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Published 8/2024 Created by Mahendra Singh MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 15 Lectures ( 1h 19m ) | Size: 661 MB [center] The specific challenges and solutions for managing electrical systems on offshore platforms. What you'll learn: a comprehensive understanding of the critical importance of electrical systems in maintaining safe and efficient operations on offshore platforms. Learn how to recognize the impact of harsh marine environments on electrical systems and implement strategies to mitigate these challenges. Master best practices for ensuring the safety and reliability of electrical systems in offshore conditions, including industry standards and regulations Implement Power Generation and Distribution Techniques Utilize Advanced Control and Monitoring Systems Apply Best Practices in Instrumentation Installation and Maintenance Examine real-world examples of power distribution management and control system implementation on offshore platforms Enhance your ability to identify and solve common issues related to electrical systems in offshore environments Learn to anticipate future challenges in offshore electrical systems and explore potential solutions to stay ahead in the field. Requirements: Basic Knowledge of Electrical Engineering Understanding of Control Systems Description: Unlock the Secrets of Offshore Electrical SystemsIn the challenging world of offshore platforms, reliable and efficient electrical systems are the lifeblood of operations. Whether you're an aspiring engineer, a seasoned professional, or someone looking to expand your knowledge, understanding the intricacies of these systems is essential. This course, "Instrumentation and Control for Offshore Electrical Systems," is designed to give you a comprehensive overview of the specific challenges and solutions involved in managing electrical systems on offshore platforms.Why Enroll in This Course?Expert Guidance in a Short Time: Get valuable insights and practical knowledge in just few minutes. Each lecture is crafted to be concise yet informative, ensuring that you can grasp the key concepts quickly and effectively.Real-World Applications: Learn about the critical role of electrical systems in offshore environments through real-world case studies. Understand how to manage power distribution, implement control systems, and ensure safety and reliability in harsh marine conditions.Stay Ahead with Emerging Technologies: Explore the latest advancements in offshore electrical systems, including automation, remote monitoring, and future trends that are shaping the industry.Comprehensive Coverage: From the basics of power generation and distribution to advanced control and monitoring systems, this course covers everything you need to know to excel in your role.Who Should Take This Course?Offshore Engineers and TechniciansElectrical and Instrumentation EngineersMarine and Offshore Operations ManagersAnyone interested in offshore electrical systemsWhat You'll Learn:The importance of electrical systems in offshore operationsEnvironmental challenges and how to overcome themBest practices for ensuring safety and reliabilityTechniques for power generation, distribution, and controlInstallation and maintenance practices for offshore instrumentsEmerging technologies and future challenges in the industryWhy This Course Matters:As offshore platforms continue to evolve, so too do the electrical systems that power them. Staying current with the latest technologies and best practices is crucial for maintaining operational efficiency and safety. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to tackle the unique challenges of offshore electrical systems, ensuring you're prepared for whatever the future holds.Enroll Now and Take Control of Offshore Electrical SystemsWhether you're aiming to enhance your skills or looking to broaden your knowledge, this course is your gateway to mastering offshore electrical systems. Join us and take the first step toward becoming an expert in this vital field. Who this course is for: Engineering Students and Graduates Offshore Engineers and Technicians Electrical and Instrumentation Engineers Marine and Offshore Operations Managers Anyone Interested in Offshore Electrical Systems Homepage

Published 8/2024 Created by Alexandru-Dan Margineanu MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 16 Lectures ( 2h 55m ) | Size: 1.3 GB [center] Basic to intermediate knowledge you need to create success presentations in PowerPoint What you'll learn: Essential PowerPoint Knowledge How to Create a Presentation How to Use Sections How to Use Text and Text box How to Use Shapes and Connectors How to Use Images How to Use Tables How to Use Charts How to Use Audio and Video How to Use Slide Master How to Use Views How to Use Slide Show How to Use Animations and Transitions How to Use SmartArt How to Use Zoom and Morph Requirements: Laptop / PC and a Microsoft Office license Description: This training contains basic knowledge you need for easily creating PowerPoint presentation. It also includes design recommendations for creating presentations, regardless of the software used.It is meant for beginners to intermediate level.In around 3 hours you will learn:How to use the PowerPoint InterfaceHow to Create a PresentationHow to Use SectionsHow to Use text and Text boxHow to Use Shapes and ConnectorsHow to Use ImagesHow to Use TablesHow to Use ChartsHow to Use Audio and VideoHow to Use Slide MasterHow to Use ViewsHow to Use Slide Show, Custom Slide Show, Rehearse TimeHow to Use Animations and TransitionsHow to Use SmartArtHow to Use Zoom and MorphEach lesson lasts for 5-15 minutes, to be easily accessible from anywhere, anytime, at a pace you choose. In the resources you will find the file I created for this training, so you can use it to better understand the topics discussed.We all need a software for creating presentations, to inform our teams and colleagues, to persuade others. Because is very wide spread, Microsoft PowerPoint is a convenient solution.You can choose this training because you want to improve your knowledge, you want to change your role / position in your current organization, you want to change jobs and companies or you need to acquire new skills.This training is compatible with all PowerPoint versions; Zoom feature is available only from 2019 version.Recommendations:- use a second screen / monitor- learn daily- actually complete the examples from each lesson Who this course is for: Beginner to intermediate level in Microsoft PowerPoint Homepage

Published 8/2024 Created by Ashish Prajapati MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 120 Lectures ( 18h 51m ) | Size: 8.4 GB [center] Build your confidence and credibility as data engineer, data architect, and other data-related roles on AWS Cloud What you'll learn: Domain 1: Data Ingestion and Transformation Domain 2: Data Store Management Domain 3: Data Operations and Support Domain 4: Data Security and Governance Requirements: General concepts for data analytics, networking, storage, and compute in AWS Cloud Description: Data Engineer is in-demand role with a low supply of skilled professionals. This training offer you a means to build your confidence and credibility as data engineer, data architect, and other data-related roles.In this training you will develop ability to implement data pipelines and to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize cost and performance issues in accordance with best practices.The training will enhance your ability to complete the following tasks:· Ingest and transform data, and orchestrate data pipelines while applying programming concepts.· Choose an optimal data store, design data models, catalog data schemas, and manage data lifecycles.· Operationalize, maintain, and monitor data pipelines. Analyze data and ensure data quality.· Implement appropriate authentication, authorization, data encryption, privacy, and governance. Enable logging.Though this training is focused towards AWS Certified Data Engineer - Associate (DEA-C01) certification but it is equally useful for learners who want to know more about Data Engineering in AWS Cloud. I have covered following four exam domains in it:Domain 1: Data Ingestion and TransformationDomain 2: Data Store ManagementDomain 3: Data Operations and SupportDomain 4: Data Security and GovernanceYou will gain skills in:Data Ingestion and TransformationPerform data ingestion.Transform and process data.Orchestrate data pipelines.Apply programming concepts.Data Store ManagementChoose a data store.Understand data cataloging systems.Manage the lifecycle of data.Design data models and schema evolution.Data Operations and SupportAutomate data processing by using AWS services.Analyze data by using AWS services.Maintain and monitor data pipelines.Ensure data quality.Data Security and GovernanceApply authentication mechanisms.Apply authorization mechanismsEnsure data encryption and masking.Prepare logs for audit.Understand data privacy and governance. Who this course is for: Someone who wants to build your confidence and credibility in data engineer, data architect, and other data-related roles on AWS Candidates who are preparing for AWS Certified Data Engineer - Associate exam. Anyone who want to expand their knowledge in data engineering field. Homepage

