I support students in turning data into clear, responsible, and engaging visual explanations through iterative critique and hands-on technical guidance.
INFO 3300 / INFO 5100 / CS 3300 · Teaching Assistant
Selected outcomes from Project 2, where students designed interactive visual explanations with D3.js. I supported the course as a teaching assistant through technical guidance, critique, and project feedback.
Dylan Aquart, Ebenezer Eshetu, Tejhan Diallo, and Yvon Gatete
An interactive visualization for comparing Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and LeBron James across seasons using user-selected performance and salary metrics. Hovering over a point reveals the corresponding season and player details, making standout seasons and statistical outliers easy to explore.
Samarth Chitgopekar, Amad Kabir, Daniel Parker, and Aaishi Uppuluri
An interactive comparison of Netflix and Disney+ catalogs across genre distribution, country representation, and releases over time. The coordinated charts help viewers assess which service better matches their interests.
John Guo, Luke Murphy, Amy Li, and Jenny Chen
An interactive world map connects GDP, Gini inequality, and CO₂ emissions from 1990 to 2022. Viewers can change the year and indicator, then select a country to examine its economic, social, and environmental trends in detail.
Carly Hu, Myna Lim, Tasnimul Taher, and Sydney Wan
A choropleth and linked charts compare annual living costs across U.S. states by expense category and family size. Filters reveal geographic patterns and how housing, food, transportation, healthcare, childcare, and taxes change across household configurations.
Stella Han, Jennie Zhang, Jane Gao, and Kyung Min Lee
An interactive map traces deaths from natural disasters across countries and disaster types from 1900 to 2020. A companion line chart compares broader causes of death from 2000 to 2019, helping viewers examine distinct and overlapping mortality trends.