This course will teach you the Hive query language and how to apply it to solve common Big Data problems. This includes an introduction to distributed computing, Hadoop, and MapReduce fundamentals and the latest features released with Hive 0.11

This course will teach you to optimize SQL Server performance and manage workloads effectively.

SQL Server is one of the most popular database systems out there being used by enterprises of all sizes, verticals, and regions. This course will teach you a programmability feature called functions, which allows you to create reusable code.

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is a powerful reporting tool that is tightly coupled with SQL Server. This course will teach you how to collate, configure, and customize data from various sources to be used in building reports with SSRS.

In this course, you will learn the essentials of how to start creating good quality reports on SQL Server Reporting Services. The most important design topics will be covered as well as some interesting features that will make a big difference.

In this course, we will share with you the essentials to start publishing your reports in the Reporting Services web portal. The most important topics will be covered as well as some interesting automated processes that will make the difference.

Dive into statistical analysis and visualization techniques for marketing. Learn how to analyze customer data, visualize trends, and use statistical methods to make data-driven marketing decisions that drive business growth.

This course demonstrates how Python and Matplotlib are used to work on different statistical distributions. Standard charts like histograms, boxplots, and violinplots are used to display statistical distributions.

Learn statistical methods and techniques for analyzing and interpreting data.

Boxplots are the most compact way to visually represent descriptive statistics about a variable. Learn how to make them in this course.

Learn how to work with bins and breaks to describe the distribution of a dataset.

Get started with the most popular summary statistics: mean, median, and mode.