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Data Engineer Bootcamp
Looking for a program to become a data engineer?
Look no further than dataUology's Data Engineering Bootcamp!
Our program is designed to equip you with the essential skills needed for a career in data engineering.
Data engineering is all about handling big data, processing it efficiently, and making it useful for analysis. With tools like Spark, Kafka, and SQL, you'll learn how to automate data processing and build robust data pipelines.
Traditional university programs struggle to keep up with the rapidly evolving data landscape.
At dataUology, our curriculum stays up-to-date with the latest industry trends and technologies. Plus, our instructors have real-world experience, ensuring you get the best education possible.
During the bootcamp, you'll work on a capstone project, giving you hands-on experience with real-world data engineering tasks. Once you graduate, our career services team will support you with job placement assistance, mentorship, referrals, and life-long learning
Don't waste time searching for the right program.
Enroll in dataUology's Data Engineering Bootcamp today and kickstart your career in data engineering!
dataUology's Data Engineering Course is made for folks who've just graduated, those already in IT, or anyone looking to switch careers and dive into data engineering.
In this course, you'll learn all about data engineering and how to land a job once you're done. Plus, you'll keep learning even after the course ends.
If you're working a day job, you can still join in by attending classes in the evenings or on weekends. And don't worry, you won't just be sitting in lectures. You'll be tackling real projects to pick up skills fast.
But let's be honest here: this course isn't a walk in the park. It does take time and hard work. However, if you stick it out, the skills you'll gain and the career opportunities it can bring your way will totally make it worth your while!
Data Organizer
Cloud Data Organizer
Data Collection Developer
Data Infrastructure Engineer
Data Analysis Developer
Big Data Handler
Data Movement Specialist
Data Processing Developer
Data Software Engineer
Data System Architect
Data Connector Developer
Data Management Developer
About The Course
Bootcamps
User Friendly Design
At the core of our bootcamp experience lies a commitment to user-friendly design, ensuring that learners of all backgrounds can navigate complex concepts with ease and confidence.
Career
Excellent Support
As individuals navigate their career journeys, one indispensable factor often sets apart successful trajectories from stagnant ones: excellent support. Whether it's mentorship, training programs, or access to resources, robust support systems play a pivotal role in empowering individuals to thrive in their careers.
It's more than just a course, it's a lifelong
Real World Projects
Expert Crafted
Expert-crafted strategies and techniques play a pivotal role in navigating the complexities of database management and ensuring optimal outcomes in practical scenarios. As organizations grapple with ever-expanding datasets and evolving query requirements, the need for expertly crafted solutions tailored to real-world projects becomes increasingly apparent.
Life Long Learning
Advanced Tech Knoweldge
In today's fast-paced world, staying ahead of the curve requires more than just basic knowledge—it demands a commitment to continuous learning and a deep understanding of advanced technologies
Values
Gain Hands-on Experience
with Real Client Projects
Starting a career in data can be really exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming trying to figure out where to begin.
That's where dataUology comes in.
We understand that sometimes the best way to learn is by doing, which is why we offer a unique opportunity in our bootcamp.
Imagine being able to roll up your sleeves and dive into a real project, something that actually matters. That's exactly what you'll get to do with us.
We'll provide you with the tools and guidance you need to tackle meaningful and important challenges right from the get-go.
But here's the really cool part: not only will you be working on these projects, but you'll also have the chance to contribute your own ideas and solutions. That means you're not just a bystander—you're an active participant in making a real impact.
Learn how to use these industry Tools.
The Tools We Use In Real-World Projects
Stream Processing
Apache Kafka
Apache Spark
Apache Storm
Apache Nifi
Apache IotDB
Apache Flink
What is Taught
Explore the fascinating world of data engineering and learn how it powers the technology behind your favorite apps and websites!
Discover the essential role of a data engineer and how they help businesses make sense of vast amounts of information.
Uncover the secrets of data collection, from databases to APIs, and find out how data engineers gather the raw material for analysis.
Dive into the different types of data storage, including databases and data lakes, and understand why choosing the right storage solution is crucial.
Get hands-on experience with data processing techniques like transformation and aggregation using popular tools like Apache Spark.
Build your own data pipeline and learn how to automate the flow of data from source to destination.
Learn the importance of data quality and governance and how data engineers ensure that the information used for decision-making is accurate and reliable.
What is Gained
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Understand what data engineering is.
