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Class Assignment: Olympics Dataset Analysis

Dataset: You will be working with the provided olympics.csv dataset, which
contains information about Olympic athletes.
Tasks:

Part 1: Data Cleaning and Transformation in Excel


1. Remove Duplicates: Remove any duplicate rows based on the entire
dataset.
2. Handle Missing Values: Identify and handle missing values in the Age
column. Use the average age for imputation.
3. Create New Column: Create a new column named Age Category with
the following categories:
• Teen if Age < 20
• Young Adult if 20 <= Age < 30
• Adult if 30 <= Age < 40
• Senior if Age >= 40
4. Filter Data: Filter the data to show only rows where the Medal column
is not equal to 0.
5. Sort Data: Sort the data by Year in ascending order and then by Name
in alphabetical order.

Part 2: Data Cleaning and Transformation in Python (pan-


das/numpy)
1. Load Data:
• Load the dataset using pandas.
2. Remove Duplicates:
• Remove any duplicate rows.
3. Handle Missing Values:
• Identify and fill missing values in the Age column with the mean age.
4. Create New Column:
• Create a new column Age Category with the same categories as in
the Excel task.
5. Filter Data:
• Filter the data to include only rows where Medal is not 0.
6. Sort Data:
• Sort the data by Year in ascending order and by Name in alphabetical
order.
7. Group and Aggregate:
• Group the data by Team and Year and find the total number of medals
won by each team in each year.

Part 3: Analysis and Visualization


1. Medal Distribution by Country:

1
• Create a bar chart showing the total number of medals won by each
country.
2. Age Distribution:
• Create a histogram of the age distribution of athletes.
3. Gender Distribution:
• Create a pie chart showing the proportion of male and female ath-
letes.

Submission
• Save your Excel file with the cleaned and transformed data.
• Submit your Python code and output visualizations.

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