This is for extra credit – you can skip it if you want to.
If you want to try out creating network visualizations with Python or R on a dataset of your choice, you are welcome to do so.
There are many network datasets (e.g. edge lists) on Kaggle and https://snap.stanford.edu/data/
Feel free to experiment and expand your skillset and portfolio by visualizing a network graph on a dataset of your choice. For the extra credit – I encourage you go beyond the many network visualizations that already exist with many of the Kaggle and SNAP datasets. Use any code demo and tutorials as a guide, but try not to turn in a visualizaiton that is really just a recreation of one of the many network visualizations examples. Ideally you will work on a dataset that is from 2020, 2021 or 2022 as well.
Turn in your code and the visualization and a brief few summary paragraph of what the topic is, the data source, and what the network visualizaiton reveals that may not have been easy to discover by other approaches of analysis or data visualization.
