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Weekly on Wednesday at 6:00pm for 4 times
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Webster Hall, 102
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The World-Wide Web is a set of computer technologies that publish and display information over the Internet in a highly interactive manner. Snazzy, interactive visualizations of information produced by science or the digital humanities are all over the Web and easier to create than ever before. In this example-based course you’ll learn about:
• Enough Web plumbing (HTML, CSS, SVG) to write your own web pages
• A programming language to manipulate your web pages (JavaScript)
• A visualization library (D3) that will make your data sparkle.
This workshop is in four parts: Wednesdays, July 10, 17, 24, 31. Snacks and drinks will be provided!
Additional Info
Part of the Summer Research Gatherings & Workshops
Contact Info
Andy Anderson
(413) 542-2255
