Areas of Competence: Knowledge and Understanding; Use, application and generation of knowledge; Communication and cooperation; Scientific self-understanding / professionalism.
Students know
- a broad portfolio of visualization techniques and understand for which purpose they are most suitable,
- tools and best practices to closely integrate visual analysis, documentation, and presentation,
- Programming frameworks and BI tools for data visualization
Students are able to
- use visualizations as a means to detect patterns in complex data,
- design and develop expressive visualizations tailored to the specific purpose and recipient using programming languages and BI tools
Students are able to
- concisely present their approach and results in technical and functional terms
- work successfully in teams on joint projects, leveraging and integrating the skills of all team members.
Students are able to
- reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of visualization techniques,
- give and receive constructive critique and advice
and they adhere to principles for scientific communication.