stevenchowell/data-manipulation

Data Manipulation Presentation

Data Manipulation

Abstract

A presentation on general principles and practices common to data science including:

• Data lifecycles
• Data management
• Data mining
• Data pipelines
• ETL workflows
• Data analytics & analysis [pending]
• Data processing (CLI, scripts) [pending]
• Data manipulation (with SQL DDL & DML) [pending]
• OLDB, OLTP, OLAP, Data Warehouses [pending]
• Big data [pending]
• Machine learning [pending]
• Related resources [pending]

Get the Slides

Get slides here: https://github.com/jgentle/data-manipulation

Clone or download as preferred.

Setup Instructions

Follow these steps to run the slideshow:

1. Install NodeJS (v7.9.0 was used in preparation of this presentation).

   Get the latest version of Node here: https://nodejs.org/en/

2. Install Bower.io (requires NodeJS):

   $ npm install -g bower
   

3. Install all the node dependencies:

   $ npm install
   

4. Install all the bower dependencies:

   $ bower install
   

5. Start the presentation:

   $ grunt serve
   

6. A browser window should automatically open to:

   http://localhost:9000/
   

   If the browser does not open automatically, you can manually open one and enter the URL.

7. Enjoy!

Presentation Controls

Navigate the slide show with these controls:

• left & right arrows to move through slides horizontally.
• up & down arrows to drill into slide columns.
• escape key to see all slides (then arrows to nav to a specific slide)
  • These configs can be overridden if desired.
• use s to enter speaker view mode in another window.
• use b to pause and blackout the presentation.
• select "View > Enter Full Screen" in your browser menu for the best fullscreen performance.
• you can also use f to enter fullscreen, esc to exit fullscreen - but there is a bug in the background color styles that may bork the presentation design.

Printing the Presentation to PDF

The presentation can be converted to print ready format by running it as usual then opening a customized version of the URL in your browser and following the usual CTRL/CMD+P conventions for printing to PDF or paper.

Note that the presentation will look garbled on the screen but will be correct in the print preview and in the PDF/files produced by the print process.

1. grunt serve

2. Append ?print-pdf to the end of the url like so:

   http://localhost:9000/?print-pdf
   

3. CTRL/CMD+P to open the print dialog window.

4. Print as desired.

Presentation History

2017.06.22 Texas Advanced Computing Center - Summer Institute 2017 - Data and Information Analytics - Seminar: Data Manipulation (ETL)

Additional Notes

This slide deck is a work-in-progress and will continue to be updated as new content is added or old content is updated.

If you want to create a similar presentation for yourself, you can get the revealJS project code here: https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js

There is also a yeoman generator for rapid presentation development found here: https://github.com/slara/generator-reveal