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Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Information Expositions is an undergraduate class taught by Professor Brian Keegan at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Department of Information Science.

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Nathan Duffy in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Apr 16, 2019

Coffee and Causation

We all love coffee. But how is this love of coffee, and our direct consumption of it affecting the lives we live? Is it…

Jack Sandberg in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Jul 12, 2019

Global Warming Arguments

With the amount of evidence and reports that have been done on global warming even in the past couple of years, I’m…

Marissa Kelley in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Apr 15, 2019

What’s the Cause?

A Vox article asked, why are fewer people dying in car crashes? Their answers said drunk drivers were killing fewer people…

Kexin Zhai in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Apr 15, 2019

Unrecyclable recyclables issues

Exploratory Data analysis on the comparison of single-stream recycling and multi-stream recycling

Hannah Weber in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Apr 15, 2019

Using Data To Curate Your Spotify Playlist

Spotify is a great platform that allows people to pay a small fee each month and in…

Justin Klemperer in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Apr 15, 2019

Is Chicago really the most dangerous place in America? — Comparative EDA

Brandon Roten in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Apr 15, 2019

Can the Temperature of Summer be Predicted?

I recently read an article written by Julien Emery titled; “Data Science for weather…

Jacob Paul (jp1044) in Spring 2019 — Information Expositions

Apr 14, 2019

Our Internet is Getting Faster…Yay?

We are constantly getting bombarded with advertisements by cellular carriers and broadband…