This course introduces learners to Snowflake as a platform for building applications, data pipelines, and AI models and workflows. It takes them from zero Snowflake knowledge all the way to creating user-defined functions, using a Snowflake Cortex LLM function, editing a Streamlit app, and more.



Intro to Snowflake for Devs, Data Scientists, Data Engineers
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What you'll learn
Create and manipulate Snowflake's core objects, such as virtual warehouses, databases, schemas, tables, and stages.
Use important Snowflake features and objects, such as time travel, cloning, resources monitors, UDFs, stored procedures, and Snowpark DataFrames.
Understand the basics of Snowflake鈥檚 capabilities for data engineering, generative AI, machine learning, and app development.
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There are 3 modules in this course
After a very brief intro to the course, learners will create a free trial, open a worksheet, and query sample data. They鈥檒l learn about scaling virtual warehouses and create a virtual warehouse to ingest Tasty Bytes data. They鈥檒l learn about stages, databases, schemas, and tables. They鈥檒l manipulate semi-structured data. They鈥檒l also learn about the different Snowflake architectural layers.
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Learners will identify a recently introduced 鈥渆rror鈥 in the data and use time travel to correct it. They鈥檒l learn about permanent, transient, and temporary tables, and cloning. They鈥檒l create resource monitors. They鈥檒l create UDFs, a UDTF, and a SQL stored procedure. They鈥檒l learn about role-based access, the VS Code extension, Snowpark DataFrames, and the Snowflake CLI.
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Learners will explore four Snowflake workloads: Data Engineering, Generative AI, Machine Learning, and Applications. After reviewing each workload, they鈥檒l see one aspect of that workload in practice: for DE, ingesting streaming data with Snowpipe; for GenAI, using the Snowflake Cortex LLM function 鈥淐omplete鈥; for ML, using Snowpark ML to create an XGBoost model and make predictions about a food truck鈥檚 location; and for apps, running a Streamlit app that shows us Tasty Bytes鈥 daily revenue. They will then learn about the Snowflake Data Cloud.
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Reviewed on Dec 16, 2024
Well-rounded introduction to Snowflake with helpful hands-on experience working with data and objects.
Reviewed on May 19, 2025
Just an excellent course. The instructor's tone makes it very accessible.
Reviewed on Jan 22, 2025
Fantastic introduction with a passionate, if quirky, host. I loved his enthusiasm and insight for Snowflake and hope to see more of his work in future courses.

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Frequently asked questions
This is a great question. We designed this course for those with absolutely no Snowflake knowledge, and very minimal SQL and Python knowledge, so we thought it would be more accurate to call it a beginner course than it would be to call it an intermediate course. But it's accurate to say that we expect you to come into the course with some knowledge, so it's not truly prerequisite-free.
For SQL, we don't teach you how to run a basic "SELECT column_name FROM table" query, and if you don't know that, this might move a bit too fast. But if you know that, and "WHERE" and "GROUP BY" and "ORDER BY," you're in decent shape on the SQL side. And on the Python side, if you're familiar with importing a library, if you know what a function is, if you know Python basics (you don't get overly nervous when you see a list), and if you have manipulated a dataframe, you should be good.
You should take comfort in the fact that we designed this for a wide range of data practitioners (data scientists, data engineers, and data app developers or people who aspire to one of those roles), so we really try not to assume that you know anything about what those functions do. (We don't want to dive into app jargon too fast, only to confuse data scientists who haven't built apps.) We tried hard to make the course accessible.
You can access all course content without paying (all videos, hands-on assignments, readings, etc.), except for the knowledge check quizzes. You also cannot get a 糖心vlog官网观看 certificate of completion without paying.
You can find developer resources at developers.snowflake.com, and our product documentation at docs.snowflake.com.
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