Building a Search Engine

Building a Search Engine, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3, with 52 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 78 reviews, and has 1018 subscribers.

You will learn about Cover all algorithms used in Search Engines Introduce you to Big Data technologies and explain how to use them to build a Search Engine Couse contents are updated regularly. Reveles all secret spam fighting techniques used by GOOGLE This course is ideal for individuals who are Needs to know basics of Networking or Needs to know basics of Web Development or Should be familier with atleast one programming language It is particularly useful for Needs to know basics of Networking or Needs to know basics of Web Development or Should be familier with atleast one programming language.

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Summary

Title: Building a Search Engine

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Cover all algorithms used in Search Engines

Introduce you to Big Data technologies and explain how to use them to build a Search Engine

Couse contents are updated regularly.

Reveles all secret spam fighting techniques used by GOOGLE

Who Should Attend

Needs to know basics of Networking

Needs to know basics of Web Development

Should be familier with atleast one programming language

Target Audiences

Needs to know basics of Networking

Needs to know basics of Web Development

Should be familier with atleast one programming language

WithDeveloping a Search Engine, you will learn everything about Search Engines, even if youve never build one before!

The full course has several video lectures, divided into several chapters. Each chapter will give you a new level of knowledge in Search Engine development. Well start from the basics of Search Engine development to more advanced and the most popular algorithms used now a days.

Building a Search Engine will give you a new perspective on how the Internet works and after you completed the course you will be able to create your own Search Engine with the latest technology and algorithms. Hope you enjoy!

NOTE:In order to keep you up to date in the world of Search Engine Development all the chapters will be updated regularly with new lectures, projects, quizzes and any changes in future versions of all the programming languages covered on the course.

Why Learn Search Engine Development?

The internet is the fastest and largest platform ever created for humans to learn, communicate, share, or create businesses of any kind, and all of this in just 15 years! It is estimated that in the next 2 or 3 years more than 80%%%% of the companies around the world will become internet dependent which will cause a huge demand for Search Engine developer in this market. As the World Wide Web grows Search Engines needs to upgraded proportionally.

Learning Search Engine Development will give you the opportunity to start ahead of other competitors by giving you the knowledge of the most recent web technologies and how to better apply them on your future projects. Knowing Search Engine Development will give you the ability to control and create anything on the web.

How this course will help you to get a Job?

At present the fastest growing technology in the Internet is Search Engines. Google makes thousands of changes every year and employees larger number of engineers who can make their Search Engine more efficient as the structure of the web is becoming larger and complicated. Other companies are employing Search Engine experts to optimize their websites to appear on top results in Search Engines.

I promise you would have never had such kind of learning experience.

Welcome to Building a Search Engine

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Building a Search Engine

Lecture 1: What you will learn?

Lecture 2: Prerequisites

Chapter 2: Getting started with Search Engine

Lecture 1: What is a Search Engine?

Lecture 2: Features of a good search engines

Lecture 3: Brief history of Search Engines

Lecture 4: Difference between Search Engine and Web Directory

Lecture 5: What is a Metasearch Engine?

Lecture 6: What is Social Search?

Lecture 7: What is Filter Bubble?

Lecture 8: Open source search engines

Lecture 9: How Search Engines work?

Chapter 3: Web Crawler

Lecture 1: Introduction to Web Crawler

Lecture 2: HTTP 301 vs HTTP 302 Redirects

Lecture 3: DNS Caching

Lecture 4: Multithreading vs Asynchronous Crawling

Lecture 5: Data Compression and Caching

Lecture 6: Webgraph

Lecture 7: robots.txt and sitemap.xml

Lecture 8: Crawling policy

Lecture 9: Crawler Identification

Lecture 10: Crawling the deep web

Lecture 11: Spider traps

Lecture 12: Popular libraries

Lecture 13: Open source web crawlers

Chapter 4: Parser

Lecture 1: What is a Parser?

Lecture 2: What to Parse and What not to Parse?

Lecture 3: Spam fighting

Lecture 4: Open source parsers

Chapter 5: Indexing

Lecture 1: What is Indexing?

Lecture 2: Index design factors

Lecture 3: Inverted indices

Lecture 4: The forward index

Lecture 5: Sharding

Chapter 6: Text Processing

Lecture 1: Text Analysis and Query Processing

Chapter 7: Getting deep into Search Engines

Lecture 1: PageRank

Lecture 2: Query Clustring

Lecture 3: Spell checking

Lecture 4: Spell checker

Chapter 8: Search Engine Storage

Lecture 1: Parallel Computing vs Distributed Computing

Lecture 2: Memcached

Lecture 3: Google Big Table

Lecture 4: Google File System and MapReduce

Lecture 5: Apache Solr

Chapter 9: Search Engine Optimization

Lecture 1: Introduction to SEO

Lecture 2: White hat versus black hat techniques

Lecture 3: On-Page SEO, TIPS and TRICKS

Lecture 4: Off-Page SEO, TIPS and TRICKS

Chapter 10: Apache Solr

Lecture 1: How does solr work?

Lecture 2: Configuring and launching Solr

Lecture 3: Solr Cloud and Multiple schema.xml

Lecture 4: Solr complete reference

Chapter 11: Bye, Bye Lesson

Lecture 1: Bye Bye

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1 stars: 25 votes

2 stars: 11 votes

3 stars: 20 votes

4 stars: 10 votes

5 stars: 12 votes

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