ISOM Faculty
The members of the ISOM Faculty are well recognized for their expertise in Information Systems, Management Science/Operations Research, Statistics, and Operations Management. In addition to serving in editorial positions in leading journals, the ISOM faculty members are also prolific researchers and outstanding teachers.
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Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Haldun Aytug
"I am currently researching how data manipulation affects classification problems. The objective in a classification problem is to find a function (called a classifier) that can determine the label of a data point correctly. For example, using the records of past applicants, a creditor can construct a function to determine whether a new credit applicant is creditworthy or not. Constructing a classifier is straightforward if the data can be trusted. Unfortunately, we observe data manipulation in many areas. For example, a spammer might actively alter an email to deceive a spam filter or a [online] seller might omit crucial information about a product on purpose to make a sale. Our research shows how to construct appropriate classifiers when dealing with data that is manipulated. "
Education
Ph.D., University of Florida, 1993;
B.S. in Industrial Engineering, Bogazici University, 1988.
Research Interests
Data mining/machine learning, e-commerce, and scheduling
Teaching
Data mining, business objects, e-commerce, and logistics
ISM 6236: Business Objects
- A Masters level core course
- Coverage: Survey of client-server middle-tier technologies such as Servlets, Enterprise Java Beans, Web Services, Serviced Components, ASP, etc.
ISM6258: Advanced Business Programming
- A Masters level core course
- Coverage: Object oriented programming using a .NET language (C#).
