IS428 AY2019-20T2 Assign SIM HUEI MIN AARON
Contents
Problem and Motivation
Every two years, SMU Libraries conduct a comprehensive survey in which faculty, students and staff have the opportunity to rate various aspects of SMU library's services. The survey provides SMU libraries with input to help enhance existing services and to anticipate emerging needs of SMU faculty, students and staff.
Objectives
The 2018 Survey Results past reports are mainly made-up of pages of tables, which are very difficult to comprehend. In view of this, there is a need to apply appropriate data visualisation to transform these tables into visual representation that allow SMU libraries to gain useful insights.
The insights revealed in the Insights and Recommendations tab will cover the following areas of interest:
- Undergraduate Students
- Postgraduate Students
- Faculty
- Staff
Data Cleaning
Renaming of Column Variables
To make the dataset more easier to work with and easier to comprehend, I have to rename the columns that corresponds to their equal value in the legend.
This is the current structure.
Dashboard | Purpose | Variables Require | Measurement |
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This will be the home dashboard of the visualisation, to present general data of the survey's result. This include:
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The interactive visualization can be accessed here:https://public.tableau.com/profile/lim.kim.yong#!/vizhome/VA_Assignment3_Final6/Home_Page
Home Dashboard
The following shows the home dashboard:
Findings from survey
S/N | Interesting Pattern | Significance |
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On floor 1 and 2, the bathroom exhaust fan is turn on continuously throughout the whole day. However, on floor 3, the bathroom exhaust fan power is only consuming power between 7am to 10pm. | Through this pattern, we can see that floor 1 & floor 2 does not comply with the energy efficiency standards. Knowing that energy are non-renewable resources and will eventually run out. Adopting best practices to conserve energy not only helps to conserve resources but also translates into cost savings. | |
In general, most energy usages were consumed within the corridor areas throughout all floors. | This is exceptionally bad for the company as the corridor spaces do not contribute greatly to employee's productive or efficiency. Furthermore, not only does it contributes to energy wastages, it causes the company to incur unnecessary costs. Therefore, management should come out with policies to curb such issue. |