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The responsibilities of a data engineer
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Where does data comes from
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The different places data lives
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How data gets transformed and cleaned
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How to spot good data from bad data
Tools
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Apache NiFi
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Apache Flink
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Apache Spark
Data Engineering Introduction
In this section, we'll peel back the curtain and explore the exciting field of data engineering.
From understanding how data is collected and stored to learning how to build systems that process and analyze information.
Data Processing
In this section, we're stepping into the realm of Data Processing, where we'll unravel the mysteries behind transforming raw data into valuable insights. Think of it like being a master chef in a data kitchen, where you'll learn how to chop, dice, and spice up data to create delicious dishes of information! So grab your aprons and let's embark on this flavorful journey through the world of Data Processing
What is Taught
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Explore how raw data collected from various sources is transformed, cleaned, and analyzed to extract meaningful information.
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Discover batch processing, where data is processed in fixed-size chunks at regular intervals.
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Learn about real-time processing, where data is analyzed and acted upon as soon as it's generated.
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Uncover the secrets of data transformation, where raw data is reshaped, aggregated, and manipulated to meet specific requirements.
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Explore how tools like Apache Spark and Python libraries like Pandas are used to perform data transformation tasks.
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Learn why data isn't always clean and how to deal with missing values, duplicates, and inconsistencies.
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Dive into techniques for data cleansing, including outlier detection, imputation, and error correction.
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See how data analysis techniques like statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization are used to gain insights from processed data.
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Explore popular data analysis tools like Jupyter Notebooks and Tableau.
What is Gained
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Unraveled Data Aggregation
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Cleansing Data Chaos
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Exploring Spark's Sparkle
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Get acquainted with Apache Flink
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Building Brilliant Pipelines
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Putting the Pieces of data processing together
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Hands-on Fun with practical projects
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Real-world examples
Tools
Apache Nifi
Apache Flink
Apache Spark
Apache Zeppelin
Jupyter Notebook
Data Storage
In this section, we'll explore the fascinating world of data storage, where we'll learn how to keep our data safe, organized, and ready for analysis.
What is Taught
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Understanding Databases
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Relational vs. NoSQL vs. NewSQL
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Exploring Data Warehouses
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Diving into Data Lakes
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Designing Efficient Schemas
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Choosing the Right Storage Solution
What is Gained
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Activities
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Build Your Own Database
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Explore Real-World Data Warehouses
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Create Your Data Lake
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Challenges
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Database Treasure Hunt
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Data Warehouse Olympics
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Data Lake Fishing Expedition
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Tools
MongoDB
Apache IceBerg
Apache Implal
Apache HBase
Cassandra
After Completing this Section, You'll Be Equipped to Answer the Following Question and Understand How It Works
What's the main purpose of a database in data engineering?
Can you give an example of a real-life scenario where a database is used to store data?
How does a database differ from a spreadsheet in terms of storing and organizing data?
What is a relational database, and how does it organize data?
What are some examples of non-relational databases, and when might you choose to use them over relational databases?
Imagine you're designing a social media platform. Would you use a relational or non-relational database to store user data? Why?
What is a data warehouse, and how does it differ from a regular database?
Why might a business choose to use a data warehouse for storing its data?
Can you think of some examples of insights that could be gained from analyzing data stored in a data warehouse?
What is a data lake, and how does it differ from a data warehouse?
When might it be advantageous to use a data lake instead of a data warehouse?
Imagine you're a scientist studying climate change. How could a data lake help you store and analyze large volumes of climate data?
What factors should you consider when choosing a storage solution for your data?
Can you explain the concept of scalability in the context of data storage?
Why is it important for data engineers to understand the different types of storage solutions available?
In this section, we'll dive into the importance of data quality in the world of data engineering.
We'll explore why it's crucial to ensure that the data we collect and process is accurate, reliable, and trustworthy.
Tools
Apache Spark Mlib
Python
Pandas
Apache Zepplin
Jupyter
What is Taught
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What is Data Quality?
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Why Data Quality Matters
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Challenges in Ensuring Data Quality
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Strategies for Ensuring Data Quality
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Tools and Technologies for Data Quality
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Data Governance and Compliance
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Continuous Improvement
What is Gained
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Learn what data quality means and why it's important in the world of data engineering.
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Understand the significance of data quality in making informed decisions and ensuring the reliability of analytical insights.
