data mangement

Function 1: student_list To sort and plot the student data more easily, you will first need to define a function to convert the data from a dictionary into a list. The student_list function takes a dictionary as input parameter (any of the ones generated by the Load Data module) and returns a list with the following format: [1'Age': 18 , 'Studytime': 6.0, 'Failures': 0 , 'Health': 3 , 'Absences' : 6, 'G1': 5, 'G2': 6, 'G3': 6, 'G_Avg': 5.67, 'School': 'GP'), ''Age': 17, 'StudyTime': 4.7, 'Failures': 0, 'Health': 3, 'Absences': 4, 'G1': 5, 'G2': 5, 'G3': 6, 'G_Avg': 5.33, 'School': 'GP', ...]. You will be using this auxiliary function throughout the lab. Laiv s: sorting and Plotting Data Objectives: Practice implementing sorting algorithms, curve fitting, and plotting data. Implement the sort plot module of your software project. Tasks: 1. Complete Task 1: Implement Sorting, Curve Fitting and Plotting Functions. 2. Complete Task 2: Complete the sort plot Module. Task 1: Implement Sorting, Curve Fitting and Plotting Functions As a team, you will write five different functions to sort, fit and plot data previously loaded into a dictionary (using the load_data module you already developed). STEP 1 1. Read the descriptions of the functions below. 2. Decide who is writing which function. 3. Submit the division of tasks (i.c., who implements which function) on Brightspace. Onc submission per team. Note 1: There are five functions. You may have one student implement two functions. Altematively, you may also decide to work on the first function as a team. It's up to you! Note 2: For all the functions, assume that the input parameters are valid. Note 3: You are encouraged to use print statements during development for debugging purposes. However, ensure that you remove those print statements in your final version. The only printing done by your final version should be that specifically required by the function definition