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ANALYTICS
April 2025
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COMMUNICATIVE SIT PROJECT

BSc Computer Science with Data Analytics
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STARGAZING PHOTOGRAPHY LINGOFRENZY

ASHWATHI ANAND A, MATHIYARASU SAROJINI DEVI, DHANUSRI,
KIRUTHIKA, SHREE YAZHINI, KANITHA, SATHYA
ABHINAYA

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ANT & THE DOVE CALLIGRAPHY LIFE:POEM

MATHIYARASU, DHARANI, RAHUL M DRISHYA
RATHYAA

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SPOT 10 RIDDLES WORDSEARCH
DIFFERENCES
DEVANANDA, SHARON, HARINI, BHAVANA SR, GOWTHAM,
BHAVANA SR, GOWTHAM,
PRIYADHARSHINI, JEEVITHA DHARANIKA, DHIVYASRI,
DHARANIKA, DHIVYASRI,
NANDITA, PRATHIUKSHA
NANDITA, PRATHIUKSHA

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DRAWINGS KEY TO GROWTH PHOTOGRAPHY &

DURGA SRI, HARSHITA, VISHAKHAN K ART
SREENIDHI J SREEVATHSHAN

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FACTS
KEERTHANA, SUBAVARSHINI,
HEMARUPINI, YALNI

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PREFACE
Welcome to The Analytics Corner, a magazine
crafted by data analytics students for those
passionate about the world of data, insights,
and trends. In this inaugural issue, we delve
into the fascinating world of data analytics,
sharing knowledge, discoveries, and real-
world applications of data-driven decision-
making. From exploring emerging
technologies to analyzing key industry trends,
our goal is to provide you with fresh
perspectives on the power of data. We hope
this magazine sparks curiosity, ignites
discussions, and inspires both current and
future data enthusiasts. Thank you for joining
us on this exciting journey into the heart of
analytics!

Editorial and Proof reading comittee

DRISHYA PS
DAKSA SRI R
MEDOLINE SYLVIA G
RASHIBA A
SRIRAM I
VASANTHA ROOPAN K

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STAR-
GAZING ASHWATHI ANAND A, KIRUTHIKA,
SHREE YAZHINI, ABHINAYA

Stargazing has always been my strong forte when it comes to keeping

boredom at bay. This made me discover a fascinating thing, “The Orion
constellation”, which is among the most dramatic and identifiable
patterns in the night sky, has fascinated people for thousands of years
with its bright stars and a robust mythology. Named after a legendary
figure in Greek myth, Orion is commonly imagined as a powerful warrior.
Its brightest features are the red supergiant Betelgeuse, symbolizing
Orion's shoulder, and the blue supergiant Rigel, indicating his foot. At
the heart of the constellation is Orion's Belt, a group of three stars—
Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka—that are aligned in a straight, easily
recognizable line. Not only is this constellation a sight to behold, but it is
also the home of such celestial treasures as the Orion Nebula, a stellar
nursery where new stars form, and the Horsehead Nebula, whose shape is
unmistakable. Barnard's Loop, a giant arc of ionized gas, also contributes
to its beauty. The importance of Orion transcends cultures, including the
ancient Egyptians who associated it with their god Osiris and oriented the
Great Pyramids with its stars, to indigenous people who interpreted it as a
symbol of strength and guidance. From nearly every region of the globe,
Orion is visible, and located along the celestial equator, its beautiful Belt
makes it a simple target to spot in the winter sky for the northern
hemisphere or the summer sky for the southern hemisphere. A gateway to
the universe, Orion calls upon stargazers and dreamers to seek out its
splendor, uncover its secrets, and become part of the legends it has
influenced through time and space.

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Photography is more than a hobby
for me it's a way of capturing
moments and telling stories. I love
how a single shot can freeze
emotions and reveal hidden
details. from the play of light to a
genuine smile. It's taught me
patience. creativity, and a deeper
appreciation for the beauty in
everyday life. Through my lens, I
see the world differently.