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Discover the common hurdles and obstacles faced in maintaining high data quality standards, such as data inconsistency and incompleteness.
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Explore different techniques and approaches for improving and maintaining data quality, including data validation, cleansing, and normalization.
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Get acquainted with tools and technologies used in data engineering to assess and enhance data quality, such as data profiling tools and data quality monitoring platforms.
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Learn about the principles and practices of data governance and compliance, including data privacy regulations like GDPR and HIPAA.
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Embrace the mindset of continuous improvement by understanding the importance of ongoing monitoring, evaluation, and refinement of data quality processes.
Data Quality
In this section, we'll explore how data pipelines work their magic, making sure data flows smoothly and efficiently through your data engineering systems.
Tools
Apache Kafka
Apache Spark
Apache Storm
Apache Nifi
Apache IotDB
Apache Flink
What is Taught
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Understanding Data Flow
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Introduction to Data Pipelines
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Building Pipelines
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Data Transformation Techniques
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Handling Real-Time Data
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Monitoring and Maintenance
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Scaling Up & Out
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Error Handling and Resilience
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Optimizing Performance
What is Gained
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Gain a clear understanding of how data moves from one place to another in a system and why it's important for businesses and organizations.
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Learn about data pipelines and how they help in automating the flow of data, making it easier to manage and process large volumes of information.
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Develop the skills to build data pipelines from scratch, including setting up data sources, defining processing steps, and configuring destinations for the processed data.
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Explore different techniques for transforming data, such as cleaning, filtering, and aggregating, to ensure that it is in the right format and structure for analysis.
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Understand how data pipelines can handle real-time data streams, allowing for immediate processing and analysis of incoming information.
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Learn how to monitor and maintain data pipelines to ensure they are running smoothly and efficiently, including identifying and resolving issues as they arise.
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Discover methods for scaling data pipelines to handle increasing volumes of data or growing user demands, ensuring that performance remains optimal.
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Develop strategies for handling errors and ensuring the resilience of data pipelines, including implementing fault-tolerant mechanisms and retry policies.
Data Pipelines
Distributed Data
In this section of our Data Engineering Bootcamp, we'll delve into the concepts and techniques behind handling data across multiple nodes and systems.
What is Taught
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Understanding Distributed Data
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Introduction to Distributed Databases
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Scalability and Performance
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Fault Tolerance and Resilience
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Distributed Computing Paradigms
What is Gained
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Understand the concept of distributed data and why it's important for handling large volumes of information across multiple computers or servers.
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Learn about distributed databases, including how they store and manage data across multiple nodes, and explore examples like Apache Cassandra and MongoDB.
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Discover how distributed data systems can scale horizontally to handle increasing amounts of data and how they optimize performance for efficient data processing.
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Gain knowledge about how distributed data systems ensure data remains available and consistent, even in the event of hardware failures or network issues.
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Explore different paradigms used in distributed computing, such as MapReduce and Apache Spark, and understand how they enable processing of large datasets across multiple nodes.
Tools
Apache Cassandra
MongoDB
Apache Impala
Apache Spark
Apache Hadoop
Data Warehousing and Data Lakes
In this section, we'll explore how businesses store and manage their data to make smarter decisions and drive innovation. From understanding the basics of data warehousing to exploring the vast expanses of data lakes, you'll gain valuable insights into the backbone of modern data engineering.
What is Taught
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Introduction to Data Warehousing
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Designing Data Warehouses
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Querying Data Warehouses
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Data Lakes Demystified
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Architecting Data Lakes
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Processing Data in Data Lakes
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Real-World Applications
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Design Your Own Data Warehouse
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Query Challenge
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Build a Data Lake Pipeline
What is Gained
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Learn what data warehouses are and how they organize and store data for analysis.
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Gain the ability to design data warehouses by understanding how to structure and organize data effectively.
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Develop skills in querying data warehouses to extract insights and answer specific questions using SQL.
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Understand the concept of data lakes and how they differ from traditional data warehouses.
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Learn how to architect data lakes by designing storage and processing layers for handling diverse data types and large volumes of data.
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Gain hands-on experience in processing data within data lakes using tools like Apache Spark.
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Explore real-world applications of data warehousing and data lakes across different industries, such as e-commerce, healthcare, and finance.
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Apply knowledge gained to design your own data warehouse, including choosing appropriate data models and schemas.
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Put your querying skills to the test by participating in a query challenge, where you'll solve complex queries to extract valuable insights from a data warehouse.
