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Data Viz and Disney Using R Studio

March 4, 2021goodmans2 Leave a Comment

In this project, I will be using a data set that analyzes movie data from various movie production companies. In particular, I thought it would be interesting to see if there is a correlation between the budget of a movie… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Uncategorized tutorial

An Introduction to Regular Expressions (Regex)

March 4, 2021Dominic 3 Comments

Have you ever wondered how a website knows that you’ve input a valid email address or phone number when signing up for an account? Maybe you’d like to parse through a website or text file, searching for and storing all… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 9: Project Preparation regex, regular expressions, tutorial

Tutorial: GitHub

March 2, 2021Henrie F 3 Comments

GitHub is an online space where people can write, share, and collaborate on projects. There is a lot that programmers can do with GitHub, but you do not need to know how to code to use it! It can instead… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 9: Project Preparation github, tutorial

Tutorial: Web Scraping

February 28, 2021Grace Brindle 2 Comments

Web scraping is a form of data collection that focuses on extracting data from websites. Web scraping can be completed manually but is most often done with an automated bot or program that copies the data from a website and… Continue Reading →

Assignments data cleaning, Data mining, tutorial, Tutorial Assignment, Web scraping

Assignment: Network Analysis Exploration

January 29, 2021Henrie F 2 Comments
Individual connections in Paul Revere map

In Using Metadata to Find Paul Revere, Kieran Healy gives a very clear and insightful look into networks and the ways they can be used to glean important information. Healy shows that the same network data can be used in… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 4: Spatial Humanities network analysis

Assignment: Data Visualization Dos and Don’ts

January 26, 2021Henrie F 2 Comments
Charles Minard's map of Napoleon's Russian Campaign

This map, created by Charles Minard to represent Napolean’s Russian Campaign of 1812, is a great example how thinking outside of the standard, prescribed-chart box can relate lots of complex data in a simple visual. Perhaps the most striking feature,… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 4: Spatial Humanities Charles Minard, Data visualization, Napoleon

Should Digital Humanists Learn to Code?…

January 23, 2021romanenkos Leave a Comment

Well . . . I think that there are many advantages for digital humanists to be able to code, however I do not believe that it is absolutely crucial to one’s success in this field. I do believe that several… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 2: How it Works (Front End) Coding, Computer Science, Digital Humanities, Digital Humanities and Programming

Analyzing a DH Project: Viral Texts

January 23, 2021romanenkos Leave a Comment

The Viral Texts Project presents data, visualizations, and interactive exhibits that serve to help scholars better understand how particular news stories, short fiction, and poetry “go viral” in nineteenth-century newspapers and magazines. The overall goal of this digital project is… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 2: How it Works (Front End) Analyzing Digital Humanities Projects, Digital Humanities

A Model of My Childhood House

January 23, 2021romanenkos Leave a Comment

I thought that using Sketch up was fairly straightforward. Depicting simple shapes and geometries of my house was simple enough, however when it came to trying to depict more intricate aspects it became difficult. I think that overall SketchUp seems… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 1: Intro 3D Modeling, House, SketchUP3D

What Do I Post About?

January 21, 2021Constance Leave a Comment

I’ve done it. I’ve created my first ever website. I’ve always wanted to publish something on the internet and post things on it (through a YouTube channel or a blog), and now here I am. What I am to do… Continue Reading →

Assignments, Week 3: Databases (Back End)

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