Raymond Yee
February 25, 2014 (http://is.gd/wwod1411)
Day_08_B_Metro_Diversity.ipynb
As I announced on bCourses this weekend, you might benefit from studying a less abstract calculation of entropy_rice
, which I present in Day_11_A_Explicit_Entropy_Calc.ipynb
Fill out What's your github account handle? so that AJ or I can add you to our course github organization: Working with Open Data 2014. We'll then be able to create repositories visible to the class only that we can use for your individual and project work.
Due: Friday, March 14, 2014 11:59pm.
Write a 1-2 page proposal on how your group (of 2-3 team members) will conduct a thorough analyses of some open dataset or datasets. Use the following template for your proposal:
To help us brainstorm and refine ideas and to start forming team:
Project Ideas and Team Formation for WwOD 2014, aka http://bit.ly/wwod14projgdoc
Don't forget documents we have on the go:
I need you all to advocate for your own interests, questions, and what you want to learn.
The upcoming midterm: (Day 17, 2014-03-18). It will probably consist of mostly multiple choice questions.
Over the next weeks, we'll be using bCourses and quizzes to review fundamentals and to drill concepts.
Do the simple practice quiz: Day 11 Practice Quiz: Working with Open Data
PfDA
and make sure you can run nbviewer.ipython.org/github/rdhyee/working-open-data-2014/blob/master/notebooks/Day_11_B_Setting_Up_for_PfDA.ipynb.You can sign up for a short class co-taught by Dav Clark and Raymond Yee (March 5): Javascript Visualization | D-Lab. We'll cover some of the same material in this class, but Dav is a great teacher.
Focus:
PfDA
and make sure you can run nbviewer.ipython.org/github/rdhyee/working-open-data-2014/blob/master/notebooks/Day_11_B_Setting_Up_for_PfDA.ipynb.