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How to bring data into a data modeling schema

Learn how to get the data into an existing schema and how to create nodes and egdes.

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About this course

This module is a practical, narrative-driven guide designed for Data Practitioners. It moves beyond abstract theory to teach the end-to-end lifecycle of building a high-performance industrial knowledge graph in Cognite Data Fusion. Using real-world data from the BSEE Gulf of Mexico dataset (Pumps, Platforms, Wells), learners follow a "Construction" metaphor, progressing from designing the Blueprint (Data Modeling) to Construction (Ingestion), Inspection (Debugging), and finally establishing a Safety Net (Recovery).

The course features a "Black Box" hands-on repository where learners simulate a real engineering project, alternating between writing code in VS Code and testing it in the CDF Fusion UI.

 

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this module, learners will be able to:

  • Determine when to use Direct Relations versus Edge Instances to model complex industrial assets
  • Write SQL transformations using SQL functions to link instances across different spaces
  • Diagnose and fix common ingestion errors where relationships fail to form due to data quality issues
  • Optimize and maintain graph health by implementing high-performance ingestion patterns and managing the full data lifecycle

About this course

This module is a practical, narrative-driven guide designed for Data Practitioners. It moves beyond abstract theory to teach the end-to-end lifecycle of building a high-performance industrial knowledge graph in Cognite Data Fusion. Using real-world data from the BSEE Gulf of Mexico dataset (Pumps, Platforms, Wells), learners follow a "Construction" metaphor, progressing from designing the Blueprint (Data Modeling) to Construction (Ingestion), Inspection (Debugging), and finally establishing a Safety Net (Recovery).

The course features a "Black Box" hands-on repository where learners simulate a real engineering project, alternating between writing code in VS Code and testing it in the CDF Fusion UI.

 

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this module, learners will be able to:

  • Determine when to use Direct Relations versus Edge Instances to model complex industrial assets
  • Write SQL transformations using SQL functions to link instances across different spaces
  • Diagnose and fix common ingestion errors where relationships fail to form due to data quality issues
  • Optimize and maintain graph health by implementing high-performance ingestion patterns and managing the full data lifecycle