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    CODE 123: FINAL PROJECT

    CODE 123: FINAL PROJECT Data set profile: City of St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department Hate Crime Statistics for 2020 The Metropolitan Police Department acts as the contributor to this data set. There is no specified data set creator or contributor designated to create or contribute to the Metropolitan Police Department Hate Crime Data Set of 2020. I do believe it could be possible that the Department may have a statistical crime analyzer or some sort who may curate this data. Although the sources of their data aren’t extremely clear, the sources of their data could be any crime cases that have a motivation based strictly on a specified identity of…

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    REFLECTION #2: Interview Reflection

    The person I interviewed happened to be a friend of mine, at first it was kind of awkward being so formal with them when our relationship consists of more casual conversations. Once the interview had a nice flow, I began to feel more comfortable and less awkward. My group formulated two questions that focused on how much time the interviewee devotes their time to studying “science-based subjects” over “history-based subjects”, I believe this question could’ve been asked differently. Making this question less focused on particular subjects could have allowed the interviewee to feel more pressured to think only about history-based and or science-based subjects they study. Depending on the interviewee’s…

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    REFLECTION #1: Local Archival Research

    The St. Louis Mercantile Library represents their work through collections that have a varied focus on Westward Expansion, American rail river transportation, the history, development, and growth of the St. Louis region, and a wide range of subjects about the humanities. The St. Louis Mercantile Library houses over 250,000 books with over 4000 individual collections with archival materials beyond millions including over 100 historic newspaper titles, presidential letters, travel diaries and Civil War era letters, fur trade records, and the newspaper and printing morgue of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. The St. Louis Mercantile Library’s mission is to exist as the oldest library West of the Mississippi River and honor its…

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