MongoDB 9 to 5 Training Class

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MongoDB 9 to 5 is a 1 day, 8 hour intensive training course that guides you through the MongoDB technology.

You will learn through hands on labs, code samples and lecture. MongoDB is one of the new open source databases that focus on the idea of the NoSQL (Not Only SQL) approach.

Date: July 19
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: ITT Technical Institute
2555 West 190th Street, Torrance
Price: $99

MORNING SESSION I

Introduction to MongoDB

• Introduction to MongoDB
• Documents
• Collections
• Dynamic Schemas
• Installation MongoDB (with lab)

Mongo Through the MongoDB Shell (lab)

• Running the shell
• Running scripts
• Customizing the shell

Data Types (lab)

• Basic types
• Dates
• Arrays
• ObectIds
• Embedded Documents

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MORNING SESSION II

• Querying
• Introduction to querying
• Query criteria (with lab)
• Cursors (with lab)
• Database commands (with lab)

Indexing

• Introduction to indexing
• Compound indexes (with lab)
• Indexing arrays and objects (with lab)
• Usng hint and explain (with lab)
• The query optimizer (with lab)
• Geospatial indexes (with lab)
• When not to index

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AFTERNOON SESSION I

MongoDB in Programs

• JavaScript (with lab)
• Java (with lab)
• C# (with lab)

Advanced MongoDB

• Aggregation (with lab)
• MapReduce (with lab)
• Replication (with lab)

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AFTERNOON SESSION II

MongoDB Tools

• Mac OSX (with lab)
• Windows (with lab)
• Web Interface (with lab)

MongoDB via Web Services

• Setting up a remote database
• Switch between dev and production databases

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This is a foundational course for developers who are planning to build and design applications on top of MongoDB. This course covers data modeling, queries and insert/update/deletes, an introduction to map/reduce and basic administration. It also covers the basics of MongoDB architecture including journaling and replica sets with guidelines when to use and not use these features.

Who Should Attend This Course?
If you are a Software Architect, Database Professional, IT Manager, Software Developer, DBA, System Administrator or anyone interested in learning the most popular NoSQL database, this course is for you. Professionals, Business Managers and Executives interested in understanding how MongoDB can solve many of their data problems and how it can help in achieving their business goals should go for this course.

Prerequisites
To take this course, you should have a working knowledge of at least one mainstream programming language. Knowledge of relational databases is not required.

Objectives
Ability to implement a MongoDB solution from a developer standpoint and understand the architecture well enough to avoid common mistakes.

Requirements and Development Environment
Participates should bring a laptop/notebook computer. Mac or PC with any modern web browser installed and working wireless capabilities.

About the Instructor

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Troy Miles is a senior software engineer at Kelley Blue book and a mobile web application developer. His experience includes both front-end and back-end development and is particularly skilled at fast and efficient front-end development using JavaScript and plug-ins like jQuery, jQuery Mobile, Underscore, and Backbone. Because of his extreme depth of knowledge of mobile technologies, he is a sought after speaker at code camps and other technical events.