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Learn how to build a data lake pipeline to ingest, process, and store data in a data lake environment, preparing it for analysis.
Apache Presto
Apache DevLake
Apache Hudi
Delta Lake
Apache Iceberg
Tools
Data Streams
In this section, we'll explore how data engineering deals with the flow of data in real-time, enabling us to analyze and act on information as it's generated.
What is Taught
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What is Data Streaming?
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Real-Time Data
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Continuous Flow
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Key Concepts in Data Streaming
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Event-Driven Architecture
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Streaming Platforms
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Stream Processing
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Fault Tolerance
What is Gained
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Explain the concept of data streaming in simple terms, including how it differs from traditional batch processing.
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Describe how data streaming enables the processing of real-time data as it flows continuously.
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Recognize Continuous Flow of Information:Identify the continuous flow of data in streaming systems and its significance for timely insights and actions.
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Define essential concepts such as event-driven architecture, stream processing, and fault tolerance, and understand their roles in data streaming systems.
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Comprehend the principles behind event-driven architecture and how it enables the processing of events in real time
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Explore different streaming platforms such as Apache Kafka or Apache Flink, understanding their features and applications.
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Learn various stream processing techniques used to analyze and manipulate data streams in real time
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Appreciate the importance of fault tolerance mechanisms in streaming systems to ensure reliability and data integrity.
Tools
Apache NiFi
Apache Spark Streaming
Apache Hive Streaming
Apache Flink
Apache Kafka
Data Integration
In this section, we'll explore how to bring together different sources of data to create a unified and comprehensive view.
What is Taught
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Bringing Data Together
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Data Formats
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Transforming Data
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Building Data Pipelines
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Exploring ETL Tools
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Data Governance and Security
What is Gained
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Understand how to gather data from different sources like databases, APIs, and files, and combine them into one place for analysis.
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Recognize different types of data formats such as CSV, JSON, and XML, and know how to work with them effectively.
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Learn how to change the structure or format of data to make it useful for analysis or storage, ensuring it meets the needs of your project.
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Construct data pipelines that automate the movement and processing of data from its source to its destination, ensuring efficiency and reliability
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Familiarize yourself with Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) tools like Apache NiFi, and understand how they streamline the process of integrating data.
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Appreciate the importance of maintaining data integrity, security, and compliance throughout the integration process, ensuring that sensitive information is protected and regulations are followed.
Tools
Apache NiFi
Apache Spark
Apache Beam
Apache Pig
Apache Kafka
After Completing this Section, You'll Be Equipped to Answer These Questions.
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What is Data Integration?
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Describe in simple terms what data integration means.
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Why is Data Integration Important?
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Explain why businesses need to integrate data from different sources.
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What are the Challenges of Data Integration?
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Explain some of the common challenges that data engineers face when integrating data.
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What are the Different Data Integration Approaches?
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Explain the difference between manual and automated data integration approaches.
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How Do You Extract Data from Different Sources?
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Describe methods for extracting data from databases, APIs, and files.
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What is ETL and How Does it Work?
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Explain the Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) process and its role in data integration.
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What are Some Popular Data Integration Tools?
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Introduce popular tools like Apache NiFi, Talend, and Informatica.
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How Do You Choose the Right Integration Tool?
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Be able to discuss factors to consider when selecting a data integration tool.
Career Goals
Before diving into personalized career mentoring sessions, students will delve into understanding the job market for Data Engineering roles and develop essential job pursuit skills.
You will be guided through crafting effective resumes, navigating job applications, and excelling in interviews. Additionally, students will engage in group activities for practicing mock interviews with their peers.
What is Taught
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Workshops to Improve Your Resume
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Practice Sessions for Interviews with Groups
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Help and Advice for Your Portfolio Projects
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Getting Ready for Coding Interviews
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Working Together on Coding Projects and Getting Feedback
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Support for Your Career Even After You Graduate"
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Personal coaching just for you
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Tips and advice on your resume
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Practice job interviews for data jobs
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Help to find jobs and make connections
What is Gained
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Skills for Finding Information
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Ways to Solve Problems
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Knowing How Systems Work
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Making Connections
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Negotiating Better Pay
Tools
Leetcode
Hackerrank
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Personal Mentors
The career mentorship service is included in all our bootcamp programs. It's there to help bridge the gap in job market knowledge and give our learners the support they need to land a job
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Building Connections In The Data Community
dataUology is a place where people who love tech gather to share ideas, tips, and tricks with each other. It's like a community where everyone helps each other learn and get better at tech stuff together.
