Informatiekunde Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Summary includes chapters 1, 3 (Not: Neurons and knowledge about the environment), 4, 5 (Not: Method Event-related potentials; Working memory and the brain), 6, 7, 8, 13. Each chapter has its own glossary.

This summary includes all lecture notes from the beginning through week 5 (Requirements Engineering and Use Cases). Mainly in English, but there are occasional changes with Dutch.

Engelse samenvatting voor het vak OE313a Informatiemanagement/Informatiekunde.

This document contains the most recent summary of a combination of lectures 1-9 and the reading materials for these lectures. It is specificaly created for the midterm this year (2024), so don't use any old summaries! Making this summary, I have used my lecture notes, notes from reading the book, and the lecture slides. Everything you need to know for the midterm exam on is explained and provided in the summary. Summary made during Information Security

This summary gives a clear, easy to understand overview of all the material covered in the lectures and the book during the subject 'Information Security' (infosec). It contains both the mid-term material and the final-term material, and should help you prepare optimally for the exam. Good luck with studying!

Lecture notes, seminar notes (about Rstudio) and 1 chapter of the book all in one summary for the exam of Statistics I. I'm doing a major in Linguistics, but this course also had students from other majors (Communicatie en Informatiewetenschappen, Informatiekunde).

All material that is discussed in the entirety of the Persuasive Technologies (INFOB3PET) course, clearly summarized. Based on the lectures and the book.

This is a clear and handy overview of the entire statistics material that you need to learn for Scientific Research Methods, Information Science UU. This includes the definitions, descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, hypothesis testing, and all the relevant formulas. Good luck with learning! :-)

This is a summary of all lectures and literature that you have to know for the UU mid-term exam of Information Security, including the introduction to information security, cyber risk management frameworks, CORAS risk analysis, cryptography, authentication and access control, web security, and unintended harms. The summary is made to be clear and comprehensive. Good luck studying!

Summary of the LECTURES of the KIPA (knowledge intensive process analysis) course

Summary of the APML course for information science on UU