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The document outlines the Continuous Assessment Test for Big Data Analytics, detailing the structure, including Part A and Part B questions focused on key concepts like Hadoop, NoSQL databases, and case studies related to smart cities and customer retention. It emphasizes the importance of understanding big data's 4Vs and the application of various database models in real-world scenarios. The test aims to assess students' comprehension of big data concepts and their practical implications in different industries.

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CCS334_BDA

The document outlines the Continuous Assessment Test for Big Data Analytics, detailing the structure, including Part A and Part B questions focused on key concepts like Hadoop, NoSQL databases, and case studies related to smart cities and customer retention. It emphasizes the importance of understanding big data's 4Vs and the application of various database models in real-world scenarios. The test aims to assess students' comprehension of big data concepts and their practical implications in different industries.

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Reg. No.

Continuous Assessment Test- I [CAT - I]


Year : III
Semester : 06
Branch :B.E/B.Tech.- CSE/CSBS/AI&DS
Sub. Code : CCS334
Subject Name : BIG DATA ANALYTICS
QP Code : 226507

[Regulations 2021]

Date: 14-02-25 Time: 90 Min Marks: 50


Answer ALL Questions
Part A [6 x 2 = 12 Marks]
1.1 Explain the role of Hadoop in big data processing. [A2] CO1
1.2 Propose a scenario where the analysis of unstructured data such as social media [B2] CO1
posts could benefit a business.
1.3 Define Big Data. [A1] CO1
1.4 Explain the convergence of key trends that have contributed to the growth of [A2] CO1
Big Data.
1.5 Compare and contrast traditional data and unstructured data. [B2] CO1
1.6 Can you recall an industry that extensively uses big data? [A1] CO1
Part B [ 1x13=13 Marks]
1.7 a Case Study: Big Data Analytics in a Smart City [C1] CO1
Scenario: A Smart City initiative is collecting data from various sources,
such as traffic sensors, public transportation systems, environmental
monitoring stations, and social media platforms. This data is being used to
optimize traffic management, improve public health, enhance city services,
and support better decision-making by city planners.
Question:
How can the 4Vs of Big Data (Volume, Velocity, Variety, and Veracity) be
effectively managed and utilized in a Smart City project to improve urban
living conditions?
[OR]

b Case Study: Improving Customer Retention with Big Data Analytics [C1] CO1
A retail company has been experiencing a decline in customer retention over
the past year. The company collects vast amounts of data from its online and
in-store interactions with customers. This includes purchase histories,
website browsing behavior, social media interactions, and feedback surveys.
Question:
How can Big Data Analytics be used to identify patterns and insights from
this vast array of customer data to improve customer retention? Outline the
steps, tools, and techniques you would apply in analyzing the data.
Additionally, discuss potential challenges the company may face when
working with this data, and propose solutions for overcoming them.
Part A [6 x 2 = 12 Marks]
2.1 Explain the concept of NoSQL databases and highlight the main reasons behind [B1] CO2
their emergence in the field of data management.
2.2 Compare and contrast the key-value data model and the document data model [A2] CO2
used in NoSQL databases. Provide examples of scenarios where each model
might be more suitable.
2.3 Assess the advantages and disadvantages of schemaless databases. [B1] CO2
2.4 Discuss the concept of graph database? [B2] CO2
2.5 Differentiate between schema less databases and traditional relational databases. [A2] CO2
2.6 Describe the types of data and relationships that would benefit from Graph [A1] CO2
database model.
Part B [1x13=13 Marks]
2.7 a Case Study: Implementing a Graph-Based Database in Healthcare for [C1] CO2
Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
Scenario: A Healthcare Organization is looking to enhance its capabilities
for disease diagnosis, patient care, and treatment planning by using a graph-
based database to analyze complex relationships between patients, medical
conditions, symptoms, treatments, and healthcare providers. This system
aims to help in identifying potential disease patterns, providing personalized
treatment recommendations, and improving clinical decision-making.
Question:
How can a graph-based database be used in healthcare to improve disease
diagnosis, personalize treatment plans, and enhance medical research?
[OR]
b Case Study: Choosing the Right NoSQL Database for a Social Media [C1] CO2
Platform

A startup is building a new social media platform aimed at connecting users


globally. The platform must handle massive amounts of data, including user
profiles, real-time posts, comments, likes, multimedia uploads, and activity
logs. The company is considering implementing a NoSQL database solution
due to the scalability needs and diverse data types.

The startup's requirements are as follows:


1. User Profile Data: Highly structured data with a focus on
relationships between users (e.g., friends, followers, connections).
2. Real-Time Posts and Comments: Unstructured, high-volume data
with frequent reads and writes.
3. Multimedia Files: Large binary data (e.g., images, videos) stored and
retrieved.
4. Activity Logs: Time-series data generated by user interactions (e.g.,
clicks, views, shares).
Question:
Given the startup's diverse data needs, which types of NoSQL databases
would you recommend for each of the four requirements? Explain why you
would choose the specific NoSQL database type (Document Store, Key-
Value Store, Column-Family Store, or Graph Database) for each use case,
and how the features of these databases align with the company’s needs for
scalability, performance, and flexibility.

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