Dr. Ibrahim Kebbe on Reinforcement Learning, Big Data and Climate Change

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Introducing Our Guest: Dr. Ibrahim Kebbe

I am thrilled to be joined today by Dr. Ibrahim Kebbe, who is speaking with us from Lebanon. Dr. Kebbe is a lecturer at the American University of Beirut, where he teaches Project Management, Management Information Systems, Quantitative Methods, and Technology Management. He is also an accredited instructor for the Enterprise Big Data Programs.

Dr. Kebbe earned his doctorate from Hokkaido University in Japan, specializing in Systems and Information Engineering. His diverse academic and professional background provides a rich foundation for our discussion today.

What to Expect in This Episode

In this episode, we will explore:

1. Educational Evolution: Dr. Kebbe’s experiences as an educator and how the teaching of statistics and Big Data has evolved over the years.
2. Personal Reflections: Insights from Dr. Kebbe’s journey, including key moments from his doctoral research and the advice he would give to his 18-year-old self.
3. Big Data and Global Challenges: How Big Data solutions and algorithms can address some of the world’s most pressing issues, particularly in light of the recent Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.

Engaging with Dr. Ibrahim Kebbe

Join us as Dr. Kebbe shares his expertise and perspectives on the integration of Big Data in education and its potential to drive solutions for global challenges. His insights promise to be both enlightening and inspiring.

Dr. Kebbe, welcome to Big Data Talks. Thank you for joining us today. I’m looking forward to our conversation.