Select a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) that resonates with you and develop a data-driven solution to address a specific problem within that SDG. Design a database, perform data analysis, and use Microsoft Excel as the user interface.
- Choose an SDG and identify a specific problem to address.
- Design and implement a relational database relevant to your chosen problem.
- Write SQL queries to retrieve and analyze data.
- Use Microsoft Excel for data visualization and analysis.
- SDG Selection: Choose an SDG (e.g., SDG 3: Good Health, SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy).
- Problem Definition: Define a specific problem within your chosen SDG that can be addressed using data.
- ERD: Design an ERD for your project, including entities relevant to your SDG problem.
- Schema: Write SQL statements to create the database schema based on your ERD.
- Sample Data: Populate the database with relevant sample data.
- Data Retrieval: Write SQL queries to retrieve relevant data based on your problem definition.
- Data Analysis: Write SQL queries to analyze data and generate insights related to your SDG problem.
- Import Data: Import data from your database into Excel.
- Analysis: Analyze the data using pivot tables, charts, and other Excel tools.
- Dashboard: Create an interactive Excel dashboard to visualize key insights.
- Integration: Document the process of importing data into Excel and ensuring consistency.
- Testing: Test the integration and functionality of your Excel dashboard.
- Pitch Deck: Develop a 10-slide PowerPoint presentation as taught in the entrepreneurship module covering:
- Project overview and SDG alignment.
- Problem definition and significance.
- Database design and schema.
- Data analysis insights.
- Excel dashboard demonstration.
- Delivery: Present your pitch deck, demonstrating how your project addresses the SDG problem.
- SDG problem definition document
- ERD
- SQL scripts
- Excel workbook with data analysis and dashboard
- Integration documentation
- Pitch deck presentation (Provide the link e.g Canva or Gamma in your documentation)