We solicit proposals for tutorials at The 13th IEEE International Conference on Data Science and Advanced Analytics (DSAA'2026) on theoretical foundations, algorithms and techniques, and hands-on data science and analytics. The goal of the tutorials is to reach a wide audience and thus should not only provide a basic introduction, but also cover the most important topics in depth.
Example areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
Data science foundations and theories
Mathematics and statistics for data science
Data quality and misinformation challenges
Trustworthy analytics
Explainable artificial intelligence
Ethics: bias, fairness, transparency and privacy
Visual analytics
Graph/network analytics
Time series / data stream mining
Anomaly or imbalanced domain learning analytics
Intersection of epidemiology and data science
Interdisciplinary data science (data science applications in physics, energy, material science, astronomy, or other sciences)
Tutorial Proposal Requirements
Tutorial proposals should be no more than 2 pages in double column format with font size 10pt + up to 2 pages for references, following the standard IEEE template.
The recommended duration of a tutorial is half-day: 2h:45 min.
The tutorial proposal should include the following information:
Tutorial title, presenters' names, affiliations, addresses, and emails.
Abstract.
Introduction with motivation, specific objectives, intended target audience(s) and prerequisite knowledge / background.
A detailed table of contents providing a sense of both the scope of material to be covered and the depth to which it will be covered.
Each presenter's short biographical sketch, emphasizing relevant qualifications and lecturing experience.
Reference (and provide links if available) previously given relevant tutorials, from the same authors or others. If (part of) the intended tutorial material has been presented elsewhere, the proposal should indicate those respective events (and dates) and describe how much the proposal tutorial is similar / different from previous editions.
Submission Instructions
Tutorial proposals should be submitted via email to the Tutorials Chairs.
Benjamin Fung, McGill University, Canada
P. Radha Krishna, NIT Warangal, India
Sanjay Madria, Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA