ESP Biography



PAULA KUSUMAPUTRI, ESP Teacher




Major: CS

College/Employer: Stanford

Year of Graduation: 2016

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Past Classes

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M4861: Beautiful Evidence: Using Data To Craft A Compelling Story in Splash Spring 2016 (Apr. 09 - 10, 2016)
The amount of data in our world is continually increasing. Good visualization of complex data aids understanding and comprehension. This class will be a fun introduction to creating beautiful, informative and interactive data visualization. We will learn how humans process and perceive visual information/images. We will also explore design principles, good design practices for visualizations, and various visualization tools used in various fields, and we will put them into practice for our own mini projects. A small studio-based, interactive session that combines programming, data science and graphic design, the class will be a fun and educational experience for those who want to learn more about visualization in the age of Big Data!


V4895: Illustration Workshop: Designing Memorable Icons in Splash Spring 2016 (Apr. 09 - 10, 2016)
Icons have become a universal language, used in a variety of locations from mobile apps, products to websites. Designers and illustrators need to be able to concisely communicate an idea in a very small illustrations. We will cover design principles and the process of creating clear and visually-appealing icons in a fun hands-on workshop format. Students will brainstorm/sketch ideas and illustrate icons in an interactive session, guided by various examples and feedback.


M4256: Beautiful Evidence - Intro to Data & Information Visualization in Splash Spring 2015 (Apr. 11 - 12, 2015)
The amount of data in our world is continually increasing. Good visualization of complex data aids understanding and comprehension. This class will be a fun introduction to creating beautiful and informative data visualization. We will learn how humans process and perceive visual information/images. We will also explore design principles, good design practices for visualizations, and various visualization tools used in various fields, and we will put them into practice for our own mini projects. A small studio-based, interactive session that combines programming, data science and graphic design, the class will be a fun and educational experience for those who want to learn more about visualization in the age of Big Data!