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Course Outline
Foundations of Data Platforms
- Understanding what databases, data platforms, and big data systems are.
- Structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data types.
- Common business drivers for modern data solutions.
- Characteristics of big data and essential terminology.
Database Fundamentals
- Relational database concepts, including tables, rows, columns, and keys.
- How SQL is utilized to retrieve and manage data.
- Basic data modeling and simple schema design.
- Transactions, consistency, and reliability from a practical perspective.
Selecting Between Relational and NoSQL Systems
- Comparison of relational databases versus NoSQL databases.
- Overview of document, key-value, column, and graph models.
- Strengths, limitations, and tradeoffs of each approach.
- Aligning database choices with common business needs.
Data Warehousing and Big Data Processing
- The purpose of data warehouses, data lakes, and lakehouse-style architectures.
- ETL and ELT concepts for data movement and preparation.
- Concepts of batch and stream processing.
- A high-level overview of distributed storage and processing.
Governance, Security, and Data Quality
- Basic governance principles, ownership, and stewardship.
- Access control, privacy, and security considerations.
- Common data quality issues and practical improvement methods.
- Compliance and responsible data use in business environments.
Practical Applications and Course Wrap-Up
- Typical use cases in reporting, analytics, and operational systems.
- Reviewing example architectures for various scenarios.
- Common implementation challenges and strategies to mitigate risk.
- Summary, recommendations, and next steps for further learning.
Requirements
- A general understanding of data, reports, and standard business information flows.
- Experience using spreadsheets, reports, or business applications that handle data.
- Basic technical, analytical, or business systems experience.
Audience
- Business analysts and reporting professionals.
- IT staff, developers, and system support personnel.
- Managers and decision-makers involved in data-related projects.
14 Hours
Testimonials (2)
The training instruments provided.
- UNIFI
Course - NoSQL Database with Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB
Hands on exercises. Class should have been 5 days, but the 3 days helped to clear up a lot of questions that I had from working with NiFi already