The Data Intelligence Project

Through the Data Intelligence Project, Alation teaches students the language of data in theory and in practice, so when they graduate and go on to work in data-centric companies, they’re prepared to translate knowledge into action.

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About the Project

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What is the Data Intelligence Project?

The Data Intelligence Project exposes students to the benefits of a collaborative data catalog environment that can help with real-world data challenges while reducing the overhead to learn about data. Graduates with experience navigating complex data landscapes will be well-positioned to launch successful, competitive careers. Learn More.

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Program Benefits

We offer our software free of charge, to faculty and students at academic institutions, as a learning tool. With Alation, students learn the critical skills they need to curate, govern, and discover data assets in the data-driven enterprises of today.

Academic Partners

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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

School of Information Studies

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University of Cincinnati

School of Information Technology

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University of Stirling

Computer Science & Software Engineering

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University of Arkansas - Little Rock

The Department of Information Science

Empowering The Workforce of Tomorrow

380+

Students to Date

10

Semesters Offered

6

Different Courses Taught

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Professional Resources for Your Students

An Enterprise Data Catalog
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Students can access and use the same enterprise-quality data catalog they will find in Fortune 100 companies.

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Interested in participating?

Could your undergraduate or graduate students benefit from:

  • Applying classic concepts and methodology from information & library science to data, data cataloging, and data usage?

  • Using a data intelligence platform in the classroom to conduct data-based research?

  • Working with data, learning about SQL, database systems, and more, all within a collaborative data catalog and shared query environment?

If the answer is yes

Contact us to find out more about the Data Intelligence Project.