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End Term Project Data Visualization

The end term project for BBA Sem IV involves developing dashboards using Tableau and analyzing data, with a total of 40 marks allocated for Tableau dashboards, report, and viva. Students must submit a Tableau file, project report, and dataset by April 27, 2026, and the project focuses on effective communication of insights through data visualization. The report should include an introduction, dashboard descriptions, analysis, recommendations, and optional limitations, while adhering to academic integrity standards.

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End Term Project Data Visualization

The end term project for BBA Sem IV involves developing dashboards using Tableau and analyzing data, with a total of 40 marks allocated for Tableau dashboards, report, and viva. Students must submit a Tableau file, project report, and dataset by April 27, 2026, and the project focuses on effective communication of insights through data visualization. The report should include an introduction, dashboard descriptions, analysis, recommendations, and optional limitations, while adhering to academic integrity standards.

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End term project Data Visualization

BBA Sem IV, 2025- 26

Max Marks: 40
Tableau dashboards: 20 Marks
Report: 10 Marks
Viva- 10 Marks

Submission Deadline: Submit on LMS by 11:00 pm, April 27, 2026

Files to submit- Submit these 3 files on LMS. Name your files as your roll no_name
1. Tableau file (.twb / .twbx)
2. Project report
3. Dataset used

Viva: April 28, 2026

Project- Dashboard Development Using Tableau & Data Analysis

The objective of this project is to:

• Apply data visualization techniques using Tableau

• Create dashboards

• Derive meaningful insights from dashboards using real-world datasets

• Communicate findings effectively through dashboards and reports

The project is about communicating through visualization. Tell a story with your data- what
happened? Why it happened? What should be done next? Focus on clarity over complexity.
Provide insightful analysis, not just visuals

Academic Integrity
• Use of AI for writing the report will result in penalties
• Plagiarism will result in penalties

Dataset Selection
Select your own dataset from Sample Data | Tableau Public Superstore Dataset is not
allowed for this project since that dataset has been used in class practice assignments.

Make sure it is xls or xlsx file. DO not use a dataset which is a CSV file.

The dataset must have

• Minimum 500 rows


• At least:
o One time variable (e.g., Date, Year)
o One categorical variable
o One numerical variable

o Optional Geographical variable

Project Tasks

1. Data Preparation
• Import dataset into Tableau
• Create calculated fields if necessary

2. Dashboard Development

Create at least 4 dashboards from the list given below. You may choose any other type of
dashboard.

Dashboard 1: Overview
• Key performance indicators (KPIs)
• Summary charts
• Time-based trends

Dashboard 2: Category / Segment Analysis


• Comparison across categories/groups
• Distribution visualizations

Dashboard 3: Trend Analysis


• Time-series analysis
• Pattern identification

Dashboard 4: Relationship Analysis


• Correlation between variables
• Scatter plots or similar visuals
Dashboard 5: Geographical Analysis
• Map-based visualization (if applicable)

Report Structure

Submit a structured report (1500–2500 words). Add screenshots in the report wherever
applicable.

1. Introduction
• Provide a background of the dataset. Write about any changes you make to the
dataset for your analysis.
• Describe objective of analysis

3. Dashboards
• Brief write-up about each dashboard
• Give reasons for visualization choices for each dashboard
• Give small description of each KPI selected

4. Analysis & Insights


• Provide key insights derived from each dashboard
• Use screenshots of dashboards for insights

5. Recommendations
• Provide actionable suggestions based on findings from each dashboard

6. Limitations
This section is optional. Write about any constraints in your analysis. For example, data
constraints or any assumptions you made.

7. Conclusion
• Give a summary of key findings

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