Mathiyarasu

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 LINGOFRENZY
PUZZLE
SAROJINI DEVI, DHANUSRI, KANITHA, SATHYA

FIND PERFECT MATCH Data analytics is a pivotal field that

FROM THE FOLLOWING meticulously examines raw
1. Very detailed or information to uncover discernible
complicated patterns, trends, and insights. By
2. Complex, advanced leveraging sophisticated
3. Rapid increase or algorithms and intricate statistical
spread models, analysts transform
4. Drastically changed
5. The ability to produce unstructured data into coherent
a desired result narratives that drive decision -
making. The proliferation of
artificial intelligence and machine
learning has further revolutionized
the domain, enabling real -time
analytics that enhance efficacy
across industries. Organizations
that embrace data - driven
strategies gain a competitive edge,
as predictive analytics helps in
preempting risks and optimizing
operations. In essence, mastering
data analytics is no longer an
auxiliary skill but a quintessential
asset in the modern world.

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One hot day, an ant was searching for some water. After walking around
for some time, she came to a spring. To reach the spring, she had to
climb up a blade of grass. While making her way up, she slipped and fell
into the water.
She could have drowned if a dove up a nearby tree had not seen her.
Seeing that the ant was in trouble, the dove quickly plucked o a leaf and
dropped it into the water near the struggling ant. The ant moved to-
wards the leaf and climbed up there. Soon it carried her safely to dry
ground. Just at that time, a hunter nearby was throwing out his net
towards the dove, hoping to trap it.
Guessing what he was about to do, the ant quickly bit him on the heel.
Feeling the pain, the hunter dropped his net. The dove was quick to fly
away to safety.
MORAL: One good turn deserves another
MATHIYARASU, DHARANI, RATHYAA

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 CALLIGRAPHY

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 LIFE
A POEM IS ALWAYS SOMETHING TO CHERISH AND HER IS ONE ABOUT THE LIVES WE LIVE

The sky, ever-changing, has stories to share,

A cluster of stars, or silence, laid bare.
But do we gaze with open eyes, aware?

The sea, a language with waves that crash,

Or a calm so deep, it whispers a hush.
But do we pause to hear its call, its brush?

The world, a teacher, with lessons to sow,

Yet we rush past, too eager to know.
Do we stop to learn, or simply to grow?

We dwell in the spheres of our own thought,

Forgetting the truths that nature has sought.
Doing what others have framed and taught.

Little we see that our paths are not caught.

The urge to belong, it gnaws and it stings,
To mirror another, it silently clings.
But perhaps all it takes is a simple awakening—
To see life’s truth, beyond the framing.

DRISHYA

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 YOU’VE GOT SHARP EYES IF
YOU FOUND THEM ALL IN BHAVANA SR, GOWTHAM,
DHARANIKA, DHIVYASRI,
UNDER 180 SECONDS. NANDITA, PRATHIUKSHA

RIDDLES
1. I start with “www” and lead you anywhere. What am I?
2. I run without legs and process without thinking. What am I?
3. I turn raw numbers into insight. What am I?
4. What has a face but no eyes?
5. I can only go forward, and once I execute, I never return. What am I?
6. I can split but never get hurt. I can be joined but never move. What am I?
7. I run in circles but always come back to the start. What am I?
8. I can be cracked, I can be made, I can be told, I can be played. What am I?
9. I am not alive, but I grow. I don’t have lungs, but I need air. I don’t have a
mouth, but water kills me. What am I?
10. What has a screen but is not a television, runs programs but is not a brain,
and stores data but is not a filing cabinet?
ANSWERS AT THE END
DEVANANDA, SHARON, HARINI,
PRIYADHARSHINI, JEEVITHA
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 WORD
SEARCH
CARTOON EDITION