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Monthly Activities & Learning Sessions
Stay up-to-date with the latest trends in the tech industry by joining dataUology Workshops and community events. You'll learn practical tools and techniques to keep yourself relevant in the fast-changing tech world.
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dataUology Workshop
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Can I Pay for This Course in Installments?Yes, we have payment options that are easy for you to manage. If you're interested in our courses but need help paying, we can connect you with organizations that can loan you money. Contact us and we can go over all the details about how you can pay for the course.
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What kinds of students usually join the Bootcamp?We have a diverse group of learners joining our bootcamps. Some don't have a background in technology or coding. They start with a course to learn the basics of data before diving into the main bootcamp. This helps them do well in the more advanced parts of the program. The other of learners are already familiar with IT, software, or data. They come from different backgrounds, like: Data scientists who want to learn more about data engineering or switch careers. Software engineers who want to become data engineers. IT professionals working in security, quality assurance (QA), or managing databases. Data engineers who have experience with traditional data technologies like ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) or data warehouses. Recent graduates from computer science or computer engineering programs. Some learners without a tech background who completed basic data courses before joining our bootcamp.
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How hands-on is this bootcamp?This course is all about getting your hands dirty! To become skilled at data engineering, you've got to dive in and build data pipelines. Get ready to roll up your sleeves and embrace the challenges ahead. It might be a bit bumpy, but it's all part of the fun!
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Should I Become a Data Engineer in the Age of AI and ChatGPT/BardWe really think that tools like ChatGPT are super helpful for data scientists and engineers. Out of all the jobs dealing with data, being a data engineer is probably the toughest to replace soon. That's because data engineers handle big piles of raw data directly, and without knowing a company's private info, AI can't make helpful guides on transforming data. While prompting engineering can help speed up coding, it still needs a person who gets the business rules and data context to decide how to build data systems. As the digital world keeps getting more automated, the need for data engineers will grow.
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What sets dataUology's Data Engineer Bootcamp apart?At dataUology, our data engineer bootcamp teaches you all the latest tech skills that employers really want. But what sets us apart is how we do it. We believe in learning by doing. Instead of just sitting in class, you'll actually work on real projects. These projects aren't just made-up stuff; they're like real challenges companies face. This hands-on experience not only boosts your confidence but also looks great on your resume. Plus, when you go for job interviews, you'll have actual stories to share about what you've done. It's like getting a head start in the real world!"
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Does the program help with finding a job and continued education?At dataUology, our Data Engineering Bootcamp offers a helping hand to jumpstart your career. Once you complete the bootcamp, we host monthly meetups and yearly refresher courses to keep you in the loop. Throughout the bootcamp, we'll walk you through crafting an impressive resume and getting ready for job interviews. We'll also assist you with your portfolio projects. Once you finish the bootcamp, you'll receive personalized mentoring. This means you'll team up with an experienced mentor from the data industry. They'll help you spot job openings and offer advice tailored just for you. Our mentoring sessions are a standout feature at dataUology. Unlike typical career counselors, our mentors are professionals in the data industry. They'll share real-world insights and support you every step of the way.
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Will I Receive Guidance for My Projects?During regular weeks, we have office hours and traingin sessions where students can work on thier projhects, aand ask questions. When it's project week, students will join sessions where they can talk to mentors and get help with their projects."
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Is it Still Easy to Get a Job as a Data Engineer with so Many People Applying?The job market for data engineers is really taking off. More and more companies need them, but there aren't enough people with the right skills to fill these jobs. That means now is a great time to think about becoming a data engineer. But here's the thing: getting into these jobs can be tough. Companies often want candidates who already have at least three years of experience. So if you're new to this or switching careers, it might seem like you're at a disadvantage. But don't worry! You can bridge that experience gap by getting hands-on experience working on real projects. dataUology offers a bootcamp where you can do just that. Plus, compared to other data jobs like data analytics or data science, there aren't as many people competing for data engineering roles. So if you have the right skills, you've got a good shot at landing a job.
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How Can We Help Students Find Jobs After Graduation?We offer services to help you with your career, like learning how to make a great resume and getting ready for interviews. You'll also hear from experts in different fields, and we can help recommend and refer you to job opportunities. Plus, you can get one-on-one advice and guidance about your career goals.
