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How To Digitally Draw/Paint A Realistic Dragon In Photoshop
Last updated 4/2018
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Language: English | Size: 5.17 GB | Duration: 5h 6m

(Creature Concept art and illustration)



What you'll learn
Students will understand the need for basic form underneath creature design, as well as learning how to do extremely detailed textures, as well as learn how it is affected by light and shadows.

Requirements
Must have a basic understanding of Photoshop and be able to use a graphics tablet (i.e. Wacom Intuos, Cintiq, etc)

Description
Learn my techniques for creating dragons digitally in photoshop by using real photos of an alligator. I begin by taking you though my process and inspiration on how (and why) I draw my dragons the way I do. (Inspirations from the past combined with modern studies of anatomy in dinosaurs and real animals.) The actual painting itself is a new frontier for me, as I challenge myself to go another level beyond the typical way that I have always illustrated dragons up until now. Not only do I explore intricate detail for both the creature and this surroundings, I also stumble a bit with a few things (such as the background) and show you how I recover from that.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Drawing a dragon head (form and inspiration)

Lecture 3 The Body Form (2 legs)

Lecture 4 The Body Form (4 legs)

Lecture 5 Loosely sketching the basic Dragon Shape/Form.

Lecture 6 Adjusting the shape, adding loose detail

Lecture 7 Adding detail (the face)

Lecture 8 Adding detail (tone, add some to background)

Lecture 9 Begin to add some color...

Lecture 10 Add detail to lower jaw...

Lecture 11 Liquify face; add detail to horns/spikes...

Lecture 12 Add teeth; zoom out, create ambiguous background shapes...

Lecture 13 Adjusting the head; Adding detail to the body...

Lecture 14 More head detail; detailing the neck...

Lecture 15 More neck detail; color...

Lecture 16 More neck detail/color- continuing down to the body.

Lecture 17 Begin detailing the rest of the body; more color adjustments...

Lecture 18 More detail to the body; background...

Lecture 19 Revising the background...

Lecture 20 Add detail to new background...

Lecture 21 More detail to background (mists, blue sky, mountains); Dragon detail...

Lecture 22 Adjust Dragon proportions; add more detail...

Lecture 23 Zoom in, tighten detail...

Lecture 24 Tightening, adding more detail...

Lecture 25 Zoom in, tighten teeth, snout detail...

Lecture 26 Tighter detail to background...

Lecture 27 Tighter background detail cont'd...

Lecture 28 Final details.

People who want to learn how to become stronger at creating creatures digitally for concept art, illustration, and even animation.

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Structural Design of Buildings using Etabs Software
Published 09/2022
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 107 lectures (7h 59m) | Size: 6.2 GB

Structural Analysis and design of Five Storey RCC building from Scratch in Etabs (Real Project)



What you'll learn
Basic concepts of Structural Analysis and Design
Students learn modelling and design of multi storey structures in Etabs software.
Students can Prepare detailed drawings of column, footing, slab, beams, staircase.
Export the software design results and cross verify as per IS code provisions


Requirements
Etabs software shall be installed in the system
Autocad software
Basic knowledge of Structural Engineering


Description
This course is mainly designed to bridge the gap between theoretical and practical knowledge and it teaches you all the basic things you need for analyzing and designing an RCC structure. This helps you to understand all the basic concepts of Structural Analysis which is the backbone of Structural Design and continues to the process of design and detailing of the structure. This course ensures that you do not need to have any prior experience in structural analysis and design software.

The systematic arrangement of this course helps to you learn the software and all the concepts from scratch and will take you to the next level. At end of this course, students will be thought how to make a safe and economical structure as per industrial standards.

This course starts by explaining the concepts of structural Analysis and the relation between structural analysis and design, the concepts of structural members, how to study the architectural drawings, how to locate the column positions, how to make a framing plan, how to make plinth beam layout, how to arrive the preliminary size of all the structural members, how to create grid model in Etabs, how to define material properties with stress-strain curve explanation, how to define & assign member properties, load transfer mechanism, detailed explanation of load calculation for all structural members including staircase, wind load, and seismic load calculation, define and assigning loads, load combinations, structural analysis, post analysis check, structural design in Etabs, design and detailing of all the structural members as per codes and standards.

This course will be useful for civil engineers and structural engineers.

Indian Standard codes like IS-456:2000, IS-875 Part-1, IS-875 Part-2, IS-875 Part-3, IS- 1893-2016, IS-13970, and IS-16700 are explained as per the requirement.

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Civil Engineers
Structural Engineers
Any one who is curious to learn about structural engineering

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Kotlin In Action - Kotlin Programming For Absolute Beginners
Last updated 9/2019
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Learn Programming with Kotlin and Kotlin Programming best practices - Develop Kotlin Apps like a Pro Kotlin Developer



What you'll learn
Master Kotlin Programming and best practices behind professional Kotlin and Android apps
Modern kotlin programming from scratch
Kotlin functional and Object Oriented Programming
Collections and Lambda expressions
Kotlin coroutines
How to harness the full power of computers via programming in Kotlin
Master the principles behind popular programming languages such as PHP, Java, Javascript, Swift, C#, C++ or Scala
Sharpen your skills in android development by learning the popular java based programming language Kotlin
Kotlin Generics
Exceptions handling and creating custom Exceptions

Requirements
No programming experience is required
A windows or a mac or a linux computer
Passion and Commitment to become a professional programmer

Description
The main goal of this course is to teach you how to program computers using the Kotlin programming language. Kotlin is a new programming language sponsored by JetBrains and Google through the Kotlin Foundation. Kotlin is a general-purpose programming language known for its conciseness, safety, and interoperability with other programming languages such as Java. I will demonstrate the power of Modern Programming in Kotlin and help you obtain the skills to dramatically increase your career prospects as an Android developer and Kotlin Programmer. My name is Morteza Kordi, senior mobile app developer and Udemy instructor with over 70,000 satisfied students, and I've designed Kotlin in Action - Kotlin programming for Android developers with one thing in mind: Programming should be learned by creating real-world apps while having fun.Here are the benefits of Kotlin programming:Kotlin allows writing less code. Kotlin is fully compatible with Java. Kotlin imposes no runtime overhead. Kotlin has a strong community. Kotlin suits multi-platform development. Kotlin development offers more safety.Here is what you're going to learn in this course:Basics of ProgrammingTypes and Operations in KotlinBasic Control FlowAdvanced Control FlowFunctionsNullabilityArrays and ListsMaps and SetsLambdasClassesObjectsPropertiesMethodsAdvanced ClassesEnum ClassesInterfacesGenericsKotlin and Java InteroperabilityExceptionsFunctional ProgrammingI'll personally be answering any questions you might have and I'll be happy to provide links, resources, and any help I can offer to help you learn programming and Kotlin development.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Programming

Lecture 1 Why we should learn programming

Lecture 2 What is Programming

Lecture 3 Learn programming step by step

Lecture 4 Action taking!

Section 2: Introduction to Kotlin

Lecture 5 Why Kotlin

Lecture 6 What Kotlin really is?

Lecture 7 How to master Kotlin

Lecture 8 Let's take Action Now!

Section 3: Get the softwares

Lecture 9 Download JDK

Lecture 10 Download IntelliJ IDEA

Lecture 11 Set up IDE

Lecture 12 How to Create a new kotlin file

Section 4: Basics of Programming

Lecture 13 Chapter Intro

Lecture 14 Computers, how do they really work

Lecture 15 Representing numbers in programming

Lecture 16 Binary numbers in programming

Lecture 17 More about binary numbers in programming

Lecture 18 Converting base 10 to base 2

Lecture 19 Hexadecimal numbers

Lecture 20 How code works

Lecture 21 Comments in programming

Lecture 22 Printing out in kotlin

Lecture 23 Arithmetic operations

Lecture 24 Simple operations in programming

Lecture 25 Decimal numbers

Lecture 26 The remainder operation

Lecture 27 Shift operations in programming

Lecture 28 Order of operations

Lecture 29 Math functions

Lecture 30 Naming data in programming

Lecture 31 Constants in programming

Lecture 32 Variables in programming

Lecture 33 Meaningful naming

Lecture 34 Increment & Decrement

Lecture 35 Key points & Exercises

Section 5: Types and Operations in Kotlin

Lecture 36 Chapter Intro

Lecture 37 Type conversion in kotlin

Lecture 38 Operators with mixed types

Lecture 39 Type inference

Lecture 40 Strings in programming

Lecture 41 Representing strings

Lecture 42 Unicode

Lecture 43 Strings in kotlin - Characters & Strings

Lecture 44 Concatenation

Lecture 45 String templates

Lecture 46 Multi-line Strings in Kotlin

Lecture 47 Pairs & Triples in Kotlin

Lecture 48 Numeric types in kotlin

Lecture 49 Any, Unit and Nothing

Lecture 50 Key points &Exercises

Section 6: Basic Control Flow

Lecture 51 Chapter Intro

Lecture 52 Comparison Operators

Lecture 53 Boolean operators

Lecture 54 Boolean Logic

Lecture 55 String equality

Lecture 56 If expression

Lecture 57 Short circuiting

Lecture 58 Encapsulating variables

Lecture 59 Loops

Lecture 60 While Loops

Lecture 61 Repeat-while loops

Lecture 62 Breaking out of a Loop

Lecture 63 Key points of the chapter

Lecture 64 Exercises

Section 7: Advanced Control flow

Lecture 65 Chapter Intro

Lecture 66 Ranges in Kotlin

Lecture 67 For Loop

Lecture 68 Labeled Statements

Lecture 69 When Expression

Lecture 70 Returning Values in Kotlin

Lecture 71 Advanced When Expressions

Lecture 72 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 73 Exercises

Section 8: Functions

Lecture 74 Chapter Intro

Lecture 75 Function basics

Lecture 76 Function Parameters

Lecture 77 Returning Values from Functions

Lecture 78 Parameters as Constants

Lecture 79 Function Overloading

Lecture 80 Function Variables

Lecture 81 Lack of Return

Lecture 82 Function writing Tips

Lecture 83 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 84 Exercises

Section 9: Nullability

Lecture 85 Chapter Intro

Lecture 86 Introduction to Null

Lecture 87 Sentinel values

Lecture 88 Introduction to Nullable Types

Lecture 89 Null Checking

Lecture 90 Not null assertion Operator

Lecture 91 Smart casts

Lecture 92 Safe calls

Lecture 93 The Let in Kotlin

Lecture 94 Elvis operator

Lecture 95 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 96 Exercises

Section 10: Arrays and Lists

Lecture 97 Chapter Intro

Lecture 98 Arrays in Kotlin

Lecture 99 Why Arrays are Useful

Lecture 100 Creating Arrays

Lecture 101 Arrays of Primitive Types

Lecture 102 Lists in Kotlin

Lecture 103 Creating Lists

Lecture 104 Mutable Lists

Lecture 105 Using properties and Methods

Lecture 106 Indexing

Lecture 107 Slice by Ranges

Lecture 108 Checking for an Array element

Lecture 109 Appending Elements

Lecture 110 Inserting Elements

Lecture 111 Removing Elements

Lecture 112 Updating Elements

Lecture 113 Iterating over a List

Lecture 114 Nullability and Collection types

Lecture 115 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 116 Exercises

Section 11: Maps and Sets

Lecture 117 Chapter Intro

Lecture 118 Creating Maps

Lecture 119 Indexing in Pairs

Lecture 120 Using properties and functions on Maps

Lecture 121 Adding Elements

Lecture 122 Updating map Elements

Lecture 123 Removing Elements

Lecture 124 Iterating through map

Lecture 125 Key points of the Maps

Lecture 126 Sets in Kotlin

Lecture 127 Creating Sets

Lecture 128 Converting Array to Set

Lecture 129 Getting Elements from Sets

Lecture 130 Adding and removing Elements from Sets

Lecture 131 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 132 Exercises

Section 12: Lambdas

Lecture 133 Chapter Intro

Lecture 134 Basics of Lambdas

Lecture 135 Lambda shorthand

Lecture 136 It keyword in Lambda

Lecture 137 Lambda as argument

Lecture 138 Meaningless Return Value

Lecture 139 Capturing Lambda Expressions

Lecture 140 Lambda sorting

Lecture 141 Lambdas Iteration

Lecture 142 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 143 Exercises

Section 13: Classes

Lecture 144 Chapter Intro

Lecture 145 Creating Classes

Lecture 146 Reference Types

Lecture 147 Working with References

Lecture 148 Object Identity

Lecture 149 Methods and Mutability

Lecture 150 Mutability and Constants

Lecture 151 State and side effects

Lecture 152 Data Classes

Lecture 153 Destructuring declaration

Lecture 154 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 155 Exercises

Section 14: Objects

Lecture 156 Chapter Intro

Lecture 157 Singletons

Lecture 158 Named Objects

Lecture 159 Processing Singleton Pattern

Lecture 160 Using Singleton

Lecture 161 Objects vs Classes

Lecture 162 Static members

Lecture 163 Creating companion Objects

Lecture 164 Anonymous Objects

Lecture 165 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 166 Exercises

Section 15: Properties

Lecture 167 Chapter Intro

Lecture 168 Constructor Properties

Lecture 169 Default Values

Lecture 170 Property Initializers

Lecture 171 Custom Accessors

Lecture 172 Custom Getters

Lecture 173 Custom Setters

Lecture 174 Companion Object Properties

Lecture 175 Delegated Properties

Lecture 176 Observable Properties

Lecture 177 Variable Limitation

Lecture 178 Lazy Properties

Lecture 179 Late init

Lecture 180 Extension properties

Lecture 181 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 182 Exercises

Section 16: Methods

Lecture 183 Chapter Intro

Lecture 184 Introduction to Methods

Lecture 185 Methods vs Getters and Setters

Lecture 186 Function Conversion to Method

Lecture 187 Introduction to This keyword

Lecture 188 Object Methods

Lecture 189 Extension Methods

Lecture 190 Companion Object Extension

Lecture 191 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 192 Exercises

Section 17: Advanced Classes

Lecture 193 Chapter Intro

Lecture 194 Introduction to Inheritance

Lecture 195 Polymorphism

Lecture 196 Checking runtime Hierarchy

Lecture 197 Inheritance Methods and Override

Lecture 198 Super Keyword

Lecture 199 Inheritance Prevention

Lecture 200 Abstract Classes

Lecture 201 Sealed Classes

Lecture 202 Secondary Constructors

Lecture 203 Nested and Inner Classes

Lecture 204 Visibility modifiers

Lecture 205 Why Inheritance

Lecture 206 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 207 Exercises

Section 18: Enum Classes

Lecture 208 Chapter Intro

Lecture 209 Creating Enums

Lecture 210 Case order modification

Lecture 211 Enum properties and functions

Lecture 212 Enums vs When

Lecture 213 Enum vs Sealed Class

Lecture 214 Sealed Class creation

Lecture 215 Enumeration and State machine

Lecture 216 Nullable and Enums

Lecture 217 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 218 Exercises

Section 19: Interfaces

Lecture 219 Chapter Intro

Lecture 220 Introduction to Interfaces

Lecture 221 Interface Syntax

Lecture 222 Interface Methods

Lecture 223 Default Method implementation

Lecture 224 Interface Properties

Lecture 225 Interface Inheritance

Lecture 226 Implementing multiple Interfaces

Lecture 227 Iterator

Lecture 228 Comparable

Lecture 229 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 230 Exercises

Section 20: Generics

Lecture 231 Chapter Intro

Lecture 232 Lists

Lecture 233 Maps

Lecture 234 Extension functions vs Generic constraints

Lecture 235 Creating Generic Constraints - Part 1

Lecture 236 Creating Generic Constraints - Part 2

Lecture 237 Creating Generic Constraints - Part 3

Lecture 238 Creating Generic Constraints - Part 4

Lecture 239 Creating Generic Constraints - Part 5

Lecture 240 Creating Generic Constraints - Part 6

Lecture 241 Generic Interfaces - Part 1

Lecture 242 Generic Interfaces - Part 2

Lecture 243 Generic Interfaces - Part 3

Lecture 244 Generic Interfaces - Part 4

Lecture 245 Generic Interfaces - Part 5

Lecture 246 Generic Interfaces - Part 6

Lecture 247 Generic Interfaces - Part 7

Lecture 248 In and out declarations - Part 1

Lecture 249 In and out declarations - Part 2

Lecture 250 In and out declarations - Part 3

Lecture 251 In and out declarations - Part 4

Lecture 252 In and out declarations - Part 5

Lecture 253 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 254 Exercises

Section 21: Kotlin and Java interoperability

Lecture 255 Chapter Intro

Lecture 256 Mixing Code - Getters and Setters

Lecture 257 Kotlin Class as Java property

Lecture 258 Java Class extension functions

Lecture 259 Free functions

Lecture 260 Java nullability

Lecture 261 Accessing nested Kotlin Objects with Java code

Lecture 262 Static values and functions vs Kotlin

Section 22: Exceptions

Lecture 263 Chapter Intro

Lecture 264 What is an Exception? - Part 1

Lecture 265 What is an Exception? - Part 2

Lecture 266 Throwing Exceptions

Lecture 267 Handling Exceptions

Lecture 268 Creating custom Exceptions - Part 1

Lecture 269 Creating custom Exceptions - Part 2

Lecture 270 Checked Exceptions

Lecture 271 Try/Catch Expression

Lecture 272 Key points of the Chapter

Lecture 273 Exercises

Section 23: Functional Programming

Lecture 274 Chapter Intro

Lecture 275 What is Functional Programming?

Lecture 276 Coding in Functional Programming - Part 1

Lecture 277 Coding in Functional Programming - Part 2

Lecture 278 Coding in Functional Programming - Part 3

Lecture 279 First-class and Higher-order functions

Lecture 280 Functions as argument

Lecture 281 Returning Functions

Lecture 282 Lambdas in Functional Programming

Beginners who are new to programming and kotlin,Intermediate developers who want to master modern programming and kotlin programming language,Advanced developers who want to enhance their programming skills and learn the best practices in modern programming,People who want to get employed as a Software Developer in app development companies,People who want to become a Freelancer and work from the comfort of their homes,People who want to program computers just for fun,Android developers who want to become an advanced Kotlin developers

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Women'S Self Defense Course
Published 8/2022
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Empower yourself with the skills to fight back with this comprehensive, easy to learn, Women's Self Defense Course!



What you'll learn
Understand crucial mental skills such awareness, avoidance, de-escalation, boundary setting, and verbal commands to avoid potentially harmful situations.
Develop simple and effective reactions to hit soft or vital targets on an attacker in almost any situation.
Learn quick and effective techniques against common grabs and holds such as wrist grabs, choke, hair grabs and more.
Explore ground-based defenses against common attacks and pinned positions. Assess targets, leverage your strengths, and get to safety.

Requirements
There are no prerequisites for taking this course or prior experience needed. Many of the skills are also very easily adaptable to individual physical abilities.
Make sure you have plenty of space to practice as well as a soft surface to work on for the ground portions of training such as a yoga mat or carpeted area.
This training can also be done with a partner and is encouraged however it is not necessary to have a training partner, and this can be done alone as well. Be patient, take your time and don't be afraid of using as much repetition or rewinding as you need to help build the skills!

Description
This course is designed to take you through a comprehensive skills set covering a variety of topics and scenarios both on your feet and on the ground. Starting with understanding the basics and progressing through several specific techniques to escape common holds and attacks as well as ground based defense.Key Skills:Where to hit, soft/vital targets!How to attack safely for you and effectively to them!Quick responses to escape common holds and grabs (wrist, chokes, hair grabs, etc.)What to do if you are on the ground and how to get an attacker off of you!Course Outline:Lecture: "Layers of Defense" - Mental skills to avoid potentially dangerous situations.Lesson #1 - Stand Up: Single Wrist & Double Wrist GrabLesson #2 - Ground: Kicking & Keeping DistanceLesson #3 - Stand Up: Front & Rear ChokesLesson #4 - Ground: Mounted Defense (attacker sitting on top of you)Lesson #5 - Stand Up: Bear Hug & Rear Hair GrabLesson #6 - Ground: Inside Guar (attacker is between your legs)Lesson #7 - Stand Up: Rear One Arm Choke (drag back)Lesson #8 - Ground: Pinned On Your Stomach (attacker is sitting on your back)Lesson #9 - Stand Up: FULL REVIEW of all Stand Up SkillsLesson #10 - Ground: FULL REVIEW of all Ground SkillsNo previous experience is required. Lessons are designed for all levels and abilities and are formatted to follow along and practice with the instructor. Have a friend you want to train with? These skills are also great to work with a training partner. Grab a friend and let's get started!

Overview

Section 1: Layer of Defense

Lecture 1 Training & Planning

Lecture 2 Awareness

Lecture 3 Avoidance

Lecture 4 De-escalation

Lecture 5 Verbal Commands

Lecture 6 Distance & Preparation

Lecture 7 Physical Skills

Section 2: Lesson #1: Stand Up Skills (Wrist Grabs)

Lecture 8 Basics: Palm Heel Strike

Lecture 9 Basics: Eye Jab

Lecture 10 Basics: Throat Strike

Lecture 11 Basics: Knee Strike

Lecture 12 Basics: Instep Kick

Lecture 13 Technique: Single Wrist Grab

Lecture 14 Technique: Double Wrist Grab

Section 3: Lesson #2 Ground Skills (Kicking & Distance)

Lecture 15 Basics: On Your Back. How to fall, prepare and defense from your back.

Lecture 16 Basics: On Your Side - Distance and Kick

Lecture 17 Basics: From Hands & Knees - Kicking and Get Up!

