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Tableau Visualization

Tableau is arguably the biggest deal now in terms of data visualization for non-programmers. Let's pretend you are not a programer. Learn and experience what it is like to make visualizations using Tableau to answer the same questions about your classmates in our course.

For each of the question, think about what chart you should use to convey your answer and make your best effort to create something that makes sense to you. There's no right or wrong. When we meet in the class again, we will set aside time for each team to discuss and compare the variety of visualization solutions each member has come up with for the same set of questions. It will be fun!

To include a Tableau visualization in your report, take a screenshot, save it as an image, put it in the learning/week2 folder, and replace ![screenshot](screenshot.png) with your own image. Please makes sure your screenshot includes the entire Tableau interface including the controls, widgets ...etc.

How big the deal Tableau really is?

(write your answer based on the statistics you can find online)

How many submitted on or before the deadline? (8/24/15)

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Code being applied to all users that looks for created_at dates before 8/24/2015. The answer is 21.

How many submitted after the deadline?

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Same as the first question but applying it to people that submitted after 24. The answer is 5.

How many people are CSCI majors?

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The answer is 21 if you count up the ones that include the parameters (Computer, CS, and cs).

Who has the ID "13950166"?

screenshot3.png) The user ID matches with the user Login. It is highlighted.