You will learn how to design and execute a data extraction, transformation and loading process; Visualise data with Python. Following the ETL model (Extraction, treatment and loading).
10% lump sum discount
There are several career opportunities for someone with ETL skills: ETL Developer: An ETL developer is responsible for designing, developing and maintaining ETL systems. Data analyst: A data analyst is responsible for analysing large data sets and providing valuable information to the business. Data Architect: A data architect is responsible for designing the structure of a company's data and defining how data is stored, integrated and used. A business consultant helps companies make informed data-driven decisions. Data quality specialist: A data quality specialist is responsible for ensuring that data is accurate, complete and consistent.
When it comes to analysing data, it usually comes from different sources and in different formats, which makes it less useful. Hence the importance of applying data pre-processing (or ETL, extraction, treatment and loading), for which you will learn about the Talend Open Studio suite. In addition, we teach you how to visualise data with Python, a process by which you will be able to answer questions and, ultimately, make decisions.
This course focuses on data warehousing using a Datawarehouse and the Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) process. It covers the evolution of the ETL process from extraction, transformation and loading to the ELT process, which involves extracting, loading and transforming data. In addition, the creation of ETL processes for the effective handling of large amounts of data in a Datawarehouse is addressed.
This course deals with data visualisation and explores the theoretical principles of visualisation. It examines the visualisation process and delves into the context of visualisation, the use of colour, the principles of Gesalt, and data and attribute relationships. In addition, real cases of visualisation using graphs are presented, data visualisation libraries are described, and how to generate graphs in Python using Matplotlib and Seaborn is taught. Finally, concrete examples of data visualisation are given.
10% lump sum discount