Do whatever analytics and visualizations you would like to present some interesting insights from the attached publicly available Netflix viewership data.

Do whatever analytics and visualizations you would like to present some interesting insights from the attached publicly available Netflix viewership data. Even when you do analysis, make sure that it is reflected as good visualizations and easy-to-understand explanations.

As long as your analysis and visualization use this dataset, you are free to do whatever you would like. You are free to collect and share additional data (not visualizations or analysis) with others in class. An obvious example is if someone collected say genre information for each of the movies/shows they can add that column to the data and share that with others. If you aren’t sure what can be shared, you can ask me. Generally, sharing raw data is OK; sharing deeper analysis or charts or graphs or visualizations is not.

You are allowed to use any tool for your presentation – e.g. Excel, Powerpoint, Power BI, ChatGPT, etc. Keep in mind though that I know how little effort some things will take so I will reward those that have put in effort to develop more unique, novel, or creative analysis and visualizations.

Your hand-in will be a 2 or 3 slide Powerpoint presentation saved as a PDF or PPT file. Also, please include support files. This may include things like Excel files for your data, Tableau, PowerBI, or Orange Files. It could be source code. If you used ChatGPT, or Gemini, then a file that lists the session URLs. Please put all your references in a slide at the end that doesn’t count towards your 3 slide limit.