Learn Teradata: A Beginner to Advanced Guide

A Complete Package for Beginner & Experts to master Teradata concepts in developing Data Warehousing application

3.65 (63 reviews)

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What you will learn

This course will introduce the participants to work with Teradata. The course will cover in detail about Teradata Architecture, Indexing mechanism and how data is stored and retrieved.

It will cover basic and advanced SQL operations in Teradata. It will also cover various utilities provided by Teradata to process, import and export data.

Why take this course?

Teradata provides market leading data and analytics platform. Built from scratch using parallelism, Teradata has been a market leader for decades. It is used by world’s largest and competitive organizations to derive insights from their data and make decisions.

In addition to its data warehousing platform, Teradata provides Analytics platform and connectors to integrate seamlessly with Hadoop.

The Teradata database management system can be applied in a number of areas. It can be used for enterprise or active data warehousing and even for customer relationship management in large scale organizations and MNCs that cater to a wide variety of clients at the same time.

Reviews

Szonja

August 26, 2022

It was good, maybe need more practical examples. The last 4 session were too general, I didn't really understand. Too essential, too rapid. But if you want to get know the Teradata and you already have SQL knowledge, it is very good! The concept was clear, the course is well built!

Daniel

August 23, 2022

I would rather read the document the presenter is reading from. There is no enriched content in this course. In other words, the presenter does not seem to be an expert but is instead simply reading documentation over slides.

Randall

July 20, 2021

It says that it is a video course. Putting a power point list of the main points and then having a lecture over it is not a video course. Also, AMP should be defined somewhere on the slides. All Abbreviations should be printed on the slides, and not rely on us picking up a quickly worded definition by a speaker who is speaking very quickly.

Ganesh

July 9, 2020

The presenter was reading the slides out, and the slides are not completely professional. I would prefer to get my money back

Dare

April 22, 2020

No it wasn't. The unique features of Teradat i.e. BTEQ, FastLoad, MultiLoad and FastExport were not properly dealt with. They were glossed over and there were no practical explanations

Marcelo

February 10, 2020

Es igual a unsitio que es free https://www.tutorialspoint.com/teradata/index.htm , explica poco. Me sirvio pero por el costo deberia tener mas practica. Saludos

Manish

January 24, 2020

it doesn't cover the any useful examples of teradata utilities...for which this course is recommended..

Karina

October 29, 2019

Es bueno el curso, incluye todo en general de Teradata. Pero en los slides seria mejor tener mas material explicativo (imágenes, diagramas) para que ayuden mas en la comprensión de los temas.

John

April 1, 2019

The course was said to be from Beginner to Advanced. It is a practical course but it is only a beginner course and does not have Advanced SQL for Teradata. Some of the Intermediate concepts later lack practical examples. The topics such as making a procedure, calling a procedure and other Advanced SQL topics have been missed. But, it is a good course for beginners.

Pete

January 30, 2019

Don't get me wrong, this is still a good course and I do recommend it to anyone wanting to learn Teradata. However, I do not feel like I'm an "advanced" user now. The instructor is very clear, concise and is easy to understand. The delivery was as-expected and better than some courses I have had online. I just wish there was more use of real-life scenarios, and better explanations of what kinds of problems or work situations would require different functionalities such as Views, Fastload, etc.

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