Lecture 18 Basics: Review All Kicks & Positions

Lecture 19 Basics: Mobility - Keep them in front of you!

Lecture 20 Drill #1 - Move!

Lecture 21 Drill #2 - Move & Kick!

Lecture 22 Drill #3 - Move, Kick, and Get Up!

Section 4: Lesson #3 Stand Up Skills (Chokes)

Lecture 23 Basics: Forward Elbow

Lecture 24 Basics: Side Elbow

Lecture 25 Basics: Rear Elbow

Lecture 26 Basics: Cover & Protect

Lecture 27 Technique: Front Choke

Lecture 28 Technique: Rear Choke

Section 5: Lesson #4 - Ground Skills (Mounted Defense)

Lecture 29 Basics: Position Breakdown & Initial Attacks

Lecture 30 Basics: Bridging / Bridge & Reach Skill

Lecture 31 Basics: Shrimping

Lecture 32 Technique: 1) Hit & Get Up, 2) Hit Shrimp/Push, Get Up!

Lecture 33 Technique: 3) Full Technique

Lecture 34 Technique: Attack Variations (Hand Grabs & Chokes)

Section 6: Lesson #5 - Stand Up Skills (Bear Hug / Hair Grab)

Lecture 35 Basics: Rear Driving Elbow

Lecture 36 Basics: Rear Hammer

Lecture 37 Basics: Rear Round Elbow

Lecture 38 Basics: Scoop Kick

Lecture 39 Technique: Bear Hug

Lecture 40 Technique: Hair Grab

Section 7: Lesson #6 - Ground Skills (Inside Guard "between legs")

Lecture 41 Basics: Position Breakdown & Initial Attacks

Lecture 42 Technique: "Inching"

Lecture 43 Technique: "Shrimping"

Lecture 44 Technique: "Hook & Roll"

Section 8: Lesson #7 - Stand Up Skills (Rear One Arm Choke)

Lecture 45 Basics: Rear Elbow, Rear Hammer, Rear Round Elbow

Lecture 46 Technique: Early Recognition & Response

Lecture 47 Technique: Late Recognition (tight hold/drag back)

Lecture 48 Technique: Quick Response (eye jab)

Section 9: Lesson #8 - Ground Skills (Pinned On Your Stomach)

Lecture 49 Technique: Above The Hips

Lecture 50 Technique: Below The Hips

Lecture 51 Technique: Approaching From Below (Grabbing Ankles/Feet)

Section 10: Lesson #9 - Stand Up (FULL REVIEW)

Lecture 52 Review: All Attacks (Strikes & Kicks)

Lecture 53 Review: All Grab Techniques

Lecture 54 Drill: 2 Minute Drill On All Grab Techniques

Section 11: Lesson #10 - Ground Skills (FULL REVIEW)

Lecture 55 Review: Kicking & Distance

Lecture 56 Review: Mounted Defense

Lecture 57 Review: Inside Guard "Between Legs"

Lecture 58 Review: Pinned On Stomach

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Google Cloud Platform Professional Cloud Developer Bootcamp
Last updated 11/2020
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Language: English | Size: 7.26 GB | Duration: 20h 54m

Google Cloud Platform Certification - A way to distinguish your self in the AWS world!



What you'll learn
How to obtain the Google Cloud Platform Cloud Developer Certification
Understand what the objectives are for the Cloud Developer Certification
Deploy best practices for application development
Choose the appropriate data storage option for application data
Implement federated identity management
Develop loosely coupled application components or microservices
Debug, trace, and monitor applications

Requirements
Developers that have experience with Google Cloud Platform
Developers reading to take the Google Cloud Platform Cloud Developer Exam
Developers who need to get certified in a leading cloud certification

Description
Course updated 02/04/2022A Professional Cloud Developer builds scalable and highly available applications using Google recommended practices and tools that leverage fully managed services. This individual has experience with next generation databases, runtime environments and developer tools. They also have proficiency with at least one general purpose programming language and are skilled with using Stackdriver to produce meaningful metrics and logs to debug and trace code. This course is meant to be a course developed to be targeted for taking the Google Cloud Professional Cloud Developer Exam. Content is fresh and has been customized for the exam materials. It would be expected or at a minimum to have experience with Google Cloud and be a developer. Course has been compressed the study objectives listed by Google Cloud and we have taken the Cloud Developer exam. The exam is very challenging and will challenge the "average" developer in many respects but mainly around how well you understand GCP best practices and services. All Exam Objectives covered. Course has a FREE introduction to Google Cloud section. Section 1: Designing highly scalable, available, and reliable cloud-native applications Section 2: Building and Testing ApplicationsSection 3: Deploying applicationsSection 4: Integrating Google Cloud Platform Services Section 5: Managing Application Performance MonitoringCertification TestTips, demos galore. Joseph Holbrook. TechCommanders and GCPGurus

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Course

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Course Prerequisites to be successful

Lecture 3 What is a GCP Professional Cloud Developer?

Lecture 4 Cloud Developer Exam Objectives

Lecture 5 Cloud Developer Deep Dive Notes

Lecture 6 Course Setup

Section 2: Course Readiness

Lecture 7 Course Material Download

Lecture 8 What are Test Tips?

Lecture 9 Whiteboards and Demos

Lecture 10 Sign up for Free Tier or Credits if available

Lecture 11 GCP Pricing Calculator

Lecture 12 SDK Install

Lecture 13 Read the GCP Cloud Developer Deep Dive Notes.

Section 3: Introduction to Google Cloud Platform

Lecture 14 Google Cloud Intro (Condensed Version)

Lecture 15 GCP Hierarchy

Lecture 16 Whiteboard GCP Hierarchy

Lecture 17 Demo - Projects

Lecture 18 Compute Options

Section 4: Compute Engine

Lecture 19 Compute Engine

Lecture 20 Compute Engine Demo

Lecture 21 Instance Groups

Lecture 22 Instance Groups Demo

Section 5: App Engine - PaaS

Lecture 23 App Engine Security Scanner

Lecture 24 App Engine Demo

Lecture 25 App Engine or Kubernetes Engine

Section 6: Kubernetes Engine

Lecture 26 Kubernetes Engine

Lecture 27 Demo- Kubernetes Engine

Lecture 28 Whiteboard - Kubernetes

Section 7: Cloud Functions

Lecture 29 Cloud Functions Basics

Lecture 30 Cloud Functions Demo

Section 8: Cloud Storage

Lecture 31 Data Storage Basics

Lecture 32 Cloud Storage Basics

Lecture 33 Cloud Storage

Lecture 34 Cloud Storage Demo Part2

Section 9: Networking

Lecture 35 Networking Overview

Lecture 36 VPC Overview

Lecture 37 IP Addressing

Lecture 38 Networking Whiteboard

Lecture 39 Networking Demo

Lecture 40 VPC Whiteboard

Lecture 41 Hybrid Connectivity Networking Whiteboard

Section 10: Developing on Google Cloud Platform

Lecture 42 Download SDK

Lecture 43 Devops on GCP Part 1

Lecture 44 Devops on GCP Part 2

Lecture 45 Cloud Source Repositories Demo

Lecture 46 Cloud Build Demo

Lecture 47 Demo Gcloud Commands

Section 11: 1. Designing highly scalable, available, and reliable cloud-native applications

Lecture 48 Section 1 Coverage

Lecture 49 1.1 Designing performant applications and APIs

Lecture 50 Infrastructure as a Service vs. Container as a Service vs. Platform as a Service

Lecture 51 Portability vs. platform-specific design

Lecture 52 Evaluating System Considerations

Lecture 53 Operating system versions and base runtimes of services

Lecture 54 Service Locality

Lecture 55 Whiteboard Service Locality

Lecture 56 Locality Test Tips

Lecture 57 Microservices

Lecture 58 Whiteboard- Microservices

Lecture 59 Testips - Microservices

Lecture 60 Defining a key structure for high write applications using Cloud Storage, Cloud

Lecture 61 Defining a key structure Test Tips

Lecture 62 Session management

Lecture 63 Test Tips Session Management

Lecture 64 Loosely coupled applications using asynchronous Cloud Pub/Sub events

Lecture 65 Demo Pub Sub

Lecture 66 Test Tips Cloud Pub Sub

Lecture 67 Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints

Lecture 68 Demo Cloud Endpoints

Lecture 69 Test Tips -API Management

Lecture 70 Health checks

Lecture 71 TestTips Healthchecks

Lecture 72 Google-recommended practices and documentation

Lecture 73 1.2 Designing secure applications

Lecture 74 Applicable regulatory requirements and legislation

Lecture 75 TestTips Regulatory Requirements

Lecture 76 Security mechanisms that protect services and resources

Lecture 77 TestTips Security Mechanisms

Lecture 78 Storing and rotating secrets

Lecture 79 Secrets Whiteboard

Lecture 80 TestTips Secrets

Lecture 81 IAM roles for users/groups/service accounts

Lecture 82 IAM Whiteboard

Lecture 83 TestTips IAM

Lecture 84 HTTPs certificates

Lecture 85 Test Tips Https Certificates

Lecture 86 Demo Https Certificates

Lecture 87 Google-recommended practices and documentation

Lecture 88 1.3 Managing application data.

Lecture 89 Defining database schemas for Google-managed databases

Lecture 90 TestTips Defining Schema

Lecture 91 Session Management

Lecture 92 TestTips Session Management

Lecture 93 Loosely Coupled Apps - Cloud Pub/Sub

Lecture 94 Demo - Loosely Coupled Apps - Cloud Pub/Sub

Lecture 95 Whiteboard - Cloud Pub/Sub

Lecture 96 TestTips Loosely Coupled Apps - Cloud Pub/Sub

Lecture 97 Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints

Lecture 98 Demo Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints

Lecture 99 TesTips Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints

Lecture 100 TestTips Health Checks

Lecture 101 Health Checks

Lecture 102 Choosing data storage options based on use case considerations

Lecture 103 TestTips Data Storage

Lecture 104 Working with data ingestion systems

Lecture 105 TestTips Data Ingestion

Lecture 106 Following Google-recommended practices and documentation

Lecture 107 1.4 Re-architecting applications from local services to Google Cloud Platform.

Lecture 108 Using managed services

Lecture 109 Using the strangler pattern for migration

Lecture 110 Strangler Whiteboard

Lecture 111 Codelabs - Exercise for Practice- Cloud Functions

Lecture 112 Codelabs - Cloud Pub/sub

Lecture 113 Google-recommended practices and documentation

Lecture 114 Section Review Questions

Section 12: 2. Building and Testing Applications

Lecture 115 Section 2 Building and Testing Applications

Lecture 116 2.1 Setting up your development environment.

Lecture 117 Local application development emulations

Lecture 118 Developer Tools and SDK

Lecture 119 Demo SDK Install and basic commands

Lecture 120 Demo SDK Emulators

Lecture 121 TesTips SDK

Lecture 122 Creating GCP projects

Lecture 123 Demo CLI Create Project

Lecture 124 TestTips Create Project

Lecture 125 2.2 Building a continuous integration pipeline

Lecture 126 Creating a Cloud Source Repository and committing code to it

Lecture 127 DevOps and Pipelines

Lecture 128 Developing unit tests for all code written

Lecture 129 Developing an integration pipeline using services

Lecture 130 Reviewing test results of continuous integration pipeline

Lecture 131 TestTips

Lecture 132 Whiteboard - DevOps

Lecture 133 2.3 Testing. Considerations include

Lecture 134 Performance Testing

Lecture 135 Whiteboard Testing

Lecture 136 TestTips Testing

Lecture 137 2.4 Writing code

Lecture 138 Algorithm design

Lecture 139 Modern application patterns

Lecture 140 Efficiency

Lecture 141 TestTips

Lecture 142 Section Review Questions

Section 13: 3. Deploying applications

Lecture 143 Section 3

Lecture 144 3.1 Implementing appropriate deployment strategies based on the target compute

Lecture 145 Blue Green Deployments

Lecture 146 Whiteboard App Engine

Lecture 147 Demo App Engine

Lecture 148 3.2 Deploying applications and services on Compute Engine

Lecture 149 Launching a compute instance using GCP Console and Cloud SDK

Lecture 150 Moving a persistent disk to different VM

Lecture 151 Creating an autoscaled managed instance group using an instance template

Lecture 152 Generating/uploading a custom SSH key for instances

Lecture 153 Configuring a VM for Stackdriver monitoring and logging

Lecture 154 Creating an instance with a startup script that installs software

Lecture 155 Creating custom metadata tags

Lecture 156 Creating a load balancer for Compute Engine instances

Lecture 157 3.3 Deploying applications and services on Google Kubernetes Engine

Lecture 158 Deploying a GKE cluster

Lecture 159 Kubenetes Engine Whiteboard

Lecture 160 Kubenetes Engine Clusters Demo

Lecture 161 TestTips

Lecture 162 3.4 Deploying an application to App Engine. Considerations include

Lecture 163 Scaling configuration

Lecture 164 GKE or App Engine

Lecture 165 TestTips App Engine

Lecture 166 Cloud Functions that are triggered via an event

Lecture 167 Cloud Functions that are invoked via HTTP

Lecture 168 3.6 Creating data storage resources. Tasks include

Lecture 169 Creating a Cloud SQL instance

Lecture 170 Cloud Datastore

Lecture 171 Creating BigQuery datasets

Lecture 172 Creating a Cloud Storage bucket

Lecture 173 Creating a Cloud Pub/Sub topic

Lecture 174 TestTips Create data storage

Lecture 175 3.7 Deploying and implementing networking resources. Tasks include: Creating an

Lecture 176 Creating an auto mode VPC with subnets

Lecture 177 Setting up a domain using Cloud DNS

Lecture 178 TestTips Networking

Lecture 179 3.8 Automating resource provisioning with Deployment Manager

Lecture 180 Deployment Manager

Lecture 181 Deployment Manager Demo

Lecture 182 TestTips

Lecture 183 3.9 Managing Service accounts. Tasks include: Creating a service account with a

Lecture 184 Service Accounts

Lecture 185 Save KeyFile

Lecture 186 Codelabs

Lecture 187 TestTips

Lecture 188 Section Review Questions

Section 14: 4. Integrating Google Cloud Platform Services

Lecture 189 Section 4 Overview

Lecture 190 4.1 Integrating an application with Data and Storage services.

Lecture 191 Enable Bigquery and permissions on dataset

Lecture 192 SQL Searches/Selects

Lecture 193 Whiteboard- Fetching Ingesting data

Lecture 194 Codelab -Biquery

Lecture 195 BigTable or BigQuery

Lecture 196 Writing an SQL query to retrieve data from relational databases

Lecture 197 Connecting to SQL

Lecture 198 Gsutil Storing and retrieving objects from Google Storage

Lecture 199 Quickstart - Cloud Storage GsUtil

Lecture 200 Connecting to a Cloud SQL instance

Lecture 201 Enabling Cloud Spanner and configuring an instance

Lecture 202 Cloud Spanner Whitepaper

Lecture 203 Demo -Cloud Spanner

Lecture 204 Cloud Spanner Best Practices

Lecture 205 DataProc or Dataflow

Lecture 206 TestTips

Lecture 207 Configuring a Cloud Pub/Sub push subscription to call an endpoint

Lecture 208 Data Ingestion Sources

Lecture 209 4.2 Integrating an application with compute services. Tasks include

Lecture 210 Provisioning and configuring networks

Lecture 211 Writing an application that publishes/consumes from Cloud Pub/Sub

Lecture 212 Authenticating users by using Oauth2 Web Flow and Identity Aware Proxy

Lecture 213 Reading instance metadata to obtain application configuration

Lecture 214 TestTips Oath

Lecture 215 4.3 Integrating Google Cloud APIs with applications. Tasks include

Lecture 216 Enable API

Lecture 217 Using Pre Trained ML APIS

Lecture 218 Using service accounts to make Google API calls

Lecture 219 Using APIs Calls

Lecture 220 Making API calls

Lecture 221 Using the Cloud SDK to perform Basic Tasks

Lecture 222 DLP API

Lecture 223 TestTips

Lecture 224 Section Review Questions

Section 15: Section 5. Managing Application Performance Monitoring

Lecture 225 Section 5 Overview

Lecture 226 Objectives 5.1 Installing Monitoring and Logging

Lecture 227 Install Stackdriver Monitoring Agent

Lecture 228 Objectives 5.2

Lecture 229 Debugging a VM image with serial port

Lecture 230 Using the CLI tools

Lecture 231 Analyzing a failed VM instance

Lecture 232 Sending Logs from a VM

Lecture 233 TestTips

Lecture 234 Objectives 5.3

Lecture 235 Monitoring Dashboard and Views

Lecture 236 Create Monitoring Dashboard Stackdriver

Lecture 237 Viewing Logs In Console

Lecture 238 Viewing Syslogs from a VM

Lecture 239 Streaming Logs

Lecture 240 Creating Logging Sinks

Lecture 241 Create Custom Metrics

Lecture 242 Graphing Metrics

Lecture 243 Using Stackdriver Debugger

Lecture 244 Review Stack Traces

Lecture 245 TestTips

Lecture 246 Objectives 5.4

Lecture 247 Setting Up time checks and basic alerts

Lecture 248 Troubleshooting Network Issues

Lecture 249 API Debbugging

Lecture 250 Codelab Networking For Developers

Lecture 251 Review App Performance Stackdriver

Lecture 252 Troubleshooting Image and OS

Lecture 253 Docs and Support

Lecture 254 TestTips

Lecture 255 Section Review Questions

Section 16: Case Study - Hiplocal

Lecture 256 Case Study Overview

Lecture 257 Case Study Sample Questions

Lecture 258 TestTips

Section 17: Resources to help Study and Tips to Prepare!

Lecture 259 Pricing Calculator

Lecture 260 Qwiklabs

Lecture 261 Codelabs Free to Use

Lecture 262 Stackoverflow

Lecture 263 Project Treehouse

Lecture 264 GCP Pricing Calculator

Lecture 265 GCP Stencils and Icons

Lecture 266 Gcping

Section 18: Practice Exam

Lecture 267 Bonus Lecture- Additional Practice Exams

Section 19: Course Closeout

Lecture 268 Top Ten Things to Focus on the Cloud Developer Exam 12/2018

Lecture 269 Deep Dive Notes for exam

Lecture 270 Comparing AWS to GCP Certifications

Lecture 271 Good Luck and Course Closeout

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Python 3 And Data Science Mastery - Practical Python 3
Last updated 5/2022
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Language: English | Size: 8.69 GB | Duration: 26h 45m

Develop Python 3 and Data Science Apps - Python 3 and Data Science Class - Real World Python 3 and Data Science Projects



What you'll learn
Develop python based applications
Develop marketing applications with Python
Mine twitter data with Python to get grasp of people's opinion on trending matters
Develop Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications with Python to process everyday language
Create Machine Learning applications with Python to make your computer smart and automate the boring tasks
Create Deep Learning applications with Python to add Artificial Intelligence to your machine learning models and create even smarter models
Use IBM Watson to unlock the vast world of unstructured data and create your own language translator applications with Python
Create Big Data applications with the help of the Relational Databases and Python clear and concise syntax
Use Data Science to predict business predictions and business intelligence
Automate everyday tasks and save time

Requirements
No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know
A computer with Windows, Mac, Linux, ChromeOS operating system installed

Description
The main goal of this course is to teach you how to code using Python 3 & Data Science. My name is Morteza Kordi, Senior Python Programmer & Data Science Specialist and Udemy instructor with over 70,000 satisfied students, and I've designed The Ultimate Hands-On Python 3 and Data Science Bootcamp with one thing in mind: you should learn by practicing your skills and building apps. I'll personally be answering any questions you might have and I'll be happy to provide links, resources, and any help I can offer to help you master Python 3 & data Science as well as Machine Learning. In this course, I will demonstrate the power of Python & Data Science, and how I dramatically increased my career prospects as a Programmer. New to Programming or Python? I'll personally teach you the fundamentals of programming & Python. you will master the basics before diving into the advanced stuff. So no programming experience is required.Want to learn about Natural Language Processing (NLP)? This Course contains a comprehensive course about NLP too. Want to learn about IBM Watson and Cognitive Computing? If you want to process unstructured data, deal with human limitations, improve performance and abilities or handle enormous quantities of data then you should learn IBM Watson and Cognitive Computing. This Course has the answer for you.Want to learn Machine Learning? If you want to simplify your product marketing, get accurate sales forecasts, facilitate accurate medical predictions and diagnoses, simplify time-intensive documentation in data entry, improve the precision of financial rules and models, and easy spam detection then you should learn Machine Learning. Again This Course has the answer for you.Want to learn Deep Learning? Do you struggle with processing large numbers of features? If yes, then you should learn Deep Learning. Again This Course covers this topic too!So... Why This Course?!Learn to code like the pros - not just copy and pasteLearn the Latest Python 3 APIs and services - we don't teach old junkLearn to build apps - a lot of themNo Programming Experience is neededBuild Real-world AppsLifetime SupportDon't wait and join us now by clicking the BUY NOW button!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Download & Install the Required Softwares

