Data Science Fundamentals

Test Projects:

20 Use Cases

Use Case 1: Loan Eligibility Prediction Model

Description: The project aims to develop a loan eligibility prediction model that
utilizes machine learning algorithms to assess the eligibility of individuals for
obtaining loans. The Model will provide a user-friendly interface for inputting
customer data and generate real-time loan eligibility predictions based on the trained
model

Learning Outcome:

Through this project, you will gain experience and understanding in the following
areas:

1. Data Pre-processing: Cleaning and pre-processing the loan dataset, handling

missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Applying techniques such as
imputation, scaling, and encoding categorical variables.

2. Feature Engineering: Identifying and creating relevant features from the loan
dataset that can improve the loan eligibility prediction model's performance. This may
involve feature extraction, transformation, or combination.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Selecting a suitable machine

learning algorithm (e.g., logistic regression, decision trees, random forests) for loan
eligibility prediction. Training the model using the preprocessed data and evaluating
its performance using appropriate metrics.

Tasks:

1. Data Pre-processing: Clean, transform, and pre-process the loan dataset,

handling missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Apply techniques like
imputation, scaling, and encoding categorical variables.

2. Feature Engineering: Identify and create relevant features from the loan dataset
to enhance the loan eligibility prediction model's performance. Perform feature
extraction, transformation, or combination as required.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Select a suitable machine

learning algorithm for loan eligibility prediction. Train the model using the pre-
processed data and evaluate its performance using appropriate metrics.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the technologies

and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development, backend
development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model building, and
deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts/Faculty will conduct a live evaluation session

where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your ability to
explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to the
project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts/Faculty will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills.

Use Case 2: Diabetes prediction Model

Description:

The project aims to develop a diabetes prediction Model that utilizes machine learning
algorithms to predict the likelihood of an individual developing diabetes based on
certain risk factors. The Model will provide users with a user-friendly interface to input
their health information and generate real-time predictions regarding their risk of
developing diabetes.

Learning Outcome:

Through this project, you will gain experience and understanding in the following
areas:

1. Data Pre-processing: Cleaning and pre-processing the diabetes dataset, handling

missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Applying techniques such as
imputation, scaling, and encoding categorical variables.
2. Feature Engineering: Identifying and creating relevant features from the diabetes
dataset that can improve the prediction model's performance. This may involve
feature extraction, transformation, or combination.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Selecting a suitable machine

learning algorithm (e.g., logistic regression, decision trees, random forests, or
support vector machines) for diabetes prediction. Training the model using the pre-
processed data and evaluating its performance using appropriate metrics.

Tasks:

1. Data Pre-processing: Clean, transform, and pre-process the diabetes dataset,

handling missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Apply techniques like
imputation, scaling, and encoding categorical variables.

2. Feature Engineering: Identify and create relevant features from the diabetes
dataset to enhance the prediction model's performance. Perform feature extraction,
transformation, or combination as required.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Select a suitable machine

learning algorithm for diabetes prediction. Train the model using the pre-processed
data and evaluate its performance using appropriate metrics

Evaluation: The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the technologies

and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development, backend
development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model building, and
deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session where
they will assess your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain
the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement. This evaluation
aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your ability to apply
them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback from industry
experts to further enhance your skills.
Use Case 3: Glass Classification Model

Description:

The project aims to develop a glass classification Model using machine learning
algorithms to predict the type of glass based on its chemical composition. The Model
will provide users with a user-friendly interface to input the chemical attributes of
glass samples and generate real-time predictions regarding the glass type.

Learning Outcome:

Through this project, you will gain experience and understanding in the following
areas:

1. Data Pre-processing: Cleaning and pre-processing the glass dataset,

handling missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Applying techniques such
as imputation, scaling, and encoding categorical variables if required.

2. Feature Engineering: Identifying and selecting relevant features from the

glass dataset that can improve the classification model's performance. This may
involve feature extraction, transformation, or combination.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Selecting a suitable

machine learning algorithm (e.g., decision trees, random forests, support vector
machines) for glass classification. Training the model using the pre-processed data
and evaluating its performance using appropriate metrics.

Tasks:

1. Data Pre-processing: Clean, transform, and pre-process the glass dataset,

handling missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Apply techniques like
imputation, scaling, and encoding categorical variables if required.

2. Feature Engineering: Identify and select relevant features from the glass dataset
to enhance the classification model's performance. Perform feature extraction,
transformation, or combination as required.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Select a suitable machine

learning algorithm for glass classification. Train the model using the pre-processed
data and evaluate its performance using appropriate metrics

Evaluation: The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the technologies

and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development, backend
development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model building, and
deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session where
they will assess your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain
the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills

Use Case 4: PhonePe Pulse Data Analysis

Description:

The project aims to perform data analysis on PhonePe Pulse data, a fictional mobile
payment service, to gain insights and extract valuable information. The analysis will
involve exploring the dataset, performing statistical calculations, and generating
visualizations to understand user behaviour, transaction patterns, and other relevant
metrics.

Learning Outcome: Through this project, you will gain experience and
understanding in the following areas:

1. Data Exploration: Analysing the PhonePe Pulse dataset to understand its

structure, variables, and data types. Performing data cleaning and handling missing
values or outliers as necessary.
2. Data Wrangling: Preparing the dataset for analysis by transforming, reshaping,
and aggregating data. This may involve merging multiple datasets, creating new
variables, or filtering data based on specific criteria.

3. Statistical Analysis: Applying statistical techniques to derive meaningful insights

from the data. This may include calculating descriptive statistics, conducting
hypothesis tests, and identifying correlations or relationships between variables.

