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    Data Visualisation

    Build honest project dashboards

    Learn to choose clear charts, avoid misleading visuals, and build one useful dashboard chart in code for a hackathon project submission.

    For college builders in India who can code a little and want a recruiter-ready project dashboard.

    Working8 lessonsAbout 38 min+100 XP

    Usually easier after Pandas. You can start here anyway.

    Start lesson 1

    Your path

    1. 1Start hereStart with the question5 min
    2. 2Pick the right chart4 min
    3. 3Use honest axes and scales5 min
    4. 4Make colour accessible4 min
    5. 5Label what matters5 min
    6. 6Cut clutter and avoid traps5 min
    7. 7Build the chart in code5 min
    8. 8Submit your dashboard project5 min
    9. The check10 questions · 7 to pass
    10. Verify the Data Visualisation skill+100 XP and +50 SHARP and a certificate, once the check and the task are done
    How you earn it
    Data Visualisation
    +100 XP and +50 SHARP, on your profile with a certificate

    Both of these. Either order.

    Pass the check

    10 questions from the lessons. Get 7 right.

    Take the check
    A project built with the skill

    Submit a hackathon project on HackIndia that includes a working project dashboard with at least one honest, labelled, accessible chart. The chart must answer a real project question and be visible in the submitted demo or app.

    A public GitHub repository with your own commits, containing Jupyter Notebook or R code, or a dependency on matplotlib, seaborn, plotly or altair (or similar). We check it when you hand it in.

    Sign in to keep track of your lessons and earn the skill.