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POPULAR PROJECTS

Data Professional Survey Dashboard

  1. Project name:Data Professional Survey Dashboard
  2. Individual/Combined used tools: Power BI, Power Query Editor
  3. Contexts:
    • Workforce satisfaction in the data industry
    • Salary distribution and preferred programming languages among data professionals
  4. Findings:
    • Data scientists have the highest average salaries among data professionals
    • Most data professionals are satisfied with their work-life balance
    • Python and R are the most widely used programming languages in the field
  5. Role: Data Analyst: Conducted data cleaning, analysis, and dashboard creation
  6. Data source: Survey results from 630 data professionals, including variables related to salary, job satisfaction, work-life balance, and programming language preferences
  7. Dataset: 
  8. Link: Power Bi Link

Bollywood Movie Analysis

  1. Project name: Bollywood Movie Analysis
  2. Individual/Combined used tools: GitHub, Jupyter Notebook
  3. Contexts:
    • Business insights in the Bollywood film industry
    • Analysis of profitability based on various factors
  4. Findings:
    • Identified profitable years in Bollywood
    • Evaluated the impact of release timing on movie success
    • Analysed correlations between different variables, such as budget and box office performance
  5. Role: Data Analyst: Conducted data cleaning, analysis, and visualisation
  6. Data source: Kaggle 
  7. Dataset: Bollywood movie dataset containing information on movie titles, budgets, box office revenues, release dates, and other relevant variables
  8. Link: GitHub link 

This project showcases my proficiency in Python, utilising libraries like NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn for data analysis. The focus was on extracting key business insights, such as identifying profitable years, assessing the impact of release timing, and analysing correlations to support strategic decision-making.

EDA-with-Python

  1. Project name: Exploratory Data Analysis(EDA)
  2. Individual/Combined used tools: Python (Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn)
  3. Contexts:
    • Understanding key characteristics of automobile data, such as fuel efficiency, engine size, and vehicle weight 
    • Exploring correlations between various attributes to reveal insights about the automobile market
  4. Findings:
    • Strong negative correlation between miles per gallon (mpg) and vehicle weight, cylinders, and displacement
    • Origin 1 (likely representing the U.S.) dominates the dataset, with the majority of vehicles originating from there
    • The number of cylinders and engine displacement are positively correlated with vehicle weight
  5. Role: Data Analyst: Conducted data loading, cleaning, visualisation, and analysis
  6. Data source: A public automobile dataset (Auto.csv)
  7. Dataset: The dataset contains 397 entries with 9 attributes, including mpg, cylinders, displacement, horsepower, weight, acceleration, year, origin, and car name.
  8. Link: GitHub Link 

This project involved conducting an exploratory data analysis (EDA) on an automobile dataset using Python. By analysing various attributes like mpg, cylinders, displacement, and weight, I uncovered correlations and trends that provide insights into vehicle performance and design. Visualisation techniques such as histograms, scatter plots, and boxplots were used to better understand the data distribution and relationships.

Call Centre Dashboard

  1. Individual/Combined used tools: Power BI
  2. Contexts:
    • Analyzing call center performance metrics
    • Improving customer service efficiency through data-driven insights
  3. Findings:
    • Majority of calls are concentrated on specific days and channels
    • Billing and payment-related queries dominate the call reasons
    • Positive customer sentiment is less frequent, indicating areas for improvement in customer service
  4. Role: Responsible for data visualization, analysis, and dashboard creation
  5. Data source: Internal call center data
  6. Dataset: Data includes call logs with attributes such as call date, duration, reason, channel, and sentiment
  7. Description: This project involved creating a comprehensive dashboard to analyze call center operations. The dashboard visualizes total calls, call durations, response times, and customer sentiment, allowing for in-depth analysis of service performance. It also offers insights into call distribution by day, channel, and reason, helping managers make informed decisions to optimize customer service.
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