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* [https://r4ds.had.co.nz/ R for Data Science] by Garrett Grolemund and Hadley Wickham.
 
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* [https://b-rodrigues.github.io/modern_R/ Modern R with the tidyverse] by Bruno Rodrigues. [https://b-rodrigues.github.io/modern_R/objects-types-and-useful-r-functions-to-get-started.html Chapter 2] provides a detail discussion on R data objects.
 
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* [http://freerangestats.info/blog/2018/05/13/nz-govt-shinyapps Fifteen New Zealand government Shiny web apps]
 
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* [https://nzprimarysectortrade.wordpress.com/2018/10/15/introducing-the-new-zealand-trade-intelligence-dashboard/ Introducing the New Zealand Trade Intelligence Dashboard]
 
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Va.jpg IS428 Visual Analytics for Business Intelligence

About

Weekly Session

DataViz Makeover

Assignments

Visual Analytics Project

Course Resources

 



Data Visualisation Desinger

In this course, students will be exposed to and gain hands-on experience on several generic visual analytics toolkit and specialised data visualisation applications. Below are a list of the core software tools for this course.

Desktop Data Visualisation Designer

Tableau

  • Tableau home page [1]
  • Training and Tutorials [2]
  • Visual Gallery [3]
  • Blogs that inspired
    • The Information Lab [4]
    • DataRemixed [5]

JMP Pro

  • JMP home page [6]
  • Discovering JMP [7]
  • JMP Learning Library [8]
  • JMP® for Students 1: Navigation and Use [9]

QlikView and/or Qlik Sense (Optional)

  • Qlik home page [10]
  • QlikView home page [11]
  • Qlik Sense home page [12]

Power BI (Optional)

  • Power BI homepage [13]
  • Guided Learning [14]
  • Power BI Documentation [15]


Online Data Visualisation Designer

Flourish


Specialised Data Visualisation Tools

Interactive Exploratory Data Analysis

High-dimensional Data Visualisation

  • Treemaps [18]
  • Hierarchical Clustering Explorer [19]

Time-series Data Visualisation

Graph Visualisation

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