2. Data Storage Methods
Trait #2 – Data Storage Methods
How to Score Yourself
As you fill out your self-assessment worksheet or dashboard, take into account the following statements to more accurately gauge your own level of proficiency in this trait, as well as its importance to your success in the near future:
Proficiency
Rate yourself high in proficiency in this second trait of the Knowledge category if you can say yes to all or most of the following statements:
Importance
Rate the importance of this trait highly if you can say yes to all or most of the following statements
Resources to Help You Improve
The following resources will help you increase your proficiency in this second of the 17 Key Traits of Data Literacy:
- Videos:
- YouTube: Spreadsheets and SQL for Beginners | Google Data Analytics Certificate
- YouTube: Database vs Spreadsheet – Advantages and Disadvantages 365 Data Science)
- YouTube: Intro to Spreadsheets, Databases, and Query Languages (Google Career Certificates)
- Courses:
- MS Excel
- Udemy: Data Warehouse Fundamentals for Beginners
- Amazon AWS Online Training & Certification
- Pluralsight: Snowflake Cloud Data Platform: Getting Started
- EdX: Relational Database Courses
- Books:
- Analytics Vidhya: 9 Books Every Data Engineering Aspirant Must Read!
- Papers:
- Seminal paper: ‘A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks‘ (Edgar Codd, 1970) (alternate source)
- Websites:
- EagerEyes (Robert Kosara): Spreadsheet Thinking vs. Database Thinking
- Microsoft Support: Database Basics
- Wikipedia: Relational Database
- IBM: What is a Cloud Database?