Data Visualization

The visualization below is about people who speak languages other than english in their households, so the total will not be the whole population of USA but instead just the people who speaks languages other than english. The left graph is the amount of people by the end of 2008 and for the right graph is the amount of people by the end of 2013. There are 7 languages that has the most people spoken the languages Questions: Look at the graph and play with different languages filter. which of the languages increase in number of people and which of the languages decrease in number of people from year 2008 to 2013? Based on the visualization, what language do you want to learn? and why?   What other information can you extrapolate from this visualization ?

The visualization below is about people who speak languages other than english in their households, so the total will not be the whole population of USA but instead just the people who speaks languages other than english. The left graph is the amount of people by the end of 2008 and for the right graph is the amount of people by the end of 2013. There are 7 languages this visualization shows you one of the is "African"; this is a collection of African languages in USA. Questions: Look at the graph and play with different languages filter. which of the languages increase in number of people and which of the languages decrease in number of people from year 2008 to 2013? Based on the visualization, what language do you want to learn? and why?   What other information can you extrapolate from this visualization ?

This visualization is comparing the safety and risk of living in apartment and residence over time in Chicago. As you can see the year is only from 2001 through 2018, as a matter of fact there is no year 2019 in this visualization. Putting crimes at 2019 in this visualization may skew the visualization because 2019 is not at the end of the year yet. So, enjoy the visualization below and I hope this is helpful to you when you decides to move to Chicago. Questions: 1.      Answer the title question, is apartment or residence safer to live in Chicago? If you’re new to Chicago, where will you choose to live? Justify your answer. 2.      Choose the crime type to homicide, what are your observations? Does your answer to first question changed or stay the same? 3.      Look at the apartment crimes over time individually and then do the same with residence. What do you notice about the changes in am...