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Can I Be a Data Engineer Without a Computer Science Degree?Having computer science degree is helpful, but it's not mandatory. Many companies will accept experience in place of a degree.
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What Do You Learn in the Data Engineer Program?Data Gathering and Importing: Learn how to collect data from different places and bring it into your systems in a smart way. Data Organization and Storage: Become skilled at arranging and storing data properly so it's easy to find and safe from harm. Data Refining and Analysis: Dive into ways to tweak and polish data to find important information hidden within. Data Accuracy and Rules: Find out how to make sure data is correct and follows the rules, like privacy laws. Data Flow and Automation: Explore ways to make data move smoothly through processes by setting up automatic steps. Big Data Handling: Learn how to use powerful systems to manage really large amounts of data without getting overwhelmed. Data Warehouses and Lakes: Dig into how big collections of data are structured and planned out. Data Combining and Changes: Understand how to mix data from different places and make it fit together smoothly through different steps
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How much time will I need to spend each week?Depending on what you already know about SQL, Python, and Linux, you might spend about 15 to 20 hours every week learning. That includes both the classes and the hands-on practice sessions.
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Can I Change Careers Without a Tech Background?If you put in the effort, you'll see the results. Our past students who worked hard were able to go through the course and learn new things that helped them make the switch. Every week, you'll learn a bunch of new stuff, so you have to keep studying regularly. What you learn each week could be the difference between getting the new job or not. Sometimes, it might feel like a lot, and you might get frustrated. But trust us, it's all worth it! When students finish the program, they feel really proud of what they've achieved in those six months. And it pays off—many students have gotten great jobs and gained a lot of confidence. We believe that learning shouldn't stop after the course ends, so we're big fans of our 360 learning, which keeps teaching you even after the course is over. If you fall behind, don't worry! We'll do our best to help you catch up and succeed.
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Are Scholarships or Grants Available?Yes, Scholarships and or Grants are available for students who meet the requirements.
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Can I do the Hands-On practice sessions on my own? Do I need to attend?We believe it's beneficial for students to participate in all activities designed for the course, but it's not mandatory. During these sessions, students engage in small projects with live guidance. If unable to attend, students can watch the recorded sessions at their convenience
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Is Previous Software Development Experience Required for This Bootcamp?You don't have to be a computer software expert to benefit from this course. Many students who aren't big into computer programing have done really well in it.
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Can Future Employers See the Work I've Done?In our course, we'll do lots of small projects and one big one called a capstone. These projects are personal, meaning you get to pick what you work on, and they're like samples of your work that you can show to anyone, even future bosses.
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What Sets Apart Data Engineering, Data Science, and Data Analyst Careers?Data engineers play a vital role in organizations by handling large amounts of data. They work on raw data and are experts in understanding data models. Their main job is to process data and turn it into something useful. This processed data is then stored in places like data warehouses or data lakes. Once the data is processed, it's used by data scientists and analysts. Data analysts focus on studying data to answer specific business questions. They're skilled in using SQL and databases and understand business metrics well. Data analysts also create dashboards that show key performance indicators (KPIs) for business teams and executives. On the other hand, data scientists take things a step further. They use advanced techniques like machine learning to tackle predictive questions. Instead of just saying what and why something happened, they help the business predict future outcomes. This could include things like making personalized recommendations to boost sales or spotting risky transactions to prevent losses. Basically, they find ways to help the business grow and succeed using data
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Do you need to know anything special before joining the data engineering bootcamp?We expect students to have good skills in Python and SQL before joining our program. The Data Engineering bootcamp isn't for beginners who are just starting to learn programming. If you don't have these skills yet, we suggest you take our Basic Data course first to get ready. Completing the pre-bootcamp will help you understand the new lessons faster, giving you more time to practice instead of spending time on the basics
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How much money can you make as a Data Engineer?A Data Engineer in the United States typically earns about $153,984 per year, with an average of $121,325 per year. These numbers are like the middle point of all the salaries we've looked at. On top of that, they usually get around $32,658 more each year. This shows that there's a big need for people who are good at working with data, and the companies are willing to pay well for it.
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Why do FAQs matter?FAQs are a great way to help site visitors find quick answers to common questions about your business and create a better navigation experience.
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What is an FAQ section?An FAQ section can be used to quickly answer common questions about your business like "Where do you ship to?", "What are your opening hours?", or "How can I book a service?".
