Objectives

Project Presentation

Project Presentation: Summarize and showcase the project’s objectives, process, findings, and conclusions in a concise, engaging format.

Requirements:

• A 15-minute presentation with 10 well-designed slides.
• Visuals summarizing data insights, modeling approach, and final outcomes.
• Focused delivery with clear, jargon-free communication for a mixed audience.
• Participation in reviewing other student’s projects based on structured criteria (e.g., clarity, analysis quality, presentation).

Final Report

Final Report: Deliver a comprehensive document summarizing the entire data science project, from problem definition to final insights.

Requirements:

• Overview of objectives and methods.
• Detailed findings, including final model performance and validation results.
• Key insights drawn from analyses, supported by visualizations.
• Discussion of the project’s impact, limitations, and potential future work.

Data Science

The Data Science Life Cycle

Today’s Order of Presentations

• Exploring Jeopardy through Data: Insights into Contestants, Categories & Questions - Nanami T
• Understanding Emotional Themes in Spotify Playlists - Lawrence E
• Emotions and Elections: Using Twitter Data to Gauge How Feelings Change Between and Around US Elections - Aly A
• Apple iOS App Store vs Google Play Store - Isaac A
• Movie Ratings Over the Decades - Luke K

Nanami T

Exploring Jeopardy through Data: Insights into Contestants, Categories & Questions

Lawrence E

Understanding Emotional Themes in Spotify Playlists

Aly A

Emotions and Elections: Using Twitter Data to Gauge How Feelings Change Between and Around US Elections

Isaac A

Apple iOS App Store vs Google Play Store

Luke K

Movie Ratings Over the Decades

Activity: Peer Review

1. Make sure you have a copy of the Peer Review Worksheet. This will be handed out physically.
2. Please read the instructions carefully. Ask questions if anything need clarifications.
3. Submit your worksheet physically.