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Data Engineering

An industry-aligned journey from foundations to production-style pipelines.

· Python/SQL → Spark → Cloud → Orchestration → Capstone

Who it's for: Learners seeking a structured path into data engineering with Python, SQL, big data, cloud and orchestration.

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Course highlights

  • Python and advanced SQL foundations
  • Warehousing, dimensional modeling and ETL/ELT
  • Apache Spark/PySpark for scale
  • Airflow orchestration and Azure Data Factory
  • dbt transformations and Kafka streaming fundamentals
  • Data quality, governance and security
  • End-to-end production-style capstone

Detailed syllabus

  • Scripting
  • Data structures
  • APIs
  • Files

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What you'll walk away with

Practical skills and learning outcomes

Practical skills

  • Python scripting
  • Advanced SQL
  • Data modeling
  • ETL/ELT design
  • PySpark
  • Airflow
  • Azure Data Factory
  • dbt
  • Kafka
  • Data quality and governance

Learning outcomes

  • Build and explain end-to-end pipelines
  • Use Python and SQL as core tools
  • Process data at scale with Spark
  • Orchestrate workflows with Airflow
  • Build cloud workflows with ADF
  • Apply transformation, quality and governance practices
  • Deliver an industry-style capstone

Capstone project

Production-style end-to-end pipeline: ingestion → transformation → warehouse → dashboard-ready output, run through two-week Jira sprints with a midpoint stakeholder review and a final demo.

Career outcomes

  • Data Engineer
  • Junior Data Engineer
  • Cloud Data Engineering roles
  • ETL / Data Pipeline roles

What sets this course apart

Combines SQL/Python foundations with Spark, one cloud platform, orchestration and transformation tooling. Azure is the primary cloud; AWS Glue and GCP BigQuery are introduced as alternatives.

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Real mentors. Live enterprise work. A path into SAP, Power BI, and Power Platform roles—not another certificate on the shelf.