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Where can I add my FAQs?FAQs can be added to any page on your site or to your Wix mobile app, giving access to members on the go.
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How do I add a new question & answer?To add a new FAQ follow these steps: 1. Manage FAQs from your site dashboard or in the Editor 2. Add a new question & answer 3. Assign your FAQ to a category 4. Save and publish. You can always come back and edit your FAQs.
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Can I insert an image, video, or GIF in my FAQ?Yes. To add media follow these steps: 1. Manage FAQs from your site dashboard or in the Editor 2. Create a new FAQ or edit an existing one 3. From the answer text box click on the video, image or GIF icon 4. Add media from your library and save.
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Can I Pay for This Course in Installments?Yes, we have payment options that are easy for you to manage. If you're interested in our courses but need help paying, we can connect you with organizations that can loan you money. Contact us and we can go over all the details about how you can pay for the course.
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What kinds of students usually join the Bootcamp?We have a diverse group of learners joining our bootcamps. Some don't have a background in technology or coding. They start with a course to learn the basics of data before diving into the main bootcamp. This helps them do well in the more advanced parts of the program. The other of learners are already familiar with IT, software, or data. They come from different backgrounds, like: Data scientists who want to learn more about data engineering or switch careers. Software engineers who want to become data engineers. IT professionals working in security, quality assurance (QA), or managing databases. Data engineers who have experience with traditional data technologies like ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) or data warehouses. Recent graduates from computer science or computer engineering programs. Some learners without a tech background who completed basic data courses before joining our bootcamp.
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How hands-on is this bootcamp?This course is all about getting your hands dirty! To become skilled at data engineering, you've got to dive in and build data pipelines. Get ready to roll up your sleeves and embrace the challenges ahead. It might be a bit bumpy, but it's all part of the fun!
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Should I Become a Data Engineer in the Age of AI and ChatGPT/BardWe really think that tools like ChatGPT are super helpful for data scientists and engineers. Out of all the jobs dealing with data, being a data engineer is probably the toughest to replace soon. That's because data engineers handle big piles of raw data directly, and without knowing a company's private info, AI can't make helpful guides on transforming data. While prompting engineering can help speed up coding, it still needs a person who gets the business rules and data context to decide how to build data systems. As the digital world keeps getting more automated, the need for data engineers will grow.
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What sets dataUology's Data Engineer Bootcamp apart?At dataUology, our data engineer bootcamp teaches you all the latest tech skills that employers really want. But what sets us apart is how we do it. We believe in learning by doing. Instead of just sitting in class, you'll actually work on real projects. These projects aren't just made-up stuff; they're like real challenges companies face. This hands-on experience not only boosts your confidence but also looks great on your resume. Plus, when you go for job interviews, you'll have actual stories to share about what you've done. It's like getting a head start in the real world!"
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Does the program help with finding a job and continued education?At dataUology, our Data Engineering Bootcamp offers a helping hand to jumpstart your career. Once you complete the bootcamp, we host monthly meetups and yearly refresher courses to keep you in the loop. Throughout the bootcamp, we'll walk you through crafting an impressive resume and getting ready for job interviews. We'll also assist you with your portfolio projects. Once you finish the bootcamp, you'll receive personalized mentoring. This means you'll team up with an experienced mentor from the data industry. They'll help you spot job openings and offer advice tailored just for you. Our mentoring sessions are a standout feature at dataUology. Unlike typical career counselors, our mentors are professionals in the data industry. They'll share real-world insights and support you every step of the way.
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Will I Receive Guidance for My Projects?During regular weeks, we have office hours and traingin sessions where students can work on thier projhects, aand ask questions. When it's project week, students will join sessions where they can talk to mentors and get help with their projects."
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Is it Still Easy to Get a Job as a Data Engineer with so Many People Applying?The job market for data engineers is really taking off. More and more companies need them, but there aren't enough people with the right skills to fill these jobs. That means now is a great time to think about becoming a data engineer. But here's the thing: getting into these jobs can be tough. Companies often want candidates who already have at least three years of experience. So if you're new to this or switching careers, it might seem like you're at a disadvantage. But don't worry! You can bridge that experience gap by getting hands-on experience working on real projects. dataUology offers a bootcamp where you can do just that. Plus, compared to other data jobs like data analytics or data science, there aren't as many people competing for data engineering roles. So if you have the right skills, you've got a good shot at landing a job.
