Engineer, Validate, and Govern ML Data

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Engineer, Validate, and Govern ML Data

Coursera · Intermediate ·🔄 Data Engineering ·5mo ago

Key Takeaways

Engineers, validates, and governs ML data pipelines with confidence using Airflow and Spark

Original Description

This short course helps you build and validate ML-ready data pipelines with confidence. You’ll start by learning how to design ETL workflows that ingest, clean, and partition large datasets using tools like Airflow and Spark. You’ll see how real teams manage click-stream logs, handle nulls, and prepare partitioned training data at scale. Next, you’ll evaluate data quality, governance, and lineage so your pipelines remain trustworthy and reproducible. You’ll work with practical techniques like schema drift checks, expectations suites, and audit-ready lineage records. Through short videos, applied readings, hands-on practice, and a final graded assessment, you’ll walk away knowing how to engineer reliable pipelines and validate them for production use.
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