What Makes This Bootcamp Different?
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100% LIVE, instructor-led sessions across 10 weeks. Real-time Q&A, live walk-throughs, and direct doubt-clearing with the faculty.
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Built to make you the end-to-end data person on your team - the one who builds the pipeline, models the data, and ships the report.
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Covers the FULL Modern Data Engineering spectrum, from Advanced SQL and PySpark to Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, dbt, Airflow, Kafka streaming, and CI/CD - the complete production stack.
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Designed and taught by data industry experts & engineering leaders with real-world experience building and shipping production data systems at scale.
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Master the complete modern DE stack: Python, PySpark, Delta Lake, Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, dbt, Airflow, Kafka, ADF, GitHub Actions, Power BI & more.
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Production-first mindset: Spark internals, OPTIMIZE & ZORDER, schema evolution, idempotency, CI/CD, observability - the engineering practices that matter in production data systems.
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Streaming engineering with Kafka, Structured Streaming, watermarking, windowing, and event-time processing - the patterns Indian product teams run today.
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AI-Assisted Data Engineering: Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code for SQL, dbt, PySpark, and Airflow - the productivity patterns top DE teams are adopting now.
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End-to-end capstone integrating 8 production layers- API ingestion, lakehouse, transformation, orchestration, CI/CD, monitoring, and Power BI. One artefact recruiters read in five minutes.
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Our Happy Learners
Our content is rated 4.9/5 from 18571+ Learners
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Some things arrive at exactly the right moment. Codebasics launching its live cohorts was one of them for me, landing just as I set out to become a full-stack data professional. My story with Codebasics actually began with their Power BI course, which quietly shaped everything I do today, so I walked into the Data Engineering for Data Analysts cohort with high expectations. It is exceeding them, session after session.
Haroon teaches like a practitioner, not a lecturer. He shows us what data engineers really do in production, the messy, decision-heavy reality rather than tidy textbook examples. Every session is three focused hours of pure signal, no filler. So far we have journeyed through modern SQL (window analytics, recursive CTEs, MERGE-based change loading, execution-plan tuning), dimensional modeling and warehouse engineering (star schemas, SCD Type 2, partitioning), production and advanced Python, PySpark on Databricks, Delta Lake and lakehouse engineering, and orchestration with Azure Data Factory, with a few sessions still ahead. The assignments feel handcrafted; each one snaps neatly onto the classwork and cements it. And the capstone project is a genuine gem, pulling the entire curriculum into one realistic, end-to-end challenge.
Behind the scenes, Kirandeep runs the cohort with a care and precision that makes everything feel effortless for the participants. I am equally grateful to Dhaval Patel and Hemanand Vadivel, the cofounders of Codebasics, who have been mentors and good friends, and whose vision set all of this in motion.
This cohort is steadily carrying me from the consumption layer up into the engineering layers I once only admired from below. If you are a BI or analytics professional serious about going full-stack, I recommend the Codebasics DE for DA bootcamp without a second thought. Thank you, Haroon, Kirandeep, Dhaval, Hemanand, and the entire Codebasics team.
Landed a Job
I really enjoyed the LIVE Data Engineering Bootcamp for Analysts. The best part of the course was definitely Harun. His depth of knowledge is incredible, and he doesn't just teach how things work, he explains why they work that way. That made it much easier to understand concepts that initially felt overwhelming.
Another thing I appreciated was the Codebasics team. During the live cohort, they were always available to answer questions, so the class didn't have to stop every few minutes for doubts. That kept the sessions running smoothly while making sure everyone's questions were answered.
One thing I realized during this cohort is that Data Engineering is not as easy as Data Analytics. As someone transitioning from a Tableau and Data Analytics background, I found that having a strong foundation in SQL and at least the basics of Python makes a huge difference. My suggestion to future learners is to complete the Codebasics Data Engineering Bootcamp first. If that's not possible, at least become comfortable with SQL and Python before joining the live cohort. Since each three hour class covers a major topic, the pace can feel fast if you are completely new to these technologies.
