determination about whether the data you have or planned to have is going to be sufficient to make a good decision. If you have data related to your project, you will create an interactive dashboard to help you analyze the data. If not, you will create a mock-up of the dashboard. in order to complete this part of the project. you need to answer the following questions and present either a working dashboard or a mockup of a dashboard. Part a: Questions about your data-model-insight framework What are you attempting to model with your data? What are the KPls for the situation you are trying to understand? What is the relationship between your variables and the KPls? What are the limitations of your model? Do you feel your model, as defined. is \"good enough\" to inform your decision? Why or why not? Part b: Your Project Dashboard if you have data for your project, you may be able to put together a dashboard in Excel that is a good working model. if so. include an Excel workbook as part of your project submission. As an alternative. you may turn in a mockup that indicates what elements you would like your dashboard to include. In either case, your dashboard or mockup should include it a readout of KPl's. clearly labeled as such - one or more visualizations - summary statistics, as needed Indicate how the elements of the dashboard are connected. in a mockup, this could be arrows drawn between different elements on the dashboard. For a dashboard with actual data, you might include this information as text