Python and Matplotlib Data Visualization

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Last updated on February 14, 2026 8:54 pm

This data science Python course explains how to use Matplotlib for data visualization as you draw on its plotting library to create engaging 2D and 3D graphs.

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In this course, we will learn how to visualise data with Python using Matplotlib, a third-party Python module. We will talk about customizing Matplotlib, basemap, subplots, 3D scatter plots, 3D bar charts and 3D graphics. Next, we will discuss 3D dot plots, wireframes and bar charts, including the full range of 3D graph representations. In addition, we learn about the titles, legends and role of histograms in Matplotlib.

What You Will Learn In This Free Course

  • Explain how we can visualize data wi…
  • Summarize the features of Pyplot fra…
  • Describe how to add titles and label…
  • Explain how to add grids and change …
  • Explain how we can visualize data with Python using Matplotlib, a third-party Python module
  • Summarize the features of Pyplot framework, one of the most important frameworks for creating charts and graphs in Matplotlib
  • Describe how to add titles and labels and customise legends
  • Explain how to add grids and change labels in the graphs
  • Describe how to add different styles to the graphs and how to create our own styles with presets
  • Outline how to clean up markers and correct labels to make them understandable for readers
  • Discuss how to optimise the projections in the basemap and explain why the projections need to be adjusted
  • Outline the difference between a two-dimensional plot and a three-dimensional plot
  • Summarize how to insert data into a three-dimensional bar chart
  • Python Data Visualization with Matplotlib

    In this module, you will learn how to visualize data with Python using Matplotlib, a third-party Python module. We will learn the complete process of downloading and installing Matplotlib. Then we will learn some amazing features of Matplotlib such as plot options, labels, titles, legends, pie charts, histograms and scatter plots, etc.

    Customization of Matplotlib

    In this module, we will talk about the customization of Matplotlib. We will learn what changes we can make and what is generally done with matplotlib graphs. Next, we will discuss how to customize ticks, spines, and text as well as create our own style using Matplotlib for graphs.

    Introduction to Subplots

    In this module, we will talk about subplots using Matplotlib. We will discuss how to add multiple plots to the same figure and plot multiple series at once. Next, we will learn about some indicators such as moving averages and how to add them to our charts.

    Introduction to Basemap

    This module is about displaying geographic data on maps with Python and Matplotlib using the Matplotlib extension Basemap. We will learn how to optimize projections in Basemap and why projections need to be adjusted. We will also explore how to incorporate logic into our plots to see the difference between land and water.

    Introduction to 3D Graphing

    In this module, we will look at 3D graphs using Matplotlib. 3D gives us three axes and three dimensions to plot and is very useful for representing data in graphs. We will cover things like 3D dot plots, wireframes, and bar charts. We will explore a whole range of 3D representations of charts.

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