Released 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 16 Lessons ( 8h 36m ) | Size: 2.34 GB [center] Dive deep into the world of React Native animations with this course, designed to guide you from the basics to advanced techniques. Wine improves with time, and so will this course. You will always have access to all the changes and new tutorials. What's included? Source code access Detailed Tutorials Animated Square Bouncing To build a castle, it's always important to start from the foundation. In this tutorial we will define together the fundamental building blocks for making animations Exploring Shared Values withTiming, withSpring and more 19:42 Exploring Pan Gestures It's amazing what you can achieve with simple gestures. In this video we'll find out how to coordinate gestures with Shared Values. The Gesture Detector The useDerivedValue hook 18:00 Spatial Tap Gestures Tapping around is always fun, but what if we could animating things while we tap? In this tutorial we'll explore the possibilities of tap gestures and how to react to them. Learning Tap Gestures The useAnimatedReaction hook Inspiration 31:27 Parallax Animation The parallax effect is a classic in the world of animations. Have you ever wondered how to create it? That's what this tutorial is all about. Listening for the scrollOffset The secrets behind the interpolate function Inspiration 32:06 Animated Text Animating a text can easily boost the user experience of your app. In this tutorial we'll learn how to do it by fully relying on the UI Thread. Redash & Animateable Text Let's taste a bit of Skia 48:28 Scroll Progress Text Learning the animation building blocks is fun. Combining them together is just fulfilling. In this tutorial we'll learn how to animate a text while scrolling by combining text animations with scroll animations. The useAnimatedScrollHandler hook Coordinate states as a Finite State Machine Inspiration 52:00 Shared Transitions Let's be honest, shared transitions are the coolest thing ever. In this tutorial we'll see how to use them to taste the future of React Native animations. Expo Router & Expo Blur Shared Element Transition Inspiration 31:57 Layout Animations No matter what's the question, layout animations are always the answer. In this tutorial we'll discover all the secrets behind layout animations. Entering, Exiting & Keyframes animations Layout Transitions 44:00 Family Number Input The Family app is just the pure demonstration of how animations can make a difference in the user experience. In this tutorial we'll learn how to recreate a simplified version of their number input. Layout Animation on steroids Custom Tap Gestures Inspiration 35:43 The beauty of Skia Skia is the salt that makes the dish taste better. In this tutorial we'll learn the basics of Skia and how to use it to enhance our animations. The Skia Canvas Custom Gradients 35:00 Animated Graph Preview Graphs are the best way to visualize data. In this tutorial we'll learn how to create a graph preview, deeply inspired by Steddy, with Skia. Skia Path The usePathInterpolation hook Inspiration 25:05 Gestures within a Canvas Using a Canvas is always fun, but how can you interact with the elements? This tutorial has the answers you're looking for. Handling Gestures (again) Clip & Masks 42:06 Bottom Tab Animation It's time to integrate animations in your navigation system. In this tutorial we'll learn how to create a custom BottomTabBar and attach it to the one from Expo Router. Expo Router Integration Skia Gradients & Paths Inspiration 40:09 Image Shader Transitions When you get shocked by an animation, chances are that you've seen a shader. In this tutorial we'll learn how to create a shader transition between images. Building a simple shader transition How to reuse and customize existing shaders Inspiration 39:36 Navigating with Shaders Shaders are the best way to create stunning transitions. In this tutorial we'll learn how to use shaders to navigate between screens with the power of Skia. The makeImageFromSnapshot function Reusing Shader Transitions Homepage [Hidden Content]

Published 8/2024 Created by Haider N MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 7 Lectures ( 1h 18m ) | Size: Analysis of Financial Statements What you'll learn: Learn How to read Financial Statements What is Vertical Analysis? How to Calculate and Analyse Vertical Analysis of Finance Statements? What is Horizontal Analysis? How to Calculate and Analyse Vertical Analysis of Finance Statements? What is Ratio Analysis? What are different types of Ratio Analysis? What are Liquidity Ratios? What are different types of Liquidity Ratios? Liquidity Ratios Formulas? Solved Illustrations with Comments? What are Leverage Ratios? What are different types of Leverage Ratios? Leverage Ratios Formulas? Solved Illustrations with Comments? What are Activity Ratios? What are different types of Activity Ratios? Activity Ratios Formulas? Solved Illustrations with Comments? What are Profitability Ratios? What are different types of Profitability Ratios? Profitability Ratios Formulas? Solved Illustrations with Comments? Requirements: Accounting Certifications Bachelors in Accounting & Finance CMA ACCA CPA CIMA B. COM CA Bookkeeping Specialists Financial Reporting Accounting Reports Description: Welcome to another amazing professional Accounting Course and i.e. Financial Statements Analysis.In addition to my professional education, I have also 25 years working experience within various legendary industries, therefore I can teach you better than anyone else on this topic.I am very excited to begin this professional learning adventure with each one of you. This course is ideal for those who want to improve their financial reporting skills. Each topic is explained with practical examples to help you in understanding it completely.After completing this course, you can easily analyse financial statements of any organization by applying the knowledge you have learned in this course.The duration of this course is only one hour. It consists of 6 lectures. I will teach you all three Methods of Financial Statements Analysis1. What is Vertical Analysis? How to calculate and interpret Vertical Analysis?2. What is Horizontal Analysis? How to calculate and interpret Horizontal Analysis?3. What is Ratio Analysis? How many different types of Financial Ratios?a) What are Liquidity Ratios and how to calculate each one of them?b) What are Leverage Ratios and how to calculate and interpret each one of them?c) What are Activity Ratios and how to calculate and interpret each one of them?d) What are Profitability Ratios and how to calculate and interpret each one of them?This course is more worthy that the price you are paying for it. So, Don't miss this opportunity and add another highly demanded professional skill to your profile.Thank you. Who this course is for: Accounting Students Business Students Business Owners Accountants Financial Accountants Bookkeepers Finance Managers Accounting Manager Senior Accountants Management Accountants Business Analysts Commerce Students Fresh Accountants Accounting Executive Accounts Executive Finance Executive Finance Specialists Financial Brokers Financial Controllers Homepage

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 1.51 GB | Duration: 1h 37m Master Emotional Intelligence: Lead with Empathy, Build Strong Relationships, and Achieve Personal Success What you'll learn Understanding Emotional Intelligence: Gain a deep understanding of what emotional intelligence is and why it is crucial in today's world. Self-Awareness: Learn to recognize and understand your own emotions and how they influence your thoughts and actions. Self-Regulation: Develop strategies to manage your emotions, stay calm under pressure, and maintain control in challenging situations. Empathy: Enhance your ability to understand and share the feelings of others, fostering stronger, more meaningful relationships. Social Skills: Improve your communication skills, learn to resolve conflicts effectively, and build a supportive social network. Motivation: Discover how to stay motivated, set and achieve goals, and cultivate a positive mindset. Requirements Understand English Language Description Welcome to "Emotional Intelligence: Learn to Lead, Love, and Succeed," a transformative course designed to help you harness the power of emotional intelligence (EQ) to achieve personal and professional success. Whether you're a leader aiming to inspire your team, a professional seeking to enhance workplace relationships, or an individual striving for personal growth, this course offers valuable insights and practical tools to elevate your EQ.What You Will Learn:Understanding Emotional Intelligence: Gain a deep understanding of what emotional intelligence is and why it is crucial in today's world.Self-Awareness: Learn to recognize and understand your own emotions and how they influence your thoughts and actions.Self-Regulation: Develop strategies to manage your emotions, stay calm under pressure, and maintain control in challenging situations.Empathy: Enhance your ability to understand and share the feelings of others, fostering stronger, more meaningful relationships.Social Skills: Improve your communication skills, learn to resolve conflicts effectively, and build a supportive social network.Motivation: Discover how to stay motivated, set and achieve goals, and cultivate a positive mindset.Course Highlights:Interactive Lessons: Engaging video lectures, real-life examples, and interactive exercises to reinforce your learning.Practical Tools: Access to worksheets, self-assessment quizzes, and action plans to apply emotional intelligence in your daily life.Expert Guidance: Learn from industry experts and experienced instructors who are passionate about emotional intelligence and personal development.Flexible Learning: Study at your own pace with lifetime access to course materials, allowing you to revisit and reinforce your learning anytime.Individuals: Boost your self-awareness, emotional regulation, and interpersonal relationships for a more fulfilling personal life.Why Emotional Intelligence Matters:Emotional intelligence is a critical skill that impacts every aspect of our lives. Research shows that individuals with high EQ are more successful in their careers, enjoy better relationships, and lead happier, more fulfilling lives. By developing your emotional intelligence, you can unlock your full potential and achieve success in every area of your life.Join us on this journey to master emotional intelligence and transform your life. Enroll today and start leading, loving, and succeeding with EQ! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 What is Emotional Intelligence Lecture 3 Self-Awareness and Self-Regulation Lecture 4 Motivation and Empathy Lecture 5 Social Skills and Relationship Management Lecture 6 EI in Leadership Practice Lecture 7 Integration and Action Planning Anyone who want to learn about emotional intelligence Screenshots

