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Foundations of Data Serving and Trust

General Considerations for Serving Data

Trust

Data Products

What’s the Use Case, and Who’s the User?

Engineering Practices and DataOps Principles

Undercurrents

Software Engineering

DataOps

Data Definitions and Logic

🎮 Crossword: Engineering Terminology

Analytics and Machine Learning Context

Analytics

Machine Learning

Architecture and Serving Methods

Ways to Serve Data for Analytics and ML

Databases

Streaming Systems

Reverse ETL

Data Mesh

🎮 Pixel Quest: Architecture Review

Module Assessments

Quiz: Serving Foundations

Quiz: Building Trust

Quiz: Data Products

Quiz: User Requirements

Quiz: Engineering Undercurrents

Quiz: Software Best Practices

Quiz: DataOps Principles

Quiz: Logic and Definitions

Quiz: Analytics Types

Quiz: ML Engineering

Quiz: Serving Methods

Quiz: Database Architectures

Quiz: Streaming vs Batch

Quiz: Reverse ETL

Quiz: Data Mesh & Teams

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Modern Data Engineering: Software Practices and DataOps Principles is a hands-on course for data engineers, analytics engineers, and technical leaders who want to ship reliable data products at scale. You’ll learn how to connect data transformation choices to serving strategies, build trust through robust engineering practices, and operationalize DataOps to reduce cycle time without sacrificing quality. From foundational concepts like data serving patterns and user-centric design to advanced topics such as streaming systems, Reverse ETL, and Data Mesh, this course bridges the gap between theory and production. You’ll apply software engineering best practices—version control, CI/CD, testing, modularity—to pipelines that support analytics and machine learning. By the end, you’ll know how to select the right serving method, architect resilient pipelines, and treat data as a product with clear ownership, SLAs, and observability. Expect quizzes, interactive mini-games, and practical guidance to help you design trustworthy systems that your stakeholders actually use.

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            <p>The evolution of data management has necessitated a fundamental shift from ad-hoc scripting to the application of rigorous software engineering methodologies. This course explores the critical intersection of data transformation processes and serving strategies, establishing trust as the primary metric for organizational success. By treating data pipelines as mission-critical software, professionals can implement version control, automated testing, and CI/CD workflows to ensure the reliability and reproducibility of data products. For software engineers transitioning into data systems and analysts seeking to architect the pipelines they once merely consumed, understanding these foundational "undercurrents"—including security, orchestration, and modular logic—is essential for building scalable, high-quality data environments that meet the demands of modern enterprises.</p>

<p>Beyond foundational practices, the curriculum delves into the architectural complexities of modern data serving, ranging from traditional data warehouses and lakes to real-time streaming systems and the decentralized Data Mesh paradigm. Participants will analyze how specific business requirements for analytics and machine learning dictate the choice between ETL and ELT architectures, as well as the emerging role of Reverse ETL in operationalizing data within SaaS ecosystems. This comprehensive exploration provides IT professionals and aspiring data engineers with the advanced technical knowledge required to navigate complex data landscapes, ultimately facilitating the transition into high-impact roles that demand a sophisticated grasp of DataOps principles and the ability to design robust, user-centric data products.</p>
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