Microsoft Word - finalProject672A.docx CISC 672 Final project 1 Final Project For your final project, you can either develop a visualization notebook or write a paper: Visualization notebook: Choose a...

Here is my Final Exam for my course of Data Visualization.This paper should describe a problem or method in data visualization, using Jupiter Notebook and describing the finding. cvm


Microsoft Word - finalProject672A.docx CISC 672 Final project 1 Final Project For your final project, you can either develop a visualization notebook or write a paper: Visualization notebook: Choose a dataset, formulate an interesting hypothesis, and use visualization to explore this. Your project should comprise an IPython notebook that develops the visualization in increments, using code and text cells, similar in format to the notebooks used in this class. Include a concluding text cell that summarizes your findings. Paper: Write a paper that investigates an interesting problem or method in data visualization. The paper should provide background (including references to relevant literature) and motivation, explain the problem or method, and discuss future work. It should run about 8 – 12 pages in length not counting figures. Three requirements for all projects 1. Project proposal: Please submit a project proposal by the proposal due date. Your proposal, which should run no more than a page, should include: • a brief description of your proposed project; • the project’s objective; and • relevant references if any. I will review your proposal and respond with recommendations. I'll also indicate whether I believe your project is too ambitious, not ambitious enough, or just right. 2. Project submission: Submit your project by the project due date. Your submission will be either a Word doc or an IPython notebook. If the latter, also submit any datasets or images your notebook requires (you can submit a zip archive if your project spans multiple files). 3. Presentation: We’ll hold project presentations the last week of the term. For your presentation, either present the key points of your paper (using a PowerPoint slide set) or step through the cells of your notebook. Presentations should run about 15 to 20 minutes, though this may vary as necessary. Note: Due to the large class size, presentations are optional. If you intend to present your project, please email me in advance of our last class meeting so that I can prepare a schedule of presentations. If you choose not to present, your final project will count 30% toward your final grade; if you choose to present, your final project will count 25% and your presentation will count 5% toward your final grade. I encourage you to present, though there will be no penalty for not presenting.