Explain and summarise the business insights found

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Data Acquisition and Management

Assessment - In class team presentation and individual report

Assessment - Practical graph database coding and research

Your Task
You are required to:
Complete each of the graph database queries provided in a Neo4J CQL script file.
Prepare a team presentation to explain and summarise the business insights found, when executing the CQL scripts, and the corresponding data visualisations (Nodes/Tables) produced.

Assessment Description

The assessment is divided into:

Business Problem: Suppose that you are an analyst for the department of aviation. You have been provided with data from Australian airports, such as the number of flights in and out of cities, flight times and delays. With this in mind,

Part A: Teamwork Presentation
Form groups of 3 or 4 students and chose a team leader.
Notes: Your lecturer would have provided the Neo4j script 7 days prior to the date of presentation.
Access the PowerPoint slide instructions provided by your lecturer in class and work through the business problems as described.
Create at least 5 slides to present your team's findings.

Your leader will submit your group slides on MyKBS at the end of the 30 minutes.

Part B: Individual Report (600 words)
As an individual, perform some research and provide answers to the following:

How do graph databases and the format of the data used by them differ from traditional SQL databases? Illustrate your answers.

Discuss two industry applications of graph databases with illustrations.

List and briefly explain one challenge in relation to using graph databases to explore patterns and relationships.

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