Prerequisite(s): Department consent
Duration: 39 Hours
Fee: $1137.80* (Payment in full is required at time of enrolment.)
This course is an introduction to learning big data tools such as Hadoop and advanced SQL techniques. Students will gain a clear understanding of Hadoop concepts and technologies landscape and market trends. They will construct SQL queries of moderate to high complexity to retrieve data from a relational database. Note: Tools taught Hive, Pig, Oozie, LAMBDA, Gigraph and GraphLab.
Note: In-class course delivery and on-site computer labs and video lecturesThe course meets once a week on campus for an in-class session. These weekly in-class sessions on campus are held in a computer lab and run from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Students have facilitated in-class computer lab time and open computer lab hours on Ryerson campus.
Computer Requirements: Students in the Data Analytics, Big Data, and Predictive Analytics certificate should consult the attached flyer for computer requirements.
Throughout the semester, student questions related to course content may be answered either by the instructor on discussion board or by an online tutor via email. For more information, please email Anne-Marie Brinsmead, Program Director, at a2brinsm@ryerson.ca
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Fall 2018 |
Enrolment for this term is closed.
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Winter 2019 |
Enrolment for this term is closed.
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Spring/Summer 2019
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Priority enrolment is open through RAMSS only for students registered in certificate programs. Regular enrolment begins on February 25, 2019.
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