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 1h 4m | Size: 1.32 GB Simplified, Professional Self-Taped Auditions: Equipment, Setup, Technical Perfection, and Creative Acting Tips What you'll learn Understand what minimum equipment is absolutely necessary for a professional self-taped audition. Get step-by-step set-up instructions to shoot the perfect self-taped audition. Learn the technical aspects as an actor in front of the camera for an audition. Learn the creative aspects of acting in an audition setting. Requirements No experience needed to succeed in this course. You'll learn everything about self-taped auditions in this course. Description Master the art of self-taped auditions and enhance your chances of landing roles. This course offers a detailed, step-by-step guide to filming high-quality self-taped auditions from the comfort of your home. Whether you are an aspiring actor or a seasoned professional, this course is designed to help you stand out in today's competitive casting environment.We'll begin by exploring the essential equipment you need, including cameras, lighting, microphones, and more. You'll learn about the best gear to invest in and what to avoid, ensuring you have a cost-effective yet professional setup. Our course includes detailed video tutorials and diagrams to help you set up your equipment correctly and efficiently.Understanding the technical aspects of self-taping is crucial, and this course covers it all. You'll gain insights into proper lighting, sound quality, and framing techniques that will make your auditions look and sound professional. Avoid common technical mistakes and learn tips and tricks to refine your setup for a polished presentation.The course also delves into the creative aspects of auditioning. Discover techniques for the moment before, the moment after, and active listening to bring authenticity to your performance. Learn how to handle scripts that require physical movement and master the art of eyeline to create a compelling and natural audition.By the end of this course, you will have the skills and confidence to produce top-notch self-taped auditions that showcase your talent and increase your chances of getting noticed by casting directors. Join us and take your self-taped auditions to the next level! Who this course is for All levels of actors must know how to self-tape auditions in today's show biz industry! Homepage Screenshots

Last updated 1/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 149 Lessons ( 31h 49m ) | Size: 7.1 GB Learn the fundamentals of 2D game engine development and create a simple game engine using C++ SDL and Lua scripting This course is a gentle and comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of 2D game engine architecture. We'll discuss several of the most popular programming patterns used in game development and try to put all the theory we learn into context by coding a small 2D game engine using modern C++, SDL, and Lua. We will write, together, a small ECS framework from scratch to manage our entities, components, and systems. We will discuss how engine programmers design their code and how we should think of organizing game objects in memory with performance in mind. The tools you'll need c++ game engine tools C++ is a powerful compiled language SDL2 is a library for cross-platform rendering and input GLM is a math helper library Dear ImGui is a library to create UI for engine tooling Sol is a binding library for modern C++ & Lua Lua is fast and easy to use scripting language We'll try to write most of our engine code from scratch. All these libraries and tools are cross-platform, so you'll be able to code along with either Windows, macOS, or Linux! Is this course for you? The target audience for this course are beginner programmers that wish to learn more about how C++ works in the context of game development. Therefore, students must already know how to code and be familiar with basic concepts of programming and logic. You should be able to write if-else statements, loops, functions, and classes using simple OOP. You do not need to know C++ before enrolling; many successful students have a background in web, mobile, and game development, working with languages like Java, Python, Ruby, Go, Swift, JavaScript, Ada, Zig, Kotlin, and many others. How is this course different? This course is not just a simple tutorial on how to create a game with C++. This is the opportunity for you to think about the abstraction of what a "game" really is and all the pieces that need to interact to make them happen. More than that, this course allows you to write from scratch the code of a small C++ engine that can be used to create many types of games. We will also touch other important topics like ECS, data-oriented design, STL containers, C++ templates, game loop, SDL rendering, event systems, asset management, memory management, and performance. And finally, we'll also learn how to embed the Lua language into our native C++ code to add scripting power to our engine. While there are other resources about game engine development out there, they are either too theoretical or overwhelmingly long. If you are looking for a gentle introduction to the world of game engine programming and want to learn how games really work under the hood, then you should definitely take this course! Homepage

Last updated 4/2024 Duration: 22h26m | Video: .MP4, 1280x720 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 44.1 kHz, 2ch | Size: 9.06 GB Genre: eLearning | Language: English Learn Python and JavaScript how to use it to analyze, visualize and present data using Microsoft SQL queries What you'll learn Write python code for webapps Get a job as a junior web developer Create your own stunning, layouts for awesome websites Applying python code on Data Science projects Master client-end development using JavaScript, back-end development Python and Microsoft SQL Working with Relational Database of Microsoft SQL Apply JavaScript, Python for data science and Microsoft SQL database queries on real-world tasks Create fully function web apps using Python, MSSQL and JavaScript learn what is Generative AI for future learning Requirements No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know No software is required in advance of the course (all software used in the course is free) No pre-knowledge is required - you will learn from basic Description In this course , we will learn the basic tools that every Web developer needs to know. We will start from scratch by learning how to implement modern web development with JavaScript, Python, and Microsoft SQL. Learning to code JavaScript, Python, and Microsoft SQL is The first step to Coding you need to learn to succeed in web development, it is easy to learn and understand our online JavaScript, Python, and Microsoft SQL Training course is designed for you with the complete steps to require learn Complete Developer topics. Mr. Sekhar Metla MCP - Microsoft Certified Professional will explain to you even complex topics to simplify and teach you that even beginners can easily understand with real-time examples. learn what is Generative AI for future learning This Development course is without a doubt the most comprehensive web development course available online. Even if you have zero programming experience, this course will take you from beginner to mastery. Here's why The course is taught by the lead instructor having 20+ years of professional experience. Become a Full-Stack Web Develope r with just ONE course . Python, JavaScript, and Microsoft SQL database The course has been updated to be trending technology ready and you'll be learning the latest tools and technologies used at large companies such as Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Google, and Netflix. The curriculum was developed over a period of four years, with comprehensive student testing and feedback on who is working and applying these coding examples. We've taught many students how to code and many have gone on to change their lives by becoming professional developers or starting their own tech startups. We'll take you step-by-step through engaging video tutorials and teach you everything you need to know to succeed as a web developer. The course includes HD video tutorials and builds your programming knowledge while making real-world websites and web apps. Learn from real-world experts Throughout this comprehensive course, we cover a massive amount of tools and technologies, including Front-End Web Development JavaScript Client-side code Validations Python Variables Data types Statements Control flow statements Code Development Web Design Functions Object-oriented programming[OOPs] Class Methods Inheritance Polymorphism CRUD functions Error Handling Microsoft SQL Tables SQL Functions Operators Queries DDL / DML commands Filtering Data Joins Reports By the end of this course, you will be fluent in programming and ready to make any website you can dream of. Sign up today, and look forward to HD Video Lectures Code Challenges and Coding Exercises Beautiful Real-World dynamic Projects ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR Sekhar Metla is a software engineer with 20+ years of professional experience. He is the author of several online-selling courses with more than 50,000+ students in many countries. He has a Master of Science in Computer Applications in Software Engineering. His students describe him as passionate, pragmatic, and motivational in his teaching. What are you waiting join now to start learning how to make your own Developer Career TODAY :) Who this course is for Beginner JavaScript, Python and MSSQL developers curious about data science development Anyone who wants to generate new income streams Anyone who wants to build websites Anyone who wants to become financially independent Anyone who wants to start their own business or become freelance Anyone who wants to become a Full stack web developer Homepage Screenshots

