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Required Exams

DS700-Descriptive and Inferential Statistics on Big Data

DS701-Advanced Analytical Techniques on Big Data

DS702-Machine Learning at Scale

Each exam may be taken in any order. All three exams must be passed within 365 days of each other. Candidates who fail an exam must wait a period of thirty calendar days, beginning the day after the failed attempt, before they may retake the same exam. Candidates must pay for each exam attempt.

Each passed exam is verifiable in your exam transcript and history.

Each exam is a single challenge scenario. You are provided access to the scenario, the data sets, and the cluster. You are given eight (8) hours to complete the challenge.

Required SkillsCommon Skills (all exams)

Extract relevant features from a large dataset that may contain bad records, partial records, errors, or other forms of "noise"

Extract features from a data stored in a wide range of possible formats, including JSON, XML, raw text logs, industry-specific encodings, and graph link data

DS700-Descriptive and Inferential Statistics on Big Data

Use statistical tests to determine confidence for a hypothesis

Calculate common summary statistics, such as mean, variance, and counts

Fit a distribution to a dataset and use that distribution to predict event likelihoods

Perform complex statistical calculations on a large dataset

DS701-Advanced Analytical Techniques on Big Data

Build a model that contains relevant features from a large dataset

Define relevant data groupings, including number, size, and characteristics

Assign data records from a large dataset into a defined set of data groupings

Evaluate goodness of fit for a given set of data groupings and a dataset

Apply advanced analytical techniques, such as network graph analysis or outlier detection

DS702-Machine Learning at Scale

Build a model that contains relevant features from a large dataset

Predict labels for an unlabeled dataset using a labeled dataset for reference

Select a classification algorithm that is appropriate for the given dataset

Tune algorithm metaparameters to maximize algorithm performance

Use validation techniques to determine the successfulness of a given algorithm for the given dataset

Exam Delivery and Cluster Information

All CCP: Data Scientist exams are remote-proctored and available anywhere, anytime.

Exams are hands-on, practical exams using data science tools on Cloudera technologies. Each user is given their own 7-node, high-performance CDH5 (currently 5.3.2) cluster pre-loaded with Spark, Impala, Crunch, Hive, Pig, Sqoop, Kafka, Flume, Kite, Hue, Oozie, DataFu, and many others. In addition the cluster also comes with Python (2.6 and 3.4), Perl 5.10, Elephant Bird, Cascading 2.6, Brickhouse, Hive Swarm, Scala 2.11, Scalding, IDEA, Sublime, Eclipse, NetBeans, scikit-learn, octave, NumPy, SciPy, Anaconda, R, plyr, dplyrimpaladb, SparkML, vowpal wabbit, clouderML, oryx, impyla, CoreNLP, The Stanford Parser: A statistical parser, Stanford Log-linear Part-Of-Speech Tagger, Stanford Named Entity Recognizer (NER), Stanford Word Segmenter, opennlp, H2O, java-ml, RapidMiner, caffe, caffe, Weka, Weka, Weka Ggplot, d3py, SparkingPandas, randomforest, R: ggplot2, Sparkling water.

Currently, the cluster is open to the internet and there are no restrictions on tools you can install or websites or resources you may use.

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