Course Description: Principles of graphics design for science, including the graphical presentation of data for printed and electronic journals, poster presentations, and oral presentations. Students will analyze published scientific graphics as well as learn to design their own graphs based on data from their graduate research or other sources.
 

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Professor R. Robberecht
Department of Rangeland Ecology
Environmental Science Program
Bioinformatics & Computational Biology
College of Natural Resources
University of Idaho - 1135

CNR 205A, Telephone 885-7404

Video conference - Live



Recommended preparation: Proficiency with Windows-based computer systems. Ready access to a modern personal computer is highly recommended. Note. Because we will use the program, SigmaPlot*, for the course, ready access to this scientific graphics program is a requirement for the course. SigmaPlot is available for purchase educational price. It is highly recommended that you purchase this program for use on your own computer. SigmaPlot is not available on the University of Idaho computer laboratories.

Computer compatibility
The course learning materials are compatible only with computers that are 100% compatible with the Windows operating system and the browser, Internet Explorer.

Advisory
Designed by R. Robberechtİ 2009
First published January 2002