The explosive growth of generative AI has created unprecedented demands on enterprise data infrastructure. Organizations struggle with complex data quality issues, escalating storage costs, and fragmented processing platforms that can't keep pace with AI workloads. This Short Course was created to help machine learning and AI professionals architect robust, cost-effective data systems that power reliable GenAI operations.

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Architect and Optimize GenAI Data Systems
This course is part of GenAI Deployment & Governance Specialization

Instructor: Hurix Digital
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What you'll learn
Data lineage is key for AI reliability, helping quickly diagnose model performance drops and data quality issues.
Storage architecture affects costs and AI performance; evaluating access patterns and tiering ensures sustainable scaling.
Unified data processing reduces complexity by integrating streaming and batch workflows for real-time and analytical AI use.
Enterprise GenAI systems need proactive planning of data quality, cost, and platform integration to avoid technical debt.
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There are 3 modules in this course
By the end of this module, learners will master systematic data quality troubleshooting by understanding lineage tracking, analyzing metadata graphs, and applying root cause analysis methodologies to diagnose issues affecting GenAI model performance in enterprise environments.
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By the end of this module, learners will master cost-effective storage architecture design by analyzing workload access patterns, evaluating tiering strategies across different storage technologies, and creating quantified optimization recommendations that balance performance requirements with budget constraints for enterprise GenAI systems.
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By the end of this module, learners will master unified data processing architecture design by analyzing platform integration patterns, creating technical blueprints that specify Kafka, Spark, and Flink interoperability, and developing Architecture Decision Records with deployment guidance for enterprise GenAI environments.
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