In this assignment you-will-create four (4) high quality graphs/charts, one (1) high quality table, and one (1) high quality regression table to demonstrate... 1. Your ability to work with data 2. Your ability to empathize with your audience by clearly conveying information about a topic they might know nothing about 3. Your ability to organize data succinctly and clearly 4. Your ability to make smart graphical choices in terms of structure, organization, and planning Your data Your data can come from any source you like (typically online). If you cannot find any online data. Assignment details Table: Your table must clearly convey whatever data it is presenting via clear labeling and styling. Regression: Your regression table must be properly formatted as shown in the course Canvas videos. Graphs: Your graphs must each must be a different type. Example - for your 4 graphs you might choose: 1. A pair of histograms 2. A collection of box and whisker plots 3. A scatterplot 4. A combo chart containing two bar-graphs and a line graph on a separate axis But there are many others from which to choose, and you are encouraged to not just follow the above list. RULE 1: I do not consider horizontal bar charts to be different from column charts, as one is just the other turned on its side. Also, 3-dimensional charts are not different from 2-dimensional versions of the same chart. A scatterplot with markers is not different from a scatterplot without markers, etc.. RULE 2: All your graphs must contain different data, with the exception being dates/time. For example, the "two" graphs in Figure 1 would violate this rule as they're just two versions of the same data.

RULE 3: When making your graphs, imagine that you just graduated and have been asked by your boss to prepare them as one of your first work assignments. Your reputation with your boss, as well as the reputation of your school and degree, is going to be formed based upon the quality of the work you do.