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How Can We Help Students Find Jobs After Graduation?We offer services to help you with your career, like learning how to make a great resume and getting ready for interviews. You'll also hear from experts in different fields, and we can help recommend and refer you to job opportunities. Plus, you can get one-on-one advice and guidance about your career goals.
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Can I Be a Data Engineer Without a Computer Science Degree?Having computer science degree is helpful, but it's not mandatory. Many companies will accept experience in place of a degree.
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What Do You Learn in the Data Engineer Program?Data Gathering and Importing: Learn how to collect data from different places and bring it into your systems in a smart way. Data Organization and Storage: Become skilled at arranging and storing data properly so it's easy to find and safe from harm. Data Refining and Analysis: Dive into ways to tweak and polish data to find important information hidden within. Data Accuracy and Rules: Find out how to make sure data is correct and follows the rules, like privacy laws. Data Flow and Automation: Explore ways to make data move smoothly through processes by setting up automatic steps. Big Data Handling: Learn how to use powerful systems to manage really large amounts of data without getting overwhelmed. Data Warehouses and Lakes: Dig into how big collections of data are structured and planned out. Data Combining and Changes: Understand how to mix data from different places and make it fit together smoothly through different steps
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How much time will I need to spend each week?Depending on what you already know about SQL, Python, and Linux, you might spend about 15 to 20 hours every week learning. That includes both the classes and the hands-on practice sessions.
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Can I Change Careers Without a Tech Background?If you put in the effort, you'll see the results. Our past students who worked hard were able to go through the course and learn new things that helped them make the switch. Every week, you'll learn a bunch of new stuff, so you have to keep studying regularly. What you learn each week could be the difference between getting the new job or not. Sometimes, it might feel like a lot, and you might get frustrated. But trust us, it's all worth it! When students finish the program, they feel really proud of what they've achieved in those six months. And it pays off—many students have gotten great jobs and gained a lot of confidence. We believe that learning shouldn't stop after the course ends, so we're big fans of our 360 learning, which keeps teaching you even after the course is over. If you fall behind, don't worry! We'll do our best to help you catch up and succeed.
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Are Scholarships or Grants Available?Yes, Scholarships and or Grants are available for students who meet the requirements.
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Can I do the Hands-On practice sessions on my own? Do I need to attend?We believe it's beneficial for students to participate in all activities designed for the course, but it's not mandatory. During these sessions, students engage in small projects with live guidance. If unable to attend, students can watch the recorded sessions at their convenience
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Is Previous Software Development Experience Required for This Bootcamp?You don't have to be a computer software expert to benefit from this course. Many students who aren't big into computer programing have done really well in it.
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Can Future Employers See the Work I've Done?In our course, we'll do lots of small projects and one big one called a capstone. These projects are personal, meaning you get to pick what you work on, and they're like samples of your work that you can show to anyone, even future bosses.
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What Sets Apart Data Engineering, Data Science, and Data Analyst Careers?Data engineers play a vital role in organizations by handling large amounts of data. They work on raw data and are experts in understanding data models. Their main job is to process data and turn it into something useful. This processed data is then stored in places like data warehouses or data lakes. Once the data is processed, it's used by data scientists and analysts. Data analysts focus on studying data to answer specific business questions. They're skilled in using SQL and databases and understand business metrics well. Data analysts also create dashboards that show key performance indicators (KPIs) for business teams and executives. On the other hand, data scientists take things a step further. They use advanced techniques like machine learning to tackle predictive questions. Instead of just saying what and why something happened, they help the business predict future outcomes. This could include things like making personalized recommendations to boost sales or spotting risky transactions to prevent losses. Basically, they find ways to help the business grow and succeed using data
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Do you need to know anything special before joining the data engineering bootcamp?We expect students to have good skills in Python and SQL before joining our program. The Data Engineering bootcamp isn't for beginners who are just starting to learn programming. If you don't have these skills yet, we suggest you take our Basic Data course first to get ready. Completing the pre-bootcamp will help you understand the new lessons faster, giving you more time to practice instead of spending time on the basics
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How much money can you make as a Data Engineer?A Data Engineer in the United States typically earns about $153,984 per year, with an average of $121,325 per year. These numbers are like the middle point of all the salaries we've looked at. On top of that, they usually get around $32,658 more each year. This shows that there's a big need for people who are good at working with data, and the companies are willing to pay well for it.
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