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## 🏗️ Mini-Deliverable
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**Assignment:** Create a notebook that visualizes a real-world dataset using at least three different Plotly chart types. Your notebook should tell a clear story about the data, using interactive features and thoughtful design.
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**Assignment:** Create your own analysis of the global temperature dataset using at least three different Plotly chart types. Your notebook should reveal patterns, trends, and insights about global temperatures over time.
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**Dataset:** Average Monthly Surface Temperature (`data/average-monthly-surface-temperature.csv`)
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**Requirements:**
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1.**Load a dataset** relevant to social impact or public policy
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2.**Create at least three Plotly visualizations** (scatter, bar, line, etc.)
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3.**Customize your charts** for clarity and engagement
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4.**Add interactivity** (hover, zoom, filter)
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5.**Explain your visualizations** and the story they tell
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1.**Explore the temperature dataset** - Load and examine the data
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2.**Create at least three different visualizations** using different chart types (bar, line, scatter, box plots, etc.)
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3.**Customize your charts** with meaningful titles, labels, colors, and legends
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4.**Add interactivity** - Use hover information, zooming, or filtering features
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5.**Interpret your findings** - Write markdown cells explaining what patterns you discovered and what they reveal
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**Suggested Analyses:**
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- Compare average temperatures across different countries or regions
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- Track how temperatures have changed over specific time periods
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- Identify seasonal patterns in temperature data
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- Compare temperature ranges (min/max variations) across locations
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- Analyze temperature trends across decades
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**Next Week**: [Week 5: Organizing Projects with GitHub + AI Helpers](../week5/README.md)
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