Master Big Data processing and distributed computing using Hadoop and its ecosystem tools through structured learning, hands-on practice, and real-world data workflows.
Learn Big Data and Hadoop fundamentals through structured skill sprints
Build and process data using HDFS, MapReduce, and Spark
Work with Hive, Pig, and HBase for real-world data operations
Design scalable data pipelines using Hadoop ecosystem tools
Develop job-ready Big Data skills for modern data-driven roles
Complete beginners who want a structured introduction to Big Data and Hadoop
Students and job seekers preparing for entry-level Big Data or data engineering roles
Professionals looking to build skills in distributed data processing and analytics
Career changers transitioning into data engineering, analytics, or IT fields
Software developers interested in working with large-scale data systems
Anyone interested in learning how to process, store, and analyze Big Data using Hadoop
Learn Big Data processing and distributed computing using Hadoop
Delivered using OCA’s Skill Sprint™ Method with hands-on practice and instructor-led feedback
Work with industry-standard tools: HDFS, MapReduce, Hive, Pig, Spark, and HBase
Apply data processing techniques for large-scale datasets
Build scalable data pipelines aligned to real-world scenarios
Develop job-ready Big Data and data engineering skills
Complete an end-to-end Big Data Hadoop project
Big Data with Hadoop: HDFS, MapReduce & Ecosystem Tools is a practical, beginner-friendly program designed to build a strong foundation in distributed data processing, storage, and large-scale data analytics using the Hadoop ecosystem. The course provides a clear and structured introduction to Big Data concepts and tools without overwhelming technical complexity, making it suitable for individuals entering the data engineering space as well as professionals expanding their data capabilities.
Through guided learning and hands-on practice, participants develop an understanding of how large datasets are stored, processed, and analyzed across distributed systems. The program covers core Hadoop components such as HDFS and MapReduce, along with ecosystem tools including Hive, Pig, Spark, and HBase. Emphasis is placed on structured problem-solving, real-world data workflows, and applying Big Data techniques to business and operational scenarios.
Upon completion, learners possess foundational knowledge and practical skills required to design scalable data solutions, process large datasets efficiently, and build end-to-end data pipelines. The program also establishes a strong pathway toward advanced tracks such as Data Engineering, Real-Time Data Processing, and Big Data Architecture.
The following basic skills are recommended to maximize learning outcomes:
Comfort using a computer (file navigation, browser usage, basic typing)
Familiarity with Microsoft Office tools (Excel preferred – basic level)
Basic understanding of databases or SQL concepts (helpful but not mandatory)
Interest in data processing, distributed systems, and problem-solving
Willingness to learn Big Data tools and complete hands-on exercises
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand core Big Data concepts and how Hadoop is used in data-driven workflows
Work with HDFS to store, manage, and retrieve large-scale datasets
Build and execute MapReduce programs for distributed data processing
Use Hive and Pig to query and transform Big Data efficiently
Apply data processing techniques using Apache Spark
Perform data ingestion and pipeline integration using tools like Sqoop and NiFi
Differentiate between batch and real-time data processing approaches
Optimize Big Data workflows for performance and scalability
Design and implement end-to-end Big Data solutions
Work with real-world datasets through hands-on labs and assignments
Build a strong foundation to progress into advanced Data Engineering or Big Data architecture roles
This course prepares learners for entry-level and foundational roles in Big Data and data engineering. After completing the training, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:
Big Data Engineer (Entry-Level)
Hadoop Developer
Data Engineer (Junior)
Big Data Analyst
ETL Developer
Data Processing Engineer
Spark Developer
This course follows our proprietary OCA Skill Sprint Method — a structured approach focused on clear goals, hands-on practice, real-world application, and measurable performance.
Skill Goal:
Build a strong understanding of Big Data concepts, challenges, and the Hadoop ecosystem.
Skills Developed:
Define Big Data and its key characteristics (Volume, Velocity, Variety)
Explain limitations of traditional data systems
Identify core Hadoop ecosystem components
Understand distributed computing concepts
Recognize real-world Big Data use cases across industries
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to explain Big Data fundamentals and map business problems to Hadoop-based solutions.
Skill Goal:
Understand and design scalable distributed storage using Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS).
Skills Developed:
Explain HDFS architecture and working principles
Understand NameNode and DataNode roles
Apply replication and fault tolerance concepts
Understand high availability in HDFS
Analyze distributed data storage behavior
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to design and explain reliable distributed storage systems using HDFS.
Skill Goal:
Develop and execute data processing workflows using the MapReduce programming model.
Skills Developed:
Understand MapReduce architecture and workflow
Explain map, shuffle, and reduce phases
Manage input and output formats
Execute basic MapReduce jobs
Analyze job execution flow
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to build and execute MapReduce jobs for large-scale data processing.
Skill Goal:
Improve performance and efficiency of MapReduce jobs.
Skills Developed:
Use combiners and partitioners effectively
Optimize MapReduce job configurations
Identify performance bottlenecks
Apply best practices for job design
Analyze execution logs for optimization
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to optimize MapReduce workflows for performance and scalability.
Skill Goal:
Perform data transformation and processing using Apache Pig.
Skills Developed:
Understand Pig architecture and execution model
Write Pig Latin scripts
Perform data transformations on Hadoop
Process structured and semi-structured data
Validate transformed datasets
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to transform large datasets efficiently using Pig scripts.
