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    rr Ozgunduz 1 Alp Ozgunduz Professor Lynn Raymond UWRT 1103 11/03/15 The Guide of Visualization Often times, using a visual representation of the topic an individual is discussing about provides a different method of analyzing information. Some students work better when information is read to them; however, other students (like myself) prefer to work with a visual representation of the topic in front of them. My semester long project will consist of three different visualization methods: bar graphs, bubble charts, and maps. Each visual type has its ‘own language and objective. ‘The purpose of a bar graph is to display a pattern or a trend of achievements or characteristics over a set period of time. The topic of the information never changes and the bar graph is typically geared towards individuals who prefer to see statistics and numbers other than. theories and ideologies. Without the use of a bar graph, statistics and numerical examples will not be shown, thus weakening the overall strength of the presentation. However, the use of Bubble charts can be used to satisfy those individuals who prefer theories and ideologies other than statistics, Orgunduz.2 Figure 1 What kind of pet do you own? number of people Goldfish | Hamster ' 72015, WordWall, Visual Education, 2 Se on oii bi eins “The purpose of a bubble cl Jpart is used to describe specific details about a certain subject ie without incorporating statistics or numbers. Bubble charts nommally never contain ers; rather, they contain specific details and facts that is used to describe a certain detail 4 person or subject. For examples, the eoncept of horses ea be deseribed with a bubble by separating each subject into topes such as reed, reproduction, iesy te behavior, and Without the use of a bubble chart, statisties and numerical information would be too rgundz 3 concentrated, However, even with the use of staies and theories, maps are also Vor ‘good sources of information. ) ure af ~ Where B.C.'s 100 highest ps Covet May 232012 aid public servants work DatcccneteyAgeer 11/18/2015, Perpetual B

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