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 37m | Size: 111 MB Unlocking Value Creation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence What you'll learn Understand generative AI fundamentals for creative and practical applications. Master prompt engineering to guide AI outputs effectively across diverse tasks. Explore real-world generative AI applications in writing, art, marketing, and more. Develop strategies for human-AI collaboration to enhance productivity and creativity. Requirements "Generative AI and Prompts" is designed for beginners. No prior experience, skills, tools, or equipment is required. All you need is curiosity and a willingness to learn! Description Generative AI is revolutionizing how we create, innovate, and solve problems. Whether you're a writer, artist, marketer, AI engineer, or simply curious about AI's potential, this book offers a deep dive into the world of generative AI and prompt engineering. Are you ready to collaborate with AI and unlock new levels of creativity and efficiency?This comprehensive guide is designed to equip you with the knowledge and practical skills needed to harness the power of generative AI, regardless of your background or experience level. By exploring the foundations of generative AI, you'll gain a solid understanding of the core concepts and technologies driving this exciting field.Inside, you'll discover:Foundations of Generative AI: Learn the essential principles and technologies that power generative AI.Prompt Engineering: Master the art of crafting effective prompts to guide AI in generating desired outcomes.Generative AI Applications: Explore real-world applications across various domains and industries.Generative AI Agents: Understand how AI agents work and how to integrate them into your projects.Human-AI Synergy: Discover strategies for collaborating effectively with AI to enhance creativity and productivity.Don't miss out on the AI revolution. Embrace generative AI as a powerful tool for creative expression, productivity enhancement, and innovative development. Get started today! Who this course is for "Generative AI and Prompts" introduces generative AI and prompt engineering, equipping you to use AI for creativity and innovation. Homepage Screenshots

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 867.30 MB | Duration: 1h 42m Boost SEO Rankings: Master Backlinks, Link Building Strategies, and Content Marketing in 2024 What you'll learn Master the Fundamentals of Link Building Evaluate and Analyze Backlink Quality Implement Effective Link Building Strategies Develop and Optimize Content for Link Building Requirements Basic Understanding of SEO Access to SEO Tools No Specific Skills Required Description Welcome to the Ultimate Link Building Course 2024: Master Backlinks for SEO! This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel in SEO through effective link building and backlinks strategies.Whether you are a beginner or an experienced SEO professional, this course will guide you through the intricacies of link building, a critical factor in improving your website's search engine rankings. You will start by understanding the fundamentals of backlinks and their importance in SEO. We will delve into the different types of links, including do-follow, no-follow, sponsored, and user-generated content (UGC) links, and learn how to analyze your backlinks using powerful tools like Ahrefs and SEMrush.The course covers a wide range of link building strategies, from guest posting and broken link building to innovative methods like creating simple Chrome extensions and utilizing platforms such as Product Hunt and Quora. You will also explore high authority website backlinking, ensuring that your SEO efforts yield maximum results.In addition, you will learn the vital role of content marketing in link building. Create compelling content that attracts high-quality backlinks, and master the art of pitching to journalists and influencers. Our course includes practical exercises to apply what you've learned, ensuring you can implement these strategies effectively.Join us and unlock the full potential of your SEO strategy. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the skills to build high-quality backlinks, improve your website's visibility, and drive more organic traffic. Start your journey to SEO success with us today! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Section 2: Understanding Backlinks Lecture 2 Backlinks Explained Lecture 3 Analyzing Your Backlinks Section 3: Evaluating Link Quality Lecture 4 Donor Domain Evaluation Lecture 5 SEO Practices Section 4: Preparing for Link Building Lecture 6 Pre-link Building Essentials Lecture 7 Tier Link Building Structures Section 5: Strategies for Acquiring Backlinks Lecture 8 Various Backlink Acquisition Methods Lecture 9 High Authority Websites Section 6: Content Marketing for Link Building Lecture 10 Content Marketing Overview Section 7: Building and Using a Pitch List Lecture 11 Pitch List Essentials Lecture 12 Writing and Sending Email Pitches Section 8: Post-Pitch Monitoring Lecture 13 Monitoring and Follow-up Section 9: Managing Linked Assets Lecture 14 Optimizing Linked Content Section 10: Additional Resources Lecture 15 Additional Link Building Methods Lecture 16 Final Advices SEO Beginners and Enthusiasts,Digital Marketers and Content Creators,Small Business Owners and Entrepreneurs,SEO Professionals Seeking Advanced Techniques Screenshots

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 5.57 GB | Duration: 2h 46m In a span of 10 weeks, I will take you from a novice to being a song machine on the ukulele What you'll learn How to tune the ukulele How to hold the ukulele Reading Tabs Singing Songs Chords Strumming Plucking Playing Leads Improvisation Requirements Interest in playing ukulele and a ukulele as well. You can purchase Ukuleles from Kadence Website. They make great sounding and affordable ukuleles. Description If you love music and have had the feeling to play an instrument, then Ukulele is the best option for you. I will explain why:It has got nylon strings which is why your fingertips will not hurt like the guitar.It is extremely small and light and you can travel anywhere with it.It has got a very percussive sound and acts as a great accompaniment for your voiceIs the number one stress buster when you are overwhelmed with things and want to relax, be productive and feel good.In order to make this course, I actually went inside my students head and carefully designed this with a goal to make you learn all time hits and also work on the skills required for you to easily play the ukulele.This play along ukulele course will give you an intimate in person feel and I promise that with discipline and persistent practice you will be able to learn and experience the joy of playing the ukulele.I have also taught you a little bit of music theory which is essential to give you an insight on how to make your own melodies and we also dive into improvisation.Music, in the end is a language and to be able to use this language you need to first learn the rules and then practice to break them haha.Also, I am truly grateful that you spared your valuable time to look for this course and can assure you that you have come to the right place.So buckle up, grab your ukulele and lets get started Overview Section 1: Summary Lecture 1 SUMMARY Section 2: Introduction Lecture 2 Basics of Ukulele, Learn your first song Lecture 3 Hey Soul Sister Lecture 4 La Vien Rose Lecture 5 Riptide Lecture 6 Kho Gaye Hum Kaha- Prateek Kuhad Lecture 7 Shaam - Amit Trivedi Lecture 8 Hotel California- Eagles Lecture 9 Reading Tabs and Cmajor Scale Lecture 10 Creating your own melodies Lecture 11 Game of Thrones- Chords and Lead This course is for anyone who has an interest in music and wants to learn how to play and sing classic songs. This is a gateway to learning other instruments and music theory. We are also imparting some in depth knowledge on how you can read tabs, improvise and also play leads on the ukulele.,For people who have difficulty in playing the steel string guitar, a ukulele has nylon strings and you will not experience any pain.,Creating your own melodies to jam- if you feel like words are not able to justify your day to day life, experience the joy by creating your own melodies, something that is taught in this course.,Strumming to your favorite songs- experience the joy and happiness by learning and playing your favorite songs. Here we not only teach you the songs, but also playthrough the songs so that you are able to go from LEVEL 0 to the NEXT LEVEL. Screenshots

