one word( 5 pages) and one ppt( 9 pages)

Part I – Final Project Complete Paperwork WORD file (to be submitted by EACH GROUP via blackboard): (up to 100 points)

• Identify a real-world problem that can be solved with big-data.
• A methodology utilized to analyze.
• Data sets to be utilized.
• Steps taken to analyze the data.
• The outcome of your analysis.
• Provide three insights based upon the data provided.
• Display proof of analysis using Big Data Management tools of your choice reviewed in class: Hadoop, Spark, Claudera or others that use Big Data Management technologies.
• Analysis in Excel and/or R-Studio is not acceptable).
• Keep in mind that tools like R-Studio, Excel, Tableau, Microsoft BI are Not Big Data Management tools – they are just front end analytics tools.
• Describe the analysis process conducted.
• Format your final project paperwork using the following guidelines:
  • Title Page: Title page must have the following information:
  • Name of each group member (as registered for this class in Blackboard).
  • Class Number and Class Name
  • CRN Number.
  • Project name (related to your topic).
  • Each group member contact information (email).
  • Summary: provide a short summary of the project – the summary is a short statement of the most relevant steps of the project, its purpose and expected results.
  • Content: all materials, findings and your comments during the project research and development (screen shots, charts, graphs, images, explanations, etc.).
  • Comments: Describe the cons and pros of the performed tasks, difficulties, issues, how easy (or not) was it to execute and/or resolve them.
  • Conclusions summary (1/2 – 1 page): Summarize your experience, findings, thoughts, comments, ideas for the future, etc.
  • References page.

Part II – Final Project Presentation Power Point file (to be submitted by EACH GROUP via blackboard): (up to 50 points total)

• Create a presentation (Power Point file) with highlights of you Final Project Paperwork.
• Present your Final Project Presentation to your class mates (one presentation per group. Each group member must participate in person.).
• Presentation length should be between 15-20 minutes. Presentation longer than 20 minutes will be interrupted to let other presenters enough time to do their presentations.
• Each student should participate in the in-class presentation.
• Final Project Presentation file must be posted before the due date/time.
• Format your final project presentation file using the following guidelines:
  • Title Page: Title page must have the following information:
    • Name of each member of the group (as registered for this class in Blackboard).
    • Class Number and Class Name.
    • CRN Number.
    • Project name (related to your topic).
    • Each group member contact information (email).
  • Summary: provide a short summary of the project – the summary is a short statement of the most relevant steps of the project, its purpose and expected results.
  • Content: Highlight of key reasons, materials and findings with your comments.
  • Comments: Describe the cons and pros of the performed tasks, difficulties, issues, how easy (or not) was it to execute and/or resolve them.
  • Conclusions summary (1/2 – 1 page): Summarize your experience, findings, thoughts, comments, ideas for the future, etc.
  • References page.
  • Q&A page.