4. Data Visualization: Creating visual representations of the data using charts,

graphs, and plots to effectively communicate patterns and trends. This may involve
using libraries such as Matplotlib, Seaborn, or Plotly in Python.

5. Exploratory Data Analysis: Conducting exploratory data analysis techniques to

uncover patterns, outliers, and anomalies in the PhonePe Pulse data. This may
involve segmentation, clustering, or anomaly detection techniques.

6. Insights and Recommendations: Drawing meaningful insights from the data

analysis and providing recommendations based on the findings. This may involve
identifying opportunities for improvement, optimizing processes, or enhancing user
experience.

Tasks:

1. Data Exploration: Explore the PhonePe Pulse dataset, examine its structure, and
identify relevant variables for analysis.

2. Data Cleaning: Handle missing values, outliers, and inconsistencies in the dataset,
ensuring data integrity and quality.

3. Data Wrangling: Transform and reshape the data as needed, merge multiple
datasets if available, and create new variables for analysis.

4. Statistical Analysis: Perform statistical calculations, including descriptive statistics,

hypothesis tests, and correlations, to gain insights into the data.

5. Data Visualization: Create visualizations using appropriate charts, graphs, and

plots to present the findings effectively.
6. Exploratory Data Analysis: Apply exploratory data analysis techniques to uncover
patterns, clusters, or anomalies in the PhonePe Pusle data.

7. Insights and Recommendations: Derive meaningful insights from the analysis

results and provide recommendations based on the findings.

Evaluation: The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the concepts and

techniques related to PhonePe Pulse, data preprocessing, exploratory data analysis,
statistical modelling, visualisation, and interpretation of results.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session where
they will assess your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain
the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills.

Use Case 5: Breast Cancer Classification Model

Description:

The project aims to develop a breast cancer prediction Model that incorporates both
frontend and backend components. The Model will utilize machine learning algorithms
to classify breast tissue as malignant (cancerous) or benign (non-cancerous) based
on various features. It will provide users with a user-friendly interface to input the
relevant features and generate real-time predictions regarding the likelihood of
breast cancer.

Learning Outcome: Through this project, you will gain experience and
understanding in the following areas:

1. Data Pre-processing: Cleaning and pre-processing the dataset, handling missing

values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Applying techniques such as imputation,
scaling, and encoding categorical variables if required.

2. Feature Engineering: Identifying and selecting relevant features from the glass
dataset that can improve the classification model's performance. This may involve
feature extraction, transformation, or combination.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Selecting a suitable machine

learning algorithm (e.g., decision trees, random forests, support vector machines)
for glass classification. Training the model using the pre-processed data and
evaluating its performance using appropriate metrics.

Tasks:

1. Data Pre-processing: Clean, transform, and pre-process the dataset, handling

missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Apply techniques like imputation,
scaling, and encoding categorical variables if required.

2. Feature Engineering: Identify and select relevant features from the glass dataset
to enhance the classification model's performance. Perform feature extraction,
transformation, or combination as required.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Select a suitable machine

learning algorithm for glass classification. Train the model using the pre-processed
data and evaluate its performance using appropriate metrics.

Evaluation: The evaluation of the project will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the technologies and

concepts used in the project, including frontend development, backend development,
data pre-processing, machine learning algorithms, and integration.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session to assess
your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain the
implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to breast cancer
prediction.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.
This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills.

Use Case 6: Flight Ticket Price prediction Model

Description:

The project aims to develop a flight ticket price prediction Model using machine
learning algorithms to forecast the prices of airline tickets based on various factors
such as departure city, destination, travel dates, airline, and other relevant
parameters. The Model will provide users with real-time predictions to help them
make informed decisions when booking flights.

Learning Outcome: Through this project, you will gain experience and
understanding in the following areas:

1. Data Collection and Exploration: Collecting flight ticket data from reliable sources
and exploring the dataset to understand its structure, variables, and data types.

2. Data Cleaning and Pre-processing: Cleaning and reprocessing the flight ticket
dataset, handling missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Applying
techniques such as imputation, feature scaling, and encoding categorical variables if
required.

3. Feature Engineering: Extracting and creating new features from the existing
dataset that may have an impact on flight ticket prices. This may include feature
transformations, aggregations, or the creation of derived variables.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Selecting and implementing

appropriate machine learning algorithms (e.g., regression, ensemble methods) for
flight ticket price prediction. Training the model using the pre-processed data and
evaluating its performance using appropriate metrics.

5. Model Optimization and Validation: Tuning the hyperparameters of the machine

learning models to improve their performance. Employing techniques like cross-
validation and model validation to ensure robustness and generalizability
Tasks:

1. Data Collection and Exploration: Collect flight ticket data from reliable sources and
explore the dataset to understand its structure and variables.

2. Data Cleaning and Pre-processing: Clean, transform, and pre-process the flight
ticket dataset, handling missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies.

3. Feature Engineering: Extract and create new features from the dataset that may
have an impact on flight ticket prices.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Select and implement suitable
machine learning algorithms for flight ticket price prediction. Train the model using
the pre-processed data and evaluate its performance using appropriate metrics.

5. Model Optimization and Validation: Tune the hyperparameters of the machine

learning models to improve their performance. Validate the model using techniques
like cross-validation.

