Infoviz Final Projects
Final Project Reports and Demonstrations 2023
How did the Generative AI landscape evolve?
Anshita Arya, Melissa Licari, Richa Verma, and Molly Zhang
report
code
Mobile Data Access: Understanding Context for Globally Inclusive UX
Mary Grace Reich and Jennifer Chan
report
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Visualizing Fairness in COVID-19 Resource Allocation Model
Gurpreet Kaur Khalsa, Mudit Mangal, and Orissa Rose
report
The Emotional Link Between Color and Music
Mia Schneider-Martin, Hila Mor, and Nithin Ravindra
report
Visualizing The Human Toll of the Ukraine Invasion
Anjali Bakliwal, Ankita Suresh Shanbhag, and Drake White
report
code
About i247
The goal of information visualization is the unveiling of the underlying structure of large or abstract data sets using visual representations that utilize the powerful processing capabilities of the human visual perceptual system.
In this course, students learn how to COMMUNICATE information visually, EXPLORE and ANALYZE data visually, and ASSESS visual representations in a principled manner. They also develop an understanding of PRINCIPLES (cognitive and design) underlying visualization, and STANDARD representations and when to use them. Finally, students get exposure to history, research, and debates in the field.
Other i247 Classes
Other recent years Spring 2022, Spring 2021, Spring 2020, Spring 2019, Spring 2018, Spring 2017, Spring 2016, Spring 2015, and Spring 2014.
Tools and Techniques
Learning in this course is accomplished via Practice, Principles, Peer Learning, and Programming.
Software tools learned in Spring 2023 were Observable Plot (for creating well-motivated, aesthetically pleasing standard charts), Figma (for designing Infographics), Tableau (for Exploratory Data Analysis), and d3 (for creating novel, interactive visualizations).
Books used: 1. Franconeri et al., The Science of Visual Data Communication, Psychological Science in the Public Interest, 22(3), 110-161, Sage. 2. Knaflic: Storytelling with Data, Wiley, 2015 3. Cairo, Alberto: The Functional Art, New Riders, 2013 4. Jones: Communicating Data with Tableau, O'Reilly, 2014.
GSI: Chase Stokes
Reader: Astoria Ho
Logo by Raymon Sutedjo-The | Icons courtesy thenounproject.com | Design by FreeCSSTemplates.org.
Bar chart in circle by Pedja Ristic from the Noun Project.