Data science - big data hadoop course
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This document provides information about a Big Data and Hadoop training course. The course covers topics like introduction to Big Data and Hadoop, Hadoop fundamentals including HDFS, Hadoop computing using MapReduce and YARN, and data processing using tools like Pig, Hive, Spark, and Flume. It also covers data management tools like HBase and Sqoop. The training aims to help students understand how to perform analytical operations to gain insights from data using Hadoop and make them proficient in handling both structured and unstructured data.
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