Evaluation: The evaluation of the project will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the technologies and

concepts used in the project, including frontend development, backend development,
data pre-processing, machine learning algorithms, and integration.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session to assess
your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain the
implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to breast cancer
prediction.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills.
Use Case 7: Loan Risk Assessment Model

Description:

The project aims to develop a loan default classification Model using machine learning
algorithms to predict the likelihood of loan default for borrowers based on various
factors such as credit score, income, employment history, loan amount, and other
relevant features. The Model will provide users with real-time predictions to assist
lenders in assessing the creditworthiness of loan applicants and making informed
decisions.

Learning Outcome: Through this project, you will gain experience and
understanding in the following areas:

1. Data Pre-processing: Cleaning and pre-processing the loan dataset, handling

missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies. Applying techniques such as
imputation, feature scaling, and encoding categorical variables if required.

2. Feature Selection and Engineering: Selecting and creating relevant features that
have a significant impact on loan default prediction. This may involve techniques like
correlation analysis, feature importance ranking, or domain knowledge-based feature
engineering.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Selecting and implementing

appropriate machine learning algorithms (e.g., logistic regression, decision trees,
random forests) for loan default classification. Training the model using the pre-
processed data and evaluating its performance using appropriate metrics such as
accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score.

4. Model Optimization and Validation: Tuning the hyperparameters of the machine

learning models to improve their performance. Employing techniques like cross-
validation and model validation to ensure robustness and generalizability
Tasks:

1. Data Pre-processing: Clean, transform, and pre-process the loan dataset,

handling missing values, outliers, and data inconsistencies.

2. Feature Selection and Engineering: Select and create relevant features that have
a significant impact on loan default prediction.

3. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Select and implement suitable
machine learning algorithms for loan default classification. Train the model using the
pre-processed data and evaluate its performance using appropriate metrics.

4. Model Optimization and Validation: Tune the hyperparameters of the machine

learning models to improve their performance. Validate the model using techniques
like cross-validation.

Evaluation: The evaluation of the project will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the technologies and

concepts used in the project, including frontend development, backend development,
data pre-processing, machine learning algorithms, and integration.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session to assess
your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain the
implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to breast cancer
prediction.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills.

Use Case 8: Stock Price Prediction Model

Description:

The project aims to develop a stock price prediction Model for Amazon, Microsoft,
Google, and Apple using regression models. The Model will utilize historical stock
price data, along with other relevant factors such as market trends, news sentiment,
and financial indicators, to predict future stock prices. Users will be able to access
the predictions, visualize historical trends, and make informed investment decisions
based on the provided insights.

Learning Outcome: Through this project, you will gain experience and
understanding in the following areas:

1. Data Collection: Gathering historical stock price data for Amazon, Microsoft,
Google, and Apple from reliable financial sources or APIs. Collecting additional
relevant data, such as market trends and financial indicators, to enhance the
prediction models.

2. Feature Engineering: Selecting and creating appropriate features from the

collected data to improve the prediction accuracy. This may involve calculating
technical indicators, incorporating sentiment analysis from news articles, or
considering macroeconomic factors.

3. Regression Model Building: Building regression models (e.g., linear regression,

polynomial regression, support vector regression) to predict the future stock prices
based on historical and additional feature data. Experimenting with different models
and techniques to find the best performing model.

4. Model Training and Evaluation: Splitting the data into training and testing sets.
Training the regression models using the training data and evaluating their
performance using appropriate metrics such as mean squared error (MSE), mean
absolute error (MAE), and R-squared.

Tasks:

1. Data Collection: Gather historical stock price data for Amazon, Microsoft, Google,
and Apple. Collect additional relevant data, such as market trends and financial
indicators.

2. Feature Engineering: Select and create appropriate features from the collected
data to enhance the prediction models.
3. Regression Model Building: Build regression models to predict future stock prices
based on historical and additional feature data.

4. Model Training and Evaluation: Train the regression models using the training data
and evaluate their performance using appropriate metrics.

Evaluation:

The evaluation of the project will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the technologies and

concepts used in the project, including frontend development, backend development,
data pre-processing, machine learning algorithms, and integration.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session to assess
your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain the
implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to breast cancer
prediction.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills

Use Case 9: Medical Insurance Premium Prediction

Description:

The Medical Insurance Premium Prediction project aims to develop a machine

learning model that can accurately predict the insurance premium for an individual
based on various factors such as age, gender, BMI, smoking habits, and region. The
project will involve data collection, pre-processing, model training, evaluation, and
deployment to create a web Model that can provide users with estimated insurance
premium quotes.
Learning Outcome: By working on this project, participants will gain expertise in
the following areas:

1. Data pre-processing techniques for handling missing values, outliers, and

categorical variables.

2. Building regression models using machine learning algorithms.

3. Feature selection and engineering to enhance model performance.

4. Evaluating regression models using appropriate metrics.

Tasks:

1. Data Collection and Pre-processing:

● Gathering a comprehensive dataset containing information

on individuals' age, gender, BMI, smoking habits, and region.

● Handling missing values, outliers, and categorical variables.

● Performing feature scaling or normalization to ensure consistent ranges across

variables.

2. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA):

● Conducting statistical analysis and visualizations to gain insights into the

dataset.

● Identifying correlations between variables and their impact on insurance

premiums.

3. Model Selection and Training:

● Selecting appropriate regression algorithms such as linear regression, decision

trees, or random forests.

● Splitting the dataset into training and testing sets.

● Training the regression models using the training data.

● Tuning hyperparameters to optimize model performance.

4. Model Evaluation:

● Evaluating the trained regression models using metrics like mean absolute
error (MAE), mean squared error (MSE), or R-squared.

