NURS 631 Data Visual. for Analysis

This course introduces the principles, concepts, techniques, and tools for visualizing information in large complex data sets. Unlike scientific visualization, which focuses on the presentation of data that has a spatial or physical correspondence, data visualization focuses on mapping complex, abstract information to a physical representation. The development of effective visualization strategies is crucial for not only facilitating an understanding of large complex data sets but also for driving knowledge discovery and the decision-making processes in a given domain. In this course, students will learn the key principles involved in data visualization and will explore a wide range of visualization approaches that can be applied for understanding complex data across different data types. Specifically, techniques for visualizing: one-dimensional data (e.g., temporal data), two-dimensional data (e.g., geospatial data), multidimensional data (e.g., mapping relational data in n-dimens

Subject: Grad-Nursing

Department: Nursing Division

Credits: 3