1.Read through the entire "Water Bolivia" case study . If you want, i can provide the pdf of case study

2.Answer the following questions.

Scenario 1: You are a data scientist working on behalf of the social good of the Cochabamba people. After reading the Water Bolivia case study, what is your definition of the problem as a data scientist? As an individual, not as a data scientist, do you agree with that definition?What ethical dilemmas could you be facing?

Scenario 2: You are a data scientist for the Company Bechtel.Bechtel is interested in increasing their profits, so their data scientist is in direct conflict with the Scenario 1 data scientist.What definition of the problem might Bechtel want you to have as a data scientist for the Cochabamba water system?What data collection, analysis, and reporting ethical dilemmas could you be facing?

3.Select one of the following roles:

A data scientist for the Cochabamba water system.

A data scientist for the company Bechtel.

A data scientist working on behalf of the people in the community.

4.Using your chosen role, identify your desired outcome.

5.Using your chosen role, review questions 2 and 3 on page 5 of the case study. If you were to provide responses to these questions as a data scientist explainhow you could represent andmisrepresent the data in response to these questions.

6.Using your chosen role, describe what datais needed.

Describe ethical issues you might face relating to each of the answers you provided for your responses to questions4 through 6 above.