1. Create the FIFA World Cup 2018 bracket (last 16 teams) using GraphViz. An example of the bracket can be found here: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/06/28/sports/world-cup/fifa-bracket-world-cup.html

You can find many such brackets online. a. Your bracket doesnt have to look exactly like the bracket in the example but should include the countries names and scores.

2. This Business Insider article lists the 20 best football(soccer) coaches in the world. Suppose you are asked to create a network visualization to be part of this article.

Top 20: https://www.businessinsider.com/the-20-best-coaches-in-world-football-2018-1

a. Use igraph in R to create the network visualization. For more information, check out this web page . b. Your visualization must show the connections between each coach and all the clubs he is associated with. c. Each coach should be presented as a node of one shape (e.g. a circle). Each club should be presented as a node of another shape (e.g. a box). The association between a coach and a club should be presented as a directed link (with arrow) pointing from the coach node to the club node. d. If the coach is currently working for a club, the link between them should be a solid line. If the coach worked for a club previously, the link between them should be a dashed line. e. The node for each team (or club) should be filled with colored based on their countries. For example, the clubs in the Spain and its national team should use the same fill color. For simplicity we divide the team into the following groups: i. Spain (light red color) ? Spain (national team) ? Athletic Bilbao ? Atletico Madrid ? Espanyol ? FC Barcelona ? Real Madrid

? Rayo Vallecano ? Sevilla ? Valencia ii. England (white color) ? Arsenal ? Chelsea ? Everton ? Liverpool FC ? Manchester City ? Manchester United ? Southampton ? Swansea City ? Tottenham Hotspur ? Wigan Athletic iii. Italy (light gray color) ? Italy (national team) ? Atalanta ? AC Milan ? Cagliari ? Internazionale (Inter Milan) ? Sassuolo iv. German (light yellow color) ? German (national team) ? Bayern Munich ? Borussia Dortmund ? Fenerbahce ? Mainz 05 ? VfB Stuttgart v. France (light blue color) ? France (national team) ? AS Monaco ? Marseille ? Nancy ? Paris Saint-Germain vi. Other (light green color) ? Argentina (national team) ? Austria Wien ? Belgium (national team) ? Benfica ? Braga ? Chile (national team) ? Corinthians ? FC Porto ? Gremio

? Grampus Eight ? Olympiacos ? Panathinaikos ? Palmeiras ? Portugal (national team) ? Racing Club ? River Plate ? San Lorenzo ? Spartak Moscow ? Sporting CP ? Universidad de Chile

3. (20 points) Create a network visualization of your choice. You can choose or create your own data. You may use GraphViz, R, d3.js, or networkx. If you choose other tools, you need to get my permission. You must use a programming or scripting tool. Using drag-and-drop tools such as Visio or yEd is not allowed. a. Your visualization must contain 10 or more nodes. 4. Write a report with the following information a. Three visualizations. Under each visualization indicate which requirement is this visualization made for. Briefly describe the visualization if necessary. b. The code that you use to create each visualization.