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 163.23 MB | Duration: 5h 46m A chemistry class you will want to take! What you'll learn Build a strong foundation in general chemistry concepts Understand the fundamental principles of matter, atoms, and elements Recognize the relationships among elements in the periodic table Comprehend the various types of chemical bonding and their impact on molecular structure Understand how to complete unit conversion and dimensional analysis Gain familiarity with the basics of organic chemistry, including functional groups and nomenclature Requirements There are no requirements for this course. Maximum level of math required is multiplication and division, and a familiarity with scientific notation. *Included with each lecture video is a fill-in-the-blank notes page to assist students in following along with the video. *Also included with every 1 or 2 lectures is a set of practice problems for students to practice the material, and fully worked solutions. Description First and foremost, this course assumes you have no prior knowledge of chemistry. It is designed to build a strong foundation in the concepts of chemistry. Ideally for students needing to take a chemistry course in high school, college students needing a refresher before taking college chemistry, or adults who just want to refresh what they learned about chemistry but have forgotten. This course was designed around the General Chemistry curriculum that I spent three years teaching at a top US university. My teaching style and ability to relate technical content to students without "vomiting science" at students caused me to be sought by students who were struggling in chemistry for extra help and tutoring. I truly enjoy teaching chemistry and my passion for this subject shines throughout this course. Taking this course will help you stop worrying and love chemistry!There are multiple introductory classes out there, why take this one?Comprehensive Coverage: This curriculum covers all the essential topics of high school chemistry, providing a thorough foundation in the subject.Engaging and Interactive Content: This course employs a variety of multimedia resources, including videos, simulations, and interactive exercises, to make learning chemistry exciting and accessible.No Algebra Pre-Requisite! This course is primarily focused on the concepts rather than the "hard math". Algebra 1 is not required for this course, only the ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. Dr. G explains all other math necessary as part of the course.Structured Learning Path: The curriculum is organized in a logical and sequential manner, ensuring a smooth progression of concepts and skills.Experienced Instructor: I have taught at multiple levels from elementary school through college, he understands the benefit of making tough scientific concepts accessible to students.Flexibility and Accessibility: Being an self-paced curriculum, it offers the flexibility to learn at one's own pace, anytime and anywhere, making it an ideal choice for homeschooling or prepping for college chemistry. Overview Section 1: Atoms & Molecules Lecture 1 Lesson 1: States of Matter Lecture 2 Lesson 1: Atoms Lecture 3 => Practice Problems Lesson 1 Lecture 4 Lesson 2: Periodic Table of Elements Lecture 5 Lesson 2: Valence Electrons, Ions, & Isotopes Lecture 6 => Practice Problems - Lesson 2 Lecture 7 Lesson 3: Ionic Bonding Lecture 8 Lesson 3: Covalent Bonding Lecture 9 => Practice Problems - Lesson 3 Lecture 10 Lesson 4: Drawing Lewis Structures Lecture 11 => Practice Problems - Lesson 4 Lecture 12 Lesson 5: Naming Ionic Compounds Lecture 13 Lesson 5: Naming Simple Covalent Molecules Lecture 14 Lesson 5: Naming Hydrocarbon Chains Lecture 15 => Practice Problems - Lesson 5 Section 2: Focus on Electrons Lecture 16 Lesson 6: Quantum Numbers for Electrons Lecture 17 Lesson 6: Atomic Orbitals Lecture 18 => Practice Problems - Lesson 6 Lecture 19 Lesson 7: Covalent Bonding Revisited Lecture 20 Lesson 7: Electron Configurations & Diagrams Lecture 21 => Practice Problems - Lesson 7 Lecture 22 Lesson 8: Molecular Shapes Lecture 23 => Practice Problems - Lesson 8 This course is for anyone looking to learn about chemistry in an engaging way.,Also, anyone who already took chemistry but needs a refresher on the main concepts,--> If you are "scared" or "nervous" about studying chemistry, then this is the chemistry class for you.,--> If you want to focus on the concepts and not hard or repetitive math problems, then this is the chemistry class for you Screenshots

Published 8/2024 Created by Matthew Msingathi Hlazo MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 43 Lectures ( 10h 7m ) | Size: 5.2 GB Advance React in Typescript and Tailwind CSS What you'll learn: You will learn how to create advanced React components using compound component composition techniques. You will understand and apply SOLID principles, DRY principles, and various React design patterns such as the Context Provider Pattern and Render Props Pattern You will learn how to use Next JS, Typescript and Tailwind css to build efficient and maintainable UI's You gain the ability to plan and structure your code thoughtfully, resulting in well-architected React components. Requirements: Students should have a basic understanding of Javascript and React before taking this course. Familiarity with HTML and CSS is also recommended. Some expereince with Typescript will be beneficial, though not strictly necessary. Description: Unlock the secrets to creating advanced React components with my comprehensive course, "Master Advanced React Component Composition." Designed for intermediate to advanced learners, this course will elevate your React skills by diving deep into compound component composition techniques.You will learn how to build sophisticated product cards using SOLID principles, DRY principles, and essential React design patterns such as the Context Provider Pattern and Render Props Pattern. This course emphasizes clean code practices and thoughtful planning, ensuring you can create well-architected React components that stand out to employers.Our tech stack includes Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, providing you with a modern and powerful toolkit to develop efficient and maintainable applications. Whether you're a college student with some web development experience or a professional looking to enhance your skills, this course is tailored to help you excel.By the end of the course, you will have a thorough understanding of advanced React concepts and the ability to apply them in real-world scenarios. In addition, you will discover best practices for structuring and organizing your projects, improving your workflow, and boosting your productivity. By the end of the course, you will have a thorough understanding of advanced React concepts and the ability to apply them in real-world scenarios. Join us and take the next step in your development career with "Master Advanced React Component Composition." Who this course is for: The course is designed for intermediate to advanced learners who have a foundational understanding of JavaScript and React. It is ideal for developers who want to deepen their knowledge of React component architecture and design patterns. Homepage

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 160.77 MB | Duration: 0h 40m EMDR Training for Self-Healing, Trauma Therapy, Childhood Healing, PTSD, Grief, and Counseling What you'll learn Introduction to EMDR Therapy Introduction to Emotional and Psychological Trauma Dual Awareness Safe Place / Calm Place Exercise EMDR for PTSD Container Exercise Requirements Software Requirements: - None required (all course materials are provided) Mindset and Prerequisites: - Beginner-friendly: no prior knowledge of EMDR or therapy required - Open-mindedness and willingness to learn a new therapy approach - Basic understanding of psychology or therapy concepts (not required but helpful) Description Welcome to the EMDR Complete Course, where you'll learn a powerful therapy approach to heal trauma, reduce stress, and achieve emotional balance. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a evidence-based method that's easy to learn and apply.In this course, you'll discover how to:- Understand the basics of EMDR and its applications- Identify and process traumatic memories and emotions- Reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and PTSD- Improve emotional regulation and resilience- Enhance overall well-being and quality of lifeNo prior experience or specific software required. This course is designed to be accessible and easy to follow, with clear explanations, examples, and demonstrations.Recommended Mindset:- Be open to learning a new therapy approach- Be willing to engage with the material and practice the techniques- Be patient and compassionate with yourself as you learn and growCourse Benefits:- Learn a powerful therapy approach to heal trauma and achieve emotional balance- Improve your mental health and well-being- Enhance your relationships and overall quality of life- Gain a new skillset to help yourself and others- Develop greater self-awareness and emotional intelligence- Experience personal growth and transformation-Increase your sense of Calm, Clarity, and confidence in your daily lifeJoin this course and start your journey to emotional healing and balance today! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 What is EMDR? Lecture 2 History and Development of EMDR Lecture 3 Ethical Considerations in EMDR Practice Section 2: Foundations of EMDR Lecture 4 Understanding Trauma and Memory Lecture 5 The Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) Model Lecture 6 EMDR phases Overview Lecture 7 Research and Effectiveness of EMDR Section 3: EMDR in mental health Lecture 8 Trauma and Its Impact Lecture 9 Addressing PTSD n Complex Trauma Anyone who wants to help self and others by practicing EMDR therapy.,Mental Health Professionals: Psychologists, therapists, counselors, and social workers looking to add EMDR to their skillset.,EMDR Enthusiasts: Individuals interested in learning EMDR for personal growth or to help others.,Trauma Survivors: Those who have experienced trauma and want to learn EMDR for self-healing.,Healthcare Workers: Nurses, doctors, and other healthcare professionals interested in EMDR.,Coaches and Educators: Life coaches, teachers, and educators who want to incorporate EMDR into their practice.,Anyone interested in EMDR: Those who want to learn about EMDR and its applications. Screenshots

