TV watching habits vs. academic performance

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Contributor:: Nimmagadda, Raghu (creator)
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Abstract:: This graph shows the results of a survey that asked children if they played computer games after 8 pm on school nights
Notes:: Class project: Applied Mathematics APMA0110

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Nimmagadda, Raghu, "TV watching habits vs. academic performance" APMA0110: What’s the Big Deal with Data Science?. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:712548/

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APMA0110: What’s the Big Deal with Data Science?

This collection highlights student projects created in the course APMA0110:What's the Big Deal with Data Science? The seminar, taught by Dr. Katharine M. Kinnaird (2016-2018), serves as a practical introduction to the interdisciplinary field of data science and exposes students …
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