Data-Driven Student Success: Tracking Attendance, Stress & Risk Levels
Project Summary: Student Monitoring Dashboard
Objective
The dashboard is designed to monitor student well-being and performance using various metrics, such as attendance, stress levels, sleep patterns, and mood scores. The goal is to identify students at risk and improve intervention strategies.
Dataset Overview
The student monitoring data consists of 15,000 records with the following key columns:
- Student ID – Unique identifier for each student.
- Date – Daily monitoring records.
- Class Time – Scheduled study hours per day.
- Attendance Status – Whether a student was Present, Late, or Absent.
- Stress Level (GSR) – A physiological measure of stress.
- Sleep Hours – Total sleep time per night.
- Anxiety Level – A score indicating student anxiety levels.
- Mood Score – A scale representing emotional well-being.
- Risk Level – Classification of students into Low, Medium, or High Risk based on various factors.
Key Insights & Dashboard Features
Attendance Tracking – Identify students frequently late or absent.
Stress & Anxiety Monitoring – Detect patterns of high stress/anxiety.
Sleep & Mood Analysis – Assess the impact of sleep on mood and academic engagement.
Risk Categorization – Highlight students who may need counseling or academic support.

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