Lecture 2 Install Anaconda

Lecture 3 Update Anaconda

Lecture 4 Our package managers

Lecture 5 Install jupyter-matplotlib

Lecture 6 Download and Install Visual Studio Code

Section 3: Learn to Use IPyton & Jupyter Notebooks

Lecture 7 IPython

Lecture 8 Jupyter Notebook

Section 4: Python Programming Basics

Lecture 9 Variables

Lecture 10 Source code

Lecture 11 Arithmetic

Lecture 12 Source code

Lecture 13 Strings - Single Quoted & Double Quoted Strings

Lecture 14 Source code

Lecture 15 Triple-quoted Strings

Lecture 16 Source code

Lecture 17 Get input from user

Lecture 18 Source code

Lecture 19 Decision making

Lecture 20 Objects

Lecture 21 Source code

Section 5: Control Statements in Python

Lecture 22 if, elif and else

Lecture 23 Source code

Lecture 24 while loop

Lecture 25 Source code

Lecture 26 for loop

Lecture 27 Source code

Lecture 28 Augmented assignments

Lecture 29 Source code

Lecture 30 Sequence iteration

Lecture 31 Source code

Lecture 32 Sentinel iteration

Lecture 33 Source code

Lecture 34 Range function

Lecture 35 Source code

Lecture 36 Decimal type

Lecture 37 Source code

Lecture 38 Logical operators

Lecture 39 Source code

Section 6: Functions in Python

Lecture 40 Defining functions

Lecture 41 Source code

Lecture 42 Functions with multiple parameters

Lecture 43 Source code

Lecture 44 Random number generation

Lecture 45 Source code

Lecture 46 math Module

Lecture 47 Source code

Lecture 48 Default Argument Value

Lecture 49 Source code

Lecture 50 Keyword Arguments

Lecture 51 Source code

Lecture 52 Arbitrary Parameter List

Lecture 53 Source code

Lecture 54 Methods

Lecture 55 Source code

Lecture 56 Scoping

Lecture 57 Source code

Lecture 58 Import statement

Lecture 59 Source code

Lecture 60 Function arguments

Lecture 61 Source code

Lecture 62 Reproducibility

Lecture 63 Source code

Section 7: Sequences in Python Programming - Master Lists & Tuples

Lecture 64 Intro - What we are going to learn in this section of the course

Lecture 65 Install Code-Runner Extension in Visual Studio Code

Lecture 66 A List of Integer Values & Accessing List Elements With Positive Indices

Lecture 67 Source Code

Lecture 68 Negatives Indices & Math Operations to access elements & Mutable Lists

Lecture 69 Source Code

Lecture 70 Populating list with a range & Concatenation Operator & Boolean Operations

Lecture 71 Source Code

Lecture 72 Tuples

Lecture 73 Tuples Source Code

Lecture 74 Why you should learn about sequence unpacking in Python

Lecture 75 Unpacking Tuples, Strings & Lists

Lecture 76 Unpacking Tuples, Strings & Lists - Source Code

Lecture 77 Unpacking Range of Integer Values

Lecture 78 Unpacking Range of Integer Values - Source Code

Lecture 79 Use "Unpacking" to add swapping feature to your app

Lecture 80 Use "Unpacking" to add swapping feature to your app - Source Code

Lecture 81 Unpacking Enumerated Sequences With their Indices & Corresponding Values

Lecture 82 Unpacking Enumerated Sequences - Source Code

Lecture 83 Create a primitive bar chart with # ;)

Lecture 84 Source Code

Lecture 85 Slice an ordered subset of sequence values

Lecture 86 Source Code

Lecture 87 Slice an intermittent subset of sequence values

Lecture 88 Source Code

Lecture 89 Use negative indices to slice a reversed subset of sequence values

Lecture 90 Source Code

Lecture 91 Count backwards the sequence - "The HARD way"

Lecture 92 Source Code

Lecture 93 Update a subset of sequence values

Lecture 94 Source Code

Lecture 95 Delete a subset of sequence values

Lecture 96 Source Code

Lecture 97 Modify an intermittent subset of sequence values

Lecture 98 Source Code

Lecture 99 Determine the identity of your sequence object after slicing

Lecture 100 Source Code

Lecture 101 Del Statement

Lecture 102 Source Code

Lecture 103 Pass a list object to a function - Passing by reference explained!

Lecture 104 Source Code

Lecture 105 The Sort Method

Lecture 106 Source Code

Lecture 107 The Sorted Function

Lecture 108 Source Code

Lecture 109 Sequence Searching

Lecture 110 Source Code

Lecture 111 Usages of "in" and "not in" keywords when it comes to sequence searching

Lecture 112 Source Code

Lecture 113 Inserting & Appending

Lecture 114 Source Code

Lecture 115 Extend your list

Lecture 116 Source Code

Lecture 117 Remove & Clear List Elements

Lecture 118 Source Code

Lecture 119 Count up the list items and determine the occurrence

Lecture 120 Source Code

Lecture 121 Reverse your list elements

Lecture 122 Source Code

Lecture 123 How to create a shallow list copy of your list elements

Lecture 124 Source Code

Lecture 125 How to create a shallow list copy of your list elements

Lecture 126 Source Code

Lecture 127 Stack Data Structure and the pop() function

Lecture 128 Source Code

Lecture 129 Simple List Comprehension Creation

Lecture 130 Source Code

Lecture 131 Complex List Comprehension Creation

Lecture 132 Source Code

Lecture 133 Add decision making to your list comprehension

Lecture 134 Source Code

Lecture 135 Apply List Comprehension other sorts of sequences

Lecture 136 Source Code

Lecture 137 Generator Expression Vs List Comprehension - Which one is better?

Lecture 138 Source Code

Lecture 139 Generator Expressions

Lecture 140 Source Code

Lecture 141 Functional Programming With Filter()

Lecture 142 Source Code

Lecture 143 Use Lambda Expression to Simplify the Process of Filtering

Lecture 144 Source Code

Lecture 145 Functional Programming With Map()

Lecture 146 Source Code

Lecture 147 Functional Programming With Reduce()

Lecture 148 Source Code

Lecture 149 The ord fucntion - Get the numeric value of your sequence!

Lecture 150 Source Code

Lecture 151 Sequence processing with min() and max()

Lecture 152 Source Code

Lecture 153 The Zip Function

Lecture 154 Source Code

Lecture 155 Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 156 Source Code

Section 8: Dictionaries & Sets in Python

Lecture 157 Intro - What is dictionary & set

Lecture 158 How to create a dictionary in Python

Lecture 159 Source Code

Lecture 160 Iterate through a dictionary

Lecture 161 Source Code

Lecture 162 Access, Update and Insert new Entities to your Dictionary

Lecture 163 Source Code

Lecture 164 Remove Entities From your Dictionary

Lecture 165 Source Code

Lecture 166 Get Function

Lecture 167 Source Code

Lecture 168 Keys & Values Methods and Operations

Lecture 169 Source Code

Lecture 170 Dictionary Comparison

Lecture 171 Source Code

Lecture 172 Sets

Lecture 173 Source Code

Lecture 174 Comparing Sets

Lecture 175 Source Code

Lecture 176 Union Function

Lecture 177 Source Code

Lecture 178 Intersection Function

Lecture 179 Source Code

Lecture 180 Difference Function

Lecture 181 Source Code

Lecture 182 Symmetric Difference Function

Lecture 183 Source Code

Lecture 184 IsDisjoint Function

Lecture 185 Source Code

Lecture 186 Update Method

Lecture 187 Source Code

Lecture 188 Add Method

Lecture 189 Source Code

Lecture 190 Remove Method

Lecture 191 Source Code

Section 9: Array Oriented Programming With Numpy

Lecture 192 Intro

Lecture 193 Creating Arrays & Two Dimensional Arrays Using Numpy

Lecture 194 Source Code

Lecture 195 Numpy Array Attributes

Lecture 196 Source Code

Lecture 197 Populate your array with special values

Lecture 198 Source Code

Lecture 199 Create Arrays Using Ranges

Lecture 200 Source Code

Section 10: Master Strings in Python

Lecture 201 Intro

Lecture 202 Presentation Types

Lecture 203 Source Code

Lecture 204 Field Widths & Alignment

Lecture 205 Source Code

Lecture 206 Numeric Formatting

Lecture 207 Source Code

Lecture 208 String's Format Method

Lecture 209 Source Code

Lecture 210 Concatenating & Repeating Strings

Lecture 211 Source Code

Lecture 212 Stripping Whitespace From Strings

Lecture 213 Source Code

Section 11: Files & Exceptions in Python

Lecture 214 Intro

Lecture 215 Learn about files in Python - How Python treats them?

Lecture 216 How to write to a text file

Lecture 217 Source Code

Lecture 218 How to read data from a text file

Lecture 219 Source Code

Lecture 220 Update your text file

Lecture 221 Source Code

Lecture 222 Exception Handling

Lecture 223 Facing Invalid Data or Input

Lecture 224 Source Code

Lecture 225 Try Statement

Lecture 226 Source Code

Lecture 227 Finally Clause

Lecture 228 Source Code

Lecture 229 Extra point: Wrap the with statement with try suit

Lecture 230 Source Code

Section 12: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 231 Intro

Lecture 232 Create your custom class

Lecture 233 Source Code

Lecture 234 Attribute access control

Lecture 235 Properties

Lecture 236 Source Code

Lecture 237 Private attribute simulation

Lecture 238 Source Code

Lecture 239 Inheritance

Lecture 240 Source Code

Lecture 241 Polymorphism

Lecture 242 Source Code

Lecture 243 Duck typing

Lecture 244 Source Code

Lecture 245 Object class

Lecture 246 Operator overloading

Section 13: Natural Language Processing (NLP)

Lecture 247 Intro

Lecture 248 Get Textblob

Lecture 249 Create Textblobg

Lecture 250 Source Code

Lecture 251 Text tokenizing

Lecture 252 Source Code

Lecture 253 Parts of speech tagging

Lecture 254 Source Code

Lecture 255 Noun phrase extraction

Lecture 256 Source Code

Lecture 257 Textblob's default sentiment analyzer

Lecture 258 Source Code

Lecture 259 NaiveBayesAnalyzer

Lecture 260 Source Code

Lecture 261 Language detection and translation

Lecture 262 Source Code

Lecture 263 Pluralization & Singularization

Lecture 264 Source Code

Lecture 265 Spell checking & Correction

Lecture 266 Source Code

Section 14: Twitter Data Mining

Lecture 267 Intro

Lecture 268 Create your twitter developer account

Lecture 269 Get yourself comfortable with reading Twitter API docs

Lecture 270 Create your first twitter app project and access the private credentials

Lecture 271 Install the tweepy module on your system

Lecture 272 Authenticate with twitter

Lecture 273 Source Code

Lecture 274 Access information of a twitter account

Lecture 275 Source Code

Lecture 276 Access user's followers and friends by using cursor object

Lecture 277 Source Code

Lecture 278 Find out who the user's followers are!

Lecture 279 Source Code

Lecture 280 Find out who the user's followings are!

Lecture 281 Source Code

Lecture 282 Get user's latest tweets

Lecture 283 Source Code

Lecture 284 Search the recent tweets

Lecture 285 Source Code

Section 15: IBM Watson & Cognitive Computing

Lecture 286 Intro

Lecture 287 IBM Watson explained

Lecture 288 Create an IBM cloud account

Lecture 289 Install the necessary components

Lecture 290 Translator app demo

Lecture 291 Translator app to do list

Lecture 292 Register for the speech to text service

Lecture 293 Register for the text to speech service

Lecture 294 Register for the language translator service

Lecture 295 Import Watson SDK classes and media modules

Lecture 296 Source code

Lecture 297 Translate function & entry point

Lecture 298 Source Code

Lecture 299 Record user's voice function

Lecture 300 Source code

Lecture 301 Step #1 : Record english audio

Lecture 302 Source code

Lecture 303 Speech to text function

Lecture 304 Source code

Lecture 305 Step #2: Transcribe english speech to english text

Lecture 306 Source code

Lecture 307 Translate function

Lecture 308 Source code

Lecture 309 Step #3: Translate the english text into french text

Lecture 310 Source code

Lecture 311 Text to speech function

Lecture 312 Source code

Lecture 313 Step #4: Convert the french text into spoken french audio

Lecture 314 Source code

Lecture 315 Play function

Lecture 316 Source code

Lecture 317 Step #5: Play french audio

Lecture 318 Source code

Lecture 319 Step #6: Record french audio

Lecture 320 Source code

Lecture 321 Step #7: Transcribe the french speech to french text

Lecture 322 Source code

Lecture 323 Step #8: Translate the french text into english text

Lecture 324 Source code

Lecture 325 Step #9: Convert the english text into spoken english audio

Lecture 326 Source code

Lecture 327 Step #10: Play english audio & finishing touches

Lecture 328 Source code

Lecture 329 Project source code

Section 16: Machine learning in Python

Lecture 330 Intro

Lecture 331 Machine Learning Types

Lecture 332 Classification model

Lecture 333 Scikit-Learn library

Lecture 334 Datasets

Lecture 335 Digits dataset

Lecture 336 K-Nearest Neighbors Algorithm

Lecture 337 Hyperparameters

Lecture 338 Loading the digits dataset

Lecture 339 Source code

Lecture 340 Target & Data attributes

Lecture 341 Source code

Lecture 342 Set up data

Lecture 343 Source code

Lecture 344 Create a diagram

Lecture 345 Source code

Lecture 346 Display digit images

Lecture 347 Source code

Lecture 348 Splitting data for training and testing purposes

Lecture 349 Source code

Lecture 350 Training & Testing size customization

Lecture 351 Source code

Lecture 352 Create the Model

Lecture 353 Source code

Lecture 354 Train the Model

Lecture 355 Source code

Lecture 356 Predict data & Test your model

Lecture 357 Source code

Lecture 358 Final source code

Section 17: Deep learning in Python

Lecture 359 Introduction

Lecture 360 Deep learning models

Lecture 361 Neural networks

Lecture 362 Artificial neurons

Lecture 363 Artificial Neural Network Diagram

Lecture 364 Iterative learning process

Lecture 365 How synapses are activated

Lecture 366 Backpropagation technique

Lecture 367 Tensors

Lecture 368 Convnets

Lecture 369 MNIST digits dataset

Lecture 370 Probabilistic classification

Lecture 371 Keras reproducibility

Lecture 372 Keras neural network components

Lecture 373 Loading MNIST Dataset

Lecture 374 Source code

Lecture 375 Explore MNIST Data

Lecture 376 Source code

Lecture 377 Digits visualization

Lecture 378 Source code

Lecture 379 Data preparation process - Reshaping

Lecture 380 Source code

Lecture 381 Data preparation - Normalization

Lecture 382 Source code

Lecture 383 Data preparation - Converting labels to categorical data

Lecture 384 Source code

Lecture 385 Neural Network Creation

Lecture 386 Source code

Lecture 387 Integrating layers into the network

Lecture 388 Source code

Lecture 389 The Convolution Process

Lecture 390 Add Conv2D Layer

Lecture 391 Source code

Lecture 392 Conv2D Output Dimensionality

Lecture 393 Overfitting

Lecture 394 Add a Pooling Layer

Lecture 395 Source code

Lecture 396 Add One More Convolution Layer

Lecture 397 Source code

Lecture 398 Add one more pooling layer

Lecture 399 Source code

Lecture 400 Add Flatten Layer

Lecture 401 Source code

Lecture 402 Add a Dense Layer to reduce the features

Lecture 403 Source code

Lecture 404 Add a Dense Layer to produce the final results

Lecture 405 Source code

Lecture 406 Model's Summary

Lecture 407 Source code

Lecture 408 Model Structure Visualization

Lecture 409 Source code

Lecture 410 Compile the model

Lecture 411 Source code

Lecture 412 Train the model

Lecture 413 Source code

Lecture 414 Evaluate the model

Lecture 415 Source code

Lecture 416 Predict data

Lecture 417 Source code

Lecture 418 Display the incorrect predictions

Lecture 419 Source code

Lecture 420 Visualize the incorrect predictions

Lecture 421 Source code

Lecture 422 Access the wrong predictions' probabilities

Lecture 423 Source code

Lecture 424 Saving & Loading our model

Lecture 425 Source code

Section 18: Big Data

Lecture 426 Databases

Lecture 427 Relational databases

Lecture 428 Create a sqlite database

Lecture 429 Source code

Lecture 430 Create a table

Lecture 431 Source code

Lecture 432 Create a list of martial arts

Lecture 433 Source code

Lecture 434 Insert data into the database

Lecture 435 Source code

Lecture 436 Access the database data

Lecture 437 Source code

Lecture 438 Update the database data

Lecture 439 Source code

Lecture 440 Delete the database data

Lecture 441 Source code

Section 19: Data Science

Lecture 442 Intro to datascience

Lecture 443 Descriptive statistics

Lecture 444 Source code

Lecture 445 Measures of central tendency

Lecture 446 Mean

Lecture 447 Source code

Lecture 448 Median

Lecture 449 Source code

Lecture 450 Mode

Lecture 451 Source code

Lecture 452 Measures of Dispersion

Lecture 453 Variance

Lecture 454 Source code

Lecture 455 Standard deviation

Lecture 456 Source code

Lecture 457 Static visualization

Lecture 458 Import the necessary modules

Lecture 459 Source code

Lecture 460 Roll the dice

Lecture 461 Source code

Lecture 462 Set the title and style of your visualization

Lecture 463 Source code

Lecture 464 Start the visualization

Lecture 465 Source code

Lecture 466 Setting up title for each bar

Lecture 467 Source code

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Full Stack Java-Angular 14 (Français) : Back Et Front End
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Language: French | Size: 7.39 GB | Duration: 12h 22m

Devenez Full-Stack Java-Angular avec Spring Boot[Rest API],NodeJs[Npm],rxjs,TypeScript,JPA,Maven,H2,IDE[Eclipse Vs Code]



What you'll learn
L'initialisation d'un projet en Spring Boot et Angular
Création de WEB services REST FULL avec Spring REST API
Créer votre premier site web en mode FULL STACK grâce à Spring Boot et Angular
Connecter un Back Java et utilisés les expositions de services coté Front Angular
Utilisation de base de données mémoire H2
Utilisation du Framework JPA et Hibernate pour la persistance des données en BDD H2
Utilisation de node JS et Npm
Utiliser maven

Requirements
Avoir des notions en programmation est requise
Avoir des connaissance en Java et du Framework Maven
Avoir des notions en Angular (Pas obligatoire)
Avoir des notions en SQL et sur les SGBD
Avoir une bonne connaissance en HTML et CSS avec Bootstrap

Description
Bienvenue dans ce cours ou vous apprenez à devenir développeur Full Stack en Spring Boot service Rest Api et Angular 14 .Avec l'évolution des nouvelles technologies (Développements web applicatifs) , nombreuses sont les entreprises et ESN qui sollicitent les développeurs Full Stack , notamment en Java - Angular ou encore en Java - React.Java est un langage de programmation de plus en plus demandé sur le marché de l'Informatique, que cela soit en France ou ailleurs dans le monde. Angular est un Framework côté client Front, open source, basé sur TypeScript . C'est est une réécriture complète d'AngularJS qui vous permet de bien utilisé les composants de votre application. De nos jours, rare sont les développeurs ayant une double casquette de développeur Back et Front . Par conséquent , avoir une compétence supplémentaire en développement Front avec Angular est très apprécié par les recruteurs , et serait pour vous un atout incontournable pour créer la différence et être compétitif sur le marché. Vous avez un minimum en Java et n'avez pas de compétences en Angular , ou vous avez besoin de bien révisez votre cours pour aller plus loin, pas de problème ce cours est fait pour vous .Dans ce cour :Vous apprendrez les bases du développement Web complet en développant une application de gestion des utilisateurs à l'aide Spring Boot et Angular ;Vous construirez votre application gestion des utilisateurs étape par étape(Je vous fournis tous les codes sources en HTML pour mieux comprendre avec moi);Vous utiliserez Angular (Frontend Framework), TypeScript Basics, Angular CLI , Spring Boot (REST API Framework), Vous utiliserez Maven (gestion des dépendances), Node (npm), Visual Studio Code (TypeScript IDE), Eclipse (Java IDE) et Tomcat Embedded Web Server;Vous utiliserez une base de données mémoire H2 pour valider la persistance de données avec JPA(Java Persistance Api);Vous Utiliserez Postman dans le cadre du test de Services.Bonne Formation ! Best Regards

Who this course is for
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Kryptowährungen 'Einsteigerkurs Für Beginner'
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Eine einmalige Gelegenheit für Dich von einem Paradigmenwechsel zu profitieren! Die Chance ist JETZT da!



What you'll learn
Was ist Geld (Geschichte, Inflation).
Was sind Kryptowährungen und wie unterscheiden sie sich. Was ist Bitcoin.
CBDC's vs. Kryptowährungen (Vor- und Nachteile).
Was ist eine Blockchain und wie ist die Funktionsweise.
Full Nodes und Light Nodes (Unterschiede).
Konsensmechanismus in Blockchain Systemen.
Die Zukunft von Blockchains.
Smart Contracts (Nutzen, Vor- und Nachteile, Anwendungen).
Wie und Wo kann ich Kryptowährungen kaufen. Börsen, Broker und DEX.
Online Pay Bill und Kauf von Bitcoin und Ethereum ohne Account
Was ist eine Wallet und welche Arten gibt es. Welche Wallets sind zu empfehlen und welche eher nicht.
Wie schütze ich mich und meine Kryptos (Verlustrisiko, Back Up's etc.)
Marktinformationen (Coin Gecko, Coin Market Cap, Coin 360 Heat Map)
News und Tech Support bei Fragen und Hilfe sowie News und Trends rechtzeitig zu erkennen.
Was erwartet einen sonst im Krypto Space (DeFi / Decentralized Finance)
Professionelle Krypto Spekulation durch einen Profi im Markt
Indirektes Krypto Investment (Krypto und Bitcoin Proxys)

Requirements
Du möchtest wissen was Kryptowährungen sind.
Du möchtest verstehen was Bitcoin ist.
Du möchtest wissen was eine Blockchain ist und wie sie funktioniert.
Du möchtest Kryptowährungen kaufen und wissen wie man sie sichert.
Du willst eine gesunde Grundlage haben, um sicher in den Krypto Markt einsteigen zu können.
Du möchtest wissen was man alles benötigt um im Krypto Markt starten zu können.