That said, the support system is excellent. We have recorded sessions, an active Discord community where learners help each other, and the instructors genuinely listen to feedback. There were times when many of us felt the pace was a little too fast, and the team actually slowed things down after listening to our feedback. That showed they genuinely care about helping students learn instead of just finishing the syllabus.
Overall, I had a great learning experience. The journey was challenging, but it was absolutely worth it. If you are serious about moving from Data Analytics to Data Engineering, I would definitely recommend this cohort. It gives you the right guidance, practical learning, and a supportive community to help you make that transition.
Landed a Job
With seven years in data engineering, I wanted to strengthen my fundamentals, learn modern DE technologies, and build interview confidence, ideally through a practical, production-focused crash course rather than a purely theoretical one. The CodeBasics Data Engineering Bootcamp matched that exactly, with its syllabus and focus on building a real, production-ready ETL pipeline.
Here's my genuine feedback.
Teaching Style: Concepts were taught with real context, why, where, and how they're used in production, not just theory.
Learning Material: The learning material is excellent and well organized. We received live session recordings, concise key notes, and detailed material, plus compiled Q&A from live chats, sample code for topic discussed with brief notes. Recoded sessions are also available technology wise.
Assignments: Designed around real-world scenarios, which made them especially valuable for interview prep.
Interview-Readiness Tracker: A standout feature, giving a clear checklist across topics like SQL and DE concepts, so I always knew what to revise and what was already covered.
Quizzes: Regular quizzes kept things engaging with healthy competition, and answer PDFs helped us pinpoint exactly where we went wrong.
Team Support: The instructor was patient and thorough, and both the instructor and support team made sure no question went unanswered.
Discord Community: A great space for ongoing discussions, technical questions, and connecting with fellow learners outside class.
Flexibility: The team genuinely listened to feedback after sessions and acted on it, the interview tracker itself was born from a suggestion.
Understanding: They extended the capstone submission timeline knowing everyone was balancing full-time jobs, and built in a week off between sessions to let us catch up and connect the dots, rather than just rushing through the syllabus.
Overall, this bootcamp delivered exactly what I needed: structured, practical, interview-focused learning that strengthened my fundamentals and boosted my confidence for both real-world projects and interviews. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking to upskill in data engineering.
Special thanks to Harun and Kiran for their support throughout the course, to Hem and Varun for the stakeholder management, personal branding and interview-specific sessions, and to Dhaval for building such an excellent platform for real-time learning.
An Excellent Journey into Modern Data Engineering
The AI Data Engineering Bootcamp has been an excellent and highly practical learning experience. It covered everything from SQL, Python, data modelling and warehousing to PySpark, Delta Lake, Lakehouse, Azure Data Factory, Microsoft Fabric, dbt, CI/CD and end-to-end data engineering.
The progression from fundamentals to real-world engineering practices made the learning journey both structured and impactful.
A special shoutout to Harun, who was an outstanding instructor. His ability to simplify complex concepts, patiently address questions, and ensure everyone understood before moving forward made a huge difference.
And a big thank you to Kiran from Codebasics team for the incredible coordination throughout the cohort. Managing a diverse group of learners, coordinating with the management team, resolving questions promptly, and keeping everything running smoothly was truly commendable.
Overall, a fantastic experience that has strengthened my data engineering skills and given me greater confidence to work with modern data platforms. Highly recommended!
The Codebasics Cohort Training on DA to DE has Surpassed my Expectation. I Would like to Mention few things here
Harun - Has Great Skills on Multiple Technologies and Great at Training ,
Kiran - As a back up or Leading the Chat and Providing all the related Content and looking after Issues was in Sync with the Cohort.
The Concepts Explanations and Real world Scenarios were on Point.
Although i had personal Commitments and could not attend sometime, Every Class is Recorded and uploaded in 24 hours which is great boon.
I Appreciate the Patience the Team had and hoping to Continue with them for other learnings also.
Thank you Soo much Codebasics Team.
