Columbus is the capital of the state of Ohio, USA. With a population of 830,000 people, it is the largest city in Ohio and the fifteenth largest in the whole of the United States. Columbus City Schools is the largest school district in Ohio, governing over 55,000 pupils. It helps operate around 140 elementary, middle and high schools around the city. The first kindergarten in the United States is claimed to have been started in Columbus in 1838. The first junior high school was created in Columbus in 1909 to help pupils bridge the gap from elementary to high school at a time when it was rare for students to continue their education. The city has two public universities; the Ohio State University and the Columbus State Community College. The Ohio State University has one of the largest college campuses in the United States and is also ranked at number 19 for the best public university. Its highest rated programs are its Pharmacy and Veterinary programs. Other private educational facilities include Columbus College of Art and Design, Ohio Business College and Bradford School.
Apache Storm Training in Columbus
Apache Storm Training in Columbus helps learners build skills in real-time data processing. Learn to stream processing concepts, topology design, spouts and bolts, fault tolerance, and performance optimisation to analyse high-velocity data and build real-time, scalable Big Data applications.
- Learn how to process and analyse data in real-time with the Apache Storm Training.
- Gain knowledge on building fault-tolerant systems to ensure data processing reliability.
- Master the skills to perform complex event processing for streaming data.