M001: MongoDB Basics (MongoDB)

Offered by MongoDB University,
M001: MongoDB Basics (MongoDB)

Learn the fundamentals of MongoDB. In this course you will learn how to set up your database and start exploring different ways to search, create, and analyze your data with MongoDB. We will cover database performance basics, and discover how to get started with creating applications and visualizing your data.

We'll start together with the ultimate basics, learning what a database is and recognizing what makes MongoDB different in the database space. Then you'll move on to working with data as you grasp the difference between BSON and JSON and start to import, export and query. Next you'll absorb how to create and manipulate documents with hands-on learning, and skill-up to mastering advanced Create Read Update Delete (CRUD) operations. By this time you'll be ready to work on Indexing, Data Modeling, and creating an Aggregation Pipeline. Lastly you'll have the opportunity to explore the Atlas UI in more detail, investigate the Charts functionality and Realm, as well as explore the use of Compass.
This course is rich in hands-on learning and additional resources to support your educational experience with MongoDB University. It has been developed and taught by a MongoDB Curriculum Engineer at MongoDB University, where we strive to free the genius within everyone by making data stunningly easy to work with.
In this course you'll get your hands on all the basics, including querying, computing, connecting to, storing, indexing and analyzing your data.

Course Details
Total Estimated Effort

  • 8.5 hours
  • Duration: 6 Chapters
  • Each chapter requires approximately 85 minutes to complete
  • Up to 60 days to complete from day of registration

Agenda

  • Chapter 1: What is MongoDB?
  • Chapter 2: Importing, Exporting, and Querying Data
  • Chapter 3: Creating and Manipulating Documents
  • Chapter 4: Advanced CRUD Operations
  • Chapter 5: Indexing and Aggregation Pipeline
  • Chapter 6: Next Steps

System Requirements
You will need access to a computer with: Operating System: Mac OS X 10.7+ 64-bit, Ubuntu 14.04+ 64-bit, or Windows 8+ (64-bit) Web Browser: Firefox 39.0+ or Chrome 43+ (Internet Explorer is currently not supported)

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