MongoDB is a powerful tool that allows users to explore data in a flexible and customizable manner. Unlike traditional SQL databases, MongoDB is a NoSQL database that does not adhere to strict relational formats. This eliminates the need for additional layers of complexity typically required in SQL databases. One of the key features of MongoDB is its dynamic schema, which enables users to handle diverse and disparate data sets together. This allows for the consolidation of analytics and the ability to gain insights from a wide range of data sources. The flexibility of MongoDB also empowers users to continuously improve and address any issues that may arise as their requirements evolve. In this course, participants will learn the MongoDB language and how to apply it to search and analytics. Through hands-on exercises using unprocessed data from the official nobelprize.org API, participants will have the opportunity to explore and find answers to questions about Nobel Laureates and prizes.