What is important is handing in some kind of working data product.

This college-level assignment includes creating a basic data product. I’ve included past assignment examples. It wil include choosing a dataset, data cleaning, exploratory data analysis, modelling, and basic frontend programming. The final deliverable is source code and a powerpoint presentation.My idea is to create a product where a user can input their used car features and receive a used car valuation price output. Here are 2 useful links for the data set I would like to have my assignment worked on: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/austinreese/craigslist-carstrucks-datahttps://github.com/AustinReese/UsedVehicleSearchHere is an example of what I am hoping to hand in:https://medium.com/swlh/exploring-and-analyzing-used-car-data-set-2e2bf1f24d52(Something like this, but please do not copy)Another example real estate project:https://python.plainenglish.io/data-science-project-real-estate-house-price-prediction-website-df71ac98a132I’ve attached 2 documents. The first includes a sample student project. The assignment would require a similar approach, but with the used car dataset. The 2nd document includes description of the concepts covered in class.Other important info:For this assignment, there is no need to make a very accurate and complex data product. For reference, I received a modified criteria of what is expected compared to the sample student project. The exploratory data analysis needs to be very basic. What is important is handing in some kind of working data product. The work needs to seem as if it was rushed. Please include some inefficient code. The work needs to reflect the capabilities of a beginner coder who is completing a simplified version of the projects in the attachments and links in only 10 days.I did mention a powerpoint presentation, but that is not important as I can create it myself from your source code. The most important deliverable is the code. It would be helpful to receive a brief written explanation of the work done as well as useful comments in the code.

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