ISS 313L
Advanced Data Visualization
Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course is all about the art and science of visualizing data. Learn about the what (types of visualizations, tools to produce them), the how (start with a design, pre-process the data, map it to graphical attributes, make strategic decisions about visual encoding, post-process for readability and visual appeal), and the why (the theory behind the grammar of graphics). Evaluate the clarity, effectiveness, and honesty of visualization choices and improve (your and others') visualizations through an iterative design process. Discuss the role of statistical graphics in modeling and inference. Do it all in R, reproducibly, and using a variety of modern data visualization packages. Prerequisite: Prerequisite: Statistical Science 198L or (198L-1 and 198L-2) or 199L or (199L-1 and 199L-2) or 210L.
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