● Comparing the performance of different models to select the most accurate

one.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session where
they will assess your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain
the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills.
Use Case 10: Customer Churn Prediction

Description:

The project focuses on developing a customer churn prediction system for a business.
Customer churn refers to the rate at which customers stop doing business with a
company or switch to a competitor. By analysing historical customer data and
relevant features, the goal is to build a model that can predict which customers are
most likely to churn. This information can help businesses proactively identify at-risk
customers and take appropriate retention measures to reduce churn rates.

Learning Outcome:

Through this project, you will gain experience and understanding in the following
areas:

1. Data Collection and Exploration: Gather customer data, including

demographics, transaction history, customer interactions, and other relevant
information. Perform exploratory data analysis to gain insights into the data and
identify patterns related to churn.

2. Data Pre-processing and Feature Engineering: Clean and pre-process the data,
handle missing values, and perform feature engineering to extract meaningful
features for churn prediction. This may involve creating new features, transforming
variables, and encoding categorical variables.

3. Feature Selection: Identify the most important features that contribute to

customer churn using techniques such as correlation analysis, feature importance, or
feature selection algorithms.

4. Classification Model Building: Build classification models such as logistic

regression, decision tree, random forest, or gradient boosting to predict customer
churn based on the selected features.

5. Model Training and Evaluation: Split the data into training and testing sets,
train the classification models using the training data, and evaluate their performance
using appropriate evaluation metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-
score.

Tasks:

1. Data Collection and Exploration: Gather and explore customer data, including
demographics, transaction history, and customer interactions.

2. Data Pre-processing and Feature Engineering: Clean the data, handle missing
values, and perform feature engineering to extract relevant features for churn
prediction.

3. Feature Selection: Identify the most important features for churn prediction.

4. Classification Model Building: Build classification models (e.g., logistic

regression, decision tree, random forest) to predict customer churn.

5. Model Training and Evaluation: Split the data, train the classification models,
and evaluate their performance using appropriate metrics.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts will conduct a live evaluation session where
they will assess your understanding of the project components, your ability to explain
the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts will provide feedback on your project

implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.
This evaluation aims to assess your proficiency in the covered technologies and your
ability to apply them to real-world projects, as well as to provide valuable feedback
from industry experts to further enhance your skills.

Use Case 11: Mobile Price Classification System

Description:

The project focuses on developing a mobile price classification system using machine
learning techniques. The system aims to predict the price range of mobile phones
based on various features and specifications. By analysing the dataset of mobile
phones with labelled price ranges, the model will learn patterns and correlations to
accurately classify the price range of new mobile phones. The project involves data
pre-processing, feature selection, model building and evaluation, and the
development of a user-friendly interface for accessing the price classification system.

Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding Mobile Price Classification: Familiarize yourself with the concept

of price classification and its significance in the mobile phone market. Understand the
factors that influence mobile phone pricing and their impact on different price ranges

2. Data Pre-processing: Learn techniques for data cleaning, handling missing

values, feature scaling, and data transformation to prepare the dataset for model
training.

3. Feature Selection: Gain knowledge of feature selection methods to identify the

most relevant features that significantly contribute to the price classification.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Develop skills in selecting

appropriate machine learning algorithms (such as decision trees, random forests, or
support vector machines) for price classification. Train and evaluate the models using
performance metrics like accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score.
5. Model Interpretation: Understand how to interpret the trained model to identify
the key features and their importance in predicting the price range of mobile phones.

Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a dataset of mobile phones with labelled price ranges.
The dataset should include various features such as brand, display size, RAM, internal
storage, camera quality, battery capacity, etc.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, removing

outliers, and transforming categorical variables into numerical representations.

3. Feature Selection: Select the most relevant features that contribute

significantly to the price classification. Consider techniques such as correlation
analysis, feature importance ranking, or dimensionality reduction methods.

4. Machine Learning Model Building: Train and evaluate different machine

learning models using the pre-processed dataset. Experiment with various algorithms
and tune their hyperparameters to achieve the best performance.

5. Model Evaluation: Evaluate the trained models using appropriate evaluation

metrics, such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. Compare the performance
of different models and select the best-performing one.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.
2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculty will conduct a live evaluation
session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculty will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This examination aims to assess your knowledge of the subjects presented and your
ability to apply it to actual projects, as well as to offer insightful criticism from
professionals in the field to help you develop your abilities.

Use Case 12: Indian Real Estate Price Prediction Description:

The project's goal is to create a system for predicting house prices for residential
properties in India. The project focuses on developing a machine learning model that
can precisely estimate house prices based on several traits and parameters using a
dataset specifically designed for the Indian housing industry. Data pre-processing,
feature engineering, model training and evaluation, as well as the creation of a user-
friendly interface to access and interact with the price prediction system, will all be
part of the system.

Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding Indian Housing Market: Familiarise yourself with the dynamics

and characteristics of the Indian housing market, including factors that influence
house prices such as location, size, amenities, neighbourhood, and market trends.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, feature scaling, outlier detection and removal, and encoding
categorical variables to ensure data quality and compatibility with machine learning
algorithms.

3. Feature Engineering: Learn techniques to extract meaningful features from the

dataset and create new features that can better capture the underlying patterns and
relationships in the housing market.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Explore various regression

algorithms such as linear regression, decision trees, random forests, or gradient
boosting to build a house price prediction model. Train and evaluate the models using
appropriate evaluation metrics such as mean squared error (MSE) or root mean
squared error (RMSE).

5. Model Interpretation: Understand how to interpret the trained model to identify

the key features and their impact on house prices. Analyse feature importance and
coefficients to gain insights into the factors driving housing prices in India.

Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a comprehensive dataset specific to the Indian housing

market, including features such as location, size, number of rooms, amenities,
proximity to amenities, and historical sales data.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, performing

feature scaling, outlier detection and removal, and encoding categorical variables.

3. Feature Engineering: Analyse the dataset and extract meaningful features that
can capture the variations and patterns in the Indian housing market. Create new
features if necessary, such as price per square foot or distance to important
landmarks.

4. Machine Learning Model Building: Select suitable regression algorithms and

train multiple models using the pre-processed dataset. Experiment with different
algorithms, hyperparameters, and ensemble methods to find the best- performing
model.

5. Model Evaluation: Evaluate the trained models using appropriate evaluation

metrics such as mean squared error (MSE) or root mean squared error (RMSE).
Compare the performance of different models and select the model with the lowest
error.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This examination aims to assess your knowledge of the subjects presented and your
ability to apply it to actual projects, as well as to offer insightful criticism from
professionals in the field to help you develop your abilities.

Use Case 13: Airbnb Price Prediction in European Cities

Description:

The project's goal is to create a mechanism for estimating prices for Airbnb listings
in different European locations. The project's goal is to develop a machine learning
model that can precisely estimate the costs of Airbnb rooms based on numerous
variables and parameters by using a dataset that is particular to European Airbnb
listings. The system entails data pre-processing, feature engineering, model training
and evaluation, as well as the creation of an intuitive user interface for accessing and
interacting with the price prediction system.
Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding European Airbnb Market: Familiarise yourself with the dynamics

and characteristics of the European Airbnb market, including factors that influence
accommodation prices such as location, property type, amenities, availability, and
seasonality.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, feature scaling, outlier detection and removal, and encoding
categorical variables to ensure data quality and compatibility with machine learning
algorithms.

3. Feature Engineering: Learn techniques to extract relevant features from the

dataset and create new features that capture the underlying patterns and
relationships in the European Airbnb market. Consider factors such as proximity to
attractions, transportation options, and local amenities.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Explore various regression

algorithms such as linear regression, decision trees, random forests, or gradient
boosting to build a price prediction model for Airbnb listings. Train and evaluate the
models using appropriate evaluation metrics such as mean squared error (MSE) or
root mean squared error (RMSE).

5. Model Interpretation: Understand how to interpret the trained model to identify

the key features and their impact on Airbnb prices. Analyse feature importance and
coefficients to gain insights into the factors driving accommodation prices in European
cities.

Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a comprehensive dataset specific to European Airbnb

listings, including features such as location, property type, amenities, availability,
pricing details, and guest reviews.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, performing

feature scaling, outlier detection and removal, and encoding categorical variables.

3. Feature Engineering: Analyse the dataset and extract relevant features that
capture the variations and patterns in the European Airbnb market. Create new
features if necessary, considering factors such as proximity to attractions,
transportation options, and local amenities.

4. Machine Learning Model Building: Select suitable regression algorithms and

train multiple models using the pre-processed dataset. Experiment with different
algorithms, hyperparameters, and ensemble methods to find the best- performing
model.

5. Model Evaluation: Evaluate the trained models using appropriate evaluation

metrics such as mean squared error (MSE) or root mean squared error (RMSE).
Compare the performance of different models and select the model with the lowest
error.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.
This examination aims to assess your knowledge of the subjects presented and your
ability to apply it to actual projects, as well as to offer insightful criticism from
professionals in the field to help you develop your abilities.

Use Case 14: Airline Passenger Satisfaction Prediction & Deployment

Description:

The project aims to develop a machine learning model to predict airline passenger
satisfaction based on various factors and features. By utilising a dataset specific to
airline passenger reviews and feedback, the project focuses on building a model that
accurately classifies whether a passenger is satisfied or dissatisfied with their flying
experience. The system involves data pre-processing, feature engineering, model
training and evaluation, the development of a user-friendly interface for predictions,
and the deployment of the system for real-time satisfaction predictions.

Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding Airline Passenger Satisfaction: Familiarise with the factors that

contribute to passenger satisfaction in the airline industry, such as flight punctuality,
in-flight services, legroom, cleanliness, customer service, and overall flight
experience.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data Pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, text pre-processing, feature scaling, and encoding
categorical variables to prepare the data for machine learning models.

3. Feature Engineering: Learn techniques to extract meaningful features from

passenger reviews and feedback, such as sentiment analysis, text mining, and
feature extraction from textual data.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Explore various classification

algorithms such as logistic regression, decision trees, random forests, or support
vector machines to build a model for predicting passenger satisfaction. Train and
evaluate the models using appropriate evaluation metrics such as accuracy,
precision, recall, and F1-score.

5. Model Interpretation: Understand how to interpret the trained model to identify

the most influential factors contributing to passenger satisfaction. Analyse feature
importance and coefficients to gain insights into the key drivers of passenger
satisfaction.

Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a dataset containing airline passenger reviews and

feedback, including features such as flight details, in-flight services, seat comfort,
cleanliness, and overall satisfaction ratings.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, perform

text Pre-processing techniques such as removing stop words, stemming, and
tokenization, and encode categorical variables if necessary.

3. Feature Engineering: Extract meaningful features from the passenger reviews

and feedback

4. Machine Learning Model Building: Select suitable classification algorithms and

train multiple models using the pre-processed dataset. Experiment with different
algorithms, hyperparameters, and ensemble methods to find the best- performing
model.

5. Model Evaluation: Evaluate the trained models using appropriate evaluation

metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. Compare the performance
of different models and select the model with the highest predictive accuracy.
Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This test is designed to evaluate your understanding of the material and your ability
to apply it to real-world tasks. It also intends to provide you with helpful feedback
from industry experts to help you improve your skills.

