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Welcome to the CS294-10 Visualization Wiki!
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Announcements
- Final Poster Presentation Results
- 1st place: Transit System Toolkit
- 2nd place: Categorization and Toolkit Support for Uncertainty Visualization
- 2nd place: Visualization of Movement in Multiscale
- We have posted more information about the Final Project poster presentation and the final paper.
- Final Project has been posted. It has several due dates:
- Project proposals due 3/9
- Initial problem presentation
- 3/16: Leslie; Ashley, Jason; Raymond, Yi-Tao, Neil; Bryan; Pushkar
- 3/21: Brien; Nuttapong; Aaron; Matthew; Mehershad
- 3/23: Todd; Ryan; Cynthia; Noaa, Shareena, Katy
- Midpoint design discussions
- 4/13: Bryan; Pushkar; Nuttapong; Aaron; Mehershad
- 4/18: Raymond, Yi-Tao, Neil; Matthew; Noaa, Shareena, Katy; Brien; Todd
- 4/20: Leslie; Ashley, Jason; Ryan; Cynthia
- Added a new Visualization Gallery page. Please add links to any interesting visualizations or related sites you find!
Schedule: Follow links to get the readings and discuss them
Jan 17: The Purpose of Visualization (Slides)
Jan 19: Data and Image Models (Slides)
- Assignment 1 handed out
Jan 24: Designing Tables and Graphs to Enlighten (Guest lecture by Stephen Few) (Slides 9MB pdf)
Jan 26: Introduction to Tableau and Spotfire (Slides)
Jan 31: Perception (Slides)
- Assignment 1 due before class
- Assignment 2 handed out
Feb 2: Interaction (Slides)
Feb 7: Using Space Effectively: 2D (Slides)
Feb 9: Spatial Layout (Slides)
- Assignment 2 due before class
- Assignment 3 handed out
Feb 14: Software Architectures (Slides)
Feb 16: Color (Guest lecture by Pat Hanrahan) (Slides)
- Part 1 of Assignment 3 is due before class
Feb 21: Graphs and Trees (Slides)
Feb 23: No Class due to BEARS Symposium. Visit the BID open house instead!
- Part 2 of Assignment 3 is due before class
Feb 28: Identifying Design Principles (Slides)
- Final Project handed out
Mar 2: Usability and Evaluation (Slides)
- Part 3 of Assignment 3 is due before class
- Assignment 4 handed out
- Note: Part 1 of Assignment 4 is due on Monday 3/6
Mar 7: Using Space Effectively: 3D (Slides)
Mar 9: Conveying Structure (Slides)
- Final Project proposal due before class
Mar 14: Conveying Shape: Lines (Slides)
- Part 2 of Assignment 4 due before class
Mar 16: Initial Problem Presentations I
- Leslie; Ashley, Jason; Raymond, Yi-Tao, Neil; Bryan; Pushkar
Mar 21: Initial Problem Presentations II
- Brien; Nuttapong; Aaron; Matthew; Mehershad
Mar 22: Initial Problem Presentations III
- Todd; Ryan; Cynthia; Noaa, Shareena, Katy
Mar 28, 30: Spring Break
Apr 4: Conveying Shape: Lighting, Shading and Texture (Slides)
Apr 6: Diagrammatic Depictions of Processes (Slides)
Apr 13: Midpoint Design Discussions I
- Bryan; Pushkar; Nuttapong; Aaron; Mehershad
Apr 18: Midpoint Design Discussions II
- Raymond, Yi-Tao, Neil; Matthew; Noaa, Shareena, Katy; Brien; Todd
Apr 20: Midpoint Design Discussions III
- Leslie; Ashley, Jason; Ryan; Cynthia
Apr 25: Molecular Visualization (Guest lecture by Jack Schonbrun)
Apr 27: Visualization as a Public Good (Guest lecture by Jeff Klingner)
May 2: Animation (Slides) Finish lecture from Apr 11
May 4: Visualization papers from CHI 06 (Slides)
May 9: The Value of Visualization (Slides)
May 11: Final poster presentations in BID lab. 1-3:30pm
Requirements
Class participation (10%)
Assignment 1: Visualization Critiques (5%)
Assignment 2: Creating Visualizations with Existing Visualization Software (10%)
Assignment 3: Creating Interactive Visualization Software (15%)
Assignment 4: Statistical Analysis of User Study Data (10%)
Final Project (50%)
Late Policy: For assignments we will deduct 10% for each day (including weekends) the assignment is late.
Information
Organizers: Maneesh Agrawala (maneesh at cs.berkeley.edu) and Jeff Heer (jheer at cs.berkeley.edu)
Meeting: 310 Soda Hall, Tue-Thu 2:00-3:30 pm
Office Hours:
- Maneesh: 615 Soda Hall, Tue: 3:30-4:30pm, Wed: 5-6pm, and by appointment
- Jeff: 354 Hearst Mining Building Tue-Thu 1:00-2:00 pm, and by appointment
Textbooks:
- The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, (2nd Edition). E. Tufte. Graphics Press, 2001.
- Envisioning Information, E. Tufte. Graphics Press, 1990.
Your best bet is to order them online.
Please order soon. Readings will be assigned in the first week of class.
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