Description
Die Welt in der wir aktuell leben, steht vor einem grossen Wandel. Wir befinden uns mitten drin im grössten Paradigmenwechsel unserer Zeit. Unser Finanzsystem, was auch als Fiatmoney bezeichnet wird, steht kurz vor dem Ende seiner Laufzeit. Die fortwährende Schuldenexplosion, seit Aufhebung der Deckung des US Dollars an physisches Gold, muss und wird irgendwann dazu führen, dass ein neues Geldsystem entsteht. Die Entscheidung wird dann getroffen zwischen Digitalen Zentralbankwährungen (kurz: CBDC's) auf der einen Seite oder Dezentralen Kryptowährungen, wie z.B. Bitcoin auf der anderen Seite.Du hast die Wahl......Dich jetzt vor Inflation zu schützen!...Souverän mit deinem Geld und Assets zu werden!...Dir ein passives Einkommen aufzubauen!...mit der richtigen Strategie, ein Vermögen mit Kryptowährungen zu verdienen!Du kannst jetzt von dieser neuen Technologie, die erst seit 2009 besteht, profitieren, indem du dir jetzt das Wissen aneignest. Dazu dient dieser Videokurs! Ich möchte dich sanft in den Kryptomarkt 'reinholen' und dir zeigen...Was sind Kryptowährungen?Worin unterscheiden sich Kryptowährungen gegenüber Fiat Geld?Was ist Bitcoin?Was ist eine Blockchain?Desweitern erkläre ich dir sämtliche Fachbegriffe wie Nodes, Konsensmechanismus, Web 3.0 usw.Du wirst ebenfalls lernen, wie und wo du Kryptowährungen kaufen kannst. Ich zeige dir meine Analyse div. Anbieter und worauf du achten solltest, bevor du kaufst...und wenn du gekauft hast.Ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des Videokurses wird aber das Thema SICHERHEIT sein. Kaufen ist einfach...Kryptos sicher verwahren und verhindern das man 'beklaut' wird, ist schwerer.Wir schauen uns also genau an, was Wallet's sind, also digitale Brieftaschen. Du wird jedes Element und Merkmal von Wallet's lernen und am Ende genau wissen welche für dich optimal ist, um deine Kryptos sicher zu verwahren.DU bist mit Kryptowährungen souverän und selbst verantwortlich (eng. Self Custody), bedeutet, hier legen wir einen starken Fokus drauf!Neben div. Anbietern für Wallet's, werde ich dir auch meine 4-stufige All-in-One Lösungsstrategie zeigen, damit du von vorne bis hinten abgesichert bist und dir keine Fehler passieren.Ich zeige dir meine 4 Goldenen Regeln im vermeiden eigener Fehler und die 7 Level optimaler Krypto Sicherheit.Nachdem du nun sicher im Umgang mit Kryptos bist, sollst du auch wissen, wo und wie du dich optimal über Kryptos und den Markt informieren kannst. Wie du vorgehen musst, wenn du technische Fragen hast und welche One-Stop-Shops ich dir empfehle. Auch entführe ich dich in die Welt des dezentralen Finanzwesens, genannt Decentralized Finance (kurz: DeFi).Als Besonderheit in diesem Kurs, habe ich dir weiterhin 6 Golden Nugget's versteckt, die mit Insider Informationen Rund um den Kryptomarkt darauf warten von dir entdeckt zu werden.Wir sehen und hören uns gleich.Kryptografische Grüsse, Robert ;)

Who this course is for
Jeder, der Kryptowährungen verstehen, nutzen und kaufen will.,Jeder, der sich vor Inflation schützen möchte.,Jeder, der investieren möchte und eine lukrative Anlageklasse sucht.,Jeder, der dezentrale Währungen wie Kryptos Digitalen Zentralbankwährungen (CBDCs) vorzieht.,Jeder, der frei und selbstbestimmt mit seinem Geld agieren möchte.,Jeder, der Angst hat in den Krypto Markt ohne gute Vorbereitung zu gehen.,Jeder, der Kryptos kaufen will aber nicht weiss wie.

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Java Enterprise Edition 8 For Beginners Course
Last updated 8/2021
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Language: English | Size: 23.62 GB | Duration: 29h 49m

Understand Jakarta EE, JPA, CDI, JAX-RS, REST, JWT, JSON-P and JSON-B and more. Add "JEE Developer" to your résumé!



What you'll learn
Understand the theoretical underpinnings of Java Enterprise Edition (JEE)
Understand what JEE specifications and implementations are and how to use them
Learn to create applications using JEE!
Learn to write loosely coupled code using dependency injection API (CDI)
Learn how the various Java EE APIs work together to make you a productive developer
Learn to write powerful web services using the Java API Restful Web Services (JAX-RS)
Master a set of web services that can facilitate rapid development of strong enterprise level applications
Build complex database applications based on platforms using its services and APIs
Write integration tests for Java EE components
And much more!

Requirements
Basic knowledge in Java programming
Enthusiasm and a willingness to take your Java skills to the next level

Description
Are you ready to take your Java skills to the next level and finally understand Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) ?The fact is, that Java Enterprise Edition is in use by companies around the world, including many of the Fortune 500 companies. Because of this there a lots of JEE opportunities and as a JEE developer you will be among the highest paid of all Java developers.This course will get you up to speed quickly and give you the real world skills you need to add "Java Enterprise Edition 8 developer" to your résumé fast!What's this course about?Java Enterprise edition has changed and evolved a lot over the years. This course is about teaching you what JEE is, and how to use it and become a productive JEE developer.The course focuses on JEE 8 (also known as Jakarta EE).By taking this course you will avoid learning about obsolete versions of Java EE, and learn best practices along the way.The course starts at a theoretical level helping you to understand the underpinnings of JEE 8, including understanding the JEE specifications and implementations (which is a very important for a Java Enterprise Edition developer to understand).But then you will dive into understanding JEE 8 at a developmental level with practical hands-on development. Ultimately, this is a hands-on course, so you will be doing a lot of coding as you learn how to use JEE 8.Your instructor in this course is Luqman Saeed, an experienced software developer who has vast knowledge in a number of programming languages including Python, C# and of course Java. He also has extensive Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) experience and has created a great course to pass on his skills with JEE to you.Some of the highest paid jobs in the industry for Java developers are available to those people who know and understand JEE, so here is your chance to dramatically increase your salary and future career opportunitues.What topics are covered in this course?General JEE conceptsContexts and Dependency Injection (CDI 2.0)Java Persistence API (JPA 2.2)Java API for Restful Web Services (JAX-RS 2.1)JWT (Json Web Token)Java API for Web SocketsTesting with Arquillian Framework and JUnit.And a lot more. Why take this course?This is the most comprehensive Java EE/Jakarta EE course on the internet with 340+ HD video lectures!Learn how to write full working Java EE code that is portable across various JEE vendors.The course has a pure standard Java EE API usage focus on app portability across vendors. This is an important skill to master.In-depth coverage of database persistence with JPA.This is the only online course that teaches the Contexts and Dependency Injection API in detail!In-depth coverage of developing REST web services using standards based JAX-RS.Course constantly updated to reflect latest update with Jakarta EE.What skills do you need to enrol?This course assumes you have a basic understanding of the Java programming language. If you have taken a Java course on Udemy such as Tim Buchalka Java Masterclass you will be more than ready for this course.Ready to start?If you're ready to start the Java Enterprise Edition 8 for Beginners Course, then click the enrol button to get started. Feel free to try some of the free video previews on this page as well.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course

Section 2: The Theory of Java EE

Lecture 2 What is Java EE?

Lecture 3 What is an Application Server?

Lecture 4 Examples of Java EE App Servers

Lecture 5 What is a JSR?

Lecture 6 Java Specification Request Examples

Lecture 7 Java Specification Request Examples - JAX-RS

Lecture 8 What is a Reference Implementation?

Lecture 9 What is Jakarta EE?

Lecture 10 Java EE and Spring Framework

Lecture 11 Summary What is Java EE?

Section 3: Setup

Lecture 12 Intro to Software Setup

Lecture 13 How to Install JDK on Windows

Lecture 14 How to Install NetBeans IDE On Windows

Lecture 15 A Note on IDEs

Lecture 16 A Note on Eclipse IDE

Lecture 17 How to Install GIT SCM on Windows

Lecture 18 How to Install Insomnia REST Client

Lecture 19 How to Install Apache Maven on Windows

Lecture 20 Downloading Payara Micro Server

Lecture 21 A Simple Hello World with Java EE 8

Section 4: Getting Your Feet Wet

Lecture 22 Getting Your Feet Wet - Introduction

Lecture 23 Project Creation

Lecture 24 Creating the Todo Object

Lecture 25 Transforming the Todo Object into a JPA Entity

Lecture 26 Entity Lifecycle Callback

Lecture 27 Persistence Unit

Lecture 28 Todo Service

Lecture 29 Todo REST Endpoints

Lecture 30 Overview of What Has Been Done so Far

Lecture 31 Packaging and Deployment

Lecture 32 Testing our Todo Endpoints

Lecture 33 Testing our Todo Endpoints cont'd

Lecture 34 Validating our Todo Entity

Lecture 35 Marking a Todo Object as Complete

Lecture 36 Packaging and Deployment

Lecture 37 Testing Bean Validation

Lecture 38 Java EE Uber Jar

Lecture 39 Packaging and Deploying with Payara Micro

Lecture 40 Outro

Lecture 41 What is Your Understanding of Java EE?

Lecture 42 The 3 Secret APIs to Java EE Mastery

Lecture 43 Secret API 1 - Java Persistence API

Lecture 44 Secret API 2 - Java API for RESTful Web Services

Lecture 45 Secret API 3 - Contexts and Dependency Injection

Section 5: Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI 2.0)

Lecture 46 Introduction to CDI

Lecture 47 What is Dependency Injection

Lecture 48 CDI Features - Typesafe Dependency

Lecture 49 CDI Features - Lifecycle Contexts

Lecture 50 CDI Features - Interceptors

Lecture 51 CDI - Features - Events

Lecture 52 CDI Features - Service Provider Interface

Lecture 53 CDI Bean Discovery Mode

Lecture 54 What is the CDI Container?

Lecture 55 What are Beans and Contextual Instances?

Lecture 56 CDI Injection Point - Field

Lecture 57 CDI Injection Point - Constructor

Lecture 58 CDI Injection Point - Method

Lecture 59 CDI Lifecycle callback - PostConstruct

Lecture 60 CDI Lifecycle callback - PreDestroy

Lecture 61 Let's Run the Code!

Lecture 62 Managed Beans and Bean Types

Lecture 63 Introduction to CDI Qualifiers

Lecture 64 CDI Qualifiers Part 2

Lecture 65 CDI Qualifiers Part 3

Lecture 66 CDI Qualifiers Part 4

Lecture 67 Let's Run the Code!

Lecture 68 Let's Run the Code! cont'd

Lecture 69 CDI Stereotypes - What are they?

Lecture 70 Introduction to CDI Scopes and Contexts

Lecture 71 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Dependent Scope

Lecture 72 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Request Scope

Lecture 73 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Session Scope

Lecture 74 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Application and Conversation Scope

Lecture 75 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Recap

Lecture 76 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Let's Run the Code!

Lecture 77 Summary of CDI Scopes and Contexts

Lecture 78 CDI Producers - An Introduction

Lecture 79 CDI Producers - Scoping Returned Beans

Lecture 80 CDI Producers - Field Producers

Lecture 81 CDI Producers - Qualifying Beans

Lecture 82 CDI Producers - Let's Run the Code!

Lecture 83 CDI Producers - Disposers

Lecture 84 CDI Producers - Summary

Lecture 85 CDI Interceptors - An Introduction

Lecture 86 CDI Interceptors - Interceptor Binding Code

Lecture 87 CDI Interceptors - Activating Using Priority Annotation

Lecture 88 CDI Interceptors - Let's Run the code!

Lecture 89 CDI Events - An Introduction

Lecture 90 CDI Events - The Event Interface API Docs

Lecture 91 CDI Events - The Event Interface

Lecture 92 CDI Events - Simple Events

Lecture 93 CDI Events - Qualifying Events

Lecture 94 CDI Events - Conditional Observers

Lecture 95 CDI Events - Async Events

Lecture 96 CDI Events - Prioritizing Observer Method Invocation

Lecture 97 CDI Events- Let's Run the Code

Lecture 98 Chapter Summary

Section 6: Java Persistence API (JPA 2.2)

Lecture 99 Java Persistence API - Overview

Lecture 100 JPA - Caveat

Lecture 101 ORM Manifesto - Objects, not Tables

Lecture 102 ORM Manifesto - Convenience, not Ignorance

Lecture 103 ORM Manifesto - Unobtrusive, not Transparent

Lecture 104 ORM Manifesto - Legacy Data, New Objects

Lecture 105 ORM Manifesto - Just Enough, Not Too Much

Lecture 106 ORM Manifesto - Local, but Mobile

Lecture 107 ORM Manifesto - Standard API, Pluggable Implementation

Lecture 108 JPA and the ORM Manifesto Tenets

Lecture 109 JPA Database Setup

Lecture 110 Setting up Payara Server

Lecture 111 JPA Entity - An Introduction

Lecture 112 JPA Entity - Customizing Table Mapping

Lecture 113 JPA Entity - Using Super Classes

Lecture 114 JPA Entity - Super Class Field Overriding

Lecture 115 JPA Entity - Mapping Simple Java Types

Lecture 116 JPA Entity - Customizing Database Colums

Lecture 117 JPA Entity - Transient Fields

Lecture 118 JPA Entity - Field Access Type

Lecture 119 JPA Entity - Property Access Type

Lecture 120 JPA Entity - Mixed Access

Lecture 121 JPA Mapping Types

Lecture 122 JPA - Mapping Enum Types

Lecture 123 JPA - Mapping Large Objects (Eg images)

Lecture 124 JPA - Lazy and Eager Fetching of Entity State

Lecture 125 JPA - Mapping Java 8 Date/Time Types

Lecture 126 JPA - Mapping Embeddable Classes

Lecture 127 Recap

Lecture 128 Code Run

Lecture 129 JPA - An Intro to Mapping Primary Keys

Lecture 130 JPA - Auto Primary Key Generation Strategy

Lecture 131 JPA - Identity Primary Key Generation Strategy

Lecture 132 JPA - Sequency Primary Key Generation Strategy

Lecture 133 JPA - Table Primary Key Generation Strategy

Lecture 134 JPA - Table Primary Key Generation Strategy cont'd

Lecture 135 Primary Key Generation Strategies - Summary

Lecture 136 JPA - An Intro to Entity Relationship Mapping

Lecture 137 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Roles

Lecture 138 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Directionality

Lecture 139 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Cardinality

Lecture 140 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Ordinality

Lecture 141 Introduction to JPA Entity Relationship Mapping

Lecture 142 Single Valued Relationships

Lecture 143 Many to One Entity Relationship Mapping

Lecture 144 One to One Entity Relationship Mapping

Lecture 145 Bidirectional One to One Entity Relationship Mapping

Lecture 146 Collection Valued Relationships

Lecture 147 One to Many Entity Relationship Mapping

Lecture 148 Many to Many Entity Relationship Mapping

Lecture 149 Many to Many Entity Relationship Mapping - Join Tables

Lecture 150 JPA Fetch Mode

Lecture 151 Sample Code Run

Lecture 152 JPA Collection Mapping of Embeddable Objects and Collection Table

Lecture 153 JPA Collection Mapping of Strings (Or other Simple Java types)

Lecture 154 Persistable Collection Types

Lecture 155 Ordering the Contents of a Persistable Collection

Lecture 156 Ordering the Contents of a Persistable List using Order Column

Lecture 157 Mapping Persistable Maps

Lecture 158 Customizing Persistable Maps with Collection Table

Lecture 159 Using Enums as Persistable Map Keys

Lecture 160 Mapping Persistable Maps - Run the Code

Lecture 161 Keying Persistable Maps by Basic Type

Lecture 162 Keying Persistable Maps by Entity

Lecture 163 Keying Persistable Maps by Embeddable Type

Lecture 164 Recap

Lecture 165 Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) - What Are They?

Lecture 166 Features of EJB - Declarative Metadata

Lecture 167 Features of EJB - Configuration by Exception

Lecture 168 Features of EJB - Dependency Management

Lecture 169 Features of EJB - Lifecycle Management

Lecture 170 Features of EJB - Scalability

Lecture 171 Features of EJB - Transactionality

Lecture 172 Features of EJB - Security

Lecture 173 Features of EJB - Portability

Lecture 174 Architecture of EJB

Lecture 175 EJB Component Model - Stateless Session Beans

Lecture 176 EJB Component Model - Stateless Session Beans cont'd

Lecture 177 EJB Component Model - Stateful Session Beans

Lecture 178 EJB Component Model - Singleton Beans

Lecture 179 EJB Component Model - Lifecycle

Lecture 180 EJB Component Model - Message Driven Beans

Lecture 181 The EJB Container - What Is it?

Lecture 182 What are Transactions?

Lecture 183 ACID Transactions - Atomicity

Lecture 184 ACID Transactions - Consistency

Lecture 185 ACID Transactions - Isolation

Lecture 186 ACID Transactions - Durability

Lecture 187 ACID Transactions - Summary

Lecture 188 Transactions Management - Bean vs Container

Lecture 189 CMT Transactions Management Attributes

Lecture 190 Persistence Unit and Persistence Context - Intro

Lecture 191 What is a Persistence Unit?

Lecture 192 What is a Persistence Context?

Lecture 193 Entity Manager - How to Get Access

Lecture 194 Entity Manager - Persist

Lecture 195 Entity Manager - Find

Lecture 196 Entity Manager - Remove

Lecture 197 Cascade Operations

Lecture 198 Cascade Operations - Remove

Lecture 199 Entity Detachment

Lecture 200 Entity Merging

Lecture 201 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Name

Lecture 202 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Transaction Type

Lecture 203 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Persistence Provider

Lecture 204 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Datasource

Lecture 205 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Entity Classes

Lecture 206 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Schema & Script Generation

Lecture 207 Recap

Lecture 208 Java Persistence Query Language - An Introduction

Lecture 209 JPQL - A Simple Select Statement

Lecture 210 JPQL - Named Queries

Lecture 211 JPQL - Selecting Entities

Lecture 212 JPQL - Identification Variables/Aliasing

Lecture 213 JPQL - Passing Query to Entity Manager

Lecture 214 JPQL - Path Expressions

Lecture 215 JPQL - Path Expressions cont'd

Lecture 216 JPQL - Combined Path Expressions

Lecture 217 JPQL - Constructor Expressions

Lecture 218 JPQL - From Clause

Lecture 219 JPQL From Clause - Joining Maps

Lecture 220 JPQL From Clause - Fetch Join

Lecture 221 JPQL Where Clause

Lecture 222 JPQL Where Clause - Passing Parameters

Lecture 223 JPQL Where Clause - Between Operator

Lecture 224 JPQL Where Clause - Like Operator

Lecture 225 JPQL Where Clause - Subqueries

Lecture 226 EntityManager Interface - GetSingleResult Method

Lecture 227 JPQL Where Clause - In Operator

Lecture 228 JPQL Where Clause - IS EMPTY Operator

Lecture 229 JQPL Where Clause - Member OF Operator

Lecture 230 JPQL Where Clause - ANY, ALL Operator

Lecture 231 JPQL Order By

Lecture 232 JPQL Aggregate Functions Intro

Lecture 233 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Sum

Lecture 234 JPQL Aggreagate Functions - Average

Lecture 235 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Count

Lecture 236 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Max/Min

Lecture 237 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Having

Lecture 238 Summary and Recap - JPQL

Lecture 239 JPA Criteria Query

Lecture 240 Validation - Intro

Lecture 241 JPA Validation - Bean Validation

Lecture 242 JPA Validation - Bean Validation cont'd

Lecture 243 Bean Validation Other Constraints

Lecture 244 Entity Lifecycle Callbacks

Lecture 245 Entity Lifecycle - Other Callbacks

Lecture 246 Entity Listeners

Lecture 247 Entity Listeners - How to Create Them

Lecture 248 Entity Listeners - Associating Entities with Listeners

Lecture 249 JPA Native Queries

Lecture 250 JPA Native Queries - Named Native Queries

Lecture 251 JPA Native Queries - Dynamic Native Queries and Warning Suppression

Lecture 252 JPA - Equals and Hashcode Overriding Intro

Lecture 253 JPQ -Equals and Hashcode Methods Overriding

Lecture 254 JPQ -Equals and Hashcode Methods Overriding cont'd

Lecture 255 JPA Outro

Section 7: Java API for Rest Web Services (JAX-RS 2.1)

Lecture 256 JAX-RS Client - Insomnia

Lecture 257 REST Architecture Constraints - Client and Server

Lecture 258 REST Architecture Constraints - Stateless

Lecture 259 REST Architecture Constraints - Cacheable

Lecture 260 REST Architecture Constraints - Uniform Interface

Lecture 261 REST Architecture Constraints - Layered Interface

Lecture 262 JAX-RS Root Resource - Application Class

Lecture 263 JAX-RS - Hello World!