Last updated 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 19.36 GB | Duration: 45h 1m A complete AutoCAD [2025-2015] course for beginners to become professionals in 2D drafting and 3D modeling. What you'll learn Learn from the true expert with around 50 years of industry experience Explore AutoCAD's user-friendly interface, drawing lines, circles, arcs, and everything Detailed comparison between AutoCAD 2025 to 2015 versions Latest features and tools included in the AutoCAD 2025 to 2015 versions Master duplication and transformation tools, array, mirror, and more Master 2D drafting using Parametric drawing concepts and AutoCAD Pro tools In-depth exploration of 3D modeling, including extrude, revolve, UCS, and more Use of Artificial Intelligence in Computer Aided Design in general 100 tailored questions and answers for Autodesk certification and interviews 500 practice drawings to download and practice along with their video solutions 10 real-world industrial projects to apply AutoCAD skills including mechanical drawings and 3D models Latest AutoCAD features and techniques with the fresh added videos every month. 10 AutoCAD Mock machine test interviews which will prepare you to clear a job interview Requirements Absolutely No AutoCAD Skills are necessary A computer loaded with any version of AutoCAD Description Last Update: 05.05.2024Added Interface comparison of AutoCAD 2018 with 2025Ongoing Update: 15.05.2024Lectures on Advanced AutoCAD: Parametric drawingNext Update: 20.05.2024Lectures on Electronics and Electrical applications of AutoCADFurther Updates: in next 3 monthsLectures on Civil applications of AutoCADAdding 50 Practice drawings of building and architectural design along with solution videosAdding 50 Practice drawings of Electronics and Electrical designs along with solution videosFollowing Industrial Projects will be addedReverse engineering of an aerospace componentClamping fixture Tool designInspection gauge Tool designHandling an Assembly projectProfessional Drafting using templates and sheetsDrawing conversion for using layersExport/Import of drawings from high-end CAD tools and drafting in AutoCADRendering and presentation of a 3D modelPreparing a drawing for printing and conversion to other formats Creating a new Design of a drawing templateAnd unlimited Further Updates in the futureStay Tuned...In this "AutoCAD Mastery " training program you will experience a unique successful method of teaching developed and experimented on 1000's of students in live sessions. This course is designed for individuals who are new to AutoCAD as well as students who learned AutoCAD a long time ago and just want to brush up on the tools and features quickly and use them in their projects immediately.This course introduces the tools of AutoCAD in a step-by-step process, enabling you to clearly understand the application of the tools under discussion before starting the next tool. Major Highlights of The CourseAll the Drawings practiced in the Lectures are included in this course for download. This course has been designed using the AutoCAD 2018 version but a section is introduced where you will be conversant with all the interfaces from 2015 to 2025 versions of AutoCAD. Hence you can practically work on any version of AutoCAD after this courseTaught by a professional team headed by Mr. S. N. S. Roy who is the Chief Course Designer with experience of almost 50 years in Engineering Design and Product Development.A beginner can start practicing the tools right from lecture oneA Professional brushing up on AutoCAD can easily directly jump to the section of their choice.This course has been designed such that you can learn any other high-end 3D CAD modeling software package easily using the concepts that you will learn in this course. Course Design:Section 1: Deals with Introduction to AutoCADSection 2: You will know about the Interfaces of AutoCAD 2015 through 2025Section 3: You will start drawing lines and practice professional tools using linesSection 4: You will know the use of Circles and arcs using examplesSection 5: Make your drawing easily by learning the duplication & Transformation toolsSection 6: Learn about giving dimensions to your drawingsSection 7: Nothing better than learning to create a 3D modelSection 8: Become a Pro by learning some professional tools in AutoCADSection 9: Know about the AI applications in CADSection 10: Become interview-ready by giving 10 Mock testsSection 11: Pass Autodesk certification tests and interviews by using 110 Quiz Questions & AnswersSection 12: Practice through a humongous database of 500 Drawings (Progressively Solutions being made available)If You Only Buy ONE Course This Year . It GOT To Be This One!With over 37 hours of video content, over 500 downloadable resources, bonuses, and quizzes - this is one of the most comprehensive AutoCAD courses available!You'll also get access to:Lifetime Access to course updatesFast & Friendly 24-hour deadline Tech. Support in the Q&A sectionUdemy Certificate of Completion Ready for DownloadQuiz to Test Your Knowledge!We have a 30-day 100% money-back guarantee through Udemy, so there's no reason to hesitate!Join Today and learn AutoCAD the easy way.I will see you inside the course. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 About AutoCAD Lecture 2 File Handling Section 2: AutoCAD user interface Lecture 3 Introduction Lecture 4 AutoCAD 2018 User Interface Lecture 5 AutoCAD 2015 vs 2018 User Interface Lecture 6 AutoCAD 2016 vs 2018 User Interface Lecture 7 AutoCAD 2017 vs 2018 User Interface Lecture 8 AutoCAD 2019 vs 2018 User Interface Lecture 9 AutoCAD 2020 vs 2018 User Interface Lecture 10 AutoCAD 2021 vs 2018 User Interface Lecture 11 AutoCAD 2024 vs 2018 User Interface Lecture 12 AutoCAD 2025 vs 2018 User Interface Section 3: Drawing lines Lecture 13 Visual control tools, ortho methods, object snapping, & selection Lecture 14 Offset method for drawing Lines Lecture 15 Example-2 using Offset method Lecture 16 Object tracking & Generating Orthographic Views Lecture 17 Chamfer & Intro to Dimensioning- Linear, Aligned & Angular Lecture 18 Example-4 (Figure-2) Section 4: Drawing Circles and Arc Lecture 19 Circles using center & Radius or Diameter and Appling Fillet Lecture 20 Object Properties, Match Properties, Properties Toolbar & Line type scaling Lecture 21 Center Mark & Intro to Rotate Lecture 22 Exercise-1 Lecture 23 Exercise-2 Lecture 24 Circles- in depth Lecture 25 Arcs- in depth Section 5: Duplication and Transformation tools Lecture 26 Array & Mirror Lecture 27 Exercise-3 Lecture 28 Exercise-4 Lecture 29 Exercise-5 Lecture 30 Copy & Move Lecture 31 Exercise-6 Lecture 32 Hatch & Gradient Lecture 33 Exercise-7 Lecture 34 Exercise-8 Lecture 35 Scale, Offset, Trim, Extend, Join & Explode Section 6: Draw Tools and Dimensioning Lecture 36 Rectangle, Polygon, Ellipse & Splines Lecture 37 Leader, Jogged Dimensioning & Dimension Style Lecture 38 Inserting Text & Tables Section 7: Introduction to 3D Modeling Lecture 39 View Cube, Generating Primitives, Rotate Visual Tool & Changing Visual Styles Lecture 40 Extrude & Boolean Operations on solids Lecture 41 Press pull, Chamfer & Fillet Lecture 42 Revolve Lecture 43 UCS, WCS, & Sweep Lecture 44 Loft Lecture 45 3D Array Lecture 46 Mirror Section 8: AutoCAD Pro Tools Lecture 47 Setting drawing Units & View Ribbon Lecture 48 Copying drawings to multiple AutoCAD files Lecture 49 Customizing AutoCAD Lecture 50 Plot Settings, Printing on Paper& Exporting Drawing in pdf & jpg formats Section 9: AI (Artificial Intelligence) in AutoCAD Lecture 51 Generative Design Lecture 52 Case Study- Generative Design Lecture 53 ChatGPT in CAD Section 10: Advanced AutoCAD: Parametric Drawing Lecture 54 What is Parametric drawing? Lecture 55 Benefits of Parametric drawing Lecture 56 Regular drawing vs Parametric drawing Lecture 57 Concept of Dof's Lecture 58 Concept of Constraining Lecture 59 Types of Constraints Lecture 60 Example-1 Lecture 61 Example-1 using Infer constraints Lecture 62 Auto Constraints vs Manual constraints application Lecture 63 Hide & Show Constraints and Over constraining Lecture 64 Example-2 Lecture 65 Example-3 Lecture 66 Example-4 Lecture 67 Constraining of a circle and Example-5 Lecture 68 Constraining of an Arc Lecture 69 Example-6 Lecture 70 Example-7 Lecture 71 Example-8 and symmetry constraint Section 11: AutoCAD for Electronics and Electrical Professionals Lecture 72 Draw tools: An introduction Lecture 73 Draw tools: Visual control tools, Ortho method for drawing Lines, Object snap Lecture 74 Draw tools: Circle Lecture 75 Draw tools: Arc and Quick trim Lecture 76 Draw tools: Rectangle and Polygon Lecture 77 Draw tools: Ellipse Lecture 78 Draw tools: Hatch Lecture 79 Modify Tools: Move Lecture 80 Modify Tools: Rotate Lecture 81 Modify Tools: Copy Lecture 82 Modify Tools: Mirror Lecture 83 Modify Tools: Scale Lecture 84 Modify Tools: Fillet Lecture 85 Modify Tools: Offset Lecture 86 Modify Tools: Explode Lecture 87 Annotation Tools: Multiline Text Lecture 88 Annotation Tools: Leader Lecture 89 Annotation Tools: Dimensioning Lecture 90 Annotation Tools: Table Lecture 91 Properties Tools: Object Color Lecture 92 Properties Tools: Line weight Lecture 93 Properties Tools: Line Type and Line Type Scaling Lecture 94 Properties Tools: Match Properties Lecture 95 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Introduction Lecture 96 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Antenna Lecture 97 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Earth potential Lecture 98 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Interlock Symbol Lecture 99 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Siren Lecture 100 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols:Indicator or signal lamp -steady type Lecture 101 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Bell Lecture 102 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Single Cell Battery Lecture 103 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Multi Cell Battery Lecture 104 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Speaker Lecture 105 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Horn Lecture 106 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Resistor Lecture 107 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Potentiometer Lecture 108 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Rheostat Lecture 109 Drawing Electrical and Electronics Symbols: Removable Links Lecture 110 Design Center: Copying drawings from one file to another file Lecture 111 Design Center: Introduction to Design Center Lecture 112 Design Center: Block Lecture 113 Design Center: Creating a Standard Symbols file Lecture 114 Design Center: Storing the file in the Design center Database Lecture 115 Drawing Circuit Diagram: Example -1 Lecture 116 Drawing Circuit Diagram: 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Lecture 717 Intro to Practice Example -500 Student with no prior knowledge in any drafting and modeling software,Beginners in AutoCAD who want to learn it quickly and easily,People who knew AutoCAD earlier but have forgotten and want to refresh in a very short time,Anyone who communicates through technical drawings and representation as a part of their study or work.,Working Professionals looking to upgrade their skills Screenshots

