This is a tentative list and
they may change. Each homework will become valid the week it
goes out.
We
will be turning them in and grading them via Gradescope on
Blackboard. Note that you can only submit one PDF per homework
so you will need to concatenate multiple pages together into a
single PDF document before uploading.
Normally
CS 424 has a fair amount of in-class work, rather than homework,
so many of these assignments are detailed in the lectures, but
this is a central location to help keep track of them.
All are due Friday at 9pm Chicago
Time unless stated differently in the HW description
itself.
Week 15 Homework
1. See the Week 15 In Class
notes for the HW requirements regarding Project 3 Q/A on Piazza
Week 13-14 Homework
No HW this week.
Week 12 Homework
1. Printout of your
Jupyter notebook showing your Covid-19 visualization
progress
Week 11 Homework
No HW this week - be sure to get
your Choice topic in on time
Week 10 Homework
1. See the Week 10 In Class
notes for the HW requirements regarding Project 2 Q/A on
Piazza
Week 9 Homework
1. Printout of your
Paraview tutorial progress
Week 8 Homework
1. Printout of your Jupyter notebook showing
your social network visualization
2. Printout of your US
state population clustering and map
Week 7 Homework
1. Printout of your AOL data
search
2. Printout of your 'Disease
D in Costa Rica' assignment
Week 6 Homework
1. By the end of Tuesday's
class your group should have created a report (including the
names of all of your group members that participated) on
what the group liked about each member's solution to Project
1, made that available on one of the group member's web
pages, and emailed the location of that page to Andy.
Week 5 Homework
1. length and scale of different data dimensions
2. Eurovision map
3.
Plotting data on a map of Illinois
Week 4 Homework
1. Parallel Coordinates
2.
Scatterplot Matrices
Week 3 Homework
1. Printout
of the revised notebook from your Jupyter scavenger hunt
Week 2 Homework
1. Screenshots showing your
progress through the evl weather R tutorial in R-Studio
2. Printout of the notebook
from your Jupyter scavenger hunt
3. URL for the evl weather
example running in your ShinyApps account
Week 1 Homework
Week 1 has
three homework assignments.
1. One page with a variety of initial visualizations of the
Titanic data.
2. One page
on recoloring the H1N1 US Map taking population into account.
3. Create a public web page,
which we will use to host your documentation on the course
projects and presentations. Please create a landing page where
in future you can add links to a number of other pages. At minimum this page should have
your name, and 'CS 424 Spring 2022'. One place to start, if you
don't have a public website already, is people.uic.edu (https://people.uic.edu/). You can
use UIC's VPN (http://accc.uic.edu/service/vpn) along
with 2 factor authentication (https://accc.uic.edu/tag/anyconnect)
to mount this directory on your personal computer for ease of
moving files around (smb://<yourID>.people.uic.edu/). You
can use any other hosting service you wish (e.g. Google), but
these pages must be publicly viewable by everyone in the class
at least until the end of the course. You can use any publicly
available templates as long as you cite them, or create your
own.
Give in the URL of your web page on page 3 of your submission.