Lecture 264 JAX-RS Class Resources with @Path Annotation

Lecture 265 JAX-RS REST Resource Methods

Lecture 266 JAX-RS - HTTP GET

Lecture 267 JAX-RS - HTTP POST

Lecture 268 JAX-RS - HTTP PUT

Lecture 269 JAX-RS - HTTP DELETE

Lecture 270 JAX-RS In Practice - The Employee Resource GET Methods

Lecture 271 JAX-RS In Practice - Injecting the Service Layer

Lecture 272 JAX-RS In Practice - The Employee Resource POST Method

Lecture 273 An Introduction To Content Types

Lecture 274 An Introduction To Content Types cont'd

Lecture 275 JAX-RS in Practice - Declaring Content Types with @Produces

Lecture 276 JAX-RS Context Types - Sample Code Run

Lecture 277 JAX-RS In Practice - Class Level @Produces

Lecture 278 JAX-RS in Practice - Declaring Content Types with @Consumes

Lecture 279 JAX-RS in Practice - Path Params with @PathParam

Lecture 280 JAX-RS in Practice - Restricting Path Templates with Regex

Lecture 281 JAX-RS in Practice - Setting Default Value for Path Params

Lecture 282 JAX-RS in Practice - Query Params with @QueryParams

Lecture 283 JAX-RS Recap

Lecture 284 JAX-RS in Practice - An Intro to the Response Object

Lecture 285 JAX-RS in Practice - The Response Object

Lecture 286 JAX-RS in Practice - The @Context Annotation

Lecture 287 JAX-RS in Practice - Using the UriInfo to Create Meaningful Responses

Lecture 288 JAX-RS Response Object - Sample Code Run

Lecture 289 JAX-RS Recap

Lecture 290 JAX-RS in Practice - Intro to Exception Mappers

Lecture 291 JAX-RS in Practice - Exception Mappers

Lecture 292 JAX-RS Exception Mappers - Sample Code Run

Lecture 293 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with @FormParam

Lecture 294 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with @FormParam cont'd

Lecture 295 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with MultivaluedMaps

Lecture 296 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with @BeanParam

Lecture 297 JAX-RS in Practice - Getting headers info with @HeaderParam

Lecture 298 JAX-RS in Practice - Some Injection Annotations

Lecture 299 JAX-RS in Pracetice - Caching

Lecture 300 JAX-RS in Practice - Caching with CacheControl and Etags

Lecture 301 Content Negotiation - An Introduction

Lecture 302 JAX-RS in Practice - Client Content Negotiation

Lecture 303 JAX-RS in Practice - Content Negotiation via HttpHeaders

Lecture 304 JAX-RS in Practice - Content Negotiation via QS

Lecture 305 JAX-RS in Practice - File Upload

Lecture 306 JAX-RS in Practice - File Download

Lecture 307 JAX-RS in Practice - Injecting a Logger

Lecture 308 JAX-RS in Practice - Setting Cookies on the Client

Lecture 309 JAX-RS in Practice - An Introduction to Filters

Lecture 310 JAX-RS in Practice - Static Container Response Filter

Lecture 311 JAX-RS in Practice - Static Response Filter Sample Code Run

Lecture 312 JAX-RS in Practice - Dynamic Container Response Filters

Lecture 313 JAX-RS in Practice - Dynamic Container Response Filters cont'd

Lecture 314 JAX-RS in Practice - Dynamic Response Filter Code Run

Lecture 315 JAX-RS in Practice - Pre-Matching Container Request Filters

Lecture 316 JAX-RS in Practice - Pre-Matching Container Request Filter Code Run

Lecture 317 JAX-RS in Practice - Intro to Security with Request Filters

Lecture 318 JAX-RS in Practice - Third Party Libraries

Lecture 319 JAX-RS in Practice - JWT Security Sample Code Run

Lecture 320 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 1

Lecture 321 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 2

Lecture 322 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 3

Lecture 323 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 4

Lecture 324 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 5

Lecture 325 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 6

Lecture 326 JAX-RS in Practice - JWT Authentication Summary

Lecture 327 JAX- RS in Practice - Asynchrounous Resources

Lecture 328 JAX- RS in Practice - Asynchrounous Resources cont'd

Lecture 329 JAX-RS in Practice - JSON-B Integraion

Lecture 330 JAX-RS in Practice - JSON-P Integration and Hypermedia

Lecture 331 JAX-RS in Practice - JSON Processing Sample Code Run

Lecture 332 JAX-RS in Practice - Synchronous Client API

Lecture 333 JAX-RS in Practice - Async Client API

Lecture 334 JAX-RS in Practice - Client Sample Code Run

Lecture 335 JAX-RS in Practice - An Intro to Server Sent Events

Lecture 336 JAX-RS in Practice - Implementing SSE with JAX-RS

Lecture 337 JAX-RS in Practice - Sample Code Run and SSE Summary

Lecture 338 Java EE in Practice - Docker Deployment

Section 8: Websockets

Lecture 339 Java EE Websockets - Annotated Endpoints

Lecture 340 Java EE Websockets - Programmatic Endpoints

Lecture 341 Java EE Websockets - URI Templates

Lecture 342 Java EE Websockets - Encoders and Decoders

Lecture 343 Java EE Websockets - Summary

Lecture 344 Java EE Websockets - Sample Code Run

Section 9: Testing Java EE

Lecture 345 Java EE Testing - An Introduction

Lecture 346 Java EE Testing - Introducing Arquillian

Lecture 347 Java EE Testing - Dependency Setup

Lecture 348 Java EE Testing - Failing a Test

Lecture 349 Java EE Testing - Passing a Test

Lecture 350 Java EE Resources

Section 10: Capstone Project 1 - Todo App

Lecture 351 Introduction to Capstone Project

Lecture 352 Introductiont to Testing with Arquillian Part 1

Lecture 353 Introductiont to Testing with Arquillian Part 2

Lecture 354 Running our First Test Part 1

Lecture 355 Running our First Test Part 2

Lecture 356 Modelling the Todo User

Lecture 357 Modelling the Todo User Basic Attributes

Lecture 358 Adding Validation Constraints to TodoUser

Lecture 359 Querying the TodoUser

Lecture 360 Querying the Todo Entity

Lecture 361 The Todo Service Class

Lecture 362 The Todo Service Class - Save TodoUser Method Impl Part 1

Lecture 363 The SecurityUtil Class

Lecture 364 The Todo Service Class - Save TodoUser Method Impl Part 2

Lecture 365 Todo Service Test

Lecture 366 Preventing Double Signups with an Email

Lecture 367 Find Todo By Id Method Implementation

Lecture 368 Get List of Todos Method Implementation

Lecture 369 Get Todos By Task Method Implementation

Lecture 370 Stateless Security with JWT - The Authz Annotation and Filter Implementation

Lecture 371 Adding the JWT Library to the Project

Lecture 372 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 1

Lecture 373 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 2

Lecture 374 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 3

Lecture 375 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 4

Lecture 376 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 5

Lecture 377 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 6

Lecture 378 Stateless Security with JWT - Recap

Lecture 379 REST Web Service - The Save User Resource Method

Lecture 380 Refactoring the Old TodoRest Resource Class

Lecture 381 Let's Run Our App

Lecture 382 Packaging with Docker - Primer

Lecture 383 Packaging with Docker

Section 11: Extra Information - Source code, and other stuff

Lecture 384 Source Code

Lecture 385 Bonus Lecture and Information

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Complete Bootstrap & React Bootcamp With Hands-On Projects
Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.90 GB | Duration: 13h 6m

Learn to Build Responsive, Interactive Web Apps using Bootstrap and React.



What you'll learn
Learn the Bootstrap Grid System
Learn to work with Bootstrap Three Column Layouts
Learn to Build Bootstrap Navigation Components
Learn to Style Images using Bootstrap
Build Advanced, Responsive Menus using Bootstrap
Build Stunning Layouts using Bootstrap Themes
Learn the Foundations of React
Work with JSX, and Functional Components in React
Build a Calculator in React
Learn the React State Hook
Debug React Projects
Learn to Style React Components
Build a Single and Multi-Player Connect-4 Clone with AI
Learn React Lifecycle Events
Learn React Conditional Rendering
Build a Fully Custom E-Commerce Site in React
Learn the Foundations of JSON Server
Work with React Router

Requirements
No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know.
Basic computer skills.
Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS

Description
Welcome to the Complete Bootstrap and React Bootcamp. This course teaches students how to create modern, interactive web pages using the Bootstrap framework and React JavaScript library. The course starts with an introduction into Bootstrap with a focus on its reputation in the development community as the number one choice for mobile-first front-end web frameworks. Bootstrap is a well documented collection of reusable code written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We start with exploring the foundations of Bootstrap, including embedding it into projects, and building out the basic Bootstrap page structure. From there we catapult into the infamous Bootstrap grid system, along with the commonly used three column web page layout. After the introductory topics, students learn to work with a number of components from typography, tables and image styling right up to wells, alerts, and buttons. As part of the course we demonstrate how to build out intricate navigation menus using dropdown, collapse, accordion, and pill menus. We will also cover form styling, carousels, modals, scrollspy and just about every other Bootstrap component that's instrumental to your journey as a front-end developer. The module concludes with a hands-on project, where students will use a Bootstrap theme to build a stunning web page from scratch.In the second section of the course, we explore React. React, also known as React JS, is a powerful JavaScript library used for building custom, interactive user interfaces using UI components. Similar to Bootstrap, React is a well documented free and open source library. The project was founded by Meta and a network of independent developers. In this section, students learn how to use the React library through a series of hands-on projects. The React section of this course starts off with a hands-on project where you'll learn how to work with functional React components, props, Callback functions, OnClick Events, and the React State hook to build a fully functional calculator. From there we will dive into project number two, where you will build a connect-4 clone. Here we will cover more intermediate concepts including passing props, destructuring, passing arguments to click events, various styling methods, and handling callbacks. You will also learn about the React key property, React lifecycle events, and conditional rendering. By the end you will have built a complete multi and single player connect-4 game board with built-in AI capabilities. In the final section of the course we further unleash the power of React by building out a complete e-commerce site with multiple product categories, a product showcase, shopping cart feature, and much more. Here, we introduce a number of integral new concepts including: JSON server, Fetch API, and installing React router. These essential building blocks will be used to render the product categories, style the product list, and configure the product details page. From there we dive into styled components, refactoring the shop layout, and exploring the concept of "context" in React. In the final stages of the project students will configure the shopping cart basket, and the checkout feature. We will also implement a product search feature, followed by in-depth exercises on validating input forms in React.As you can see this course covers a tremendous bit of ground. Best of all it features Tim Maclachlan - a renowned senior full-stack developer with over 20 years of commercial development experience. As a multi-faceted developer, Tim specializes in algorithmic, analytical and mobile development. To date, he's written hundreds of applications and worked in a number of industries from commercial aviation and military, to banking and finance. Tim has a genuine passion for teaching others how to become better coders and looks forward to interacting with his students.With that said, we hope you're just as excited about this course as we are, if so - hit that enroll button and let's get started.

Overview

Section 1: The Bootstrap Framework

Lecture 1 Introduction to Bootstrap

Lecture 2 Embedding Bootstrap

Lecture 3 Bootstrap Basic Page Structure

Lecture 4 Bootstrap Grid System

Lecture 5 Bootstrap Three Column Layouts

Lecture 6 Bootstrap Typography

Lecture 7 Bootstrap Tables

Lecture 8 Bootstrap Styling Images

Lecture 9 Bootstrap Jumbotron

Lecture 10 Bootstrap Wells

Lecture 11 Bootstrap Alerts

Lecture 12 Bootstrap Buttons

Lecture 13 Bootstrap Button Groups

Lecture 14 Bootstrap Justified Button Groups

Lecture 15 Bootstrap Glyphicons

Lecture 16 Bootstrap Badges and Labels

Lecture 17 Bootstrap Progress Bars

Lecture 18 Bootstrap Pagination

Lecture 19 Bootstrap Pager Pagination

Lecture 20 Bootstrap List Groups

Lecture 21 Bootstrap Panels

Lecture 22 Bootstrap Dropdown Menus

Lecture 23 Bootstrap Collapsibles

Lecture 24 Bootstrap Collapse Panel

Lecture 25 Bootstrap Collapse List Group

Lecture 26 Bootstrap Accordion

Lecture 27 Bootstrap Tab Menus

Lecture 28 Bootstrap Pill Menus

Lecture 29 Bootstrap Dynamic Tabs and Pills

Lecture 30 Bootstrap Navigation Bar

Lecture 31 Bootstrap Collapsible Navigation Bar

Lecture 32 Bootstrap Forms - Vertical and Inline

Lecture 33 Bootstrap Inputs

Lecture 34 Bootstrap Form Control States

Lecture 35 Bootstrap Input Sizing

Lecture 36 Bootstrap Carousel

Lecture 37 Bootstrap Modal

Lecture 38 Bootstrap Tooltip

Lecture 39 Bootstrap Popover

Lecture 40 Bootstrap Scrollspy

Lecture 41 Bootstrap Project - Themes Intro

Lecture 42 Bootstrap Project - File Overview

Lecture 43 Bootstrap Project - Script Overview

Lecture 44 Bootstrap Project - Script Overview Cont.

Section 2: React

Lecture 45 Skills Required

Lecture 46 What is React?

Section 3: React Project: Build a Calculator

Lecture 47 Project Overview

Lecture 48 Hello React

Lecture 49 Tools Needed

Lecture 50 Code Pen

Lecture 51 Intro to JSX

Lecture 52 Functional Components in React

Lecture 53 Why Components?

Lecture 54 Intro to Props in React

Lecture 55 React Components, Props and Callbacks

Lecture 56 Building the calculator visuals

Lecture 57 OnClick Events in React

Lecture 58 Passing Parameters in Callback Functions

Lecture 59 Using React State Hook

Lecture 60 Implementing the calculator - Display

Lecture 61 Implementing the calculator - Operators

Lecture 62 Debugging in React

Lecture 63 Project Summary

Section 4: React Project: Connect-4 Clone

Lecture 64 Project Overview

Lecture 65 Tools Needed

Lecture 66 Creating the Game Board

Lecture 67 Game Circle - OnClickEvent

Lecture 68 Passing Props - Destructing - React Children

Lecture 69 Passing Arguments to Click Events

Lecture 70 Inline Styling

Lecture 71 Square to Circle Component

Lecture 72 Global Styling

Lecture 73 Dynamic Styling

Lecture 74 Dynamic Classes

Lecture 75 Handling Callbacks

Lecture 76 Using React State Hook (again)

Lecture 77 Updating the Player Circle

Lecture 78 Initializing the Game Board

Lecture 79 React Key Property

Lecture 80 Styling the Game Board - Header and Footer

Lecture 81 Calculating the Winner

Lecture 82 Displaying the Winner

Lecture 83 Determining a Draw Condition

Lecture 84 React Lifecycle Events

Lecture 85 Initializing the Game

Lecture 86 Suggesting a Move - Implementing a Computer Player

Lecture 87 Smart Computer Player (Basic AI)

Lecture 88 CSS Variables

Lecture 89 Conditional Rendering

Lecture 90 Deploy to Netlify

Lecture 91 Deploy to Surge

Lecture 92 Project Summary

Section 5: React Project: Build an E-Commerce Site in React

Lecture 93 Project Overview

Lecture 94 Scaffolding the Project

Lecture 95 Intro to JSON Server

Lecture 96 Fetch API

Lecture 97 Styling the Store

Lecture 98 Rendering the Categories

Lecture 99 Binding the Products

Lecture 100 Refactor the Fetch API call

Lecture 101 Dealing with errors in Fetch API

Lecture 102 Tidy the Fetch API call

Lecture 103 Styling the Product List

Lecture 104 Installing React Router

Lecture 105 Fixing the Key Warning

Lecture 106 React Router - Detail Page

Lecture 107 Fetch API - Get Product By Id

Lecture 108 Product Description

Lecture 109 Intro to Styled Components

Lecture 110 Styled Components - Product Description

Lecture 111 Dangerously Set HTML (yeah really)

Lecture 112 Refactor the Categories

Lecture 113 Refactor the Layout

Lecture 114 Refactor the Home Page

Lecture 115 Intro to Context in React

Lecture 116 UseContext Hook and UseReducer Hook in React

Lecture 117 Basket Layout

Lecture 118 Implementing the Basket

Lecture 119 Implementing Basket Icons

Lecture 120 Implementing Basket Total

Lecture 121 Finishing the Checkout

Lecture 122 Checkout - Fixing the State

Lecture 123 Implementing the Order Confirmation

Lecture 124 Intro to Local Storage

Lecture 125 Implementing Search Results

Lecture 126 Better Searching with Debouncing

Lecture 127 Validating Forms in React - Part 1

Lecture 128 Validating Forms in React - Part 2

Lecture 129 Validating Forms in React - Part 3

Lecture 130 Validating Forms in React - Part 4

Lecture 131 Project Summary

Students interested in building mobile responsive websites using Bootstrap,Students interested in front-end web development,Students interested in learning React,Students interested in building UI components using React library

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Learn Step-By-Step How To Make A Track.
Last updated 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 8.87 GB | Duration: 14h 3m

A Simple But Effective Exclusive Step-By-Step Guide How To Make A Track Using Music Production.



What you'll learn
Learn How To Make A Track Step-By-Step.
Learn The Simple Process Of Making Music.
Learn How To Make Music Effectively.
Learn How To Produce Music.

Requirements
Ableton Live 10 - or free trial from website

Description
Are you Interested in Making A Track In Music Production ???This is the right place to be !!!Omar Meho is an Mentor, producer, Mixing and Mastering Engineer He has BBC Radio 1 Plays, his own record label and 100's of his own releases on Beatport reaching No. 8 In the Top selling charts!Advance your Music Production game today!Learn everything you need to know from Omar Meho.This course breaks down step-by-step the hierarchy of a Dance Record and the secrets to making a track flow, groove and move exactly how you want it to!This is something every producer struggles with, so join today and make the music you want to be making !!!5-Star Reviews1. RandyOmar has a lot of experience as a DJ and a good understanding of the music business side of things. He's helpful in any regard and is practical when explaining ideas. Overall great session.2. BrettOmar knows his stuff - both as a DJ and producer!3. HarryOmar changed the way i see ableton. Big recommends for anyone looking to expand their profile, up their work flow or master ableton! Big up4. SamOmar was incredibly inspiring and helpful. I'm looking forward to continuing to progress towards a career in music with his direction.5. JamieA truly experienced professional in the music industry, knowledgeable in all areas from production to marketing and distribution. Each lesson I take away valuable information and advice that accelerates my career. Thank you Omar6. KyleOmar is an very experienced and well rounded DJ, with knowledge of a wide variety of genres. He has massively improved my mixing within a matter of weeks. Furthermore, I look forward to his coaching regarding music production and self promotion in the future. Overall, I have come on leaps and bounds under his guidance.7. DavidOmar is very knowledgeable about music production. More importantly he knows how to save a lot of time and time saves money and that's a good thing. You'll make his fees back because you'll be able to produce much faster. Save your time and your money with Omar.8. ShannonOmar is a trustworthy tutor He taught me how to DJ from scratch and I now play on the radio He is an expert and very professional9. YasminOmar is a trustworthy tutor as he is always on time and very patient with his clients, he helped me start up on my producing and getting to grips with the software I use as well as some important tips and tricks.10. NicoleOmar is a fantastic tutor, a passionate dj who taught me how to start up on my decks, transitions and bpm through to producing my own records and signing to record labels. I recommend him 100%.Learn how to make a track in Music Production todayThis course is easy and will help your dreams!See you in Lesson 1!Thank you,Omar.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Step 1

Lecture 2 Step 2

Lecture 3 Step 3

Lecture 4 Step 4

Lecture 5 Step 5

Lecture 6 Step 6

Lecture 7 Finishing Touches *TEMPLATE INCLUDED FOR ARRANGEMENT*

Lecture 8 Full Track Building with Breakdown

Lecture 9 How to Mixdown

Lecture 10 Mastering

Lecture 11 4 Track Breakdown

Lecture 12 Making A Track For The Radio

Section 2: 2 Hour Masterclass

Lecture 13 2 hour's masterclass

Lecture 14 1 Hour Project Breakdown

Lecture 15 Multi Genre Experimentation

Lecture 16 Remixing Old Tracks

Lecture 17 Making Good Samples

Lecture 18 1 hour ableton workflow workshop

Anyone looking to make music

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Functional Principles Of Oracle Erp - Ebs And Saas(Scm)
Last updated 8/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.10 GB | Duration: 6h 6m

The course provides details about underlying functional principles in SCM - Oracle EBS and Oracle Cloud ERP(Saas)



What you'll learn
Overview Functional principles and concepts on R12.x Oracle E-Business Suite - Supply chain modules
Overview about Oracle ERP Platforms
An overview about Supply chain Functional and Business flows
Testing basic functional knowledge of Oracle ERP - SCM through Quiz and Practice tests

Requirements
Access to Oracle E-Business suite Application would be beneficial but not mandatory

Description
In last two decade Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has thrown plethora of career opportunities for consultant. However ERP is an evolving field starting with client server technology and then progressed into 3-tier architecture with advent of internet and now to cloud as Software as a service application.So, if one is looking for a career in ERP particularly Oracle ERP and not sure where to start and that to without investing huge money as investment in training, then this course would be the right one. It has the relevant flavor to make a good start and progress further in your endeavor. More importantly, it provide short and crisp functional overview about Oracle ERP Supply chain modules and associated business flows.This unique course not only cover critical functional principles and concepts in Oracle EBS suite On-premise but also provide you with relevant information on the latest Oracle cloud ERP offering.The Key functional principles and concept covered are in following.1. Introduction about ERP.2. Business flows - Order to cash, Procure to Pay.3. Oracle Order Management.4. Oracle Purchasing5. Oracle Inventory.6. Oracle Sourcing.7. Oracle Self service modules - iProcurement, iExpenses, iSupplier.8. Quick comparison of functionality in Oracle cloud ERPs.9. Quiz and practice tests - To test your knowledge at appropriate place Happy Learning!cheers!Note : The course does not contain Oracle ERP product demonstration, however screen shoots are provided wherever needed.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Topics - Course Coverage Details

Section 2: Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning

Lecture 2 Business application evolution and introduction to Enterprise resource planning

Lecture 3 Technical Architecture of ERP system - An Overview

Lecture 4 On - Premise vs Cloud Application - Real Life Analogy

Lecture 5 Cloud - Saas, Paas, Iaas - An overview and solution providers

Lecture 6 Which ERP to choose - On-Premise or Software as a Service (cloud)?