Use Case 15: Classification of Salary Prediction

Description:

The project aims to develop a machine learning model to predict salary categories
based on various features and factors. By utilising a dataset specific to job listings
and corresponding salaries, the project focuses on building a classification model that
can accurately classify whether a salary falls into low, medium, or high categories.
The system involves data pre-processing, feature engineering, model training and
evaluation, and the development of a user-friendly interface for salary predictions.

Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding Salary Prediction: Familiarise yourself with the factors that

influence salary levels in job listings, such as job title, experience, education level,
location, industry, and skills required.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data Pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, feature scaling, encoding categorical variables, and
addressing class imbalance if present in the dataset.

3. Feature Engineering: Learn techniques to extract relevant features from the

job listing dataset, such as creating new features based on education and experience,
performing feature selection, and engineering features that capture the importance
of specific skills or qualifications.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Explore various classification

algorithms such as logistic regression, decision trees, random forests, or gradient
boosting to build a model for salary prediction. Train and evaluate the models using
appropriate evaluation metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score.

5. Model Interpretation: Understand how to interpret the trained model to identify

the most influential features impacting salary predictions. Analyse feature importance
to gain insights into the factors driving salary categorization.

Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a dataset containing job listings and corresponding

salary information, including features such as job title, experience, education,
location, industry, and skills required.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, perform

feature scaling, encode categorical variables, and address class imbalance if
necessary.

3. Feature Engineering: Analyse the dataset and extract relevant features that
capture the variations and patterns in job salaries. Create new features if necessary,
considering factors such as education and experience.
4. Machine Learning Model Building: Select suitable classification algorithms and
train multiple models using the pre-processed dataset. Experiment with different
algorithms, hyperparameters, and ensemble methods to find the best- performing
model.

5. Model Evaluation: Evaluate the trained models using appropriate evaluation

metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. Compare the performance
of different models and select the model with the highest classification accuracy.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This examination aims to assess your knowledge of the subjects presented and your
ability to apply it to actual projects, as well as to offer insightful criticism from
professionals in the field to help you develop your abilities.

Use Case 16: Advanced Analysis of World University Rankings

Description:

The project aims to perform advanced analysis of world university rankings data to
gain insights and understand the factors that contribute to a university's ranking. By
utilising a dataset containing various attributes of universities and their rankings, the
project focuses on exploring the data, conducting statistical analysis, and developing
visualisations to uncover patterns, trends, and relationships. The analysis will involve
data pre-processing, exploratory data analysis, hypothesis testing, and advanced
visualisation techniques.

Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding World University Rankings: Familiarise with the factors and

methodologies used in world university rankings, such as academic reputation,
faculty quality, research output, student satisfaction, international diversity, and
financial resources.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data Pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, data normalisation, and data transformation to ensure the
dataset is clean and suitable for analysis.

3. Exploratory Data Analysis: Explore the dataset through various statistical

measures, such as summary statistics, correlations, and distributions. Identify key
trends, patterns, and outliers within the data.

4. Advanced Visualization: Utilise advanced visualisation techniques, such as

scatter plots, heatmaps, treemaps, and network graphs, to visually represent the
relationships between variables and rankings. Use interactive visualisations to
provide deeper insights and allow users to explore the data.

5. Interpretation and Insights: Analyse the results of the statistical tests and
visualisations to derive meaningful insights about the factors that significantly impact
university rankings. Draw conclusions and make recommendations based on the
analysis.
Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a dataset containing world university rankings and

related attributes such as academic reputation, faculty quality, research output,
student satisfaction, and financial resources.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, removing

duplicates, and transforming variables if necessary. Ensure the dataset is ready for
analysis.

3. Exploratory Data Analysis: Perform exploratory data analysis to understand

the distributions, correlations, and summary statistics of the variables. Identify any
outliers or anomalies in the data.

4. Hypothesis Testing: Formulate hypotheses related to university rankings and

perform appropriate statistical tests to evaluate the significance of the relationships
between variables and rankings. Interpret the results of the tests.

5. Advanced Visualization: Create visually appealing and informative

visualisations to represent the relationships between variables and rankings.Utilise
interactive visualisations to allow users to explore the data and gain deeper insights.

6. Interpretation and Insights: Analyse the results of the statistical tests and
visualisations to derive meaningful insights about the factors that significantly impact
university rankings. Summarise the findings and draw conclusions.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. 30 MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the concepts

and techniques related to university world rankings, data pre-processing, exploratory
data analysis, statistical modelling, visualisation, and interpretation of results.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This test is designed to evaluate your understanding of the material and your ability
to apply it to real-world tasks. It also intends to provide you with helpful feedback
from industry experts and faculties to help you improve your skills.

Use Case 17: Machine Learning-Based Prediction of Engineering Placements

Description:

The project aims to develop a machine learning model to predict engineering

placements based on various factors such as academic performance, technical skills,
internships, and extracurricular activities. By utilising a dataset specific to
engineering students and their placement outcomes, the project focuses on building
a classification model that can accurately predict whether a student will get placed or
not. Additionally, the project includes the deployment of the model as a web Model
to provide placement predictions to users in a user-friendly manner.

Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding Engineering Placements: Familiarize yourself with the factors

that influence engineering placements, such as academic performance, technical
skills, internships, projects, communication skills, and personal attributes.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data Pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, feature scaling, encoding categorical variables, and
addressing class imbalance if present in the dataset.

3. Feature Engineering: Learn techniques to extract relevant features from the

student dataset, such as creating aggregate features, deriving new features from
existing ones, and identifying key predictors of placements.

