A simple Python project using Matplotlib and Seaborn to visualize the Seaborn tips dataset. Includes a line plot, scatter plot, histogram, and box plot. Inspired by Microsoft Fabric’s data science tutorial. Great for beginners exploring basic data visualization techniques. ✅ Project Summary: Basic Data Visualization in Python Objective:
This project demonstrates simple and effective data visualization techniques using Python's Matplotlib and Seaborn libraries. It explores the real-world tips
dataset and showcases how to generate common plots for data analysis.
- Python 3.x
- Matplotlib
- Seaborn
- Pandas
The tips
dataset is included in Seaborn and contains information about restaurant bills, tips, and customer demographics.
- Line Plot – Visualizes trends in total bills over time
- Scatter Plot – Shows the relationship between total bill and tip
- Histogram – Displays the frequency distribution of total bills
- Box Plot – Compares total bill distributions across different days
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/data-visualization-matplotlib-seaborn.git cd data-visualization-matplotlib-seaborn
Create basic line and scatter plots using Matplotlib
Visualize a real-world dataset with histograms and box plots using Seaborn
Dataset Used: tips dataset from the seaborn library.
Reference Guide: Microsoft Fabric Data Science Tutorial – Explore and Visualize Data 🎥 Screen Recording of Presentation You can create a screen recording using:
Windows: Xbox Game Bar (Win + G)
Mac: QuickTime Player
Cross-platform: OBS Studio or Loom
Demo Plan (Suggested Structure for Your Recording – 1–2 mins):
Brief intro (explain objective of project)
Show your code in VS Code / Jupyter
Run each cell and explain what’s happening
Conclude with insights from the charts
Upload your screen recording to:
Google Drive
YouTube (Unlisted)
Loom
OneDrive
Then, share the link as part of your project submission.
✅ Submission Checklist Task Status Line plot with Matplotlib ✅ Scatter plot with Matplotlib ✅ Histogram with Seaborn ✅ Box plot with Seaborn ✅ Reference guide used ✅