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Databricks SQL for Data Analysts

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Databricks SQL for Data Analysts, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.62, with 126 lectures, based on 573 reviews, and has 6428 subscribers.

You will learn about Azure Databricks SQL Delta Lake Unity Catalog Data Visualization Data Analysis Big Data This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone wanting to learn Databricks SQL or Students studying for the Databricks Data Analyst Certification or Aspiring Cloud Data Analysts It is particularly useful for Anyone wanting to learn Databricks SQL or Students studying for the Databricks Data Analyst Certification or Aspiring Cloud Data Analysts.

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Summary

Title: Databricks SQL for Data Analysts

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.62

Number of Lectures: 126

Number of Published Lectures: 126

Number of Curriculum Items: 126

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 126

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Azure Databricks
  • SQL
  • Delta Lake
  • Unity Catalog
  • Data Visualization
  • Data Analysis
  • Big Data
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone wanting to learn Databricks SQL
  • Students studying for the Databricks Data Analyst Certification
  • Aspiring Cloud Data Analysts
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone wanting to learn Databricks SQL
  • Students studying for the Databricks Data Analyst Certification
  • Aspiring Cloud Data Analysts
  • Databricks is one of the most in demand big data tools around. More than 9,000 organizations worldwide — including and over 40% of the Fortune 500 — rely on the Databricks Lakehouse Platform.

    We will be focussing specifically on the Databricks SQL Platform.

    Databricks SQL is a powerful tool used for querying and analyzing large datasets, making it highly relevant in today’s data-driven world. Learning this skill can enhance your employability and career prospects.

    This course can be taken by experienced data analysts who are interested in learning about Databricks or even aspiring Data Analysis with no prior experience. I will teach you everything you need to know including how to code in SQL!

    It can also be taken as a guide for students who are aiming to achieve the Databricks Data Analyst Certification.

    The course is packed with lecturesand hands-on development. This should be more than enough to keep you engaged and learning!

    The course is aimed at teaching you Data Analysis on Databricks, Unity Catalogand the Databricks Lakehouse Architecture.

    The curriculum is extensive and will cover a variety of areas including:

  • Set Up and Overview

  • Databricks Queries

  • Storing and Managing Data with Databricks

  • External and Managed Tables

  • Data Analysis with SQL

  • Data Lakehouse Architecture

  • Delta File Format

  • Data Visualization and Dashboards

  • Access Control and Data Governance

  • Unity Catalog

  • Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Set Up and Overview of Databricks

    Lecture 1: Course Overview

    Lecture 2: Introduction to Big Data (Optional)

    Lecture 3: Apache Spark Ecosystem (Optional)

    Lecture 4: Overview of Databricks

    Lecture 5: Note for Students using their Organisational Azure Tenant

    Lecture 6: Azure Account Set Up

    Lecture 7: Azure Portal Overview

    Lecture 8: Cost Management and Billing

    Lecture 9: Creating a Databricks Premium Workspace

    Lecture 10: Databricks Workspace User Interface

    Lecture 11: Unity Catalog Overview

    Lecture 12: Enabling Unity Catalog – Overview

    Lecture 13: ADLS Overview and Storage Creation

    Lecture 14: Access Connector for Databricks

    Lecture 15: Global Administrator Pre-requisite Check

    Lecture 16: Enabling Unity Catalog

    Lecture 17: Creating a SQL Warehouse

    Chapter 2: Introduction to Queries

    Lecture 1: Your First Query

    Lecture 2: Switching Catalogs and Schemas

    Lecture 3: Scheduling Queries

    Lecture 4: Adding Comments to Queries

    Lecture 5: Course Resources – SQL Code Download

    Chapter 3: Catalogs, Schemas, Tables and Views

    Lecture 1: Creating Catalogs

    Lecture 2: Creating Schemas

    Lecture 3: Data Types in Databricks SQL

    Lecture 4: Overview of Tables in Databricks

    Lecture 5: Creating Managed Tables with SQL

    Lecture 6: Creating Managed Tables in Hive Metastore

    Lecture 7: Creating Managed Tables using the Data Explorer

    Lecture 8: Creating an External Storage Location

    Lecture 9: Creating External Tables

    Lecture 10: Overriding Unity Catalog’s Default Managed Table Storage Location

    Lecture 11: Truncate Table

    Lecture 12: Alter Table

    Lecture 13: Drop Tables, Schemas and Catalogs

    Chapter 4: Data Analysis with SQL

    Lecture 1: Select Statement Recap

    Lecture 2: Select Distinct

    Lecture 3: Note on the JC_BIKE_DATA_22 Table

    Lecture 4: Filtering Records with the WHERE Clause

    Lecture 5: Filtering Records Based on Multiple Conditions

    Lecture 6: Filtering Records with the IN and LIKE Operators

    Lecture 7: Deleting Records

    Lecture 8: Databricks SQL Built In Functions Overview

    Lecture 9: String Functions

    Lecture 10: Numerical Functions

    Lecture 11: Date and Timestamp Functions

    Lecture 12: Converting Strings to Dates/Timestamps

    Lecture 13: Conditional Functions

    Lecture 14: Aggregate Functions

    Lecture 15: Group By Clause

    Lecture 16: Filtering Aggregated Tables with the Having Clause

    Lecture 17: Joining Tables Overview

    Lecture 18: Joining Tables Demo

    Lecture 19: Order By and Limit Clauses

    Lecture 20: SQL Order of Execution

    Lecture 21: Subqueries

    Lecture 22: Views

    Lecture 23: Set Operators

    Lecture 24: SQL Challenge 1

    Lecture 25: SQL Challenge 2

    Lecture 26: SQL Challenge 3

    Lecture 27: SQL Challenge 4

    Lecture 28: SQL Challenge 5

    Lecture 29: Schema Clean Up

    Chapter 5: Delta Lake

    Lecture 1: Medallion Architecture and Last Mile ETL

    Lecture 2: Medallion Architecture Demo

    Lecture 3: Benefits of Delta File Format

    Lecture 4: Upsert / Merge Into

    Lecture 5: Table Audit History and Time Travel

    Chapter 6: Query Alerts and Monitoring

    Lecture 1: Query History and Profile

    Lecture 2: Query Caching in Databricks SQL

    Lecture 3: Query Alerts

    Chapter 7: Visualizations and Dashboards in Databricks SQL

    Lecture 1: Visualizations and Dashboards Overview

    Lecture 2: Our First Chart in Databricks SQL

    Lecture 3: Line and Area Charts

    Lecture 4: Combo Chart

    Lecture 5: Pie Chart

    Lecture 6: Scatter and Bubble Plots

    Lecture 7: Histograms

    Lecture 8: Box Plots

    Lecture 9: Heatmaps

    Lecture 10: Sankey Charts

    Lecture 11: Tables

    Lecture 12: Pivot Tables

    Lecture 13: Counters

    Lecture 14: Additional Guidance on Charts in Databricks SQL

    Lecture 15: Exploratory Data Analysis Challenge

    Lecture 16: Adding Missing Data to the JC_BIKE_DATA_22 Table

    Lecture 17: Creating a View to Simplify Upcoming Demos

    Lecture 18: Query Filters

    Lecture 19: Query Parameters

    Lecture 20: Query Parameters (Dates)

    Lecture 21: Dashboards in Databricks

    Instructors

  • Databricks SQL for Data Analysts  No.2
    Malvik Vaghadia
    Founder – Pathfinder Analytics
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  • 4 stars: 189 votes
  • 5 stars: 336 votes
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