4. Machine Learning Model Building and Evaluation: Explore various classification

algorithms such as logistic regression, decision trees, random forests, or support
vector machines to build a model for placement prediction. Train and evaluate the
models using appropriate evaluation metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and
F1-score.

5. Model Interpretation: Understand how to interpret the trained model to identify

the most influential features impacting placement predictions. Analyse feature
importance and coefficients to gain insights into the key factors driving placement
outcomes.

Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a dataset containing engineering student information,

including academic performance, technical skills, internships, projects, and
placement outcomes.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, perform

feature scaling, encode categorical variables, and address class imbalance if
necessary.

3. Feature Engineering: Analyse the dataset and extract relevant features that
are indicative of placement outcomes. Create aggregate features, derive new
features, and identify key predictors of placements.

4. Machine Learning Model Building: Select suitable classification algorithms and

train multiple models using the pre-processed dataset. Experiment with different
algorithms, hyperparameters, and ensemble methods to find the best- performing
model.

5. Model Evaluation: Evaluate the trained models using appropriate evaluation

metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. Compare the performance
of different models and select the model with the highest classification accuracy.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. MCQ Questions: A set of 30 multiple-choice questions covering the

technologies and concepts used in the project, such as frontend development,
backend development, database management, data pre-processing, ML model
building, and deployment.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This test is designed to evaluate your understanding of the material and your ability
to apply it to real-world tasks. It also intends to provide you with helpful feedback
from industry experts and faculties to help you improve your skills.

Use Case 18: Analysis of Data Science Salaries in 2023

Description:

The project's objective is to examine and learn more about data science wages in
2023. The research focuses on analysing salary trends, identifying variables driving
salary variances, and giving a thorough analysis of the data science job market by
using a dataset specialised to data science job positions and their accompanying
salaries. Data pre-processing, exploratory data analysis, statistical modelling, and
visualisation approaches will all be used in the analysis.
Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding Data Science Salaries: Familiarise yourself with the factors that
influence data science salaries, such as experience level, education, location,
industry, and job responsibilities.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, data cleaning, and feature engineering to ensure the dataset
is clean and suitable for analysis.

3. Exploratory Data Analysis: Perform exploratory data analysis to understand

the distribution of data science salaries, identify outliers, and explore relationships
between salary and various factors such as experience, education, and location.

4. Statistical Modelling: Apply statistical modelling techniques such as linear

regression, decision trees, or random forests to analyse the relationship between
salary and predictor variables. Identify significant predictors and evaluate the model's
performance.

5. Visualisation: Utilise data visualisation techniques to present salary trends,

compare salary distributions across different factors, and visualise the impact of
various predictors on salary outcomes. Use visualisations to communicate findings
effectively.

6. Interpretation and Insights: Analyse the results of the statistical modelling and
visualisations to derive meaningful insights about the factors that significantly impact
data science salaries. Identify the most influential factors and provide
recommendations or insights for job seekers or employers.
Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a dataset containing data science job positions and
their corresponding salaries for the year 2023. Include relevant information such as
experience level, education, location, industry, and job responsibilities.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, remove

duplicates, and perform necessary data transformations. Ensure the dataset is ready
for analysis.

3. Exploratory Data Analysis: Perform exploratory data analysis to understand

the distribution of data science salaries, identify outliers, and explore relationships
between salary and various factors.

4. Statistical Modelling: Apply appropriate statistical modelling techniques to

analyse the relationship between salary and predictor variables. Train and evaluate
models using appropriate evaluation metrics.

5. Visualisation: Create informative visualisations to present salary trends,

compare salary distributions across different factors, and visualise the impact of
various predictors on salary outcomes. Use interactive visualisations if possible.

6. Interpretation and Insights: Analyse the results of the statistical modelling and
visualisations to derive meaningful insights about the factors that significantly impact
data science salaries. Summarise findings and provide recommendations or insights
for job seekers or employers.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. 30 MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the concepts

and techniques related to data science salaries, data pre-processing, exploratory data
analysis, statistical modelling, visualisation, and interpretation of results.
2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation
session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This test is designed to evaluate your understanding of the material and your ability
to apply it to real-world tasks. It also intends to provide you with helpful feedback
from industry experts and faculties to help you improve your skills.

Use Case 19: World Energy Consumption in Different Region

Description:

The project's objective is to examine global energy consumption trends and gather
new knowledge about them. The research focuses on studying energy consumption
patterns, identifying the key sources of energy, and analysing the distribution of
energy consumption across regions by utilising a comprehensive dataset on energy
consumption across various countries and energy sources. Techniques for exploratory
data analysis, and visualisation will all be used in the analysis.

Learning Outcome:

By working on this project, you will gain the following learning outcomes:

1. Understanding World Energy Consumption: Familiarise with the global energy

consumption landscape, including the types of energy sources used, regional
variations, and trends over time.

2. Data Pre-processing: Develop skills in data Pre-processing techniques such as

handling missing values, data cleaning, and data transformation to ensure the
dataset is clean and suitable for analysis.

3. Exploratory Data Analysis: Perform exploratory data analysis to understand

the distribution of energy consumption across countries and regions. Identify the
primary sources of energy and explore relationships between energy consumption
and various factors such as population, GDP, and geographical location.

4. Visualisation: Utilise data visualisation techniques to present energy

consumption trends, compare energy consumption across countries and regions, and
visualise the impact of various factors on energy consumption patterns. Use
visualisations to communicate findings effectively.