Lecture 7 Oracle ERP product and platform variant

Lecture 8 Oracle ERP Environments types

Section 3: Oracle E-Business Suite overview and Business flows

Lecture 9 Oracle E-Business Suite Overview and Business flows

Lecture 10 Business flow - Order to Cash in Oracle ERP

Lecture 11 Business flow - Procure to Pay in Oracle ERP

Lecture 12 Business flow - Accounting to General Ledger

Section 4: An overview - Oracle EBS Navigation, Responsibility and Concurrent processing

Lecture 13 Navigation and Responsibility - Overview

Lecture 14 Conconcurrent Processing - Overview

Section 5: What are flex fields, Multi Org in Oracle ERP?

Lecture 15 What are flex fields in Oracle ERP?

Lecture 16 What is MultiOrg in Oracle ERP?

Lecture 17 What is Trading communicity Architecture in Oracle ERP

Section 6: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Order Management - Overview

Lecture 18 Order Management process overview

Lecture 19 Different Order fulfillment types

Lecture 20 Sales Order entry

Lecture 21 ATP and Scheduling

Lecture 22 Shipping Execution

Lecture 23 Drop Shipment Orders

Lecture 24 Return Material Authorization (RMA)

Lecture 25 Assemble to Order, Configure to Order with Bill of Material - Order types

Lecture 26 Oracle Pricing Overview

Lecture 27 Trading Community Architecture - Overview

Lecture 28 Customer Profile class

Section 7: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Purchasing Functional - Overview

Lecture 29 Oracle Purchasing Overview - User, Employee, Jobs - Relationship

Lecture 30 Purchase Requisitions

Lecture 31 Supplier, RFQ, Quote

Lecture 32 Purchase Orders -Overview

Lecture 33 Purchase - Item Receipts

Section 8: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Inventory Functional - Overview

Lecture 34 Oracle Inventory - Overview

Lecture 35 Defining and Maintaining Items

Lecture 36 LOT, Serial number and Unit of Measure

Lecture 37 Inventory Transactions

Lecture 38 Inventory Replenishment

Section 9: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Self service and other SCM modules - Overview

Lecture 39 Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x - Self service modules - SCM Overview

Lecture 40 Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Sourcing - Overview

Section 10: Oracle Cloud Saas- ERP - Overiew

Lecture 41 Look and feel - Oracle Cloud Saas ERP

Lecture 42 Functional Process similarities between Oracle EBS and Oracle Saas Cloud - ERP

Section 11: Approach to further Learning - ERP

Lecture 43 Approach to further Learning - ERP

Section 12: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 44 Bonus Lecture

Those interested to start career in Oracle ERP,SCM Domain consultant who are looking for career in Oracle ERP,Students in Management OR Engineering OR Commerce OR Business interested in Oracle ERP career

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Python TOTAL - Programador Avanzado en 16 días
Last Updated 08/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: Spanish + srt | Duration: 243 lectures (30h 36m) | Size: 9.6 GB

Un proyecto REAL x día. Desde 0 hasta Reconocimiento Facial. Machine Learning, Data Science, Django, IGU, Juegos y más!



What you'll learn
Dominarás la programación profesional en Python
Crearás programas sólidos, avanzados y útiles
Trabajarás en programas del mundo real todos los días. Cada sección finaliza con un proyecto que podrás completar con lo aprendido en el día
Aplicarás Python en aplicaciones como: Juegos, Inteligencia Artificial, Machine Learning, Data Science, Gestión Administrativa y mucho más
Comprenderás la Programación Orientada a Objetos (OOP)
Aprenderás con claridad los temas más complejos


Requirements
Acceso a un ordenador con conexión a internet
Deseo de crecimiento rápido y ganas de aprender con alegría


Description
Aprende TODO PYTHON en 16 días.

Nuestro programa intensivo fue diseñado para que aprendas y practiques, en un calendario de 16 días de estudio

Cada día crearás un programa real y completo

Cada concepto incluye un PDF descargable para tener todo a mano

Cada video tiene una introducción teórica y una demostración práctica

Cada lección viene con 3 ejercicios de código para que practiques lo aprendido

Cada tema se cierra con un cuestionario para afianzar lo aprendido

Cada jornada termina con un momento para reflexionar y celebrar lo aprendido

El programa se divide en 3 partes

Desde el día 1 al día 6: Entrenamiento básico. Los conceptos fundamentales de Python para ser un programador robusto y con la base bien firme

Desde el día 7 al día 9: Fase avanzada. Ingresa a la Programación Orientada a Objetos (OOP), para crear programas ágiles, sólidos, económicos, repetibles, y fáciles de mantener.

Desde el día 10 en adelante: Evoluciona a Experto. Ya eres un programador avanzado de python, y ha llegado la hora de conocer sus principales aplicaciones en el mundo real. Profundizarás en áreas de desarrollo como

Juegos

Interfaces Gráficas

Web Scbanging

Inteligencia Artificial

Desarrollo Web

Data Science

Reconocimiento Facial

Machine Learning

y mucho (pero mucho) más.

¿Por qué puedo ayudarte?

Mi nombre es Federico Garay y soy instructor Best Seller, con las mejores calificaciones en Udemy. He ayudado a más de 140.000 personas a lograr aprendizajes que cambiaron sus vidas. Mis cursos de programación en C#, VBA y Pandas/Python llevaron a muchos estudiantes a lograr ese trabajo soñado o esa promoción tan merecida. Mira lo que dicen

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"Este programa es perfecto, las clases bien explicadas y el profesor transmite animo y muy profesional sobre todo, después de tomar el curso estoy bastante seguro para aprender mas y continuar mi camino en el mundo de la programación y los videojuegos." (Ares Xavier Aren)

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"Hasta ahora me ha parecido un curso excelente, bastante detallado, pero no me sorprende ya que he tomado otro curso anteriormente con el profe Fede y la verdad aprendes porque aprendes, de los mejores profesores que he visto que realmente se interesa en que te quede claro el tema, en cuanto vi que el profe impartía este tema no dude en comprarlo.." (Erika Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar)

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"Como un novato quería aprender C# para poder tener un hobby mas, pero como lo explica este tipo, como lo enseña, como sabe lo que dice, me esta convenciendo de convertirlo en una profesión real" (Carlos David Villamarin Marrugo)

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Por qué aprender PYTHON

Python es uno de los lenguajes más buscados del mundo. Por su sencillez, su ductilidad y su flexibilidad, se ha transformado en el lenguaje favorito. Sus instrucciones son lo más cercanas posible al lenguaje humano, lo cual hace que sea más fácil de aprender, y esto hace que sea ideal para personas que se están iniciando en el mundo de la programación.

Además de sencillo es poderoso: con unas pocas líneas de código puedes realizar tareas que en otros lenguajes de programación ocuparían cientos de líneas, y esto hace que aumente considerablemente tu productividad.

Por otro lado es uno de los lenguajes de programación más versátiles que existen, y puede ser usado en muchos campos diferentes. Es decir, permite programar desde videojuegos hasta sitios web y aplicaciones móviles.

Razones para NO tomar este curso

A mí no se me ocurren. Pero si quieres tomar el curso SIN RIESGOS, recuerda que cuentas con la garantía de Udemy de devolución del 100% del dinero dentro de los 30 días. No me preocupa, sé que vas a amar a Python Total.

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Who this course is for
Principiantes que no saben nada de programación
Iniciados que desean llevar sus habilidades al máximo
Usuarios avanzados de Python que quieren aplicarlo en áreas específicas de desarrollo
Programadores de otros lenguajes que quieren incluir a Python en su CV
Emprendedores que quieren crear sus propias aplicaciones para sus negocios
Soñadores que quieren dar un giro a sus vidas y dijeron: "voy a ser programador, ¿por donde comienzo?"

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Paul'S Pastoral Letters To Timothy And Titus
Last updated 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.53 GB | Duration: 11h 58m

Paul's Letter to His Two Sons in the Faith



What you'll learn
Discuss the basic outline and content of the Pastoral Letters.
Explain how the Pastoral Letters relate to the rest of the New Testament.
Describe the basic priorities of the work of a Pastor.
Recognize and avoid errors that are similar to those which existed in the church during the time Paul wrote to Timothy and Titus
Explain what the pastoral letters teach of the essential nature of the Gospel.
Identify what Paul instructed Timothy and Titus to teach to the various groups in their churches.
How the principles in Paul's instructions to Timothy and Titus relate to your own situation.
Pursue your ministry as a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ with a stronger desire to be faithful to His calling on your life.

Requirements
There are no prerequisites that will be needed for the course. You will get to learn and understand everything that is necessary from this course.

Description
In this course, we will explore what Paul wrote in the two letters that he has written to Timothy and in the letter that he has written to Titus. As we study these three letters, we will explore all the Biblical truths that God has in store for us. As we discuss each Principle, we will also discover how we can apply these Biblical truths in our own personal lives and in a way that will result in effective ministry. I promise that you will not be sorry once you have enrolled for this course. Not only will you enjoy yourself as we dive into God's Word, but you will also get to refresh your memory if you have done a similar course in a previous qualification. My prayer is that you will develop a love for God's Word that is even deeper than it was from before you enrolled. My prayer is also that you will apply everything that you learn from this course. Even though the circumstances might be slightly different than what it was in Paul's day, the principles that was taught to Timothy and Titus respectively is still applicable in today's age as God's Word is eternal and the message of the Gospel is universal.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to the course

Section 2: The Church and How it should be ordered.

Lecture 2 Introduction to the Pastoral Letters.

Lecture 3 Dealing with Error in the Church

Lecture 4 Prayer in the Church

Lecture 5 Leadership in the Church

Section 3: The Church and How the Minister should serve it.

Lecture 6 The Church and its Minister

Lecture 7 Treat God's Family with Care

Lecture 8 Teach God's Values to Everyone

Section 4: The Congregation and what it should be

Lecture 9 The Source of Godliness

Lecture 10 Instructions of Godliness

Lecture 11 The Outworkings of Godliness

Section 5: God's Ministers and what they should be

Lecture 12 on Being Bold and Unashamed

Lecture 13 on Being Strong and Steadfast

Lecture 14 Reverencing the Word

Lecture 15 Preaching the Word

Student pastors, lay preachers, reverends, pastors, evangelists, missionaries, ministry leaders.

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MasterClass - Futura Teaches Spray-Painting & Abstract Art
Futura | Duration: 2:33 h | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 6,67 GB | Language: English

Pioneering abstract graffiti artist, Futura teaches you how to create art with a can of spray paint and an idea.

A pioneering painter and street artist, Futura has exhibited at institutions like the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, collaborated with Louis Vuitton and Supreme, and created album art for The Clash. Now he's teaching you his signature, kinetic approach to abstract art. Learn how to express yourself and paint with color, dimension, and detail. All you need to create art is an idea and a can of spray paint.

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Forgiveness, Letting Go, Emotional Integration-HoʻOponopono
Last updated 8/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.01 GB | Duration: 3h 49m

Hooponopono, Gestalt therapy and releasing



What you'll learn
Techniques of emotional integration. How to apply gestalt therapy principles and techniques in self imporovement and working with clients for professionals
Letting go techniques and principles. Sedona method, six ways of releasing and release technique. How to apply in self imporovement and healing and facilitate
Successfuly integrating these approaches into most effective emotional healing ever!
Hooponopono, forgiveness and heart chakra self healing, activation and trauma self healing

Requirements
No requirements, no conditions its suitable for all levels. Everyone can benefits from this, these are basic skills that can always be necessary to improve and work on. at
Just be motovated to learn and practice✨!

Description
In this course we are learning 3 most effective techniques in order to reach:Psychological maturity, integrity, autentic personality with Gestalt therapy. Learn how to forgive and heal with your own heart through power of compassion and love heal all deseases, emotional blocks and karmic patternsLearn how to let go, remove ego identification and reach your full Spiritual and creative potential, awake intuition and master emotional literacy. Be happier, healthier and more abundant with sedona method and releasing technique! Theory, although takes small space on this course I explained it briefly, because it is necessary for you to understand practices deeper. So make sure you download all resources I uploaded, among them are e books and power point presentations. Watch it, reflect on that and enjoy your video lessions at your own pace. Ideal time for finishing course is a week. Watching and practicing 1 or 1,5 hours a day 4 times per week, by making pause a day in between. Also I am going to show you ways of creatively mixing those techniques. There is a lot of practice time during course and you Will be able to apply all those techniques and principles. No matter if you are therapist, light worker, parent, teacher, client or simply student of life wanting to achieve emotional freedom, psychological maturity, emotional literacy and manifest more abundant, healthoer life with effortless Flow and joyful Soul expansion. Take your ticket to freedom, emotional stability and rediscover your uniqueness!

Overview

Section 1: Hooponopono

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Cleansing heart and energy field

Lecture 3 Heart and crown activation

Lecture 4 Removing traumas and heal your body

Lecture 5 Different ways of utilizing Hooponopono in everyday life

Section 2: Gestalt psychotherapy - Emotional integration

Lecture 6 Mirror exercise--contact solo exercise

Lecture 7 Mirror solo exercise on contact example

Lecture 8 Contact exercise for working with client or partner

Lecture 9 Projection and reflection--Traits that annoys me in others

Lecture 10 Polarities in gestalt - Two ways of dealing with it

Lecture 11 Addictional processes and writing essays application

Lecture 12 Language of responsibility

Section 3: Sedona method and releasing technique. Let go and let God?

Lecture 13 Sedona method 1st way- strainght forward

Lecture 14 Sedona method triple welcoming

Lecture 15 Diving in

Lecture 16 Undoing polarities into nothingness

Lecture 17 Fifth way-Recognizing what is

Lecture 18 Sixth way-free way looking at the issue AS the Source

Lecture 19 Wants- Root of All suffering, basocs programs of ego

Lecture 20 Let go of negative emotions - AGFLAP

Lecture 21 Combining the ways of Sedona--exercise

Lecture 22 Letting go of problem

Lecture 23 Identity conflict

Lecture 24 Goals

Lecture 25 Dissolving resistance

Lecture 26 Release technique 1

Lecture 27 Release technique 2

For People on path of self improvement, Spiritual development, energy healers and Psychotherapist and counselors

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Ecommerce & Marketing Course: Agency, Marketer, Affiliate
Last updated 11/2021
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Language: English | Size: 62.82 GB | Duration: 50h 58m

Best Ecommerce & Digital Marketing course, social media marketing, sales funnels, WordPress website, SEO, Ads, ...



What you'll learn
Selling a product online as a freelancer, agency, business owner or affiliate
Designing an advanced structure of a successful eCommerce and Marketing plan
Finding, analyzing and driving traffic online
Social media marketing on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, Pinterest
Advanced advertisement strategies that increase the revenue
Advertisement on platforms, like Facebook, Instagram, Google, Youtube, Pinterest
Creating a complete website from scratch to advance with an online store
Email marketing with 3 different platforms
Designing powerful funnels to drive the traffic into and increase sales and revenue
Starting and building a successful company
21 Marketing cognitive biases and customer characteristics analyzation

Requirements
Join the course with an open mind to learn new things
Be able and willing to practice what we talk about inside the program
Have access to a computer or laptop to be able to use the tools we have a long the course

Description
Ecommerce & Marketing course: For agency, freelancer, product owner and affiliate to sell any product online.By the end you will be able to start and grow a business from any step by locating the customers, delivering higher quality product using advanced strategies and finally selling any product online using sales funnels.In this eCommerce & Marketing course You will learn how to:Create and plan an advanced eCommerce structure for any businessAudience research and analyzationProduct research and analyzationThe advanced traffic blueprintInstagram marketingFacebook marketingYoutube marketingPinterest marketingContent creation for each social media with specific strategiesAdvanced advertisement:Fundamentals of advertisementFacebook adsFacebook retargetingInstagram adsGoogle adsYoutube adsPinterest adsConnector marketing (Advanced strategies)How to create full and advanced website with online store for your businessEmail marketingHook, Story, Offer strategyFundamentals and structure of funnels for sales and leadsHow to start a companyMarketing cognitive biasesCustomer characterizing and much more ...This program is designed for people who want to grow a business using eCommerce and marketing. We start learning from fundamental steps and little by little we get to advanced strategies which most people are not aware of.This eCommerce and Marketing course is so complete that include everything you may need along the way and from time to time we update the course and add new lectures and materials to the course.Student WorkstationThis course include a very complete Student Workstation which includes all of the information inside the course as written documents, with links to the needed tools. It also has each section as a PDF for students who are interested to download it and keep it for themselves offline.The student workstation also include featured marketing and design tools that can very useful to grow a business. And finally we have the student's community to increase the learning experience by engaging students, sharing about issues and problems you face a long the way with others.------------Important!The course includes a section about 21 marketing cognitive biases which are very effective in persuading others.Not everyone knows about digital marketing cognitive biases, and please please use them in ethical way. With cognitive biases you will have the ability to convince people toward your goals and it is extremely important to use it for ethical purposes !!! if you are not sure you can do it, please do not join the course.------------Important!The course include about 50 hours of content, all videos inside the course are recorded with full hd quality in a recording studio, so the audio and video quality is very good. Along the course we have assignments, exercises, and quiz to increase your learning experience by doing the tasks we learn along each lecture.Also by the end of the course you will receive your "eCommerce and Marketing" certificate, mentioning you have completed this course, so you can use it on your resume to increase your salary.If you really want to achieve everything said above join this course NOW! , master eCommerce and digital marketing, take your business to the next level with "Ecommerce & Marketing course: Agency, Marketer, Affiliate" course.Ecommerce & Marketing course: Agency, Marketer, Affiliate by Pouya Eti

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Student Workstation - important !

Lecture 2 Access to Workstation

Lecture 3 Best tips to use the course

Section 2: Ecommerce Blueprint

Lecture 4 Ecom process

Lecture 5 Business goal

Lecture 6 Ecom agency & Freelancing

Lecture 7 Ecom for business owners

Lecture 8 Ecom affiliates

Section 3: Planning

Lecture 9 Planning structure

Lecture 10 Ecom planning

Section 4: Audience

Lecture 11 Introduction to audience

Lecture 12 Who is your audience

Lecture 13 Competitor mining

Lecture 14 Product to competitor

Lecture 15 Competitor analyzation

Lecture 16 Search mindset

Section 5: Product

Lecture 17 Introduction to Product

Lecture 18 Why your product?

Lecture 19 Product evaluation

Lecture 20 Product value secret

Lecture 21 Stay ahead of competitors

Section 6: Traffic

Lecture 22 Introduction to Traffic

Lecture 23 The 5 Types

Lecture 24 Cold, Warm, Hot

Section 7: Traffic - Social Media

Lecture 25 What we have

Section 8: Instagram

Lecture 26 Introduction & IG mindset

Lecture 27 A winning page intro

Lecture 28 Username and Keywords

Lecture 29 Image is an ID

Lecture 30 Advanced bio

Lecture 31 CTA Landing page

Lecture 32 Page theme

Lecture 33 Analytics + Ads

Lecture 34 Know your PF

Lecture 35 The List

Lecture 36 Marketing strategies intro

Lecture 37 Instagram traffic source

Lecture 38 Hashtags

Lecture 39 Hashtag marketing structure

Lecture 40 Hashtag research

Lecture 41 Follow - unfollow

Lecture 42 Credit marketing

Lecture 43 Fan promotion

Lecture 44 Shoutouts

Lecture 45 Like and cm contest

Lecture 46 Contest marketing

Lecture 47 Story intro

Lecture 48 Tags

Lecture 49 Increase engagement

Lecture 50 CTA/Swipe up

Lecture 51 Live intro

Lecture 52 Live planning

Lecture 53 Practice and tips

Lecture 54 Highlights

Lecture 55 Instagram success ingredients

Section 9: Facebook

Lecture 56 Intro

Lecture 57 Introduction to Facebook Fan Page

Lecture 58 Establish Your Facebook Page

Lecture 59 Golden Keywords For Business

Lecture 60 Appear in Search Result

Lecture 61 Profile Picture Perfection

Lecture 62 Cover Photo Perfection

Lecture 63 Call To Action!

Lecture 64 Modify Tabs & Learn From Insights

Lecture 65 Post Types to Use

Lecture 66 !!! Golden Bonus - Business Advice !!!

