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    Activity Guide - Exploring One Column - Unit

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    This document provides guidance on creating bar charts and histograms from a dataset on dog breeds. It instructs the student to categorize columns in the dataset as "useful" or "not useful" for bar charts. It also has the student create a histogram for the "Max Weight" column using a bucket size they find most helpful. The student chooses a bucket size of 9 and notes the most common maximum weight range is 220 and the least common is 0.

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    Activity Guide - Exploring One Column - Unit

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    This document provides guidance on creating bar charts and histograms from a dataset on dog breeds. It instructs the student to categorize columns in the dataset as "useful" or "not useful" for bar charts. It also has the student create a histogram for the "Max Weight" column using a bucket size they find most helpful. The student chooses a bucket size of 9 and notes the most common maximum weight range is 220 and the least common is 0.

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    This document provides guidance on creating bar charts and histograms from a dataset on dog breeds. It instructs the student to categorize columns in the dataset as "useful" or "not useful" for bar charts. It also has the student create a histogram for the "Max Weight" column using a bucket size they find most helpful. The student chooses a bucket size of 9 and notes the most common maximum weight range is 220 and the least common is 0.

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    Activity Guide - Exploring One Column - Unit

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    William Qiu
    This document provides guidance on creating bar charts and histograms from a dataset on dog breeds. It instructs the student to categorize columns in the dataset as "useful" or "not useful" for bar charts. It also has the student create a histogram for the "Max Weight" column using a bucket size they find most helpful. The student chooses a bucket size of 9 and notes the most common maximum weight range is 220 and the least common is 0.

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    The passage discusses making bar charts and histograms from data about dog breeds to analyze useful and not useful information.

    The chart illustrates the number of maximum age for the hound breed group.

    The most common range is 220

    Unit 9 Lesson 2

    Name(s)________WILLIAM_____QIU__________________________________ Period ______ Date

    Activity Guide - Exploring One Column

    Bar Charts

    Do This
    ● Make a bar chart for each column in the "Dogs" dataset and categorize it as either "useful" or "not useful" by
    placing that column name in the table below.

    Useful Not Useful

    Id
    Breed group Name
    Maximum Life span Bred for
    Minimum Life span Temperament
    Maximum Height Image
    Minimum height
    Maximum Weight
    Minimum weight

    Chart
    Paste one of the charts that you believe is "useful" in the space below.

    Computer Science Principles 1


    Unit 9 Lesson 2

    Questions

    1. What is one piece of information someone could learn from the chart you pasted?

    illustrated the number of maximum age for the hound breed group.

    2. Do you notice any patterns in which charts are or are not useful?

    All the information in the bar chart will have the same y value if the charts are not useful. If the charts is useful, it will
    show a change in the y value along the x value.

    Histograms

    Do This:
    ● Make a histogram for the "Max Weight" column of the "Dogs" data set and choose the "Bucket Size" that you
    think is most helpful for interpreting the data.

    Chart

    Questions

    3. What bucket size did you choose? Why do you think this is the most helpful bucket size for this chart?

    Computer Science Principles 2


    Unit 9 Lesson 2
    I chooses 9 as the bucket size. Because it is thick enough for me to vividly see the change or the differences
    between the weight of the dog in different types of dog =.

    4. What is the most common range of maximum weights for dog breeds?
    The most common is 220

    5. What is the least common range of maximum weights for dog breeds?
    The least common is 0

    Do This:
    ● Make a histogram for one other column in the Dogs dataset and choose the "Bucket Size" that you think is
    most helpful for interpreting the data.

    Chart

    Questions

    1. What bucket size did you choose and why?

    I chooses 9 as the bucket size because the other bucket size is whether too thin or too thick.

    2. What is one question the chart you created could help answer?
    This chart helped me to answer the number of minimum weight of the hound dog.

    Computer Science Principles 3

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