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### **PowerPoint Presentation: Big Data Analytics in Cloud Computing**
#### **Slide 1: Title Slide**
- **Title:** Big Data Analytics in Cloud Computing: An Overview
- **Subtitle:** Leveraging Cloud Technologies for Efficient Data Processing
- **Authors:** Blend Berisha, Endrit Méziu, Isak Shabani
- **Date:** [Your Presentation Date]
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#### **Slide 2: Introduction to Big Data**
- **Definition:**
- Data too large/complex for traditional tools (petabytes/exabytes).
- Challenges: Capture, storage, analysis, visualization.
- **Daily Data Generation:**
- 44 zettabytes/day (2020), projected to reach 163 zettabytes by 2025.
- Examples: Google (3.5B searches/day), Facebook (300M photos/day).
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#### **Slide 3: The 5Vs of Big Data**
1. **Volume:** Size (e.g., Facebook stores 250B+ photos).
2. **Velocity:** Speed of generation (e.g., 900M photos/day on Facebook).
3. **Variety:** Structured (databases), semi-structured (logs), unstructured (social media).
4. **Veracity:** Data quality/reliability.
5. **Value:** Economic/social impact.
- *Visual:* Include Figure 2 (3Vs diagram) from the PDF.
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#### **Slide 4: Big Data Analytics Cycle**
1. **Gather Data:** From IoT, social media, sensors, etc.
2. **Landing Zone:** Distributed storage (e.g., Hadoop HDFS).
3. **Transform & Process:** Clean, integrate, analyze.
4. **Discover Insights:** Operational reports, visualizations.
- *Visual:* Include Figure 5 (analytics flow) from the PDF.
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#### **Slide 5: Cloud Computing & Big Data**
- **Cloud Benefits:**
- Scalability, cost-efficiency (pay-as-you-go).
- Services: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, Analytics-as-a-Service (AaaS).
- **Shift from ETL to ELT:**
- **ETL:** Transform before loading (high I/O overhead).
- **ELT:** Load raw data first, transform in-cloud (e.g., data lakes).
- *Visual:* Include Figure 6 (ETL vs. ELT) from the PDF.
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#### **Slide 6: Case Study: Google BigQuery**
- **Features:**
- Serverless, petabyte-scale analytics.
- ANSI SQL support, built-in ML.
- **Experiments:**
- Queries on COVID-19 datasets (Fig. 8).
- Performance: Avg. compute time vs. dataset size (exponential trend).
- *Visual:* Include Fig. 7 (BigQuery interface) and Fig. 10 (compute time graph).
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#### **Slide 7: Benefits of Big Data Analytics**
- **Business:** Cost reduction (e.g., logistics), personalized services.
- **Healthcare:** Predict epidemics, optimize treatments.
- **Education:** Tailored learning materials.
- **Key Advantage:** Real-time decision-making.
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#### **Slide 8: Challenges & Future Trends**
- **Challenges:**
- Data privacy, security, and veracity.
- High computational costs for large datasets.
- **Trends:**
- Growth of edge computing + cloud integration.
- AI/ML-driven analytics.
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#### **Slide 9: Conclusion**
- Big Data + Cloud = Transformational synergy.
- Tools like BigQuery enable scalable, efficient analytics.
- Future: More sectors will adopt ELT and cloud-based solutions.
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#### **Slide 10: Q&A**
- Open floor for questions.
- **Contact:** [Your Email]
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- Use consistent fonts/colors (e.g., blue/white for a tech theme).
- Include visuals from the PDF (graphs, diagrams).
- Limit text per slide; use bullet points for clarity.
- Add speaker notes for detailed explanations.
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