Lecture 67 Introduction to Fan Page Marketing Strategies

Lecture 68 All Connections

Lecture 69 Invite Potential Followers

Lecture 70 Shoutout Rules

Lecture 71 Distributer Pages For Your Content

Lecture 72 Competitions: Rules & Steps

Lecture 73 How To Create Network Effect

Lecture 74 Notification Challenge

Lecture 75 Introduction To Facebook Groups

Lecture 76 Start Your Group

Lecture 77 Fundamental Group Marketing Setup

Lecture 78 Group Monetization

Section 10: YouTube

Lecture 79 Introduction to YouTube marketing

Lecture 80 YouTube fundamentals

Lecture 81 YouTube marketing

Section 11: Pinterest

Lecture 82 Introduction to Pinterest marketing

Lecture 83 Start your business page

Lecture 84 Name & Description

Lecture 85 Claim your website

Lecture 86 Competitor's notes

Lecture 87 Photo pin rules

Lecture 88 Video pin rules

Lecture 89 Create content

Lecture 90 Follow unfollow

Lecture 91 3 Marketing strategies

Section 12: Content Production

Lecture 92 Introduction

Lecture 93 Content production diagram

Lecture 94 Instagram post

Lecture 95 Instagram video structure

Lecture 96 YouTube videos

Lecture 97 Pinterest post

Lecture 98 Photoshop environment

Lecture 99 Selecting tools part 1

Lecture 100 Selecting tools part 2

Lecture 101 Patching and merge

Lecture 102 Brush and shadow

Lecture 103 Gradiant and text

Lecture 104 Layer setting

Lecture 105 Coolors

Lecture 106 Canva environment

Lecture 107 Edit page

Lecture 108 Resource pack

Lecture 109 Camtasia environment

Lecture 110 Video edit

Lecture 111 Audio edit

Lecture 112 Subtitle

Lecture 113 Export

Lecture 114 Video leap

Section 13: Advertisement

Lecture 115 Introduction to ads

Lecture 116 Structure of ads

Lecture 117 retargeting

Section 14: Facebook Ads

Lecture 118 Introduction to Facebook ads

Lecture 119 Ads manager

Lecture 120 Billing

Lecture 121 Campaigns

Lecture 122 Ad set

Lecture 123 Ad

Lecture 124 Audience

Section 15: Facebook Retargeting

Lecture 125 Facebook Pixel

Lecture 126 Facebook events

Lecture 127 Audience based on events

Lecture 128 Conversion ad

Lecture 129 Prospecting ads

Lecture 130 A/B testing

Section 16: Instagram Ads

Lecture 131 The importance of ads on Insta

Lecture 132 4 type of Instagram ads

Lecture 133 Facebook ads manager

Lecture 134 Billing and payment

Lecture 135 Instagram ads documents

Lecture 136 Instagram ads structure

Lecture 137 Define your target

Lecture 138 Instagram ads planning

Lecture 139 Create your instagram ads by Facebook ads manager

Lecture 140 Promote your posts from Instagram

Lecture 141 Scarcity, reward & curiosity tendency

Lecture 142 Viral posts in practice

Lecture 143 The 4 energy on Instagram

Section 17: Google and Youtube Ads

Lecture 144 Introduction to Google ads

Lecture 145 Google ads environment

Lecture 146 Keyword planner

Lecture 147 Creating campaigns

Lecture 148 Linking accounts

Lecture 149 Tips to write a better ad

Lecture 150 Responsive ads & audiences

Lecture 151 Section douments

Section 18: Pinterest Ads

Lecture 152 Introduction to Pinterest ads

Lecture 153 Create the ad set

Lecture 154 Create the ad

Section 19: Build your Website

Lecture 155 Introduction to Website

Lecture 156 Website documents

Lecture 157 The general plan

Lecture 158 Domain

Lecture 159 Host

Lecture 160 Free host & domain

Lecture 161 Important Issues

Lecture 162 WordPress environment

Lecture 163 WordPress theme

Lecture 164 Theme analyzation

Lecture 165 Importing demos

Lecture 166 Neve options issue

Lecture 167 Important notes

Lecture 168 Logo

Lecture 169 Font

Lecture 170 Html

Lecture 171 Css

Lecture 172 Header

Lecture 173 Footer

Lecture 174 Colors

Lecture 175 Layouts

Lecture 176 Customize

Lecture 177 Classic page

Lecture 178 Elementor

Lecture 179 Elementor environment

Lecture 180 Container

Lecture 181 Editor tabs

Lecture 182 Headline & text

Lecture 183 Image and video

Lecture 184 Buttons

Lecture 185 Divider & spacer

Lecture 186 Google map & icon

Lecture 187 Image & icon box

Lecture 188 Gallery

Lecture 189 Counter & progress

Lecture 190 Tabs

Lecture 191 Accordion & toggle

Lecture 192 Alert, sidebar & more

Lecture 193 Shape divider

Lecture 194 Responsive

Lecture 195 Inspect element

Lecture 196 Reading inspect element

Lecture 197 Inspect element style

Lecture 198 Search mindset

Lecture 199 Design inspiration

Lecture 200 Design resources

Lecture 201 Introduction to Canva

Lecture 202 Canva editor

Lecture 203 Canva practice

Lecture 204 Assignment - Clickfunnels (1)

Lecture 205 Assignment - Clickfunnels (2)

Lecture 206 Assignment - Clickfunnels (3)

Lecture 207 Override

Lecture 208 Posts

Lecture 209 Menus

Lecture 210 Widgets

Lecture 211 Clean dashboard

Lecture 212 Assignment - Shopify (1)

Lecture 213 Assignment - Shopify (2)

Lecture 214 Plugin analyzation

Lecture 215 Essential plugins

Lecture 216 Duplicate page

Lecture 217 Elementor addons

Lecture 218 Warning

Lecture 219 Custom header

Lecture 220 Wp-Optimize

Lecture 221 Autoptimize

Lecture 222 Yoast - SEO

Lecture 223 WooCommerce

Lecture 224 WooCommerce settings

Lecture 225 Add product

Lecture 226 Create store

Lecture 227 WooCommerce customization

Lecture 228 Ultimate members

Lecture 229 UM settings

Lecture 230 Slider revolution 6

Lecture 231 WPforms intro

Lecture 232 WPforms - Creating forms

Lecture 233 Mailster

Lecture 234 Campaigns

Lecture 235 Forms

Lecture 236 Lists

Lecture 237 Setting SMTP

Lecture 238 Google analytics

Lecture 239 SSL certificate

Section 20: Website Optimization

Lecture 240 Introduction

Lecture 241 Optimization fundamentals

Lecture 242 Travel agencies

Lecture 243 Restaurant

Lecture 244 Dentists

Lecture 245 Typography

Section 21: SEO

Lecture 246 Intro to SEO

Lecture 247 the 3 major SEO steps

Lecture 248 SEO full documents

Lecture 249 Keywords conversion & Bounce

Lecture 250 The 2 type of keywords

Lecture 251 Create the list

Lecture 252 Competitor keyword research

Lecture 253 Google keyword planner

Lecture 254 Google trend

Lecture 255 Possibility to rank #1

Lecture 256 Keyword validation

Lecture 257 Intro To Building Web Page

Lecture 258 Page Title, URL & Headline

Lecture 259 Yoast

Lecture 260 Body Rules

Lecture 261 BackLinks

Lecture 262 Google Search Console

Lecture 263 Sitemap

Lecture 264 Indexing

Lecture 265 Queries

Lecture 266 Page Speed

Lecture 267 SSL Certificate

Lecture 268 Free SSL Certificate

Lecture 269 Data Highlighter

Lecture 270 Intro To Drive Traffic

Lecture 271 Quora

Lecture 272 Social Media & resources

Lecture 273 Competitors Traffic Channels

Lecture 274 SEO Documents

Section 22: Connector Marketing

Lecture 275 Intro to connector marketing

Lecture 276 Who is the connector

Lecture 277 Find connectors

Lecture 278 Create the list

Lecture 279 Step 1 engagement

Lecture 280 Contact connectors

Lecture 281 Fan and offer

Lecture 282 Own your list

Section 23: Email Marketing

Lecture 283 What you will learn in "Email Marketing"

Lecture 284 Section Documents

Lecture 285 4 Stages of email marketing

Lecture 286 Cheapest ways to capture email leads

Lecture 287 Setup Mailchimp

Lecture 288 Mailchimp Audience

Lecture 289 Sign up forms: builder, embeded & pop up

Lecture 290 Import signup form into Facebook page

Lecture 291 Content, report & template

Lecture 292 Email campaigns

Lecture 293 Email automation - Get Response

Lecture 294 Section Article

Section 24: Hook, Story, Offer

Lecture 295 Introduction

Lecture 296 Section documents

Lecture 297 Hook structure

Lecture 298 Story structure

Lecture 299 Offer structure

Section 25: Funnel

Lecture 300 Introduction to funnels

Lecture 301 Section documents

Lecture 302 What is sales funnel

Lecture 303 Funnel types

Lecture 304 Squeeze page

Lecture 305 Application funnel

Lecture 306 Trip wire funnel

Lecture 307 Sales letter

Lecture 308 Product lunch funnel

Lecture 309 Webinar funnel

Lecture 310 Auto webinar funnel

Lecture 311 Winning offer

Lecture 312 Reverse engineer

Lecture 313 Funnel article

Section 26: Building a company

Lecture 314 Introduction to company

Lecture 315 Entrepreneur mindset

Lecture 316 Company registration

Lecture 317 Budget

Lecture 318 Business partner

Lecture 319 Management tips

Lecture 320 Business owner characteristics

Lecture 321 Keep records

Section 27: Cognitive biases of Marketing

Lecture 322 Introduction to Cognitive Biases

Lecture 323 The List & Lollapalooza Tendency

Lecture 324 Scarcity - Part 1

Lecture 325 Scarcity - Part 2

Lecture 326 Reward & Punishment Tendency

Lecture 327 Liking/Loving Tendency & Disliking/Hating Tendency

Lecture 328 Contrast Misreaction Tewndency

Lecture 329 Reciprocation Tendency

Lecture 330 Inconsistency-Avoidance Tendency

Lecture 331 Exercise - A woman from Poland

Lecture 332 Doubt-Avoidance Tendency

Lecture 333 Influence-from-Mere Association Tendency

Lecture 334 Simple, Pain-Avoidance Psychological Denial

Lecture 335 Excessive self regard tendency

Lecture 336 Overoptimism Tendency

Lecture 337 Social Proof

Lecture 338 Curiosity Tendency

Lecture 339 Stress-Influence Tendency

Lecture 340 Availability-Misweighing tendency

Lecture 341 Authority-Misinfluence Tendency

Lecture 342 Twaddle Tendency

Lecture 343 Reason-Respecting Tendency

Lecture 344 Booking hotel - part1

Lecture 345 Booking hotel - part2

Lecture 346 Amazon vs ebay

Lecture 347 Udemy

Lecture 348 Additional information on cognitive biases

Section 28: The 4 Business Energy

Lecture 349 Introduction to 4 business Energy

Lecture 350 The 4 type of business energies

Lecture 351 Calculation of the 4 energies

Lecture 352 Understanding our lead business energy

Lecture 353 Ways to improve our weakest energy

Lecture 354 The lead energy of your customer

Lecture 355 How to act against each lead energy

Lecture 356 The effect of colors on customers

Section 29: Web Persuasion

Lecture 357 Turkish airline vs Austrian airline

Lecture 358 Dave dolle

Lecture 359 Apple vs Microsoft

Lecture 360 Mcdonalds, Subway & KFC

Lecture 361 Berkshire hathaway

Section 30: Finalizing

Lecture 362 Final talk

People who want to work in marketing field as a freelancer or agency,People who want to sell their own product online as a business owner,People who want to start an affiliate business

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An In - Depth Approach



What you'll learn
Detailed theoretical aspects of ATMEGA32 MCU (Architecture, Clock Sources, Programming Techniques, Fuse and Lock Bits, etc.)
Detailed concepts of MCU programming and thorough understanding of ATMEGA32 peripherals.
Programming of Basic ATMEGA32 peripherals (GPIO, UART, ADC, External Interrupts, On - Board NVS, Analog Comparator).
Working and programming of critical ATMEGA32 peripherals (Timers, Timer CTC Mode, Counter Mode, Timer Input Capture Mode, PWM)
Some more important topics in MCU programming (Watchdog Timer and Low - Power Modes).
Implementation of embedded system communication protocols (SPI and I2C) along with interfacing of related external peripherals and MCU to MCU communication.
Theory and interfacing of Basic external peripherals (LEDs, Pushbuttons, SPDT Relay, 16x2 LCD, DC Motors with L293D / L298N Motor Drivers, Servo Motors).
More basic peripheral programming (Stepper Motor, Dot Matrix Display, 7 Segment Display).
Complex peripheral programming (KS0108, ST7920, Nokia 5110 Graphical LCDs and SSD1306 OLED Display).
Extraction of vital information from datasheet and other relevant technical documents for programming / interfacing on - board or external peripherals.
Hands - On implementation / testing of each and every circuit and program explained in this course.
Methods for remote control of standard bench equipment like DSO, Signal Generator and Bench Top DC Power Supply.

Requirements
Complete clarity in "C programming concepts" like Input - Output Statements, Control Statements, Looping Statements, Decision Making Statements, Arithmetic and Bitwise Operations, Types of Operators, Operator Precedence, Typecasting, Pre - Processors and Macros, Arrays, Pointers, Structures, User - Defined Functions, etc.
Sound Knowledge about Basics of Digital Electronics along with brief idea about the working of basic electronic components like resistor, inductor, capacitor, diode, transistor, FET, logic gate ICs, etc.
Basic software like "One Note for Windows 7", MS Word" and "Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader" must be pre - installed in your computer.
Programming software that must be installed are Atmel Studio 7.0, Sina Prog Hex Downloader, Real Term / Tera Term VT.
Latest version of CP210x and FTDI drivers, Libusb driver and USB - asp driver.
Additional assisting software that must also be installed are LCD Assistant, GIMP v2.10.24 and Zadig v2.5.

Description
"Embedded Systems with AVR ATMEGA32 Microcontroller - An In - Depth Approach" - As the name suggests, this course contains an in - depth analysis of the ATMEGA32 microcontroller along with the absolute fundamentals of microcontroller programming. Now, you must be thinking that, in this modern world where electronics are being powered up using ARM cortex processors and controllers, FPGA's, etc., what is the need for learning an old college controller like ATMEGA32? A very simple answer to this is, if you want to learn the advanced controllers, then it is imperative that you possess a thorough understanding of the fundamental controllers used in embedded system applications and now - a - days, ATMEGA32 is the most beginner friendly microcontroller because it is relatively easy to program and easy to understand.This course contains a total of 136 lectures divided into 14 sections but I'll layout the entire game plan of this course in 4 major parts: -You'll be introduced to the ATMEGA32 MCU and its features, followed by detailed discussions about its architecture, memory organization, clock sources, programming techniques, etc. Also you'll know about the various parts, equipment and software that are required and how to work with them.You'll be beginning your microcontroller programming journey starting with programming and testing of basic ATMEGA32 peripherals like GPIO, UART, ADC, External Interrupts, Analog Comparators and On - Board Non - Volatile Storage. Also you'll be knowing how to interface external peripherals like LED's, pushbuttons, LCDs, relays, dot matrix displays, 7 segment displays, DC motors, Stepper motors, etc.You'll be dealing with some critical concepts in microcontroller programming like timers, various modes of timers like Counter, CTC, Input Capture and PWM modes. Also you'll be knowing about some less discussed yet important topics like low power modes and watchdog timers along with generation of interrupts by them in the MCU.You'll be understanding 2 of the most commonly used communication protocols in embedded systems namely SPI and I2C protocols in great details followed by interfacing different external peripherals with the microcontroller using these protocols along with generation of protocol based interrupts in this MCU. Also, towards the end, you'll be dealing with interfacing of complex peripherals like Graphical LCDs and OLED displays with this MCU.The pattern to learn a given concept in this course is a 5 step process :-You'll gain an in - depth theoretical background about the concept.You'll be provided with detailed explanations of vital information present in technical documents / datasheets of the MCU and associated components / peripherals because it is very essential for coding the MCU.You'll be understanding related circuit connections for testing the concept and the circuit will be explained in schematic and breadboard formats.You'll be explained each and every line of the programs for testing the concept and the program configurations will be explained with reference to the datasheets of the MCU and its associated components.You'll be implementing circuit connections on the bench and testing the programs on those circuits.Now, why should you choose my course at all?There are 3 good reasons:-The sheer amount of detail in which each concept of the ATMEGA32 microcontroller has been explored.Circuits have not been simulated using simulation software because there are times when simulations can fool you completely.More than 80 programs have been analyzed and implemented practically on the bench.This course has been designed for beginners in the field of embedded systems programming and also for those who are very enthusiastic about electronics but have absolutely no idea how or where to start from. However, I would recommend having previous knowledge about C programming concepts, fundamentals of digital electronics along with a basic idea of how basic electronic components like resistor, inductor, capacitor, diode, transistor, FET, logic gate ICs, etc. work.Finally, I'll be truthful and honest with you. I can't guarantee that this course is going to be a fun one or like its going to be a walk in the park but I can definitely guarantee that this course is a powerhouse of knowledge and information about microcontroller programming using ATMEGA32 MCU. Once you have successfully completed this arduous journey of 136 lectures, your knowledge, skill and confidence in embedded systems will be boosted to the next level. So please take this interesting course and I assure you that it'll be worth your every penny. Also please leave a genuine feedback in the end as it will only help me improve more and more. Happy learning!!!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introducing the Course

Lecture 2 Overview of ATMEGA32 Controller

Lecture 3 Architecture of ATMEGA32 Controller

Lecture 4 Memory Organization of ATMEGA32 Controller

Lecture 5 Fuse and Lock Bits of ATMEGA32 Controller

Lecture 6 Clock Sources and Distribution in ATMEGA32 Controller

Lecture 7 Programming Techniques of ATMEGA32 Controller

Lecture 8 Parts Equipment and Software Needed

Lecture 9 Working with ATMEL Studio 7

Lecture 10 Setup and Downloading Test Program into the Controller

Lecture 11 Controlling Signal Generator and DC Power Supply using PC

Lecture 12 Controlling and Monitoring DSO using PC

Section 2: GPIO Programming

Lecture 13 The Concept of GPIO

Lecture 14 GPIO Registers in ATMEGA32

Lecture 15 Circuit Diagram for Testing GPIO Programs

Lecture 16 GPIO Program - Dancing LED's

Lecture 17 GPIO Program - Pushbutton Interface

Section 3: Interfacing Basic Peripherals

Lecture 18 Theory of SPDT Relay

Lecture 19 Interfacing SPDT Relay with ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 20 Theory of DC Motor

Lecture 21 L293D and L298N Motor Drivers

Lecture 22 Interfacing DC Motor with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 23 Interfacing DC Motor with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 24 Theory of Stepper Motors

Lecture 25 Interfacing Stepper Motor with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 26 Interfacing Stepper Motor with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 27 Theory of 7 Segment Display

Lecture 28 Interfacing 7 Segment Display with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 29 Interfacing 7 Segment Display with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 30 Interfacing 7 Segment Display with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 3

Lecture 31 Theory of 8x8 Dot Matrix Display

Lecture 32 Interfacing 8x8 Dot Matrix Display with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 33 Interfacing 8x8 Dot Matrix Display with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 34 Theory of 16 x 2 Alphanumeric LCD

Lecture 35 Interfacing 16 x 2 Alphanumeric LCD with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 36 Interfacing 16 x 2 Alphanumeric LCD with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 37 Interfacing 16 x 2 Alphanumeric LCD with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 3

Lecture 38 Interfacing 16 x 2 Alphanumeric LCD with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 4

Lecture 39 Theory of 4x4 Hex Keypad

Lecture 40 Interfacing 4x4 Hex Keypad with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 41 Interfacing 4x4 Hex Keypad with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Section 4: External Interrupt Programming

Lecture 42 Concept and Working of Interrupts

Lecture 43 External Interrupts in ATMEGA32

Lecture 44 Programming External Interrupts in ATMEGA32

Section 5: UART Programming

Lecture 45 Concept of Serial Communication

Lecture 46 Details of Asynchronous Serial Communication

Lecture 47 UART Registers in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 48 Circuit Diagram and RS232 Interface

Lecture 49 Testing UART in ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 50 Testing UART in ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 51 Testing UART in ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 3

Lecture 52 Testing UART Based Interrupts in ATMEGA32 MCU

Section 6: ADC Programming

Lecture 53 Concept of ADC

Lecture 54 ADC Registers in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 55 Testing Single Channel ADC in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 56 Testing Multi Channel ADC in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 57 Testing Differential Channel ADC in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 58 ADC using Interrupts in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 59 Interfacing 4 x 4 Keypad using ADC in ATMEGA32 MCU

Section 7: Analog Comparator and On - Board Non - Volatile Storage Programming

Lecture 60 Understanding Analog Comparator

Lecture 61 Testing Analog Comparator in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 62 Analog Comparator using Interrupts in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 63 Theory of On-Board NVS

Lecture 64 Testing API's for On-Board NVS in ATMEGA32 MCU

Section 8: Timers and Counters

Lecture 65 Concept of Timers

Lecture 66 Timer 0 Registers in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 67 Testing Timer 0 Programs in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 68 Timer 1 Registers in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 69 Testing Timer 1 Programs in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 70 Concluding Timers and Counters

