Zidio Development- Data Science and
Analytics Internship
Internship Report Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement
for the undergraduate degree of
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY
IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND
ENGINEERING
Submitted by
SHEELA BHARATH TEJA REDDY
HU22CSEN0100742
Under the Guidance of
Srinivas Yedlapalli
Department Of Computer Science and Engineering
GITAM School of Technology
GITAM (Deemed to be
University) Hyderabad-502329
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GANDHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND
MANAGEMENT (GITAM)
(Declared as Deemed-to-be-University u/s 3 of UGC Act
1956) HYDERABAD CAMPUS
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the summer internship report entitled “Zidio Development- Data
Science and Analytics Internship” is an original work done in the Department of
Computer Science and Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, GITAM (Deemed to
be University) submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the
degree of “Bachelor of Technology” in Computer Science and Engineering. The work had
not been submitted to any other college or university for the award of any degree or
diploma.
Place - Hyderabad S BHARATH TEJA REDDY
Date - 31-07-2025 HU22CSEN0100742
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND
ENGINEERING GITAM SCHOOL OF
TECHNOLOGY
GITAM
(DEEMED TO BE
UNIVERSITY) HYDERABAD
CAMPUS
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Internship report entitled “Zidio Development- Data Science and
Analytics Internship” is a Bonafide record of work carried out by SHEELA BHARATH
TEJA REDDY (HU22CSEN0100742) submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the
award of the degree of Bachelors of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering.
Srinivas Yedlapalli Mahaboob Pasha Shaik
Professor Professor & HOD Dept. of CSE
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION & TRAINING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Apart from my effort, the success of this internship largely depends on the encouragement
and guidance of many others. I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the people
who have helped me in the successful completion of this internship.
I would like to thank Vedala Rama Sastry, Head of the Institute, and Shaik Mahaboob
Basha, Head of Computer Science and Engineering, for giving me such a wonderful
opportunity to expand my knowledge in my branch and for providing guidelines to present an
internship report. It helped me a lot to realize the importance of what we study.
I would like to thank Srinivas Yedlapalli, guide, and professor, who helped me to make this
internship a successful accomplishment.
I would also like to thank my friends who helped me to make my work more organized and
well-structured till the end.
Sincerely,
BHARATH TEJA REDDY SHEELA,
HU22CSEN0100742.
ABSTRACT
This report documents the journey of my internship at ZIDIO DEVELOPMENT,
where I gained practical knowledge and experience in Data Science and Analytics.
Over a period of two months, I worked on real-world datasets, implemented data
preprocessing, built machine learning models, and interpreted results using
visualization techniques. The internship enhanced my understanding of statistical
analysis, programming with Python, and tools like Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn, and
Matplotlib
Table of Contents
1. INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE AND ANALYTICS
1.1Introduction to Data Science
1.2Relevance in Modern Industry
1.3Applications of Data Science
1.4Role of Data Analysts and Data Scientists
1.5Differences Between Data Science, Analytics, and AI
1.6Lifecycle of a Data Science Project
2. TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES USED
2.1Programming Languages
2.1.1 Python
2.1.2 HTML
2.1.3 CSS
2.1.4 Javascript
2.2Data Analysis and Manipulation
2.2.1 Pandas
2.2.2 NumPy
2.3Data Visualization
2.3.1 Matplotlib
2.3.2 Seaborn
2.3.3 Plotly
2.4 Libraries
2.4.1 Scikit-learn
2.4.2 XGBoost / LightGBM (if applicable)
2.4.3 Chart.js / D3.js
2.4.4 JSON
2.5Development Environment
2.5.1 Jupyter Notebook
2.5.2 Google Colab
2.5.3 VS Code
2.6Version Control and Deployment Tools
2.6.1 Git & GitHub
2.6.2 Streamlit / Flask (if deployed)
3. PROJECT TASKS DURING INTERNSHIP AT ZIDIO DEVELOPMENT
3.1Overview of Internship Responsibilities
3.2Description of Datasets Worked On
3.3Task 1: Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
3.3.1 Dataset Description
3.3.2 Data Cleaning and Preparation
3.3.3 Visual Insights and Summary
3.4Task 2: Supervised Learning
