Best Online Courses For Data Engineers #dataengineer

According to a recent survey by Statista, the data market is expected to grow 175 zettabytes in volume by the year 2025. In order to dive in further into big data, we need to understand how one can work on it — and that’s where data engineering comes in.

If you want to learn more about data engineering, check out DataCamp's data engineering bootcamp.

Now back to the intro:

Simply put, data engineering is all about managing big datasets and extracting information from them efficiently and accurately.
What’s a Data Engineer?

A data engineer is someone who’s responsible for maintaining and building the architecture of data in a DS project.

Some of the main roles and responsibilities of a data engineer include having to ensure an uninterrupted flow of data between server and application, integrating new data management software, improving data foundational processes, and building data pipelines.

The truth is there are lots of various technologies and concepts that data engineers need to take on — working with cloud computing, ETLs, data warehouses, and so much more.

The requirement of data engineers is constantly expanding, and thus we constantly need to continue learning what is changing in the technology world.

In this video, we’ll talk about the top courses you can take to understand how data engineering works.

0:00 Intro
0:46 - Youtube: WiseOwl
3:16 - Youtube: Airflow Apache w/Tuan Vu
4:06 - Udemy: Data Warehouse Fundamentals for Beginners
6:40 - Udemy: Big Data on Amazon web services (AWS)
8:43 - Udemy: Taming Big Data with Apache Spark and Python - Hands On!
10:40 - Coursera: Introduction to Designing Data Lakes on AWS
12:15 - Vote For What Course I Should Take Next?

WiseOwl

Airflow Apache

Data Warehouse Fundamentals for Beginners

Big Data on Amazon web services (AWS)

Taming Big Data with Apache Spark and Python - Hands On!

Introduction to Designing Data Lakes on AWS

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[Actanonverba]

Yes, I agree that high-level architecture is really lacking in many programs I have come across. I have taken the DS course at Coursera with Jeff Leek and it seemed too simplistic.
BTW, I really like when videos have a timeline breakdown with links. To me that is KEY.
Good Job!

[murugesanrm]

Thanks for posting the new videos more often! It really helps!

[rafbass]

Thanks for adding our course into the list. It means a lot for me and Morgan! 🙌🏼

[Al-vltp]

I am in the running at my job to be promoted to a Sr. Data Engineer! Now, I have a little experience but I have good experice I'm SQL, little python, Power I, AWS, and other procedures that I worked throughout my career. This would be great if I get the position but thanks for the videos as they are truly helping me!

[vishalverma]

You connected all the strings I was entangled in.
I wonder why I got stuck back to html css and javascript while I was learning from frank kane's taming big data with spark and hadoop.
Thanks to you.

[arunkumaracharya]

I saw datacamp has more robust curriculum focused on ETL which is bread and butter for DE. They are spot on when it comes to airflow and building pipelines

[aliahmadkhan]

I was going to ask for this video, glad to see it already up! Great content!

[LukeBarousse]

Love these recommendations. I'm checking out the Data Warehouse Fundamentals for Beginners right now. Thanks!

[saikatduttaece]

That's a brilliant roadmap, good suggestions and genuine ideas. Thanks for sharing.

[sameermandaogade]

Thank You for such a great overview of the courses. Really helpful

[jazzy]

I vote for 2!
Thank you for the video.

[harshmishra]

Hi the course *Big Data on Amazon web services (AWS)* isn't available anymore, Any alternative for that one? Thank you.

[orr]

Course 1. It may include docker or kubernetes.

[Just_me_Jack]

Great video SDG! I've bookmarked a couple of those to get through, really like the Coursera AWS Data Lake one, just what I've been looking for!

I choose option 2.

[BDBTX]

Would love to know some course recommendations for Azure counterparts to some of the AWS-specific courses.

[kanayodenis]

What's your take on IBM data engineering course?
Is it a good place to start?

[unintension]

For your DE job applications, do you send an ats friendly resume? with or without a cover letter?

[tzwcuzb]

Please make a video about the best data engineering books

[sajivininagendran]

Hi I'm really interested to learn Data science. New beginner I already experience in sql power bi and python. I Don't know what to start first. If you help me it's really mean full. Thank you so much

[zizicadoallen]

I'm about to start. where do I begin from? i only have the Oracle 9i database administration certification from 2005