Course details
There is an increasing need for data scientists and analysts to understand relational data stores. Organizations have long used SQL databases to store transactional data as well as business intelligence related data. This course was designed for data scientists who need to work with SQL databases. Specifically, it was designed to help these professionals learn how to perform common data science tasks, including exploration and extraction of data within relational databases.
Instructor Dan Sullivan kicks off the course with a brief overview of SQL data manipulation and data definition commands. He then focuses on how to use SQL queries to prepare data for analysis; leverage statistical functions to better understand that data; and work with aggregates, window operations, and more.
Instructor
- Dan Sullivan Principal Engineer, Instructor, Author
Dan Sullivan, PhD, is an enterprise architect and big data expert.
Dan specializes in data architecture, analytics, data mining, statistics, data modeling, big data, and cloud computing. In addition, he holds a PhD in genetics, bioinformatics, and computational biology. Dan works regularly with Spark, Oracle, NoSQL, MongoDB, Redis, R, and Python. He has extensive writing experience in topics including cloud computing, big data, Hadoop, and security.
Skills covered in this course
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