3.4.1 Regression Model / Classification Model
3.4.2 Training and Testing Workflow
3.4.3 Performance Evaluation Metrics
3.5Task 3: Unsupervised Learning
3.5.1 Clustering Techniques (K-Means, Hierarchical)
3.5.2 Dimensionality Reduction using PCA
3.6Task 4: Dashboarding & Visualization
3.6.1 Interactive Dashboards with Streamlit / Tableau
3.6.2 Insights for Business Decision Making
3.7Task 5: Mini Capstone Project (if applicable)
3.7.1 Problem Statement
3.7.2 Methodology
3.7.3 Results & Recommendations
4. CODE SAMPLES AND VISUAL OUTPUTS
4.1Code Snapshots of EDA
4.2Model Building Code Samples
4.3Visual Outputs (Graphs, Heatmaps, Charts)
4.4Screenshots of Dashboards (if built)
5. LEARNING OUTCOMES
5.1Technical Skills Acquired
5.2Domain Knowledge Developed
5.3Soft Skills and Team Communication
5.4Industry Exposure
6. CONCLUSION
6.1Summary of the Internship Experience
6.2Impact on Career Goals
6.3Future Scope of Learning
7. REFERENCES
7.1Courses & Tutorials Used
7.2Documentation and APIs
7.3Articles and Blogs
1. INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE AND ANALYTICS
1.1 Introduction to Data Science
Data Science is a multidisciplinary domain that integrates techniques from statistics, data
analysis, computer science, and machine learning to understand and analyze real
phenomena with data. It emphasizes problem-solving using algorithms and data-driven
decision-making. A data scientist uses tools and methods to discover patterns and derive
insights that are actionable and impactful.
1.2 Relevance in Modern Industry
In the era of Big Data, industries generate massive amounts of data daily. Data Science
enables businesses to harness this data for strategic decisions. In sectors like healthcare, it
helps in predicting disease outbreaks; in finance, it improves risk analysis; in e-commerce,
it personalizes customer experience. Data-driven insights give companies a competitive
edge and reduce guesswork.
1.3 Applications of Data Science
● Predictive analytics in sales and marketing: Helps forecast customer behavior and
optimize campaign strategies.
● Fraud detection in finance: Identifies unusual transactions using anomaly detection.
● Recommendation systems in e-commerce: Improves product visibility using collaborative
filtering.
● Diagnosis prediction in healthcare: Predicts diseases using patient history and clinical
data.
1.4 Role of Data Analysts and Data Scientists
A Data Analyst typically works on processing historical data to identify trends and patterns.
In contrast, a Data Scientist goes further to build models that can predict future outcomes
and prescribe actions. Both roles are vital—analysts ensure accuracy and clarity in
reporting, while scientists develop algorithms and automate solutions.
1.5 Differences Between Data Science, Analytics, and AI
● Data Science includes predictive modeling and encompasses analytics.
● Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the simulation of human intelligence by machines that
learn from data and make decisions without human input.
● Data Analytics involves descriptive and diagnostic analysis.
1.6 Lifecycle of a Data Science Project
● Problem Definition: Understanding the objective, constraints, and success criteria.
● Data Collection: Gathering structured and unstructured data from sources like APIs,
databases, and sensors.
● Data Cleaning: Handling missing data, correcting inconsistencies, and ensuring quality.
● Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA): Visualizing data trends, distributions, and outliers.
● Model Building: Selecting and training machine learning models.
● Evaluation: Measuring performance using metrics like accuracy, precision, and recall.
● Deployment: Integrating the model into production with dashboards, APIs, or web apps.
2. TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES USED
2.1Programming Languages
● Python: Essential for scripting, analysis, and developing ML algorithms. Widely used due
to its libraries and simplicity.
● HTML: Used to build and structure content for dashboards and web apps.
● CSS: Enhanced the design and responsiveness of dashboards to improve user experience.
● JavaScript: Enabled dynamic interaction, data updates, and client-side chart rendering.
2.2 Data Analysis and Manipulation
● Pandas: Handling tabular data
● NumPy: Numerical computation
2.3 Data Visualization
● Matplotlib: Basic plotting
● Seaborn: Statistical plots
● Plotly: Interactive plots
2.4 Libraries
● Scikit-learn: ML algorithms
● XGBoost / LightGBM: Advanced boosting models (optional)
● Chart.js / D3.js for dynamic data visualization
● JSON to load model output and results.
