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  2. Interpret Common HDFS Commands Types<\/li>
  3. Export Table<\/li>
  4. Distinguish between Relational Databases and Hadoop<\/li>
  5. Explain Purpose of NameNodes, DataNode, MapReduce and Reduce Phases<\/li>
  6. Differentiate Pig Latin Relation Names and Field Names<\/li>
  7. Explain programming concepts using PIG and HIVE.<\/li>
  8. Perform Inner, Outer and Replicated Join<\/li>
  9. Demonstrate the Use of HCatLoader and HCatStorer with Apache Pig<\/li>
  10. Explain Lifecycle of YARN Applications<\/li>
  11. Common use cases of Spark<\/li>
  12. Load Data and Perform a Word Count<\/li>
  13. Perform SQL Queries<\/li>
  14. Perform DataFrame Operations<\/li>
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      2. List the Six Key Hadoop Data Types<\/li>
      3. Describe Hadoop, YARN and Use Cases for Hadoop<\/li>
      4. Describe Hadoop Ecosystem Tools and Frameworks<\/li>
      5. Describe the Differences Between Relational Databases and Hadoop<\/li>
      6. Describe What is New in Hadoop 2.x<\/li>
      7. Describe the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)<\/li>
      8. Describe the Differences Between HDFS and an RDBMS<\/li>
      9. Describe the Purpose of NameNodes and DataNodes<\/li>
      10. List Common HDFS Commands<\/li>
      11. Describe HDFS File Permissions<\/li>
      12. List Options for Data Input<\/li>
      13. Describe WebHDFS<\/li>
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      15. Describe How to Export to a Table<\/li>
      16. Describe the Purpose of MapReduce<\/li>
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      18. Describe the Map and Reduce Phases<\/li>
      19. Describe Hadoop Streaming<\/li>
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      22. Using HDFS Commands (Lab)<\/li>
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      24. Exporting HDFS Data to an RDBMS (Lab)<\/li>
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        17. Demonstration: Computing Page Rank (Lab)<\/li>
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          9. List Hive Join Strategies<\/li>
          10. Describe the Purpose of HCatalog<\/li>
          11. Describe the HCatalog Ecosystem<\/li>
          12. Define a New Schema<\/li>
          13. Demonstrate the Use of HCatLoader and HCatStorer with Apache Pig<\/li>
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          15. Describe the Purpose of Views<\/li>
          16. Describe the Purpose of the OVER Clause<\/li>
          17. Describe the Purpose of Windows<\/li>
          18. List Hive Analytics Functions<\/li>
          19. List Hive File Formats<\/li>
          20. Describe the Purpose of Hive SerDe<\/li>
          21. Understanding Hive Tables (Lab)<\/li>
          22. Understanding Partition and Skew (Lab)<\/li>
          23. Analyzing Big Data with Apache Hive (Lab)<\/li>
          24. Demonstration: Computing NGrams (Lab)<\/li>
          25. Joining Datasets in Apache Hive (Lab)<\/li>
          26. Computing NGrams of Emails in Avro Format (Lab)<\/li>
          27. Using HCatalog with Apache Pig (Lab)<\/li><\/ol><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
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            2. Describe the Purpose of HDFS High Availability (HA)<\/li>
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            4. Demonstrate How to Configure Automatic Failover<\/li>
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            9. Describe the Purpose of Apache Slider<\/li>
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            14. Describe the Purpose of an Resilient Distributed Dateset (RDD)<\/li>
            15. Demonstrate How to Load Data and Perform a Word Count<\/li>
            16. Define Lazy Evaluation<\/li>
            17. Describe How to Load Multiple Types of Data<\/li>
            18. Demonstrate How to Perform SQL Queries<\/li>
            19. Demonstrate How to Perform DataFrame Operations<\/li>
            20. Describe the Purpose of the Optimization Engine<\/li>
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