This one-day course provides a concise overview of data engineering, covering pipelines, architecture, and warehouse management to help analyze unstructured data for business success.
1 day
All Level
Online
English
Companies are generating a lot of data everyday. However, it's not always simple or straightforward to grasp the narrative the data tells, which is why many firms rely on data engineering.
Data engineering is the process of developing systems that enable users to gather and analyse unstructured data from various sources and forms. These technologies enable users to discover useful data applications that firms may employ to succeed.
Data engineers create things from scratch. They plan and construct pipelines that convert and interpret data such that it is highly useable when it is received by data scientists or other end users. These pipelines are required to gather data from several unrelated sources and combine it with data from other sources into a single warehouse that acts as a single source of truth for all the data.
This one-day data engineering course provides you with a high-level overview of data engineering with no technical details or jargon. You will explore the big data ecosystem, data pipelines, data architecture, data infrastructure, and data warehouse management. By the end of the course, you will walk away with a comprehensive understanding of data engineering tasks, tools, challenges and needs.
*Learners should have an internet-enabled laptop for this course.
Professionals and individuals who seek to understand how data engineering can be used to streamline data flow processes to generate useable and trustworthy data pipelines to generate value
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