
Explore industry trends in leveraging data to solve business problems.
Understand databases and data classification, formats, and profiles
Apply data privacy and security, ingestion, and quality and preparation techniques
Explore NoSQL database types, supported formats, and data models using the MongoDB application
Implement data cleaning and validation techniques that ensure information reaches users properly for exploitation
Participants who successfully complete the course will receive credentials certifying completion from the University of Chicago, including a digital badge, and become part of the UChicago network.
Python
Database Languages, Systems, and Tools
Other Tools and Platforms
Introduction to Python and Jupyter Notebooks
Foundations of Data
Data Classification, Data Formats, and Data Profiles
Data Privacy and Security
Data Ingestion Techniques
Data Quality and Preparation
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Database Fundamentals
Database Management Systems
Database Classification
Relational Database Concepts
Database Design
Introduction to SQL
Structured Query Language
Manipulating Data
Categorizing Data
Summarizing Data
Sorting and Grouping Data
Introduction to Cloud SQL
Combining Data
Nested Queries
Views and Indexes
Transforming Data
Migration from MySQL to Cloud SQL
Introduction to Business Intelligence
Data Warehousing Concepts
Extract, Transform, Load (ETL)
Reporting, Dashboards, KPIs, and Metrics
Introduction to NoSQL Databases
Introduction to Document Databases
Document Database Applications and Use Cases
Introduction to MongoDB (a Document Database)
Extracting Insights from Document Databases
Introduction to Graph Databases
Graph Database Applications and Use Cases
Building a Graph Database
Extracting Insights from Graph Datasets
Project Report and Submissions
Project Stages
In charge of building and maintaining an organization’s data infrastructure, from databases and data warehouses to data pipelines, data engineers identify trends in data sets—a skill essential to managing and converting data into the information data scientists and business analysts need to drive results. Data engineering is a broad field with applications in practically every industry. As long as there is data—and the volume is increasing every minute—data engineers will be in demand. A career in data engineering can be both challenging and rewarding, and, with the right skill set, among the most lucrative data-driven roles.
These instructors teach this course regularly. Please speak to your enrollment advisor if you wish to know who the current teacher is.

Customer Success Architect, Sigma Computing
Professionals in associate-level, non-technical roles who want to transition into data science
Consultants who wish to address customer needs by applying data structure to projects
Engineers interested in structuring data for the applications and services they develop
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