Overview
What you'll learn in
this Live Data Engineering for Data Analyst Bootcamp
Week-1: Foundations & Advanced SQL
SQL Engineering
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Session 1 - SQL for Modern Data Engineering, Part 1
Joins beyond INNER and OUTER · Join algorithms: nested loop, hash, merge · Anti-joins · Window functions deep dive · Partition, order and frame · Ranking and running totals
Output: A ranking and running totals query pack on a sample warehouse
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Session 2 - SQL for Modern Data Engineering, Part 2
Recursive CTEs · MERGE statements · Incremental loading patterns · CDC concepts · Query execution plans · Warehouse optimisation
Output: An incremental load built with MERGE and tuned from the execution plan
Week-2: Modelling & Production Python
Modelling & Python
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Session 3 - Data Modelling & Warehouse Engineering
OLTP vs OLAP · Star and snowflake schema · Fact vs dimension tables · SCD Type 1 and Type 2 · Partitioning strategies · Medallion architecture · Data contracts
Output: A dimensional model with SCDs on a Bronze, Silver, Gold layout
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Session 4 - Production Python for Data Engineers
Modular Python architecture · OOP for pipelines · Config-driven frameworks · Logging and exception handling · Retry mechanisms · Environment management · Secrets handling
Output: A config-driven Python pipeline framework with logging and retries
Week-3: Python at Scale & Spark
Python & PySpark
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Session 5 - Advanced Python Data Processing
APIs and ingestion patterns · Async processing · Parallel execution · File streaming · Memory optimisation · Testing with pytest · Packaging basics
Output: A tested async ingestion job that streams large files without blowing memory
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Session 6 - PySpark Deep Dive
Spark architecture · Executors and DAGs · Lazy evaluation · Partitioning · Broadcast joins · Shuffle optimisation · Spark UI analysis · Caching strategies
Output: A Spark job you have tuned yourself using the Spark UI
Week-4: Lakehouse & Azure
Delta Lake & Azure
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Session 7 - Delta Lake & Lakehouse Engineering
Delta internals · ACID transactions · OPTIMIZE and ZORDER · Time travel · Schema evolution · Change Data Feed · Incremental ETL · Bronze, Silver, Gold
Output: An incremental ETL pipeline running on Delta Lake
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Session 8 - Azure Data Engineering Stack
ADLS Gen2 · Event Hubs · Key Vault · Managed identities · Integration Runtime · Networking basics · Synapse vs Databricks vs Fabric
Output: A secured Azure data landing zone using Key Vault and managed identities
Week-5: Orchestration & Fabric
Pipelines & Fabric
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Session 9 - Enterprise Data Pipelines
Azure Data Factory · Fabric Pipelines · Databricks Workflows · Metadata-driven pipelines · Config-based orchestration · Parameterisation · Reusable frameworks
Output: A metadata-driven, parameterised orchestration pipeline
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Session 10 - Microsoft Fabric Engineering
OneLake · Lakehouse and Warehouse · Fabric Data Factory · Eventstream · Real-Time Intelligence · DirectLake · Fabric governance
Output: An end-to-end Fabric solution with Direct Lake reporting on top
Week-6: Connecting the Stack
Architecture Recap
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Session 11 - Connecting the Dots
End-to-end view of the stack so far · How the pieces fit together · Architecture recap · Trade-offs between platform options · Concept clarity and doubt clearing
Output: One architecture diagram of the full stack, explained in your own words
Week-7: Transformation & Delivery
dbt & CI/CD
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Session 12 - dbt Core Fundamentals
Models and sources · refs() · Materialisations · Snapshots · Incremental models · Tests · Documentation
Output: A tested, documented dbt project with incremental models and snapshots
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Session 13 - CI/CD & Reliability Engineering, plus Capstone Introduction
Git branching strategies · GitHub Actions · Automated testing · Deployment pipelines · Monitoring and freshness checks · Cost optimisation · Incident management · Capstone brief and assessment criteria
Output: A CI/CD workflow with automated tests and freshness checks, plus your capstone brief
Week-8: Communication & Positioning
Stakeholders & Branding
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Session 14 - Stakeholder Management & Personal Branding
Stakeholder communication · Framing requirements · Explaining technical work to non-technical audiences · Personal branding · Building online credibility as a data engineer
Output: A stakeholder-ready update on your own work and a refreshed professional profile
Week-9: Analytics Engineering, Airflow & Streaming
