This course is retired. It has been replaced by the following courses.
| M001: MongoDB Basics | M103: Basic Cluster Administration |
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Learn the fundamentals of MongoDB. 3 Weeks |
Learn the essentials of database administration in MongoDB. 3 Weeks |
M102: FAQ
MongoDB University continuously monitors industry trends and revises
the courses to keep pace with changes in technology. To ensure that
we offer you the most relevant training opportunities, we regularly
introduce new courses and revise or discontinue older courses.
Typically, a course will be retired in one of the following scenarios:
- The course has been replaced. A new course or courses are released which replaces the previous course and which covers the material in a substantially new manner.
- If the technology covered in a course is no longer supported by MongoDB, the courseware will typically be retired.
- Business decisions related to the success of a course or the costs of keeping a course up to date may lead to retirement.
- Quality concerns may result in course retirement. If quality concerns are identified with a course, it may be retired until the quality can be improved.
MongoDB University updates the course description page and the
course will no longer appear on the on the
Online Course Catalog
and Online Course Schedule
pages.
You will continue to see these courses in the "My Courses -
Completed Courses" section after their retirement, but
attempting to launch a retired course will result in an error
message.
No. After a course is retired, you can no longer submit the assignments
for it.
The course activity reports reflect your progress on a course at
the time of its retirement. For example, if a course is at 80%
completion by a student when the course is retired, the course
progress graph will show 80% progress. The completion percentage
of a course cannot be changed after a course is retired
Yes. The MongoDB University On Demand will retire around the same
time.