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 2.25 GB | Duration: 2h 19m Incoterms 2020 visual teaching, detailed legal articles of the terms and technical points one must keep in mind What you'll learn Learn incoterms 2020 with maximum details and legal articles They will learn the scope of responsibilities of the buyers and sellers Visually see and understand the concept of Incoterms. They will learn who does what when one specific term is chosen. Requirements There is no prerequisites needed Description This is a master course for Incoterms 2020. In this professional course you will learn all the pros and cons of each term and that when you should choose each of the terms. I have included the vital points you have to keep in mind when you want to choose a term. Many companies and business people have suffered from big financial losses just because they were not aware of the term they were choosing and did not know what they were accepting as a commitment.Leading a successful business takes too much. You must learn actively, decide wisely and act carefully. You must always keep your eyes and ears for learning.In 20 years of hard work in international business I have seen hundreds of people who had lost fortunes to learn a simple lesson hundreds of which I have told you in this course.The information you are prone to learn will be needed until you get retired from the exciting, intriguing and fruitful international business sector.Lets see what I have put in the course for you:The visual explanation of all terms.The diagrams to show the terms details visually.All the legal articles accompanied by byline points I had to mention.Vital points you need to keep in mind when choosing a term.Some real case scenarios related to top terms.Hope you the best Overview Section 1: Introduction to Incoterms 2020 Lecture 1 An overview of Incoterms 2020 Section 2: Ex-Works Lecture 2 Ex-Works Section 3: Free Carrier (FCA) Lecture 3 Free Carrier (FCA) Section 4: Free Alongside Ship Lecture 4 FAS Section 5: Free On Board Lecture 5 FOB This course is for business people, students of International Business, international business operators in companies, bankers dealing with Letters of Credit, Customs clearance agents, shipping company employees dealing with international trade Screenshots

