Tableau Project
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
- [ ] Gather and prepare your data from verifiable and trustworthy data sources on almost any topic
Project requirements:
1. An introductory slide.
3. At least 9 sheets.
5. At least 3 dashboards each with substantive data.
7. each contains at least two data sheets that draw on included data with clear citations that identify the trustworthy source of the data and where to find the original source data (if publicly available).
9. At least two have user controls that each interact with multiple sheets and one must have a “drill‐down” function.
11. Introduction, conclusion, and clear citations of the trustworthy data source on which visualizations were drawn.
13. Presentation and quality will be particularly important. Function is a necessary qualifier
Data requirements
2 data sources
2 data source must be from a different site
cited sources
* Implement the JOIN of the tables you describe above. Ensure that there are values in the JOINed fields that match so you don’t end up with an empty set.
* In sheets one of which is a map that appropriately conveys both location and at least one value field.
Include within these visualizations the following:
* Parameter (that actually does something)
* Reference Line
* Calculated Field
* Group
* Significantly edited tooltip -- don't just add a dollar sign; make it look really nice
* Sorting other than manual or default
Where to get the data?
• https://data.world/
• https://www.kaggle.com/datasets
• https://public.tableau.com/en‐us/s/resources
• https://www.data.gov/
• https://data.ok.gov/
• https://data.worldbank.org/
• https://www.abs.gov.au/
• https://data.transportation.gov/
• Anywhere – for many of you, your primary dataset will not come from the above; so it will take some searching to get good and reliable data of interest.
Project requirements:
1. An introductory slide.
3. At least 9 sheets.
5. At least 3 dashboards each with substantive data.
7. each contains at least two data sheets that draw on included data with clear citations that identify the trustworthy source of the data and where to find the original source data (if publicly available).
9. At least two have user controls that each interact with multiple sheets and one must have a “drill‐down” function.
11. Introduction, conclusion, and clear citations of the trustworthy data source on which visualizations were drawn.
13. Presentation and quality will be particularly important. Function is a necessary qualifier
Data requirements
2 data sources
2 data source must be from a different site
cited sources
* Implement the JOIN of the tables you describe above. Ensure that there are values in the JOINed fields that match so you don’t end up with an empty set.
* In sheets one of which is a map that appropriately conveys both location and at least one value field.
Include within these visualizations the following:
* Parameter (that actually does something)
* Reference Line
* Calculated Field
* Group
* Significantly edited tooltip -- don't just add a dollar sign; make it look really nice
* Sorting other than manual or default
Where to get the data?
• https://data.world/
• https://www.kaggle.com/datasets
• https://public.tableau.com/en‐us/s/resources
• https://www.data.gov/
• https://data.ok.gov/
• https://data.worldbank.org/
• https://www.abs.gov.au/
• https://data.transportation.gov/
• Anywhere – for many of you, your primary dataset will not come from the above; so it will take some searching to get good and reliable data of interest.