Airflow & Streaming
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Session 15 - Capstone Jamming Session
Implementation questions on your capstone · Design review · Debugging together · Unblocking pipeline issues · Peer feedback
Output: Your capstone unblocked, with a clear next step
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Session 16 - Advanced Analytics & Apache Airflow Engineering
Macros and Jinja · Semantic layer · MetricFlow · SQLFluff · Lineage · Data quality frameworks · Governance · DAG architecture · Dynamic DAGs · Sensors · XCom · Scheduling and monitoring · Retry patterns · Failure handling
Output: A semantic layer with lineage, plus scheduled Airflow DAGs that survive failures
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Session 17 - Streaming Data Engineering
Kafka fundamentals · Event-driven architecture · Structured Streaming · Watermarking and windowing · Event-time processing · CDC streaming · Event Hubs integration
Output: A streaming pipeline that handles late-arriving data with watermarks
Week-10: Interview Readiness & Showcase
Interviews & Demo Day
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Session 18 - Interview Prep & System Design
SQL interview rounds · PySpark interview questions · Data modelling rounds · System design · Resume transformation · LinkedIn optimisation · Mock interviews
Output: A DE-positioned resume and profile, tested in a mock interview
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Session 19 - Final Demo & Graduation
Capstone demo covering API ingestion · Lakehouse architecture · PySpark transformations · dbt modelling · Airflow orchestration · CI/CD · Power BI reporting · Monitoring
Output: One production-grade pipeline repo covering all eight layers, ready for a hiring manager to read in five minutes
The DE Promise
Build & Ship Production Data Pipelines in 10 Weeks.
Not a tutorial. A working end-to-end pipeline defended in front of mentors.
| What you get | Self-study | Other live bootcamps | Our live cohort |
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| Live, mentor-led sessions | |||
| Real projects shipped to GitHub | Rarely | Sometimes | 1 pipeline repo |
| The current 2026 Cloud stack | On your own | Often outdated | |
| Job assistance | |||
| Investment | Your time | ₹2,00,000+ | US$840 |
May we help you?
Frequently Asked
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Do I need prior data engineering experience?
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I used a subsidy and now want to refund this Bootcamp itself. What happens?
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I used a subsidy (my existing Data Engineering Bootcamp or individual course purchase). Can I refund my original purchase after enrolling?
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What is the refund policy?
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When does the bootcamp officially start?
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When do I get access after enrolling as an Inner Circle member?
Q.3
What is the Inner Circle, and how is it different from regular enrollment?
Q.4
Do I also get the Data Engineering Bootcamp 1.0?
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When are the live sessions?
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What if I miss a live session?
Q.7
What happens after the 10 weeks? Do I lose access?
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Do I need prior data engineering experience?
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I am a fresher with no work experience. Can I join?
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Who is this bootcamp designed for?
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I am enrolling after the cohort has started. What do I get access to?
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How do I get help if I am stuck?
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Is there job assistance?
Q.1
What is the Inner Circle price and when does it close?
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I already own the Data Engineering Bootcamp 1.0. What do I pay?
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I bought only some individual courses from the Data Engineering Bootcamp 1.0. What do I pay?
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Has the Inner Circle deadline changed?
Q.5
Our ad mentions 25th August as the Inner Circle closing date. Which is correct?
Q.6
When does enrollment for Cohort 2 close?
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I used a subsidy and now want to refund this Bootcamp itself. What happens?
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I used a subsidy (my existing Data Engineering Bootcamp or individual course purchase). Can I refund my original purchase after enrolling?
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What is the refund policy?
Last window to join Cohort 2. Enrollment closes 5th September. Sessions 1 and 2 are recorded and available.
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