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Content
The VU Visual Data Science will discuss how techniques from visualisation and visual analytics can be applied to data science. The lecture will start with a theoretical introduction to different concepts of visualisation and visual analytics (lecture 1 & 2). The second part of the lecture (lecture 3-5) will deal with the practical application of Visual Data Science, namely the selection of charts, and trust in visualisations. An overview of current applications and libraries will be given (lecture 6-8). The lecture part then concludes with the late-breaking research topics of trust in visual interpretation (lecture 9) and how AI methods are used in visualisation (lecture 10).
Lecture Part
# | Date | Time | Type | Title |
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L1 | 06.10.2021 | 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Meeting (Zoom) | Introductory lecture ("Vorbesprechung") & Introduction to Data Visualisation General information on the lecture & What is visualisation and visual analytics? |
13.10.2021 | no lecture | |||
L2 | 20.10.2021 | available from 11:00 on | Pre-recorded video | Introduction to Visual Data Science I Terms and concepts, data types, interdisciplinary approaches |
L3 | 27.10.2021 | available from 11:00 on | Pre-recorded video | Introduction to Visual Data Science II Terms and concepts, data types, interdisciplinary approaches |
L4 | 03.11.2021 | 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Meeting (Zoom) | Usage of Charts and Plots in Data Science How to select the right chart based on the data? |
L5 | 10.11.2021 | available from 11:00 on | Pre-recorded video | Applications & Libraries I Charting libraries |
L6 | 17.11.2021 | 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Meeting (Zoom) | Applications & Libraries II Applications |
L7 | 24.11.2021 | 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Meeting (Zoom) | BI Tools Getting to know Tableau, MS Power BI, and OmniSci |
L8 | 01.12.2021 | 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Meeting (Zoom) | Trust in Visualisation How to correctly interpret what we see? |
08.12.2021 | no lecture | |||
L9 | 15.12.2021 | 11:00 - 12:00 | Online Meeting (Zoom) | AI in Visualisation Visualisation for understanding AI & Using AI for better visualisations |
Lab Part
Lab organisation and submissions are done via TUWEL.
The lab part of the VU outlines the different stages of a data science workflow. Every data science workflow consists of five stages: Discover, Wrangle, Profile, Model & Report. We will work on all stages and see how visualization can be used in every stage (except Discover). The lab part has the following deadlines:
# | Date & Time | Description |
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D1 | 10.11.2021 23:59 | Selection of topic & stage Discover finished - submission of short report (1 A4 page). |
D2 | 17.12.2021 23:59 | Stages Wrangle and Profile finished - submission of report (at least 3 A4 pages). |
D3 | 18.01.2022 23:59 | Stages Model and Report finished - submission of report (at least 3 A4 pages). |
D4 | 19.01.2022 & 26.01.2021 | Final presentations (with dashboard from Report stage). |
Grading
The following points can be achieved in the lecture:
Interactive lecture part (TUWEL) | 30 points |
Discover | 5 points |
Wrangle | 5 points |
Wrangle (Bonus) | 5 points |
Profile | 15 points |
Model | 10 points |
Report | 10 points |
Report (Bonus) | 10 points |
Final presentation | 10 points |
The points define the final grade:
Sehr Gut (1) | > 85 points |
Gut (2) | > 75 points |
Befriedigend (3) | > 62 points |
Genügend (4) | > 50 points |
Nicht Genügend (5) | <= 50 points |