Data Services Engineering COMP9321 25T3

Assign 2 - Updates

Posted by Mehmet Rad Monday 20 October 2025, 09:11:42 AM.

Hi All

Please check the latest version of the Assignment 2.

Change Log:

- V1.1: Fixing typos and requirment clarification

Assignment 1 - Change log

Posted by Mehmet Rad Thursday 09 October 2025, 04:52:34 PM.

Hi All
Please check the latest version of the Assignment 1.

Change Log:

- V1.1: Fixing typos and Q2 and Q1 clarification

Welcome to Week2 of COMP9321 and Important update about the Lecture Time this week

Posted by Morty Al-Banna Monday 22 September 2025, 10:57:52 PM, last modified Monday 22 September 2025, 10:58:53 PM.

***IMPORTANT UPDATE***Before going to the regular announcement, I just wanted to notify everyone that this week's Lectures (for both Wednesday AND Thursday) will be delivered (7:00-9:00PM). Apologies for the change. This is for this week only . The lecture will be Live from 7-9PM and will be recorded as usual.

Dear All,

Welcome to Week2 of COMP9321. I hope you will enjoy the ride.

For this Week, we are going to continue with Data Access and how to store the Data Accessed, learn about NoSQL Databases, then we dive deeper into how you can perform some basic data cleansing (cleaning) and explore your dataset to grasp some understanding.

The Lab activities for Week2 are now available. We encourage you to do them at your own convenience and check the sample solutions if needed. Please note that there might be more than one correct solution for an activity. Remember that we have consultation labs for everyday of the week (starting today). Check the timetable section in WebCMS or the post in ED for the times. Lab activities are not marked and attending the labs is not mandatory, but the lab activities are super important to help you get the required knowledge and skills to solve the assignments. For Attending the consultation labs, head to the Course MS Teams Lab channel on the designated time.

I can see some conversations in ED Stream’s forum. Please keep the questions coming and when you see a classmate asking a question that you know the answer for, don’t be shy, and contribute to the community.

The COMP9321 teaching team is always rooting for you and here to help. Do not hesitate to use the forum to ask as many questions you like or contact us via the course email.

Finally, remember to have fun and enjoy the learning experience. :)

Cheers,

COMP9321 Teaching Team