Data visualization posters Fall 2016 class

All posters printed in full color 30x40. Download full PDF of the posters shown below. Selected work – additional posters can be found in the same directory (see full list at bottom of this post).

Jordin Kelsey: Recreational Drugs

Yuko Kuranuki: Nobel Prize

Monica Lira: Port of Oakland

Lingling Ma: Women's Hygiene

Christopher Maka: Golden State Warriors

Eugene See: Evolution of Apple 

Paula Guidugli: Violence Against Women

Claire Harcourt: CMYK RGB PMS

Jiaying (Ivy) Li: California Travel

Dina Marzouk: Obesity

Download PDFs of the posters – Full list below

01 02 Jiahuan (Chloe) Gu: Breakfast Effect
01 01 Colleen Fujimori: Netflix
01 03 Jordin Kelsey: Recreational Drugs
01 04 Yuko Kuranuki: Nobel Prize
01 05 Monica Lira: Port of Oakland
01 06 Juliana Loo: Endangered Species
01 07 Brenda Lopez: Fracking in Usa
01 08 Lingling Ma: Women's Hygiene
01 11 Eugene See: Evolution of Apple
01 10 Christopher Maka: Golden State Warriors
01 12 Arshia Singh: Bay Area Pollution
01 13 Gratas Sparnauskas: Plastic Oceans
02 01 Ramin Ghazinoori: Health SFSU
02 02 Paula Guidugli: Violence Against Women
02 05 Jiaying (Ivy) Li: California Travel
02 06 Luis Martinez: Cowboys Running Backs
02 03 Claire Harcourt: CMYK RGB PMS
02 07 Dina Marzouk: Obesity
02 08 Julianne Mccarthy: Film Diversity
02 09 Kelly Sekins: Video Games
02 10 Jeanette Silva-Torres: Coral Reefs
02 11 Andrew Snarr: NBA Power Teams

Wild card projects (various formats) from the Fall 2016 class.

Open format (wild card) project from Fall 2016 class. Selected work.
For this project, students were free to select the topic, the format, and the size of their project. The images only show a sample page from each project. Click below for complete projects.
Download full PDFs of the projects shown below.

Brenda Lopez: Sea Level Rising

Christopher Maka: 311 SF Non-Emergency Reports

Eugene See: Steve Jobs Patents

Jordin Elsey: The Ideal Woman

Paula Guidugli: Environment Price

Sample student work from Fall 2011 class.

Click below to see sample student work done in the Fall semester 2011, including print (posters) as well as interactive (D3) graphics:
http://online.sfsu.edu/trogu/523/fall2011/student_work/

Below: 27 Club poster by Megan Irwin.

This assignment was to research an assigned topic then design and produce a 34x44in informational poster that could be folded down to 8.5x11in insert with a cover. I was assigned wealth and income in the United States. I chose to narrow my topic to focus in on the growing gap between rich and poor in the United States. My goal was to visually communicate the complex topic of wealth inequality in the U.S. into an informative easy to understand story. The information presented is meant to be communicated quickly and effectively in a highly organized hierarchy of information using both graphical data visualization and concise easy to understand textual information that supports the main story.

CNN covers data visualization

A new way of looking at the world

Includes some excellent links and profiles of important figures in the information design field

Hans Rosling and Gapminder

Watch an amazing video of a dynamic scatterplot/bubble chart of health in the world.

Video (20 min. – it's worth it!)
Hans Roling: Let my dataset change your mindset
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/hans_rosling_at_state.html

Software website
http://www.gapminder.org/

(Found by Seth Q. )

Milestones in the History of Thematic Cartography, Statistical Graphics, and Data Visualization

This is a great resource that will be applicable to most people's index card topics:
Milestones in the History of Thematic Cartography, Statistical Graphics, and Data Visualization