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Sem IV Project Report

The document is a report on a mini project titled 'Interactive Dashboard with Python' submitted by students from Terna Engineering College for their Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology. It outlines the project's objectives, methodology, and potential future enhancements, emphasizing the importance of interactive dashboards for real-time data visualization and decision-making. The report also includes acknowledgments, an abstract, and a structured table of contents detailing various chapters related to the project.

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Sem IV Project Report

The document is a report on a mini project titled 'Interactive Dashboard with Python' submitted by students from Terna Engineering College for their Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology. It outlines the project's objectives, methodology, and potential future enhancements, emphasizing the importance of interactive dashboards for real-time data visualization and decision-making. The report also includes acknowledgments, an abstract, and a structured table of contents detailing various chapters related to the project.

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SE-IT(IV) Mini Project

(PYTHON)Report On
“Interactive dashboard with Python”

Submitted in fulfillment of the requirement of University of Mumbai


SE-IT SEM IV for subject: Mini Project – 1B based on Python

For the degree of


Bachelor of Engineering
(Information Technology)

By
Sanika Thakur TU4S2223003

Amrita Pawar TU4S2223004

Divya Garse TU4S2223005

Tanmay Chaudhari TU4S2223006

Under the guidance of


Prof.Dakshata Argade

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


TERNA ENGINEERING COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
FH-2023 (2022-2023)
CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project entitled “Interactive dashboard” is a


bonafide work of “Sanika Thakur” (TU4S2223003), “Amrita Pawar”
(TU4S2223004), “Divya Garse” (TU4S2223005), “Tanmay
Chaudhari” (TU4S2223006) submitted to the University of Mumbai in
partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of the degree of
“Bachelor of Engineering” in “Information Technology” for the course
of SE-IT( IV) –Mini Project --PYTHON

(Dr. Vijayalaxmi Kadroli) (Prof. Dakshata Argade)


Project convenor Project Guide

(Dr. Vaishali Khairnar) (Dr. L. K. Ragha)


Head of Department Principal
APPROVAL SHEET

This Mini Project Report – an entitle “Interactive dashboard” by following


students is approved for the degree of B.E in “Information Technology” for
the course of SE-IT IV sem Mini Project (PYTHON)

Submitted by:

Sanika Thakur TU4S2223003

Amrita Pawar TU4S2223004

Divya Garse TU4S2223005

Tanmay Chaudhari TU4S2223006

Internal Examiners(s)

External Examiners(s)

Date:

Place
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Sr. no Chapter Page No

1. Introduction 6

2. Literature survey 7

3. Objectives 9

4. Problem Statement 10

5. Proposed Methodology 11

6. Implementation & Results 13

7. Future Scope 20

8. Conclusion 21

9. Reference 22

Appendix

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

No project is ever complete without the guidance of those expert who have already
traded this past before and hence become master of it and as a result, our leader. So,
we would like to take this opportunity to take all those individuals how have helped us
in visualizing this project.

We express our deep gratitude to our project guide Prof.Dakshata Argade(Project


Guide) for providing timely assistant to our query and guidance that she gave owing to
her experience in this field for past many years. She had indeed been a lighthouse for
us in this journey.

We would also take this opportunity to thank our project convenor Dr.Vijayalaxmi K
for his guidance in selecting this project and also for providing us all this details on
proper presentation of this project.

We extend our sincerity appreciation to all our Professors form Terna Engineering
College for their valuable inside and tip during the designing of the project.

Their contributions have been valuable in so many ways that we find it difficult to
acknowledge of them individual. We also great full to our HOD Dr. Vaishali
Khairnar, Principal Dr. L. K. Ragha for extending their help directly and indirectly
through various channels in our project work.
ABSTRACT

An interactive dashboard application in Python is a user-friendly interface that displays and


manipulates data in real-time. This application provides a dynamic platform for data
visualization, analysis, and exploration, making it easier for users to extract valuable insights
from their data. The dashboard allows users to interact with the data by selecting and filtering
specific data sets, manipulating graphs, and changing parameters to see how data changes over
time. The dashboard is an efficient tool for data-driven decision-making, as it provides users with
a comprehensive view of the data and the ability to make informed decisions based on real-time
information. This abstract outline the key features and benefits of an interactive dashboard
application in Python.
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

BACKGROUND
In recent years, data has become a critical asset for businesses and organizations of all sizes.
The ability to collect, store, and analyze data has enabled companies to make informed
decisions, improve their operations, and gain a competitive edge. However, with the vast
amount of data available, it can be challenging to make sense of it all. Interactive dashboard
applications in Python have emerged as a powerful solution to this problem. Python is a
popular programming language used in data analysis and visualization. With its wide range
of libraries and packages, Python provides a flexible and scalable platform for building
interactive dashboards. Interactive dashboards allow users to explore data visually and
interactively. They provide an intuitive and user-friendly interface that enables users to
manipulate data and extract insights in real-time. Dashboards can be customized to meet
specific needs, allowing users to focus on the data that matters most to them.

