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As the world of data management grows and changes, the roles and participants in data ecosystems must adapt. With the convergence of several influences – big data, self-service analytics, and self-service data preparation – we need to actively manage the inventory of self-service data. Data curation is both a data inventory management process and a data governance activity. The data curator is responsible to oversee a collection of data assets and make it available to and findable by anyone who needs data. Cataloging maintains the collection of metadata that is necessary to support browsing, searching, evaluating, accessing, and securing datasets.
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This 3-hour online training course will explore how curating and cataloging work together to meet the data needs of business and data analysts, to provide self-service data to complement self-service analytics, and to realize the promise of democratizing data analytics.
You will learn:
- The concepts, responsibilities, and skills of data curation
- The role of the data curator in data governance and the differences between a data curator and a data steward
- The needs of data seekers and the ways that curating and cataloging help to meet
- The purpose, content, and uses of a data catalog
- The state of data cataloging tools and technology
- Guidelines for getting started with data curating and cataloging
This course is geared towards:
- Business and IT leaders struggling with the paradoxes of modern data management
- Analytics and BI designers and developers who are dependent on fresh and relevant data for every analytics use case
- Data management professionals at all levels from architects to engineers
- Data governance professionals – especially data stewards who need to adapt to the changing world of modern data management
Module 0. About the Course (5 min)
Module 1. Self-Service Data (9 min)
- Governance and Self-Service
- How We Got Here
- Why Self-Service Data?
Module 2. Data Curation (44 min)
- Data Curation
- Why Data Curation?
- The Data Curator
- Data Lifecycles and Curation
- Curating Big Data
- Getting Started with Data Curation
Module 3. Data Cataloging (30 min)
- Definitions
- Why Data Cataloging?
- Metadata and the Catalog
- Data Catalog Tools
- Getting Started with Data Cataloging
Module 4. Evaluating Data Catalog Tools (42 min)
- The Business Case for a Data Catalog
- Kinds of Data Catalogs
- Evaluation Criteria
Module 5. Beyond Self-Service Data (44 min)
- Information, Technology, and Data
- The Enterprise Data Marketplace
- EDM Architecture
- EDM Data Services
- Data as a Service
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This exam tests knowledge and understanding of concepts, principles, and terminology of data stewardship.
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You will be tested in these areas:
- Self-service data and the need for curated and cataloged data
- The what and why of data curation
- Data curator roles, responsibilities, and activities
- Similarities and differences of data curators and data stewards
- The what and why of data cataloging
- The kinds of metadata contained in a data catalog
- Features and functions of data catalog tools
- Evaluating and selecting a data catalog
- Extending from data catalog to data marketplace
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Additional Information
Number of Questions: 23
Time Limit: 46 Minutes
Passing Score: 70%
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Once you pass the exam, you will receive a Certificate of Education
documenting that you have demonstrated mastery of the topic. Course
exams count towards eLC certification programs. Visit our Certification page for more information about our various programs.
We recommend that you take detailed notes and review the course material multiple times before taking this exam.
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