5. Interpretation and Insights: Analyse the results of the statistical modelling and
visualisations to derive meaningful insights about the factors that influence energy
consumption. Identify the primary energy sources, understand regional variations,
and provide recommendations or insights for energy policymakers and stakeholders.

Tasks:

The project tasks should be executed in the following order:

1. Data Collection: Collect a comprehensive dataset containing energy

consumption data across different countries and energy sources. Include relevant
information such as energy production, energy consumption, population, GDP, and
geographical location.

2. Data Pre-processing: Clean the dataset by handling missing values, remove

duplicates, and perform necessary data transformations. Ensure the dataset is ready
for analysis.

3. Exploratory Data Analysis: Perform exploratory data analysis to understand

the distribution of energy consumption across countries and regions. Identify the
primary sources of energy, examine regional variations, and explore relationships
between energy consumption and other factors.

4. Visualisation: Create informative visualisations to present energy consumption

trends, compare energy consumption across countries and regions, and visualise the
impact of various factors on energy consumption patterns. Use interactive
visualisations if possible.

5. Interpretation and Insights: Analyse the results of the statistical modelling and
visualisations to derive meaningful insights about the factors that influence energy
consumption. Summarise findings and provide recommendations or insights for
energy policymakers and stakeholders.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. 30 MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the concepts

and techniques related to energy consumption in different regions, data pre-
processing, exploratory data analysis, visualisation, and interpretation of results.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.

3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your

project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This test is designed to evaluate your understanding of the material and your ability
to apply it to real-world tasks. It also intends to provide you with helpful feedback
from industry experts and faculties to help you improve your skills.

Use Case 20: IPL Data Analysis

Description:

The IPL Data Analysis project focuses on analysing the data from the Indian Premier
League (IPL), a popular professional Twenty20 cricket league in India. By working on
this project, participants will gain insights into team performance, player statistics,
match results, and various aspects of the IPL. The project aims to provide valuable
information for cricket enthusiasts, team management, and decision-making in the
context of the IPL. Participants will utilize data analysis techniques, visualization
tools, and statistical methods to analyse player performances, team strategies, match
outcomes, and other relevant factors.

Learning Outcome:

By working on the IPL Data Analysis project, participants will have the opportunity to
expand their knowledge and gain expertise in the following areas:

1. Data Pre-processing and cleaning techniques for IPL data: Participants will
learn how to handle missing values, inconsistencies, and outliers in the IPL dataset.
They will gain experience in data cleaning and transformation techniques to ensure
the data is suitable for analysis.

2. Exploratory data analysis (EDA) to uncover patterns, trends, and insights in

IPL matches: Participants will explore various statistical and visualization techniques
to identify patterns in player performance, team strategies, match results, and other
factors relevant to the IPL. They will gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics
and trends within the league.

3. Player performance analysis and statistical evaluation: Participants will analyze

player statistics, such as batting average, bowling economy, strike rate, and other
key metrics. They will apply statistical methods to evaluate player performance and
identify impactful players in different aspects of the game.

4. Analysing team strategies, match results, and factors influencing success:

Participants will delve into team strategies, tactical decisions, and their impact on
match outcomes. They will identify the key factors that contribute to team success,
such as batting order, bowling variations, fielding efficiency, and team composition.

5. Utilizing data visualization tools to present insights and trends in IPL data:
Participants will gain proficiency in creating visually appealing and informative
visualizations using tools such as matplotlib, seaborn, or Plotly. They will learn how
to effectively communicate complex insights from IPL data through charts, graphs,
and interactive visualizations.
6. Identifying key players, team dynamics, and factors contributing to match
outcomes: Participants will analyze the performance of individual players and their
impact on team success. They will gain insights into the dynamics of team
performance, understanding how different players contribute to match outcomes and
overall team performance.

Tasks:

1. Data Collection and Pre-processing:

- Collecting IPL data, including match results, player statistics, and team
information.

- Cleaning and pre-processing the data, handling missing values and

inconsistencies.

2. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA):

- Analyzing and visualizing IPL data to identify patterns, trends, and interesting
insights.

- Exploring relationships between player performance, team strategies, and

match outcomes.

3. Player Performance Analysis:

- Analyzing player statistics, such as batting average, bowling economy, and

fielding performance.

- Comparing player performance across different seasons and teams.

4. Statistical Evaluation:

- Applying statistical methods to evaluate player performance and identify

impactful players.

- Assessing the significance of differences between player statistics using

hypothesis testing.

5. Team Performance and Match Analysis:

- Analyzing team strategies, tactics, and their impact on match outcomes.

- Examining factors influencing success, such as batting order, bowling

variations, and fielding efficiency.

6. Data Visualization:

- Creating visualizations (e.g., bar charts, heatmaps) to present insights and

trends in IPL data.

- Developing interactive dashboards to explore match results, player statistics,

and team performance.

7. Strategies and Recommendations:

- Based on analysis findings, developing strategies and recommendations for

team management.

- Suggesting improvements in team selection, player roles, and match

strategies.

Evaluation:

The evaluation will consist of the following components:

1. 30 MCQ Questions: A set of multiple-choice questions covering the concepts

and techniques related to energy consumption in different regions, data
preprocessing, exploratory data analysis, visualisation, and interpretation of results.

2. Live Evaluation: Industrial experts or faculties will conduct a live evaluation

session where they will assess your understanding of the project components, your
ability to explain the implemented features, and your problem-solving skills related
to the project.
3. Feedback: The industrial experts or faculties will provide feedback on your
project implementation, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.

This test is designed to evaluate your understanding of the material and your ability
to apply it to real-world tasks. It also intends to provide you with helpful feedback
from industry experts and faculties to help you improve your skills.