Skill Goal:
Query and analyze Big Data using Hive and SQL-like language.
Skills Developed:
Understand Hive architecture and components
Write HiveQL queries
Create and manage tables
Apply partitioning and bucketing
Perform data analysis using Hive
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to query and analyze large datasets using HiveQL.
Skill Goal:
Optimize Hive queries and understand NoSQL storage with HBase.
Skills Developed:
Optimize complex Hive queries
Understand HBase architecture and use cases
Compare Hive and HBase usage scenarios
Integrate Hive with HBase
Explore NoSQL data modeling concepts
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to choose and apply Hive or HBase based on data requirements.
Skill Goal:
Process Big Data efficiently using Apache Spark.
Skills Developed:
Understand Spark architecture and components
Compare Spark with MapReduce
Work with Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDDs)
Perform data transformations and actions
Execute Spark jobs
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to process large-scale data faster using Spark.
Skill Goal:
Integrate Hadoop with data ingestion and streaming tools.
Skills Developed:
Understand roles of Kafka, Flink, and Storm
Perform data ingestion using Sqoop and Apache NiFi
Differentiate batch and real-time processing
Design data pipelines
Map tools to real-world use cases
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to design end-to-end data pipelines using Hadoop ecosystem tools.
Skill Goal:
Enhance Spark performance and apply advanced capabilities.
Skills Developed:
Work with Spark SQL and DataFrames
Understand Spark MLlib fundamentals
Perform data analysis using Spark
Apply performance tuning techniques
Optimize distributed processing workloads
Sprint Outcome:
Ability to build optimized Spark applications for real-world data processing.
Project Goal:
Design and implement a scalable Big Data processing solution using Hadoop ecosystem tools to solve a real-world business problem.
Skills Demonstrated:
Analyze a real-world Big Data business scenario
Define data processing objectives and success criteria
Store and manage data using HDFS
Process large datasets using MapReduce and Spark
Transform data using Pig and query using Hive
Apply optimization techniques for performance
Integrate data pipelines using ecosystem tools (Kafka, Sqoop, NiFi)
Compare batch and real-time processing approaches
Present scalable architecture and data insights
Demonstrate practical Big Data solution design
Instructor-Led: Live Online & In-Class
32 Total Hours
Advanced Level
Real-World Project
Career-Focused
Data is growing at an unprecedented scale across industries such as technology, finance, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and government. Organizations are increasingly dealing with massive volumes of structured and unstructured data, requiring scalable systems to store, process, and analyze it efficiently. As a result, Big Data technologies like Hadoop and Spark have become essential for handling large-scale data workloads and enabling data-driven decision-making.
As data infrastructure becomes more complex, there is a growing need for professionals who understand distributed computing, data pipelines, and large-scale processing systems. Skills in Hadoop, Spark, Hive, and real-time data tools are now highly valued across organizations building modern data platforms. Both technical and data-focused roles are expected to work with Big Data systems to support analytics, reporting, and business intelligence.
This course addresses the growing demand for:
Beginner-friendly Big Data and Hadoop education
Essential distributed data processing and data engineering skills
Upskilling pathways for professionals transitioning into data engineering roles
Workforce development focused on large-scale data handling and analytics
A structured entry point into advanced Data Engineering and Big Data architecture tracks
Big Data skills are no longer optional — they are becoming a core requirement in modern data-driven organizations.
This course is ideal for beginners exploring Big Data for the first time, students and job seekers preparing for data engineering roles, and working professionals looking to build skills in distributed data processing. It is suitable for individuals from both technical and non-technical backgrounds seeking structured, hands-on learning.
No prior programming experience is required. The course starts with Big Data fundamentals and progressively introduces Hadoop tools and data processing concepts. Basic computer knowledge and familiarity with data concepts are recommended.
Participants learn Big Data fundamentals, HDFS for distributed storage, MapReduce for data processing, and ecosystem tools such as Hive, Pig, Spark, and HBase. The program also covers data pipelines, batch and real-time processing concepts, and concludes with a real-world Big Data project.
This course supports entry-level roles such as Big Data Engineer, Hadoop Developer, Data Engineer, ETL Developer, and Big Data Analyst. It also serves as a pathway toward advanced Data Engineering and Big Data architecture roles.
Yes. The program is designed to accommodate working professionals seeking to upskill in Big Data and distributed systems. The structured Skill Sprint Methodâ„¢ ensures efficient learning with guided instruction and practical exercises.
The total duration is 32 hours, consisting of 16 hours of instructor-led live sessions and 16 hours of guided hands-on practice and assignments. This balanced structure ensures both conceptual clarity and practical application.
Yes. This is an instructor-led course delivered in both live online and in-class formats. Participants engage in real-time instruction, demonstrations, and guided exercises.
The course covers Hadoop ecosystem tools including HDFS, MapReduce, Hive, Pig, Spark, HBase, along with data ingestion and integration tools such as Sqoop and Apache NiFi.
Yes. Participants who successfully complete the course and final project will receive a Certificate of Completion from OCA.
Yes. Corporate and group training options are available and can be customized to align with organizational learning objectives and industry use cases.
Registration can be completed through the course page on the OCA website or by contacting the admissions team for enrollment assistance and schedule details.
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