NEED
Interactive dashboard applications have numerous benefits, including:
 Real-time data visualization: Dashboards enable users to view data in real-time,
providing up-to-date information that can inform decision-making.
 Increased efficiency: Dashboards provide a comprehensive view of data, making it easier
to identify trends, patterns, and outliers, and reducing the time needed for data analysis.
 Better communication: Dashboards allow users to communicate data insights more
effectively, enabling them to share information with stakeholders and team members.
 Improved collaboration: Dashboards can be shared among team members, fostering
collaboration and enabling team members to work together more effectively.
Overall, interactive dashboard applications in Python are a powerful tool for data analysis and
visualization, enabling businesses and organizations to gain valuable insights from their data and
make informed decisions.
INTRODUCTION
The interactive dashboard application in Python project aims to develop a user-friendly and
dynamic interface that provides a comprehensive view of data and enables users to extract
valuable insights from it. The project focuses on using Python's rich libraries and packages
to build a flexible and scalable platform that can be customized to meet specific needs.The
project's main objective is to provide an efficient tool for data-driven decision-making. The
dashboard will display data in real-time, allowing users to visualize and manipulate data sets
using graphs, charts, and other visualization techniques. Users will be able to select and filter
specific data sets, manipulate graphs, and change parameters to see how data changes over
time. The project will focus on developing an interactive dashboard that can be easily
customized to meet specific needs. The dashboard's user interface will be designed to be
user-friendly and intuitive, enabling users to navigate through the dashboard effortlessly.
Additionally, the dashboard will be designed to be responsive, ensuring that it can be
accessed on a wide range of devices, including desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and
smartphones. The interactive dashboard application in Python project will be beneficial to
businesses and organizations of all sizes that need to extract valuable insights from their
data. The project will provide a powerful tool for data analysis and visualization, enabling
users to make informed decisions based on real-time information. The project will also
promote collaboration and communication among team members by allowing the dashboard
to be shared among team members.

In summary, the interactive dashboard application in Python project aims to develop a


powerful tool for data analysis and visualization that can be customized to meet specific
needs. The project will promote data-driven decision-making, collaboration, and
communication among team members, making it an essential tool for businesses and
organizations that rely on data to succeed.
CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE SURVEY
Literature survey for the interactive dashboard application in Python project reveals that
interactive dashboards have gained significant popularity in recent years due to the need for
real-time data analysis and visualization. The survey also emphasizes the importance of
selecting the appropriate tools based on project requirements, performance, and ease of use.

Feature Description

The ability to display data in visual formats such


as charts, gr*aphs, and tables for easy
Data Visualization interpretation

The ability to manipulate data sets, graphs, and


charts using filters, sliders, and other controls to
Interactivity allow users to explore data and extract insights

The ability to display real-time data updates and


Real-Time Data Updates refresh the dashboard automatically

The ability to customize the dashboard's layout,


color scheme, and content to suit specific project
Customization requirements

The ability to share the dashboard among team


Collaboration members for collaboration and communication

The ability to handle large data sets and provide


fast performance even with complex visualization
Scalability and data manipulation

The ability to create and modify dashboards using


Ease of Use user-friendly tools and interfaces

For automation Streamlit module is used. Streamlit


is a powerful tool for automating the creation of
interactive dashboards in Python, and it can be
used for a wide range of data analysis and
Automation visualization tasks.
CHAPTER 3: OBJECTIVES

Based on the literature survey and the background of the project, here are some potential
objectives for an interactive dashboard application in Python project:
 To provide a user-friendly interface for data exploration and visualization
 To allow users to manipulate and filter data to extract insights
 To enable real-time data updates and automatic dashboard refresh
 To support various types of data visualization, including charts, graphs, and tables
 To allow customization of the dashboard's layout, color scheme, and content to suit
specific project requirements
 To provide collaboration features that allow team members to share and work on the
same dashboard
 To ensure scalability and performance even with large data sets and complex
visualization and data manipulation
 To integrate with various data sources and APIs for seamless data integration
 To provide user access control and authentication for secure data access
 To document the development process and provide user guides for easy adoption and use.
These objectives may be tailored to the specific requirements and goals of the project, but they
provide a general guideline for developing an effective interactive dashboard application in
Python
CHAPTER 4: PROBLEM STATEMENT

Based on the objectives and literature survey, here is a potential problem statement for an
interactive dashboard application in Python project:

The current data visualization and exploration tools available in the market do not provide a
comprehensive and user-friendly solution for extracting insights from large and complex data
sets. There is a need for an interactive dashboard application that provides real-time data updates,
customizable visualization options, and collaboration features to enable effective data
exploration and communication among team members. Additionally, the existing solutions do
not integrate seamlessly with various data sources and APIs, leading to data integration issues
and security concerns. Therefore, there is a need for an interactive dashboard application in
Python that addresses these challenges and provides a scalable, performant, and secure solution
for data exploration and visualization.
CHAPTER 5: PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
5.1 Proposed Methodology

