This course introduces Snowflake’s capabilities for network security, authentication methods, authorization models, and data governance. These are critical for a secure account configuration, and are required components of the SnowPro Core exam.

This course introduces Snowflake’s capabilities of loading and unloading data. These are critical for a secure account configuration, and are required components of the SnowPro Core exam.

In this course, you will learn Snowflake cloud data protection and data sharing, which can help users to be more efficient with the Snowflake platform. The course focuses on SnowPro Core exam concepts.

As part of this course, the learner will explore and understand how to do data transformation leveraging the Snowflake tool on structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data.

In this course, you will learn how a user can identify performance bottlenecks on the SnowFlake platform and find a possible resolution. This course keeps the SnowPro Core exam concepts in focus.

Unleash the power of Snowflake with our course on its features and architecture. Learn to use this scalable, multi-data type, secure cloud-based platform efficiently. Discover tools, interfaces, storage concepts, and prepare for the SnowPro Core exam.

Snowflake is one of the fastest growing cloud data warehousing companies that provides certifications for different areas of their platform. This course will teach you about the SnowPro Core certification exam and the topics covered in the exam.

A self-contained course on the fundamentals of modern optimization with equal emphasis on theory, implementation, and application. We consider linear and nonlinear optimization problems, including network flow problems and game-theoretic models in which selfish agents compete for shared resources. We apply these models to a variety of real-world scenarios.

A self-contained course on the fundamentals of modern optimization with equal emphasis on theory, implementation, and application. We consider linear and nonlinear optimization problems, including network flow problems and game-theoretic models in which selfish agents compete for shared resources. We apply these models to a variety of real-world scenarios.

What is social engineering?, How and why social engineering works, Types of social engineering attacks, Baiting, Tailgating, Pretexting, Quid pro quo, Scareware, and More

Social engineering poses a potential threat to not only employees at an organization, but also directly to company executives. In this executive briefing, we will look at understand what social engineering and how you can protect yourself from it.

Learn how to kickstart your social media plans and build a successful online community.