Game Studio: Data Decisions
Use real game-industry data to make and defend evidence-based decisions. Students choose a genre to develop, evaluate whether discounting creates sustained player…
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Can one dataset tell two different stories? Analyse authentic World Bank time series, manipulate chart scales and time windows, investigate misleading averages and sample bias, then write an evidence-based verdict.
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Use real game-industry data to make and defend evidence-based decisions. Students choose a genre to develop, evaluate whether discounting creates sustained player…
Use real ocean-buoy data to investigate sampling, distributions, probability and relationships between variables.
Investigate real San Francisco parking meter locations and real hourly occupancy data. Compare neighbourhoods, identify limitations in small samples and incomplete…
Use real train-network data to design an open statistical investigation. Students choose variables and filters, analyse bivariate relationships, fit and test a linear…
Explore an animated Chicago train network and extract Year 10 mathematics from real-world movement and network data. Investigate distance-time graphs, rates of change,…
Use real train-network data to learn descriptive statistics, distributions, comparisons, bivariate relationships and linear modelling. The animated train network remains…
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