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Assignment-6 B.

Tech-B-109

Practical 6: Data Insights

Task 1: Accessing the Dataset


1. Open Google Sheets:
- Go to Google Sheets and create a new spreadsheet.
2. Import the Movie Dataset:
- Copy the sample movie dataset below:

```
Title, Genre, Release Year, Rating, Popularity
The Shawshank Redemption, Drama, 1994, 9.3, 98
The Godfather, Crime, 1972, 9.2, 97
The Dark Knight, Action, 2008, 9.0, 94
Pulp Fiction, Crime, 1994, 8.9, 92
Forrest Gump, Drama, 1994, 8.8, 89
Inception, Sci-Fi, 2010, 8.8, 85
The Matrix, Sci-Fi, 1999, 8.7, 83
Fight Club, Drama, 1999, 8.8, 81
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Fantasy, 2003, 8.9, 80
Interstellar, Sci-Fi, 2014, 8.6, 78
```
- Paste it into your new sheet. Ensure that each piece of data goes into its respective column.

Task 2: Data Exploration

1. Review the Dataset:


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- Examine the structure of the data. Key columns include:
- Title
- Genre
- Release Year
- Rating
- Popularity
2. Identify Trends:
- Discuss with your group initial observations, such as:
- Which genres have the highest average ratings?
ans: The genres with the highest average ratings are:
1. Drama: Average rating of 8.84
2. Crime: Average rating of 9.05
3. Action: Average rating of 9.0
4. Fantasy: Average rating of 8.9
5. Sci-Fi: Average rating of 8.7

- Are there any noticeable trends in popularity related to the release year?
Ans: Yes, there are a few noticeable trends in popularity related to the release year:
1. Older Classics: Movies released in the 1970s and 1990s (like The Godfather, Pulp
Fiction, and Forrest Gump) tend to have high popularity scores (ranging from 89 to 98), indicating
that classic films continue to be well-regarded.
2. Recent Releases: More recent films (like Inception and Interstellar) have lower popularity
scores (ranging from 78 to 85), suggesting that while they are critically acclaimed, they may not
have reached the same level of cultural impact as the older classics.
3. Genre Influence: Action and crime films released during the 2000s also show strong
popularity, with The Dark Knight achieving a score of 94, indicating that certain genres may
perform better in specific eras.

Overall, older films generally maintain higher popularity, while newer films show varying
levels of acceptance.

Task 3: Data Cleaning and Formatting

1. Remove Duplicates:
- Highlight the dataset and go to Data > Data cleanup > Remove duplicates.
2. Ensure Valid Data:
- Check for any missing or incorrect data types, particularly in columns like `Rating` and
`Popularity`.

3. Use Data Validation:


- Set data validation for specific columns (e.g., restrict `Rating` to numerical values between 0
and 10):
- Select the cells (e.g., `D2:D11`), go to Data > Data validation, choose Number and set
conditions.

4. Format for Readability:


- Font Size and Styles: Use a consistent font size (e.g., 12pt) and style (e.g., Arial).
- Borders and Shading: Apply borders around the data and use light shading for the header row.
- Conditional Formatting: Highlight high ratings (above 9) in green and low ratings (below 7) in
red:
- Select the `Rating` column, go to Format > Conditional formatting, and set rules based on
values.

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Task 4: Data Analysis


1. Calculate Summary Statistics:
- Use formulas:
- Average Rating: `=AVERAGE(D2:D11)`
- Count of Movies per Genre (using COUNTIF for each genre).

2. Create Pivot Tables:


- Go to Data > Pivot table.

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- Select your dataset and set up rows for `Genre` and values for average `Rating` or count of
movies.

3. Generate Charts:
- Create charts to visualize data trends:
- Bar charts for average ratings by genre.
- Pie charts for genre distribution.
- Insert charts from Insert > Chart.

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Task 5: Creating a Presentation with Google Slides

1. Open Google Slides:


- Create a new Google Slides presentation.

2. Visual Representation:
- Insert shapes, images, and charts:
- Go to Insert > Chart > From Sheets to add your Google Sheets charts.

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3. Engaging Layout:
- Design each slide to be clear and engaging with headings, bullet points, and images where
relevant.

Task 6: Adding Animations

1. Open Animation Pane:


- Select an element (e.g., text box, chart) and go to Insert > Animation.
2. Customize Animations:
- Choose animation types (e.g., fade in, fly in) and adjust timing and order in the Animation
pane.

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3. Preview the Presentation:


- Use the Present button to view transitions and animations.

Task 7: Sharing and Collaboration

1. Share Your Presentation:


- Click on the Share button and enter group members' email addresses.
2. Set Permissions:
- Choose permissions:
- Can edit for group members.
- Can view for the facilitator.

3. Real-Time Collaboration:
- Work with group members in real-time to refine the presentation, incorporating feedback.

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