Section 9: Timer CTC Mode and Input Capture Mode

Lecture 71 Timer 0 CTC Mode Registers in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 72 Testing Timer 0 CTC Mode in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 73 Timer 1 CTC Mode Registers in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 74 Testing Timer 1 CTC Mode in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 75 Understanding Timer 1 Input Capture Mode

Lecture 76 Basic Testing of Input Capture Mode in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 77 Input Capture Mode Application Program 1

Lecture 78 Input Capture Mode Application Program 2

Section 10: PWM Programming

Lecture 79 Concept of PWM

Lecture 80 Testing PWM using Timer 0 in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 81 Testing PWM using Timer 1 in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 82 PWM Application - Simple LED Dimmer

Lecture 83 PWM Application - DC Motor Speed Control

Lecture 84 Theory of Servo Motors

Lecture 85 Interfacing Servo Motors with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 86 Interfacing Servo Motors with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Section 11: Watchdog Timer and Low Power Mode Programming

Lecture 87 Understanding and Testing Watchdog Timer in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 88 Concept of Low power Modes

Lecture 89 Testing Low power Modes in ATMEGA32 MCU

Section 12: SPI Protocol Programming

Lecture 90 An Overview of Embedded System Communication Protocols

Lecture 91 Understanding SPI Protocol - Part 1

Lecture 92 Understanding SPI Protocol - Part 2

Lecture 93 SPI Protocol Registers in ATMEGA32 MCU

Lecture 94 Interfacing NOR Flash Memory with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 95 Interfacing NOR Flash Memory with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 96 Interfacing NOR Flash Memory with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 3

Lecture 97 Interfacing MAX7219 based 8 x 8 DMD with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 98 Interfacing MAX7219 based 8 x 8 DMD with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 99 Interfacing MAX7219 based 8 x 8 DMD with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 3

Lecture 100 ATMEGA32 to ATMEGA32 Communication using SPI Protocol - Part 1

Lecture 101 ATMEGA32 to ATMEGA32 Communication using SPI Protocol - Part 2

Section 13: I2C Protocol Programming

Lecture 102 Understanding I2C Protocol - Part 1

Lecture 103 Understanding I2C Protocol - Part 2

Lecture 104 Understanding I2C Protocol - Part 3

Lecture 105 Understanding I2C Protocol - Part 4

Lecture 106 Understanding I2C Protocol - Part 5

Lecture 107 ATMEGA32 Registers for I2C Protocol

Lecture 108 Interfacing External EEPROM with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 109 Interfacing External EEPROM with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 110 Interfacing RTC with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 1

Lecture 111 Interfacing RTC with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 2

Lecture 112 Interfacing RTC with ATMEGA32 MCU - Part 3

Lecture 113 Interfacing 16 x 2 LCD with ATMEGA32 MCU using I2C - Part 1

Lecture 114 Interfacing 16 x 2 LCD with ATMEGA32 MCU using I2C - Part 2

Lecture 115 ATMEGA32 to ATMEGA32 Communication using I2C - Part 1

Lecture 116 ATMEGA32 to ATMEGA32 Communication using I2C - Part 2

Lecture 117 I2C Device Address Scanner using ATMEGA32 MCU

Section 14: Interfacing Graphical LCDs (GLCDs) and OLED Display

Lecture 118 Overview of Graphical LCDs

Lecture 119 Theory of KS0108 (128 x 64) GLCD

Lecture 120 Programs for KS0108 (128 x 64) GLCD

Lecture 121 Theory of ST7920 (128 x 64) GLCD - Part 1

Lecture 122 Theory of ST7920 (128 x 64) GLCD - Part 2

Lecture 123 Theory of ST7920 (128 x 64) GLCD - Part 3

Lecture 124 Theory of ST7920 (128 x 64) GLCD - Part 4

Lecture 125 Theory of ST7920 (128 x 64) GLCD - Part 5

Lecture 126 Programs for ST7920 (128 x 64) GLCD

Lecture 127 Theory of Nokia 5110 (84 x 48) GLCD - Part 1

Lecture 128 Theory of Nokia 5110 (84 x 48) GLCD - Part 2

Lecture 129 Theory of Nokia 5110 (84 x 48) GLCD - Part 3

Lecture 130 Programs for Nokia 5110 (84 x 48) GLCD

Lecture 131 Theory of SSD1306 (128 x 64) OLED Display - Part 1

Lecture 132 Theory of SSD1306 (128 x 64) OLED Display - Part 2

Lecture 133 Theory of SSD1306 (128 x 64) OLED Display - Part 3

Lecture 134 Theory of SSD1306 (128 x 64) OLED Display - Part 4

Lecture 135 Theory of SSD1306 (128 x 64) OLED Display - Part 5

Lecture 136 Programs for SSD1306 (128 x 64) OLED Display

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Projects & Project Finance (Law Course)
Last updated 2/2022
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Learn in-demand skills and gain practical, commercial understanding of Projects and Projects Finance transactions


What you'll learn
Law
Legal skills
Practical law
Transaction cycle of project transaction
Transaction cycle of project finance transaction
Regulatory framework in India

Requirements
None

Description
About this course - Dual certification courseSkillxPro in association with DSK Legal brings you a comprehensive course on Projects and Projects Finance in which you will learn and understand every element of transactions involving setting up a project and financing of a project, including the major stakeholders, contracts involved (its terms, interpretation, etc.), and regulatory aspects. You will experience the complete transaction cycle starting from identification of a project, to financing, to the closing of the transaction. You will gain insight into the complexities and dilemmas that arise in these transactions. This course takes an interdisciplinary approach to a project's transaction including structuring of projects, transactions and financing, various regulatory considerations, disputes, etc.Increased Demand for Projects LawyerThe increased impetus to develop infrastructure in the country is attracting both domestic and international players. Private sector is emerging as a key player across various infrastructure segments, ranging from roads and communications to the power and energy sectors. In May 2018, India ranked 4th in the Asia Pacific region out of 25 nations on an index that measures its overall power. India is ranked fourth in wind power, fifth in solar power, and fifth in renewable power installed capacity as of 2018. India ranked sixth in list of countries to make most investments in clean energy with US$ 90 billion. Investment Scenario - Large investment in infrastructure has provided momentum to overall PE/VC investments into India which touched an all-time high where infrastructure recorded US$ 1.4 billion during October 2019 accounting 43 percent of all the investment of the month. Between April 2000 and June 2019, the industry attracted US$ 14.54 billion in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), accounting for 3 percent of total FDI inflows in India.The boom in Infrastructure, Energy and Projects sector is carrying over to the legal profession, with many law firms and corporate expanding teams in these fields. As a result, lawyers and employees with the right skill set in Infrastructure, Energy and Projects may have their pick of jobs.Gain in-demand skill setsWhen you finish, you will be adept at drafting major agreements, conduct due diligence, negotiate key terms, understand the commercial nature of project transactions, and advice your company and/or client. You'll be able to apply the acquired skills to justify each stage of the transaction. You will be appropriately equipped to advise different stakeholders including sponsors, lenders, institutional investors, infrastructure and pension funds, commercial banks, corporations, developers, insurance companies and governmental entities across the spectrum of infrastructure asset classes. With the course's unique combination of skills and experience, you will be able to provide clients with integrated advice and guide them through difficult issues on their most important transactions.Learn and understand each stage of a project (development) and a project finance transactionLearn the drafting and working on project financing transaction including a term sheet, loan agreement, and security documentsUnderstand the structure of aforesaid transaction including arrangements and agreements between key partiesLearn and understand in detail the nuances of the PPP Model and a typical lifecycle of a PPP projectLearn the due diligence process carried out during project financingUnderstand the bidding process in projects transaction and documents involved thereinLearn the negotiation between parties at pre and post procurement stageUnderstand the regulatory framework in relation to procurement process and project financingAbout DSK Legal: is recognized for work done in all stages of infrastructure development, from proof of concept to final commissioning. Correspondingly DSK trains and exposes its lawyers to all the stages of infrastructure development to provide an overall outlook and understanding. Likewise, we have tried designing the course in a manner to provide you with an overall understanding of the projects sector and transaction involved therein.Certification: On completion of the course, you shall be awarded with a certificate from Udemy. Additionally, you shall also be accredited with a certificate from SkillxPro and DSK Legal, on fulfilling the marking criteria as provided in the course instructions.Enrol in this course on Projects & Project Finance (Law Course), today.
Overview
Section 1: Course Overview
Lecture 1 Course Instructions & Format
Lecture 2 Grading Policy
Lecture 3 Abbreviations and Acronyms
Lecture 4 Agenda
Section 2: Introduction to Projects
Lecture 5 Reading: Scope of "Projects" - Harmonized list of Infrastructure sub-sectors
Lecture 6 Video: Scope of the term "projects"
Lecture 7 Reading: Market Size and National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP)
Lecture 8 Video: Market trends in the sector
Lecture 9 Reading: Project Company (SPV)
Lecture 10 Video: Structure of Project and Project Finance Transaction
Lecture 11 Reading: Overview of Contractual Arrangement on PPP Project
Lecture 12 Video: Contractual arrangement in PPP Project
Lecture 13 Reading: Glossary of Terms
Lecture 14 Video: Key Terms and Concepts
Section 3: Introduction to Public Private Partnership
Lecture 15 Reading: Public Private Partnership (PPP) - Key Considerations
Lecture 16 Video: Introduction - Meaning and Purpose
Lecture 17 Reading: PPP Value Drivers
Lecture 18 Video: Advantages of PPP Projects
Lecture 19 Video: Evolution of PPP in India & Abroad
Lecture 20 Supplemental Reading: PPP and PFI
Lecture 21 Reading: Overview of Legislative Framework w.r.t. Infrastructure Project
Lecture 22 Video: Legislation governing PPP Projects
Lecture 23 Supplemental Reading: Legal Framework: Public Procurement
Lecture 24 Reading: Considerations in determining the Mode of PPP
Lecture 25 Video: Modes of PPP
Lecture 26 Video: Breading down PPP Process
Lecture 27 Supplemental Reading: Characteristics of major PPP Models Families
Section 4: Transaction Cycle of Projects Transaction
Lecture 28 Video: Overview of PPP Transaction Cycle & Role of Lawyers
Lecture 29 Supplemental Reading: Recap- PPP Transaction Cycle
Lecture 30 STAGE 1: IDENTIFICATION STAGE
Lecture 31 Video: Identification Stage
Lecture 32 Supplemental Reading: Identification and implementation strategy
Lecture 33 STAGE 2: DEVELOPMENT STAGE
Lecture 34 Video: Development Stage - Feasibility Study and Due Diligence
Lecture 35 Supplemental Reading: Analysis- Feasibility Study
Lecture 36 Reading: Checklist- Pre-procurement Activities
Lecture 37 STAGE 3: PROCUREMENT STAGE
Lecture 38 Video: Procurement Stage
Lecture 39 Supplemental Reading: Recap: Procurement Stage
Lecture 40 DOCUMENTATION: BID DOCUMENTS
Lecture 41 Video: Request for Qualification
Lecture 42 Supplemental Reading: Request for Qualification: Structure and Key Ingredients
Lecture 43 Video: Request for Proposal
Lecture 44 Supplemental Reading: Request for Proposal: Structure and Key Ingredients
Lecture 45 DOCUMENTATION: PROJECT DOCUMENTS
Lecture 46 Video: Concession Agreement
Lecture 47 Supplemental Reading: Analysing Concession Agreement
Lecture 48 Supplemental Reading: Typical Clauses and Negotiation of Concession Agreement
Lecture 49 Supplemental Reading: Other Documents
Lecture 50 Supplemental Reading: Model Documents
Lecture 51 NEGOTIATION
Lecture 52 Supplemental Reading: Negotiation at Pre & Post Procurement Stage
Lecture 53 Optional Reading: EPC Contract
Lecture 54 Optional Reading: Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
Lecture 55 IMPLEMENTATION STAGE
Lecture 56 Video: Implementation Stage
Lecture 57 Video: Contract Management
Lecture 58 Supplemental Reading: Contract Management
Section 5: Introduction to Project Finance
Lecture 59 Reading: Project Finance: Meaning, Characteristics & Types
Lecture 60 Video: Introduction - Corporate Finance v Project Finance
Lecture 61 Supplemental Reading: Corporate Finance v Project Finance
Lecture 62 Supplemental Reading: Advantages & Disadvantages of Project Finance
Lecture 63 Reading: Introduction to Project Finance Transaction Structure
Lecture 64 Video: Structure of Project Finance Transaction
Lecture 65 Supplemental Reading: Analysis: Project Finance Transaction Structure
Lecture 66 Reading: Overview- Sources of Finance
Lecture 67 Video: Sources of Finance
Lecture 68 Supplemental Reading: Analysis of Sources of Finance
Section 6: Project Finance Transaction Cycle
Lecture 69 Video: Overview of the Transaction Cycle of Project Financing
Lecture 70 Supplemental Reading: Transaction Cycle of Project Financing
Lecture 71 STAGE 1: PRE-FINANCING STAGE
Lecture 72 Reading: Key action items & tasks in a Due Diligence
Lecture 73 Video: Due Diligence - Introduction and Structure of Due Diligence Report
Lecture 74 Video: Due Diligence - Considerations by Lawyers
Lecture 75 Supplemental Reading: Key Risk And Mitigants in Project Financed Transactions
Lecture 76 Supplemental Reading: Due Diligence Report: Drafting, Structure & Key Clauses
Lecture 77 STAGE 2: FINANCING STAGE
Lecture 78 DOCUMENTATION: TERM SHEET
Lecture 79 Video: Term Sheet
Lecture 80 Supplemental Reading: Analysis and Drafting of Term Sheet
Lecture 81 DOCUMENTATION: PROJECT FINANCING DOCUMENTS
Lecture 82 Video: Loan Agreement (Structure)
Lecture 83 Video: Important Clauses of Loan Agreement
Lecture 84 Video: Negotiation
Lecture 85 Supplemental Reading: Loan Agreement - Structure, Drafting and Negotiation
Lecture 86 SECURITY
Lecture 87 Video: Securities
Lecture 88 Supplemental Reading: Security - Forms and Perfection of Security
Lecture 89 Supplemental Reading: Security Documentation
Lecture 90 Reading: Financial Closure and Disbursement
Lecture 91 POST DISBURSEMENT FORMALITIES
Lecture 92 Video: Post Disbursement Formalities
Section 7: Regulatory Framework & Case Study
Lecture 93 Reading: Overview of Regulatory Framework - Project Finance
Lecture 94 Video: Foreign Investments
Lecture 95 Reading: Bankruptcy proceeding in respect of the project company
Lecture 96 Video: Insolvency Law
Lecture 97 Supplemental Reading: RBI Circular June 7, 2019
Lecture 98 Video: Other Compliances - Reporting, Notary & Stamp Duty
Lecture 99 Case Study - Public Private Partnership Projects in India
Section 8: Final Assessment
Section 9: Understanding Practice Area & Career Guide
Lecture 100 Practice Perspective
Lecture 101 Career Guide
Law Students,Lawyers,Professionals working in Project Sector,Bankers,EPC Professionals

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Last updated 10/2020
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Learn Affinity Designer for vector drawing, graphic designs and photo editing


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Understand the dashboard
Manage the windows
Master the vector tools
Master the tools in pixel persona
Create shapes
Add text
Manage grid and guides
Add filters
Master adjustment layers
Import images
Create logo
Create flyer
Create drawing with shapes
Edit photo
Create visit card

Requirements
You need to install Affinity Designer

Description
Affinity DesignerAffinity Designer is a powerful graphic design program for all your needs. It is a software that allows you to work on vector format as well as photo editing. You can use it for logos, vector illustrations, graphic documents, but also photo editing. The tool allows you to work in two different modes, depending on whether you want to work in vector format or in raster format. In the same way, it is very easy to juggle between the two modes, and to combine the tools of one or the other on the same graphic design. The performance is impressive, the interface allows you to work efficiently with clear and precise controls.Main features- Layer system- Vector drawing tools- Advanced retouching settings- Filters- Work plans- And moreTraining courseIn this training you will learn the Affinity designer software in its entirety. You will quickly obtain a good level which will allow you to make vector drawings, graphic documents, and do photo retouching. All the features of the software will be seen in the course. By acting step by step, operating mode of the interface, principle of layers, use of the various tools for both vector and raster mode, photo settings, application of filters, you will be able to move forward quickly in the process. 'learning. Training will also allow you to see all the features seen in the course.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Start
Lecture 2 Dashboard
Lecture 3 Preferences
Lecture 4 Create new document
Lecture 5 History
Lecture 6 Hand tool
Lecture 7 Zoom tool
Section 3: Layers
Lecture 8 Layers part 1
Lecture 9 Layers part 2
Lecture 10 Layer mask
Lecture 11 Blend mode
Section 4: Grid and guides
Lecture 12 Manage grid
Lecture 13 Add guides
Lecture 14 Add columns and rows
Lecture 15 Smart guides
Section 5: Alignments and distribution
Lecture 16 Alignments
Lecture 17 Distribution
Section 6: Master tools
Lecture 18 Selection tool
Lecture 19 Artboard tool
Lecture 20 Corner tool
Lecture 21 Pen tool
Lecture 22 Node tool
Lecture 23 Point transform tool
Lecture 24 Pencil tool
Lecture 25 Vector brush tool
Lecture 26 Fill tool
Lecture 27 Transparency tool
Lecture 28 Place image tool
Lecture 29 Image inside object
Lecture 30 Vector crop tool
Lecture 31 Rectangle tool
Lecture 32 Rounded rectangle tool
Lecture 33 Ellipse tool
Lecture 34 Basic shape tool
Lecture 35 Advanced shape tool
Lecture 36 Color picker tool
Section 7: Manage objects
Lecture 37 Objects association
Lecture 38 Transformation panel
Lecture 39 Manage symbols
Lecture 40 Manage symmetries
Lecture 41 Duplicate objects
Lecture 42 Groups
Lecture 43 Object selection
Section 8: Color and strokes
Lecture 44 Color panel
Lecture 45 Edit strokes
Section 9: Add text
Lecture 46 Artistic text tool
Lecture 47 Frame text tool
Lecture 48 Character style
Lecture 49 Paragraph style
Lecture 50 Curve text
Lecture 51 Edit letters text
Lecture 52 Image inside text
Lecture 53 Effect text ocean
Section 10: Pixel persona master tools
Lecture 54 Pixel persona
Lecture 55 Rectangular selection tool
Lecture 56 Ellipse selection tool
Lecture 57 Row selection tool
Lecture 58 Column selection tool
Lecture 59 Free hand selection tool
Lecture 60 Selection brush tool
Lecture 61 Refine selection
Lecture 62 Paint brush tool
Lecture 63 Flood fill tool
Lecture 64 Dodge brush tool
Lecture 65 Burn brush tool
Lecture 66 Smudge brush tool
Lecture 67 Blur brush tool
Lecture 68 Sharpen brush tool
Section 11: Pixel persona adjustments
Lecture 69 Adjustment levels
Lecture 70 Adjustment white balance
Lecture 71 Adjustment HSL
Lecture 72 Adjustment black and white
Lecture 73 Adjustment brightness contrast
Lecture 74 Adjustment posterize
Lecture 75 Adjustment vibrance
Lecture 76 Adjustment exposure
Lecture 77 Adjustment shadows highlights
Lecture 78 Adjustment treshold
Lecture 79 Adjustment curve
Lecture 80 Adjustment channel mixer
Lecture 81 Adjustment recolor
Lecture 82 Adjustment selective color
Lecture 83 Adjustment invert
Section 12: Layer effects
Lecture 84 Layer effect gaussian blur
Lecture 85 Layer effect outer shadow
Lecture 86 Layer effect inner shadow
Lecture 87 Layer effects outer glow
Lecture 88 Layer effect inner glow
Lecture 89 Layer effect 3D
Lecture 90 Layer effect bevel emboss
Lecture 91 Layer effect outline
Lecture 92 Layer effect gradient overlay
Lecture 93 Layer effect color overlay
Lecture 94 Layer profile
Lecture 95 Styles
Section 13: Training edit portrait photos
Lecture 96 Make up face part 1
Lecture 97 Make up face part 2
Lecture 98 Change eyes color
Lecture 99 Double exposure
Section 14: Trainings edit landscape photos
Lecture 100 Edit picture with adjustment layer part 1
Lecture 101 Edit picture with adjustment layer part 2
Lecture 102 Selective black and white
Lecture 103 Mix color black and white
Section 15: Trainings basic drawings
Lecture 104 Simple character part 1
Lecture 105 Simple character part 2
Lecture 106 Basic drawing with gradient part 1
Lecture 107 Basic drawing with gradient part 2
Section 16: Training create icons
Lecture 108 Create web icons part 1
Lecture 109 Create web icons part 2
Section 17: Training perspective plan
Lecture 110 Create perspective plan part 1
Lecture 111 Create perspective plan part 2
Section 18: Training graphic documents
Lecture 112 Logo design part 1
Lecture 113 Logo design part 2
Lecture 114 Visit card part 1
Lecture 115 Visit card part 2
Lecture 116 Flyer design part 1
Lecture 117 Flyer design part 2
Lecture 118 Post social network part 1
Lecture 119 Post social network part 2
Lecture 120 Flyer travel part 1
Lecture 121 Flyer travel part 2
Lecture 122 Cover book part 1
Lecture 123 Cover book part 2
Lecture 124 Double page magazine part 1
Lecture 125 Double page magazine part 2
Graphic designer,People who want to do vector drawing, graphic documents and photo editing

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