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- Where should one live in the US to minimize uninsured medical costs? Students analyze aggregate Medicare claim information from US hospitals to answer the question: where should someone live to minimize their medical costs? Versions:
- Digital Essay Students will create a 3-4 minute digital essay for their final project in ENG218: Argument-based writing. Versions:
- Open-ended Network Analysis Students pick a dataset, extract a network from it, then write a report describing it. Versions:
- A comparison of authors writing using text analysis Students write a report comparing the writing of two authors using word unigram and bigram analysis and submit a Jupyter Notebook showing the code used to extract the data used in the analysis. Versions:
- Mapping Segregation and Inequalities in the Boston Area Using ArcGIS software, students create digital maps illustrating the relationships between residential segregation and social inequalities. Versions:
- Framing Analysis of the Opioid Crisis in Print News Students identify dominant frames in opioid crisis new stories using text analysis. Versions:
- Testing Hypotheses and Research Questions through Social Network Analysis Students will create hypotheses related to co-occurance and/or influence based on a specific interest, construct a dataset based on this interest, and test the hypotheses through network analysis. Versions:
- Digital Media Analysis Students use text analysis and data visualization over a set of tweets to understand the public's perception of a relevant criminal justice issue and report their findings in a 4–5 page paper. Versions:
- Group Analysis of Team Proposal Using Textual Visualization Tools Lexos and Voyant Students utilized the textual analysis tools of Lexos and Voyant to identify and analyze word frequencies, positive and negative correlations or juxtapositions of words across a collaborative document (i.e. a group proposal) in order to facilitate the revision process and to craft a singular, unified voice. Versions:
- Map regional Islamic history with GoogleEarth Generate a tour in GoogleEarth that presents the key features of Islamic history with respect to a given region. Versions: