In this assignment, you will practice using Alteryx to create a workflow to prepare loan data for analysis.
Instructions
1. (1 point) Create a step to read in the loan_application.csv file.
2. (2 points) Convert the data types of the following columns to the data type listed after the hyphen:
o Columns starting with “CNT” – INT32
o Columns starting with “AMT” – Float
3. (1 point) Remove rows with NAs or NULL in the AMT_INCOME_TOTAL
4. (1 point) Filter data to keep only the rows where AMT_CREDIT is at least 300,000
5. (2 points) Join this data with credit_bureau dataset (read it first) using the common field “SK_ID_CURR”
6. (2 points) Keep only the following columns from the joint dataset: SK_ID_CURR, TARGET, AMT_INCOME_TOTAL, and AMT_CREDIT_SUM. Make sure you set their data types correctly. Also remove any duplicate observations from this dataset, using the unique tool.
7. (1 point) Finally, create a step to save the datafile to your desktop as netid_HW4_data.csv. For example, if your email address is jdoe@illinois.edu, then save the data as jdoe_HW4_data.csv.
Submission*
1. You are given two data files: credit_bureau.csv and loan_application.csv.
2. Use Alteryx to complete the required ETL steps.
3. Save your Alteryx workflow file (.yxmd format) as netid_HW4.yxmd
4. Compress the jdoe_HW4.yxmd file as a .zip or .rar file.
5. Submit the .zip or .rar file on Compass2g before the deadline.
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