Schedule

Course Times and Locations 2020

Class meeting times
Wednesdays11:10 - 13:00
Fridays11:10 - 13:00
Class Locations
Every FridayLister Learning and Teaching Centre room G.09
All other Wednesday class meetingsLister Learning and Teaching Centre room G.09

Course Schedule 2020

Unlike many standard courses at the University, Data, Design and the City (DDC) will be organised around team-based projects. The project work will be broken down into five phases, which are indicated in the table below. The structure of the projects is described in more detail in the Project Overview.

Course Times and Locations 2020

WeekPhaseDateTopicMaterialsRead/Watch before
1

Preparation

15-Jan-2020Course OverviewSlides 1Readings:
Hengstenberg, Eckardt and Benneworth. "Reflections from a living smart campus."
Villegas, Palacios-Pacheco, and Luján-Mora. "Application of a Smart City Model to a Traditional University Campus with a Big Data Architecture: A Sustainable Smart Campus
B. Williamson. "The hidden architecture of higher education: building a big data infrastructure for the ‘smarter university’"
Additional: Knox, J. (2017). Data power in education
17-Jan-2020Investigating the Smart Campus and Future University Guests: Ben Williamson, Chancellor's Fellow, Education and EFI;Slides 2
222-Jan-2020Introduction to 'Smart Campus' Guests: Simon Chapple, ISG, IoT Programme, Ian McNeil, Head of Infrastructure, SSPS;W2 Slides 1

Sampsa Hyysalo Slides
1. Design Video
2. Double Diamond overview
3. The City of Tomorrow 4. Kenneth Cukier and Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, 2013 “The Rise of Big Data,” Foreign Affairs 5. Oliver Bates and Adrian Friday.2017 "Beyond Data in the Smart City: Repurposing Existing Campus IoT." 6. Lisa Gitelman and Virginia Jackson,2012 “Introduction in “Raw Data” is an Oxymoron,” 7. Shannon Mattern, 2013Methodolatry and the Art of Measure. A New Wave of Urban Data Science.
24-Jan-2020Fieldwork Preparation 1. Dean Drobot, Head of Energy & Utilities Management, Estates Department
2. Sabine Rolle, CAHSS Dean for Undergraduate Studies
W2 Slides 2Optional Reading: 1. Waste is Information pp. 1-20 and 53-86 (access on Learn)
2. Visualising Advocacy pp. 4-13, 23-31
329-Jan-2020Sustainable campus: Matthew Lawson, Social Responsibility and Sustainability
Design probes: Bettina Nissen, Lecturer, Design Informatics; Research ethics: Charles Raab, Professorial Fellow, Politics
W3 Slides 1
Charles Raab Slides - Ethics
Nissen - Design Tools for Data Collection
1. Collecting Primary Data: Observation, from Doing Research in the Real World, pp 238-261.
2. University of Edinburgh Data Protection Policy

Design Sprint

31-Jan-2020FieldworkW3 Slides 2 
405-Feb-2020Fieldwork and Presentation PrepW4 Slides
 

Digging Deeper

07-Feb-2020Team PresentationsChris Hellawell slides 
512-Feb-2020Introduction to Data & Focus GroupsW5 Slides 1
FG guidance
FG checklist
Moderator guidance
Form Templates
1. Conceptualising Data by Kitchin
2. “Database as genre" by Ed Folsom (access in Learn)
14-Feb-2020Data Management & Team Tutorial W5 Slides 2
DataStore Instructions
1. DataStore Instructions 2.Database as Genre by Ed Folsom (on Learn) 3.Optional Introduction to Raw Data is an Oxymoron by Lisa Gitelman and Virginia Jackson, pp 1-14
  19-Feb-2020Festival of Learning  
6

Development

26-Feb-2020Focus Group Findings Slides
FG Analysis Guide
 
28-Feb-2020Participatory and Values Based DesignClass PD Activity
Slides
PD Methods
PD Prep Questions
1. Participatory Design for, with and by communities, by DiSalvo, Clement, and Pipek (access through Learn)
2. From the Technical to the Political: Democratizing Design Thinking by Staten et al.
704-Mar-2020Finding and Using Existing DataSlidesData-Driven, Networked Urbanism by Rob Kitchin
Data Flow in the Smart City: Open Data Versus the Commons by Beckwith, et al
06-Mar-2020Data VisualisationSlides
Slides
1. Graphic Discovery by Wainer (access on Learn)
2. William Playfair and the beginnings of infographics
811-Mar-2019Participatory Design WorkshopSlides 
13-Mar-2020Geographic Information System 1. An Introduction to Critical Cartography by Crampton and Krygier 2. Sara McLafferty. Women and GIS: Geospatial Technologies and Feminist Geographies. Cartographia 40.4, 2005. (see Learn)See Resources
9

Reporting

18-Mar-2020Participatory Design ShowcaseSlides
20-Mar-2020Dry-run presentations, peer feedbackGuy Kawasaki on the 10:20:30 Pitch A set of Videos on Presentations on Youtube
1025-Mar-2020Final Team Presentations  
27-Mar-2020Briefing on Final Report