Develop a Tableau data dashboard.NO VIDEO JUST THE TABLEAU PARTaccording to the professor it should take about 30 minutes to complete the tableau partCreate an organized, 3-5 minute YouTube video that explains a minimum of five cogent insightsobserved in the data. Here is a list of minimum requirements:1. A Tableau dashboard of at least 3 visualizations. Creating the visualizations alone without having them together in one view defeats the purpose of using Tableau.2. The dashboard should be interactive: clicking on the filters and the visualizations themselves should change the data in the dashboard.3. The video should be at least 3 minutes.4. The video should include: a brief introduction (a few seconds, and you must show your face and provide your U#), an explanation of the dataset and the assignment (less than a minute), and the rest should be an explanation of multiple insights found while navigating the dashboard.5. The link should be accessible from the internet, no recorded video files. We simply do not have the bandwidth to store them.6. The video should be recorded from a laptop using video recording software. Phones are not allowed for recording, per instructions from the Data Citizens Program.7. Business casual dress is required for the video.Please complete the Canvas quiz, following the directions along the way. The Tableau Helpdesk is available (schedule posted on Canvas) to answer questions. Please see due date on syllabus schedule. No late submissions are accepted, so complete the assignment well ahead of the deadline.

Please read below requirements carefully, I need to get a grade better than B on this projectGoals:· Get data from the Internet· GUI Development of a simple interface with some buttons and fields to enter keywords for processing.· Reading more complex formats than text (if you use text, maximum grade is B).· Processing data in your filesThese are the features your Python 3 script should do for a grade of B or better:1. Internet Accesso Access a website, email server, or other online source and pull data from it. o The data you download can be anything that you think will be interesting. § If you can’t think of anything, select a website and get the .html, JSON or XML data from the main page. I showed you how to do this and we did it in class.§ Another simple idea is to get the data on emails received from your website using python3. · Then your program can pick only to, only from, only subject based on user input. · We have done this in class, so again, this will earn a B at best.o Save the raw, unprocessed data you downloaded on your hard drive as a file.§ Make sure you know where it is saved and what it is called.§ It is best if it is saved to the project directory without having to add a path, otherwise it’ll crash on my computer. 2. Reading complex formats o You can choose .html, XML, JSON from a website, .pdf, or another type we have discussed. You can also use Word files if you know how to read them.o You can use the Python3 tools we have discussed to work with the files.3. Processing files o Choose a subset of the data to process. § Look for a specific tag/format info from the file.§ Sort it in alphabetical order or something using language functions to do that.o Format the data as a report and output it to an output file. § This can be a .csv, .txt format. § .pdf or XML is also acceptable, use the correct extension for your file.4. GUI Development.o Create pull-down menus from the menu bar like the example done in class. File, Edit, and Help.o When the user selects open, have it open the file system dialog to select the downloaded file to open. § Show the contents of the file on the screen.§ Have another button to sort the data, § Have a text field (edit) to allow your user to enter a search word to find or keyword to filter the data on the screen. § Display the results of each operation on screen.o Once the user has the data they want on screen, they can use Save from the file menu to put the selected data/processed data on screen into the output file.§ When user selects save, again open a dialog to select the file to write into, should also be a .txt file, but if you prefer to create a .csv or other type file from your data, go ahead.§ Save the data and return to the screen.§ The saved data should still be on the screen.Challenges/options – impress me:1. If your program has the basic features of a GUI interface that includes data entry and buttons, works with internet data and reads/writes files of complex types you can make it do whatever you think is interesting.2. Suggest some impressive ideas by talking to me.