CS171 is a Harvard computer science course on information visualization, covering how to design and build interactive visual representations of data. Course materials are also available as OpenCourseWare.

A commenter currently enrolled calls it very enriching and points others to it as a strong resource for learning visualization.

What commenters said (1)

1. Recommendsziadbc2010in “Ask HN: Any good books on graphing/charting/visualization?”

   If you're big on visualization check out Harvard's www.CS171.org. I'm enrolled in the class right now and it's been very enriching. I think it is also available as opencourseware.

   Books: http://www.cs171.org/syllabus.html

   Resources http://www.cs171.org/resources.html

Related courses

• Machine Learning (Andrew Ng)Coursera · 240 recommenders
• Practical Deep Learning for Codersfast.ai · 112 recommenders
• CS231n: Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual RecognitionStanford University · 39 recommenders
• Deep Learning Specialization (Andrew Ng)Coursera · 31 recommenders
• Neural Networks for Machine Learning (Geoffrey Hinton)Coursera · 25 recommenders
• CS229 Machine LearningStanford University · 20 recommenders
• Learning From DataCaltech · 20 recommenders
• CS188 Introduction to Artificial IntelligenceUC Berkeley · 18 recommenders