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Student Performance Between Male & Female

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KKeerthiKandadai
Last edited May 11, 2020
Created on May 11, 2020

This visualization compares male and female student performance across departments, revealing that males tend to score higher in math while females excel in writing and reading. The scatter plot, built with Vega-Lite and d3, uses circle marks colored by gender and tooltips showing module codes. Data is loaded from a remote CSV file. The visualization highlights two female outliers and shows lower scores for students whose parents lack a college degree.

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A visualization of student performance based on background between male and female.

Are there any trends in male & female test score?

A visualization of student test scores based on background between male and female shows a significant trend. The data shows that there is a linear trend between the two. The odd trend is the data between male and female shows a difference in magnitude. Males are shown to have higher math scores than females. Females are shown to have higher writing and reading scores than males. 2 outliars are shown as female with parents with high school experience and the other with parents with some high school experience. Students with parents that did not finish a college degree showed very low scores. Students with parents that had some college had higher test scores. Additional analysis is needed to view if there is any bias in the data between male and female.

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