● Bootstrap for responsive design (optional)
2.5 Development Environment
● Jupyter Notebook: Interactive coding
● Google Colab: Cloud-based Python notebooks
● VS Code: Code editor
2.6 Version Control and Deployment Tools
● Git & GitHub: Version control
● Streamlit / Flask: Deploying dashboards and models
3. PROJECT TASKS DURING INTERNSHIP AT ZIDIO DEVELOPMENT
3.1 Overview of Internship Responsibilities
Worked on real-world datasets to extract actionable insights. Performed EDA, built ML
models, and presented results with visual dashboards.
3.2 Description of Datasets Worked On
Datasets from public domains (Kaggle, UCI) and synthetic data provided by the company.
Examples include sales data, customer records, and product feedback.
3.3 Task 1: Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
3.3.1 Dataset Description: Dataset contained [describe content].
3.3.2 Data Cleaning and Preparation: Handled missing values, outliers, and type
conversions.
3.3.3 Visual Insights and Summary: Plotted histograms, pairplots, and correlation
heatmaps.
3.4 Task 2: Supervised Learning
3.4.1 Model Used: Logistic Regression / Random Forest / SVM.
3.4.2 Workflow: Train-test split, model training, and evaluation using accuracy,
precision, recall.
3.4.3 Results: Achieved ~85% accuracy.
3.5 Task 3: Unsupervised Learning
3.5.1 Techniques Used: K-Means Clustering, DBSCAN.
3.5.2 Dimensionality Reduction: Applied PCA for visualization.
3.6 Task 4: Dashboarding & Visualization
3.6.1 Tools Used: Streamlit, Tableau.
3.6.2 Outcome: Created an interactive dashboard showing key KPIs and ML predictions.
1.1 Task 5: Mini Capstone Project
1.1.1 Problem Statement: Predicting customer churn.
1.1.2 Methodology: Combined EDA, feature engineering, and logistic regression.
1.1.3 Results: Improved recall by 20% after tuning.
2. CODE SAMPLES AND VISUAL OUTPUTS
2.1Code Snapshots of EDA
2.2Model Building Code Samples
Showcased training scripts and model evaluation metrics.
2.3Visual Outputs
Included confusion matrix, ROC curve, and cluster maps.
2.4Screenshots of Dashboards
3. LEARNING OUTCOMES
3.1 Technical Skills Acquired
● Data wrangling, visualization
● Machine learning algorithms
● Deployment and dashboarding
3.2 Domain Knowledge Developed
Understood patterns in customer behavior and product performance
metrics.
3.3 Soft Skills and Team Communication
Improved collaboration through regular team meetings & code reviews.
3.4 Industry Exposure
Gained real-world experience in handling deadlines and client-oriented projects.
4. CONCLUSION
The Data Science and Analytics internship at Zidio Development was a
transformative and insightful experience that bridged the gap between academic
concepts and industry applications. Over the course of the internship, I worked hands-
on with real-world datasets, applied machine learning algorithms, and developed
analytical solutions to solve practical problems such as fraud detection.
Through this internship, I gained proficiency in data preprocessing, exploratory data
analysis, model building, and evaluation techniques. I also explored web technologies
such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to present analytical results through interactive
dashboards, enhancing both the technical and communicative aspects of my work.
The opportunity to work with tools like Python, Pandas, Scikit-learn, XGBoost,
Seaborn, and Streamlit provided a solid foundation for developing end-to-end data
science solutions. Collaborating with the team at Zidio Development further
improved my soft skills, project management capabilities, and adaptability to real-
time challenges.
In summary, this internship has equipped me with the technical knowledge, problem-
solving mindset, and practical exposure necessary to pursue a successful career in
data science and analytics. I am confident that the skills and experience I have gained
will contribute meaningfully to my future academic and professional pursuits.
5. REFERENCES
● Pandas Documentation: https://pandas.pydata.org
● Scikit-learn Documentation: https://scikit-learn.org
● Matplotlib Documentation: https://matplotlib.org
● https://app.netlify.com
