The objective of this project is to develop an automated
means to find good applicants for the MISM Program.
Carnegie Mellon's
Master of Information Science
Management (MISM) program
has consistently been rated by U.S. News and World Reports
as among the top such programs in the country. The MISM program
seeks the best and brightest students as applicants, but despite
the high rating of the MISM program, many good candidates remain
unaware of the program's existence and therefore do not apply.
This project seeks an automated means for identifying candidates
who can be notified (by regular mail not email) about the MISM program.
This project builds on the
Identifying Computer Science
Undergraduates
Project in the Data Privacy Lab. This project brought forth RosterFinder
and more recently, some innovative name extraction programs.
Resources:
RosterFinder slides,
RosterFinder paper,
Name extraction slides.
Assignments:
Assignment 2
