COMP5048: Information Visualisation S2/2009 |
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Time/Location: |
Thursday 3-5pm, SIT Lab 117 |
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Unit coordinator: |
Associate Professor Seok-Hee Hong |
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Lecturers: |
Professor Peter Eades (Lecturer in charge) |
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Associate Professor Seok-Hee Hong |
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Dr. Tony Huang |
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Contact:
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peter at it.usyd.edu.au |
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News:
22, October: New schedule is up due to a group change 19, October: Schedule for presentations is up. 16, October: Lecture notes for Weeks 10 and 11 uploaded 17, September: Lecture notes for Weeks 7 and 8 uploaded 31, August: Lecture notes for Weeks 4 and 5 uploaded 28, August: Schedule for lectures and VA assignment has been updated 17, August: Lecture notes for week 3 and details on System assignment uploaded |
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Unit Specification Information Visualisation aims to make good pictures of abstract information, such as stock prices, family trees, and software design diagrams. Well designed pictures can convey this information rapidly and effectively. The research challenge for Information Visualisation is to design and implement new algorithms that produce such pictures. Applications include visualisation of biological data, social networks, and software systems. This unit provides basic concepts, techniques and fundamental algorithms to create good visualisations of abstract information. Further, it also provides opportunities for academic research and developing new methods for information visualisation. Assumed Knowledge It is assumed that students have basic knowledge of data structures, as well as programming skills. USYD Policies You are required to carefully read the USYD policies on Academic Honesty, Special Consideration due to illness and misadventure, and Late Submissions. Lecture Timetable (subject to change)
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Assessment
2: Group visualization assignment (VA): report due Sept 17. 3: Critical participation (CA): in Oct 22. 5: Theory exam (TA): Oct 29 in class.
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