1. A ROYAL CHILL 10. A WISH UPON A LAMP

2. PLAYTIME’S SECRET LIFE 11. AN OGRE’S UNEXPECTED ROMANCE
3. A FATHER’S UNDERWATER QUEST (THE 12. THE ENCHANTED OBJECT COUNTING
SON’S NAME?) DOWN TIME (FIRST AND LAST WORD)
4. 0CEAN’S CHOOSE ONE 13. THREE INSEPARABLE FRIENDS (FIRST
5. PRIDE’S CIRCLE OF LIFE WORD)
6. A CULINARY RODENT (ONLY ODD 14. RED BALLOONS
LETTERS) 15. SIX STONES, INFINITE POWER
7. FRIENDSHIP IN FLIGHT (LAST WORD)
8. LONG HAIR, BIG ESCAPE
9. A CLUMSY HERO’S JOURNEY ANSWERS AT THE END

BHAVANA SR, GOWTHAM,

DHARANIKA, DHIVYASRI,
NANDITA, PRATHIUKSHA
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 Drawing is a powerful form of self- Art serves as a powerful medium for
expression, allowing individuals to expressing emotions because it
channel their innermost emotions transcends language, offering a direct
onto paper in ways words often connection to feelings that might be
cannot. Whether through bold difficult to articulate through words.
strokes, delicate lines, or a splash of Through various forms—whether
color, the act of drawing provides a painting, sculpture, music, dance, or
unique outlet for feelings, from joy writing—artists communicate their
and excitement to sadness or inner emotional world using colors,
frustration. Artists can convey their shapes, lines, textures, rhythms, and
emotional state by manipulating movements.
elements like texture, shading, and For instance, in visual arts, colors can
composition, creating a visual symbolize different emotions: red
language that resonates deeply with might express passion or anger, blue
viewers. A chaotic, abstract piece may can convey sadness or calm, and
reflect turmoil or anxiety, while soft, yellow often suggests happiness or
flowing lines may evoke peace and energy. The brushstrokes or
serenity. The beauty of drawing lies in techniques used can also reflect an
its ability to transform raw emotion emotional state; harsh, jagged lines
into something tangible, offering both might represent turmoil, while soft,
the artist and the audience a shared flowing forms could communicate
experience of understanding and tranquility.
connection.

HARSHITA K

DURGA SRI

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 Drawing as a hobby is a wonderful way to express creativity and unwind.
Whether it's sketching simple doodles or creating intricate pieces of art, it allows
people to explore their imagination and develop a unique personal style.
Drawing can be both therapeutic and rewarding, offering a sense of
accomplishment as skills improve over time. It's also a great way to relax, focus,
and escape the pressures of everyday life while enjoying the satisfaction of
creating something with your own hands.
Here are some of Sreenidhi’s works.

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MASTERING INTERPERSONAL SKILLS:
THE KEY TO
PERSONAL AND
PROFESSIONAL
GROWTH VISHAKHAN K

IN TODAY’S FAST-PACED AND INTERCONNECTED WORLD, INTERPERSONAL

SKILLS HAVE BECOME MORE CRUCIAL THAN EVER. WHETHER YOU’RE
NAVIGATING RELATIONSHIPS IN THE WORKPLACE, INTERACTING WITH
FAMILY, OR CONNECTING WITH FRIENDS, THE ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE
EFFECTIVELY AND FOSTER MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS CAN DEFINE YOUR
SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS. BUT WHAT EXACTLY ARE INTERPERSONAL
SKILLS, AND HOW CAN ONE MASTER THEM?
Understanding Interpersonal Skills

Interpersonal skills, often referred to as “people skills,”

encompass the abilities required to interact and communicate
with others effectively. These skills include verbal and non-
verbal communication, empathy, teamwork, adaptability, and
conflict resolution. They are not just innate traits but are
capabilities that can be developed with time and practice.
At their core, interpersonal skills are about understanding others
and making connections. They go beyond mere conversations
and extend into the realms of trust-building, respect, and
collaboration. In professional settings, interpersonal skills are
often the differentiating factor between a good employee and an
exceptional one.
The Importance of Interpersonal Skills
In any social or professional setting, interpersonal skills pave the
way for smoother interactions. Imagine a workplace where team
members fail to communicate effectively. The result would be
chaos, misunderstandings, and inefficiency. On the contrary,
teams with strong interpersonal dynamics tend to exhibit higher
productivity, morale, and creativity.
Beyond the workplace, interpersonal skills play a significant role
in our personal lives. They help us build stronger relationships,
resolve conflicts amicably, and navigate the complexities of
human
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Key Interpersonal Skills to Cultivate

1. Active Listening
Listening is more than just hearing. Active listening involves giving
undivided attention to the speaker, understanding their perspective, and
responding thoughtfully. It fosters mutual respect and helps avoid
misunderstandings.

