Orchestrate, Analyze, and Evaluate ML Pipelines

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Orchestrate, Analyze, and Evaluate ML Pipelines

Coursera · Intermediate ·🔄 Data Engineering ·3mo ago

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Orchestrate, Analyze, and Evaluate ML Pipelines using data analytics

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This course teaches you how to design, evaluate, and operate reliable machine learning data pipelines in production. You’ll learn how daily ETL and ELT pipelines feed feature stores, how orchestration supports reproducible feature engineering, how to handle upstream schema changes without breaking downstream systems, and how to evaluate pipeline health using freshness, lag, and SLA metrics. Designed for data engineers, analytics engineers, and ML practitioners, the course builds job-ready judgment for delivering timely, trustworthy, and resilient data to ML systems.
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