Data Visualization with R
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Reminder! The final deadline for all assignments other than the final project is Tuesday, December 10 at 11:59 PM (details)

Schedule

Here’s your roadmap for the semester!

  • Content (): This page contains the readings, slides, and recorded lectures for the topic. Read and watch these first.

  • Lesson (): This page contains an interactive lesson that teaches you the principles and code you need to know. Go through these after doing the content.

  • Example (): This page contains fully annotated R code that you can use as a reference for creating your own visualizations. This is only a reference page—you don’t have to necessarily do anything here. Each section also contains videos of me live coding the examples so you can see what it looks like to work with R in real time. This page will be very helpful as you work on your assignments.

  • Assignment (): This page contains the instructions for either the session exercise (1–3 brief tasks), or for the two mini projects and final project. Assignments are due by 11:59 PM on the Monday after their corresponding sessions. That’s confusing in sentence form—see the schedule table below to see how it works.

tl;dr: You should follow this general process for each session:

  • Do everything on the content page ()
  • Work through the lesson page ()
  • Complete the assignment () while referencing the example ()

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Foundations

Title Content Lesson Example Assignment
August 26–August 30
(Session 1)
Truth, beauty, and data + R and tidyverse
September 3 Assignment for session 1 due
September 3–September 6
(Session 2)
Graphic design
September 9 Assignment for session 2 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
September 9–September 13
(Session 3)
Mapping data to graphics
September 16 Assignment for session 3 due

Core types of graphics

Title Content Lesson Example Assignment
September 16–September 20
(Session 4)
Amounts and proportions
September 23 Assignment for session 4 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
September 23–September 27
(Session 5)
Themes
September 30 Assignment for session 5 due
September 30–October 4
(Session 6)
Uncertainty
October 7 Assignment for session 6 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
October 7–October 11
(Session 7)
Relationships
October 14 Assignment for session 7 due
October 14–October 18
(Session 8)
Comparisons
October 21 Assignment for session 8 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
October 21  Mini project 1 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)

Special applications

Title Content Lesson Example Assignment
October 21–October 25
(Session 9)
Annotations
October 28 Assignment for session 9 due
October 28–November 1
(Session 10)
Enhancing graphics
November 4 Assignment for session 10 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
November 4–November 8
(Session 11)
Interactivity
November 5  Election day!
November 11 Assignment for session 11 due
November 11–November 15
(Session 12)
Space
November 18 Assignment for session 12 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
November 18  Mini project 2 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
November 18–November 22
(Session 13)
Time
December 2 Assignment for session 13 due
December 2–December 6
(Session 14)
Text
December 9 Assignment for session 14 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)

Conclusions

Title Content Lesson Example Assignment
December 9–December 9
(Session 15)
Truth, beauty, and data revisited
December 10 Assignment for session 15 due  (submit by 11:59 PM)
December 16  Final project due  (submit by 11:59 PM)

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