2. Empathy
Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
By putting yourself in someone else’s shoes, you can connect with them
on a deeper level and respond with compassion.

3. Effective Communication
Clear and concise communication, both verbal and non-verbal, ensures
that your ideas and emotions are understood. Pay attention to tone, body
language, and clarity in your speech.

4. Teamwork
Collaboration and cooperation are essential in achieving common goals.
Being a team player involves sharing responsibilities, valuing others’
contributions, and working towards collective success.

5. Adaptability
Life is unpredictable, and situations often demand flexibility. Being open
to change and adapting to different personalities and circumstances
showcases emotional intelligence and maturity.

6. Conflict Resolution
Disagreements are inevitable, but how we handle them matters. Address
conflicts calmly, focus on solutions rather than blame, and strive for win-
win outcomes.

The Interpersonal Edge

In a world increasingly driven by automation and artificial intelligence,

interpersonal skills remain uniquely human. They are the bridge between
individuals, enabling meaningful connections that technology cannot
replicate. Mastering interpersonal skills is not an overnight journey. It
requires patience, practice, and perseverance. But the rewards—stronger
relationships, career success, and personal fulfillment—are well worth
the effort. So, the next time you interact with someone, pause and reflect
on your approach. Are you listening actively? Are you empathetic? Are
you communicating effectively? The more mindful you are, the more
skilled you’ll become in the art of human connection and remember, the
journey to mastering interpersonal skills begins with a single step—yours.

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 Art exists in everything. Art exists in everything around us, from the natural world
to human-made creations. It’s in the colors of a sunset, the patterns in leaves, and
the architecture of buildings. Everyday objects, like a well-designed chair or a
beautifully crafted book cover, carry elements of art through their form and
function. Even the way we move and interact with each other can be a form of
artistic expression, from the gestures we make to the way we communicate. Art is
not confined to galleries; it’s woven into the fabric of life, shaping the way we see
and experience the world.

Here is a snippet of Euphoria, a huge inter collegiate event conducted by PSG

College of Arts and Science where undergraduate and post graduate students
participate and showcase their immaculate talents. This picture taken by
Sreevathshan captures a singer performing his heart out

SREEVATHSHAN

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 FACTS
KEERTHANA SUBAVARSHINI, YALNI, HEMARUPINI

A cloud weighs around a million tons. A cloud

typically has a volume of around 1km 3 and a
density of around 1.003kg per m 3 – that's a
density that’s around 0.4 percent lower than the air
surrounding it (this is how they are able to float).
Your brain is constantly eating itself. This process is
called phagocytosis, where cells envelop and
consume smaller cells or molecules to remove them
from the system. Don’t worry! Phagocytosis
isn't harmful, but actually helps preserve your
grey matter.
The Universe's average colour is called
'Cosmic latte'. In a 2002 study,
astronomers found that the light coming from
galaxies averaged into a beige colour that’s close to
white.
Most maps of the world are wrong. On most maps,
the Mercator projection – first developed in 1569 –
is still used. This method is wildly inaccurate and
makes Alaska appear as large as Brazil and
Greenland 14 times larger than it actually is. For a
map to be completely accurate, it would need to be
life-size and round, not flat.

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1. Frozen 1. Website
2. Toy story 2. CPU
3. Nemo 3. Data Analysis
4. Moana 4. Monitor
5. The Lion King 5. A void function
6. Rttule 6. A string
7. Dragon 7. An infinite loop
8. Tangled 8. Code
9. Kung Fu Panda 9. Computer virus
10. Alladin 10. A computer
11. Shrek
12. Beauty Beast
13. Harry
14. IT
15. Avengers

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