Predictions for the future of graph theory and social network analysis

Slide 26: Interdisciplinary Connections

    The connections between graph theory and social network analysis with other fields, such as computer science, mathematics, and sociology

Slide 27: The Importance of Collaboration

    Collaborative efforts in graph theory and social network analysis research

Slide 28: The Role of Technology

    The use of technology in advancing graph theory and social network analysis

Slide 29: Overcoming Challenges

    Strategies for overcoming challenges in graph theory and social network analysis research

Slide 30: Conclusion

    Recap of the importance of graph theory and social network analysis in understanding complex systems and analyzing social networks.