#macj2015

The following infographic has been made on Google Code Playground based on the data sourced from the students of AJK MCRC, 2015 batch.

The idea was to show age-wise distribution of students of MACJ 2015 students through Google Code Playground, as previously done in Google Fusion Tables.

The option to depict data through a 'pie-chart- was selected from the left pane. It showed a sample chart with dummy data. The chart showed results in percentage with legends on the right.

The data we collected under 'age' of our primary survey was collected and aggregated in groups. Students of same age were grouped together. For example, 4 students were aged 21, so for the age-group 21, the data value was 4, and so on. Subsequent data was input in the given code along with changes in the classification titles to, 'Age', and 'Number of students'.

Once all the data was recorded, the code was run. The result was displayed in the pane below. The HTML code was available promptly which was copied and pasted on this blog.

// <![CDATA[ google.load('visualization', '1', {packages: ['corechart']}); // ]]> // <![CDATA[ function drawVisualization() { // Create and populate the data table. var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable([ ['Age', 'Number of students'], ['21', 4], ['22', 7], ['23', 3], ['24', 1], ['25', 1], ['26', 1] ]); // Create and draw the visualization. new google.visualization.PieChart(document.getElementById('visualization')). draw(data, {title:"Age share of MACJ 2015 students"}); } google.setOnLoadCallback(drawVisualization); // ]]>

The following infographic has been made on Google Fusion Tables based on the data sourced from the students of AJK MCRC, 2015 batch.

The objective of this visualization was to compare the academic performances of the group members. We were two students in the group, Shadab Nazmi and I. The scores were already fed in the main database, but this infographic required a comparative analysis of the group members.

A new spreadsheet was thus created and information added related to the academic performances. It was preceded by changing column names and type. A column named 'Year' was modified to accept Date, and two other columns, with our names were created so as to accept numbers.

The following infographic has been made on Google Fusion Tables based on the data sourced from the students of AJK MCRC, 2015 batch. 

  The data already tabulated and classified under different heads was available. One of the categories of classification was 'States', to which the respondents of the survey belonged. This graphical representation aimed to reflect the demography of the students of MA Convergent Journalism, based on their geographical origins.

  The most effective way to express this data was through 'intensity-map' to give the information quickly. The column-type of 'States' was changed to 'Location', so as to help Google Maps identify the input data as place on the maps.

  The data already collected was then visualized in the form of an 'intensity-map' showing the density of students coming from a region with darker colors signifying more students belonging to the state. Some of the states were initially not recognized, but a slight change of the names, helped them show in the map.