University of Colorado Boulder - Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data
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Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data at Coursera Overview
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data
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Duration | 17 hours |
Start from | Start Now |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
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Credential | Certificate |
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data at Coursera Highlights
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data
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- Earn a Certificate upon completion
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data at Coursera Course details
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data
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Skills you will learn
More about this course
- You will apply the basics of software engineering and architecture to create a production-ready distributed system that handles big data
- You will build data intensive, distributed system, composed of loosely coupled, highly cohesive applications
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data at Coursera Curriculum
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data
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Project Overview
Project Introduction
Example Codebase
Project Selection
White Board Architecture
Welcome and Where to Find Help
Project Rubric
Example Codebase
Requirements Elicitation
Story Writing
MVP & Development Environment
What is an MVP?
Testing
Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery
Project Structure
Setting up a Web Application
Unit Tests
Integration Tests
Affixing Features
Handling Data
REST API
Data Persistence
Data Collection
Data Analysis & REST API
Scaling your MVP & Wrapping Up
Production Monitoring
Production Monitoring
Event Collaboration Messaging
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data at Coursera Admission Process
Applications of Software Architecture for Big Data
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Important Dates
May 25, 2024
Course Commencement Date
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