22 October 2020
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Class Schedule
Basics | sessions 01-03
- 13 Aug intro and clients | lecture | labs
- 20 Aug servers and command line | lecture | labs
- 27 Aug networks and protocols | lecture | labs
Web Development | sessions 04-07
- 03 Sep structural layer | lecture | labs
- 10 Sep presentational layer | lecture | labs
- 17 Sep using a structure | lecture | labs
- 24 Sep behavioral layer | lecture | labs
Dealing with Markup | sessions 08-09
Working with Data | sessions 10-13
- 15 Oct formulas, functions, vectors | lecture | labs
- 22 Oct data display | lecture | labs
- 29 Oct manipulate data sets | lecture | labs
- 05 Nov relational data bases | lecture | labs
Presentation | session 14
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Glance over these items to prepare yourselves for the data display session.
Watch this TED talk and hink about how numbers can be converted into pictures that inform us
Our displays won't be quite as complex or sophisticated, but we will begin to underestand why and how to create a visual display of data.
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Some other assistance (should you need it)
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Other items relevant to today's class
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- Visualizing Parts to a Whole in Excel Charts
- How to Build Instant Charts with Google Sheets’ Explore Feature
- It’s official: Data visualization has gone mainstream
- New York Times: 2018 - the year in charts
- 3 Charts That Explain How Users Read Online
- The Five Stages of Grief Over the Death of Pie Charts
- Washington Post: This chart is the best explanation of middle-class finances you will ever see
- Business Insider: 26 simple charts to show friends and family who aren't convinced racism is still a problem in America
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22 October lecture | preps | thoughts about data display | creating a data display