Information Studies
Information Visualization
3 credits
Basic theory and practice required to visually represent information. Introduces design principles and practical skills to create effective information visualizations. Examines effect of different visual representations on understanding and meaning. Credit will only be granted for one of INFO_V 419 or LIBR_V 515.
Average
86.2%
Students
345
Sections
9
Grade distribution. <50: 0, 50-54: 0, 55-59: 1, 60-63: 3, 64-67: 1, 68-71: 2, 72-75: 7, 76-79: 26, 80-84: 69, 85-89: 117, 90-100: 117.
Historical Averages
2017–2025
Lowest section avg
85.0%
Highest section avg
88.2%
Terms offered
9
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| Section | Activity | Status | Time | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 002 | Lecture | Open | Tue 09:00-12:00 | Richard Arias Hernandez |
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