
DAT-102: Final Projects Fall 2018 (with commentary)
Browse our gallery of selected final projects created and shared during Fall 2018. To facilitate skill growth, instructor commentary is bundled with most projects. Student names have been redacted. Note that not all Fall 2018 projects are excerpted here due to extreme quality variation, pedagogical value, and time constraints. If your work is linked here and you'd like it taken down, please place a request to Eric at 412.894.3020.
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local_cafeCoffee preference survey analysis
fastfoodMediterranean diet and chronic illness
local_librarySocioeconomic status and high school dropout rates
mapInternational development in Eastern Europe
my_locationGerrymandering in PA
local_hospitalVisualizing peer-reviewed Ketamine research graph data
languageCorrelating foreign language enrollment and difficulty levels
local_drinkToxic lead exposure in Pittsburgh
local_hospitalDrivers of opioid overdoses in Pittsburgh
local_librarySocioeconomic status and high school graduation rates
nature_peopleTrees! Socioeconomic status and city-managed tree distribution in Pittsburgh
local_cafeCoffee preference survey analysis



fastfoodMediterranean diet and chronic illness







local_librarySocioeconomic status and high school dropout rates








mapInternational development in Eastern Europe

my_locationGerrymandering in PA


local_hospitalVisualizing peer-reviewed Ketamine research graph data






languageCorrelating foreign language enrollment and difficulty levels




local_drinkToxic lead exposure in Pittsburgh



local_hospitalDrivers of opioid overdoses in Pittsburgh





local_librarySocioeconomic status and high school graduation rates


nature_peopleTrees! Socioeconomic status and city-managed tree distribution in Pittsburgh


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