Explanation of the individual blocks in detail

Requirements Gathering

Data Integration and Cleaning

Visualization and Exploration

Real-time Data Updates

Customization

Collaboration

Scalability and Performance

Testing and Validation

Documentation and User Guides

Maintenance and Support


This block diagram illustrates the flow of the proposed methodology, starting with requirements
gathering and ending with maintenance and support. Each block represents a key step in the
process, including data integration and cleaning, visualization and exploration, real-time data
updates, customization, collaboration, scalability and performance, testing and validation,
documentation and user guides, and maintenance and support.
Requirements Gathering: Gather requirements and goals from stakeholders and users to
define the scope of the project.
Data Integration and Cleaning: Integrate data from various sources and clean and
transform the data to prepare it for visualization.
Visualization and Exploration: Develop a user-friendly interface using Python libraries
such as Bokeh, Plotly, or Dash to create interactive charts, graphs, and tables that allow
users to explore data and extract insights.
Real-time Data Updates: Implement real-time data updates and automatic dashboard
refresh to ensure that users have access to the most up-to-date information.
Customization: Provide options for customization of the dashboard's layout, color
scheme, and content to suit specific project requirements.
Collaboration: Implement collaboration features that allow team members to share and
work on the same dashboard, including user access control and authentication for secure
data access.
Scalability and Performance: Optimize the dashboard's performance and scalability to
handle large data sets and complex visualization and data manipulation.
Testing and Validation: Test the dashboard application thoroughly to ensure it meets the
requirements and goals and validate it with end-users.
Documentation and User Guides: Document the development process and provide user
guides for easy adoption and use.
Maintenance and Support: Provide ongoing maintenance and support for the dashboard
application to ensure it remains performant and secure.
CHAPTER 6: IMPLEMENTATION & RESULT

6.1 Dataset:
Explanation

Data set screen shots in detail with explanation


6.2 Result / Output
Some points
Screen shots of the output and explanation of the screen shot of the output
Accuracy of the proposed system:
or any performance parameter and graphs
6.3 Web UI

Some points related to that


And screen shots
CHAPTER 7: FUTURE SCOPE

Here are some potential future scope and enhancements for an interactive dashboard application
in Python project:

 Machine Learning Integration: Integrate machine learning algorithms to provide


advanced analytics and predictions on the data.
 Natural Language Processing: Incorporate natural language processing techniques to
enable users to query and explore data using natural language.
 Augmented Reality Integration: Integrate augmented reality technology to provide a more
immersive and interactive experience for users.
 Advanced Collaboration Features: Add more advanced collaboration features, such as
real-time chat, video conferencing, and team task management, to improve
communication and productivity.
 Enhanced Customization: Provide more options for customization, such as personalized
dashboards and custom widgets, to further tailor the user experience.
 Support for Multiple Devices: Develop the application to support multiple devices, such
as smartphones and tablets, to improve accessibility and usability.
 Integration with Cloud Services: Integrate with cloud services, such as Amazon Web
Services and Microsoft Azure, to provide scalability, security, and reliability.
 Integration with Data Warehouses: Integrate with data warehouses, such as Amazon
Redshift and Google Big Query, to enable users to work with large data sets and perform
complex queries.
 Advanced Security Features: Add more advanced security features, such as two-factor
authentication and role-based access control, to enhance data security and protect against
unauthorized access.

These enhancements and future scope can add value to the interactive dashboard application and
improve the user experience, making it a more powerful and comprehensive tool for data
exploration and analysis.
CHAPTER 8: CONCLUSION

In conclusion, an interactive dashboard application in Python provides an effective and efficient


way to visualize and explore data in a user-friendly and interactive way. The proposed
methodology and literature survey have highlighted the various features and tools available for
developing such an application, including data cleaning and integration, visualization libraries,
real-time data updates, customization, collaboration, scalability, and testing and validation. By
following the proposed methodology and incorporating future scope and enhancements, such as
machine learning integration, natural language processing, and cloud services integration, the
interactive dashboard application can become a powerful tool for data exploration and analysis,
enabling users to gain insights and make data-driven decisions. Overall, an interactive dashboard
application in Python is a valuable asset for businesses and organizations that need to visualize
and analyze data to gain insights and make informed decisions, and its potential for future
enhancements and scope make it a promising area for further research and development.
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Bokeh Development Team. (2021). Bokeh: Python Library for Interactive Visualization.
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Plotly Technologies Inc. (2021). Plotly Python Graphing Library.


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Apache Software Foundation. (2021). Apache Superset. https://superset.apache.org/

Ganesan, S., & Elango, S. (2019). Interactive Data Visualization with Python: A
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Shmueli, G., & Lichtendahl Jr, K. C. (2017). Data Mining for Business Analytics:
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VanderPlas, J. (2016). Python Data Science Handbook: Essential Tools for Working with
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