Last updated 2/2022 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 4.94 GB | Duration: 7h 36m Training to set up pulse input servers by Omron PLC using CX-Programmer What you'll learn Familiarity with servo drives and Learning pulse commands in PLC The difference between absolute and relative movements Home system in Servo based projects Learn ready function blocks for servo systems in Omron PLC What is Auto-TunConnect pulse outputs to the servo and step drive and What is Auto-Tune and how is it done?e and how is it done? Requirements Knowledge about CX-Programmer Description Lecture 1- Introduction of servo motor and servo drive hardware- Setting up a Servo systemIn this training lecture, you will get acquainted with servo motors and servo drives. What are the parts of a servo drive and servo motor and what models of PLCs do we need to control the servo drive through pulse?Lecture 2- Set up a Servo with pulse output- Show PLC wiring- Differences in types of pulse outputs- How to connect PLC and Servo- How to choose a servo- Introducing servo Inputs and outputsIn this lecture, you will get acquainted with some of the servo settings and we will explain servo drive cabling. You will also learn about different types of pulse outputs and then work with the inputs and outputs of a servo drive. Finally, we will teach you how to choose a serving system for your specific application.Lecture 3- Servo wiringIn this chapter, you will learn wiring between PLC and ServoLecture 4- Introducing the ACC instructionIn this chapter, you will get acquainted with the ACC instruction.In this chapter, you will get acquainted with the ACC instruction.ACC(888) outputs pulses to the specified output port at the specified frequency using the specified acceleration and deceleration rate.ACC(888) starts pulse output on the port specified in P using the mode specified in M using the target frequency and acceleration/deceleration rate specified in S. The frequency is increased every pulse control period (4 ms) at the acceleration rate specified in S until the target frequency specified in S+1 and S+2 is reached.The pulse output is started each time ACC(888) is executed. It is thus normally sufficient to use the differentiated version (@ACC(888)) of the instruction or an execution condition that is turned ON only for one scan.Lecture 5- Introducing the INI instructionIn this chapter, you will get acquainted with the INI instruction.INI(880) is used to start and stop comparison for a comparison table, to change the present value (PV) of a high-speed counter, to change the PV of an input interrupt in counter mode, to change the maximum value of the ring counter (CJ2M only), to change the PV of a pulse output (e.g., to 0 to establish the origin), to stop pulse output, or to change the settings for origin searches/returns (CJ2M only).Lecture 6- Introduction of pulse output flags- Start/Stop servo with slope by the ACC instructionWhen working with PLC pulse outputs, there are a number of flags that can be used in programming. In this training lecture, you will get acquainted with these flags and learn how to use them. Also in this lecture, a simple start and step servo program have been written with acceleration and deceleration using the ACC instruction.Lecture 7- Introducing the PRV instructionPRV (881) reads the High-speed counter PV and pulse output PV and interrupt input PV in counter mode.PRV (881) reads the data specified in C for the port specified in P. The possible combinations of data and ports are shown in the following table.(0000 to 0003 hex): Pulse output(0010 to 0013 hex): High-speed counter input(0100 to 0107 hex): Interrupt input in counter mode(1000 to 1003 hex): PWM (891) outputLecture 8- Introducing the SPED and PULS instruction- Introducing Absolute and Relative Movements- Solve a simple example of a reciprocating motionSPED (885) is used to set the output pulse frequency for a specific port and start pulse output without acceleration or deceleration.SPED (885) starts pulse output on the port specified in P using the method specified in M at the frequency specified in F. Pulse output will be started each time SPED (885) is executed. It is thus normally sufficient to use the differentiated version (@SPED (885)) of the instruction or an execution condition that is turned ON only for one scan.PULS (886) is used to set the pulse output amount (number of out­put pulses).PULS (886) sets the pulse type and a number of pulses specified in T and N for the port specified in P. Actual output of the pulses is started later in the program using SPED (885) or ACC (888) in independent mode.Lecture 9- Introducing the PLS2 instruction- How to draw a pulse output diagram in CX-ProgrammerPLS2(887) outputs a specified number of pulses to the specified port. Pulse output starts at a spec­ified startup frequency, accelerates to the target frequency at a specified acceleration rate, decel­erates at the specified deceleration rate, and stops at approximately the same frequency as the star­tup frequency.Lecture 10- Introducing CX-Drive software- Introduction of gearbox coefficient- How to convert a pulse to the desired unit and vice versa- How to tune a servoLecture 11- Introducing the Home conceptIn this lecture, we will look at the issue of home working with servo systems. What is Home and what are the different models of Home? We will also write a sample program for the homing servo.Lecture 12- Feed Examplethis lecture uses an input interrupt as a trigger to switch from speed control to position control and move the specified number of pulses.Lecture 13- Torque controlIn this lecture, you will learn about torque control mode in the servo. with this control mode, you can easily control the servo using the desired torque.Lecture 14- Speed controlIn this lecture, you will learn about servo speed control mode. In this control mode, you can control the servo speed by using analog inputs.Lecture 15- Introducing CP1L pulse outputIn this lecture, you will get acquainted with the pulse outputs of the CP1L model, and we will show that we do not need any special changes to control the servo with this PLC.Lecture 16Omron has prepared a series of function blocks to work with pulse outputs. Using these function blocks will make programming much easier. In this lecture, you will get acquainted with these function blocks.- Introducing the Omron function blocks- Move Absolute FB- Set Position FB- Read Actual Position FB- Move Relative FB- Move Velocity FB- Stop FB- Read Status FBLecture 17- Move Interrupt and solve a problemIn this lecture, you will get acquainted with the move interrupt function block and learn how to operate and use it.Lecture 18- Move Sequence FBIn this lecture, you will get acquainted with the move sequence function block and learn how to operate and use it.Lecture 19- How to get the gearbox coefficient- Convert speed and position and display in HMI- A practical example of Move Absolute with HMIIn this lecture, you will get acquainted with the gearbox coefficient. You will learn how to convert a pulse to a custom unit and display it on the HMI, and in the following, you will see a practical example of using the Move Absolute function.Lecture 20- A practical example of Move sequence with HMIIn this lecture, you will get acquainted with the move sequence function block and learn how to operate and use it. and also, we solve a practical example by using HMI.Lecture 21- Connecting Omron PLC to a Stepper Drive and running itIn this lecture, we will set up a step drive using pulse output. And we will show that in using the pulse outputs, there is no difference between setting up a servo drive or a step drive.Lecture 22- Introducing CP2E pulse outputIn this lecture, you will get acquainted with the pulse outputs of the CP2E model, and we will show that we do not need any special changes to control the servo with this PLC.Lecture 23- Introducing the ITPL instructionITPL (893) outputs a 2 to 4 axes linear interpolation to the specified port.ITPL (893) starts pulse output from the port specified in C1 (port0~3) using the method specified in C2 (axis2~4) at the start frequency (1 in the diagram) and acceleration/deceleration rate (2 in the diagram) in S.ITPL (893) supports at most 2 linear interpolation operations. The pulse output port method is determined by the settings of linear interpolative port specified in C1.The interpolated axes are determined by the settings specified in C2. Overview Section 1: Omron Pulse Servo (CX-Programmer) Lecture 1 Introduction of servo motor and servo drive Lecture 2 PLC wiring and pulse output types Lecture 3 Servo wiring Lecture 4 ACC instruction Lecture 5 INI instruction Lecture 6 Pulse output flags and sample program Lecture 7 PRV instruction Lecture 8 SPED and PULS instruction Lecture 9 PLS2 instruction Lecture 10 Introducing CX-Drive, Gearbox coefficient Lecture 11 Home concept Lecture 12 Feed Example Lecture 13 Torque control Lecture 14 Speed control Lecture 15 CP1L pulse output Lecture 16 Omron Pulse Output Function Blocks Lecture 17 Move Interrupt Function Block Lecture 18 Move Sequence Function Block Lecture 19 Gearbox Coefficient and Move Absolute Function Block Lecture 20 Move sequence Function Block with an example Lecture 21 Connecting PLC to Stepper Drive Lecture 22 Introducing CP2E pulse output Lecture 23 Introducing the ITPL instruction For everyone that uses or wants to use Pulse/Analogue Servo Systems Screenshots

Last updated 11/2016 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 853.74 MB | Duration: 1h 7m Learn how to optimize proceses and time for engineering projects. What you'll learn Make measurements with the help of their UAV Replace Lidar and Laser Scan devices with their UAV Maximize results with their investment on UAV Save lifes Reduce Costs Make a 3D model of buildings, people, terrain and objects Export results to ArcGis and Autocad Civil 3D Requirements UAV platform that captures at least 12 mpx photos and has autonomous flight, remote shutter and fpv. Windows 64 bit with high power CPU, GPU and ram Download demo software of Agisoft Photoscan, Pix4d and 123D Catch Need to know how to use an UAV Description This Course is about saving time and money with the help of UAV Drones and Photogrammetry. The course has animated presentations, stats, parameters, tips, photo and video examples of working with UAV Drones for 3D mapping. You can complete the course in a day and take a weekend for practicing with the samples. This course talks about what is Photogrammetry, in which Industries can be applyed, which are the business models, the ideal equipment, the leading software and UAV platforms and some safety and operational tips. You have to take this course if you want to replace your expensive 50 topographers, 20 total station and 10 laser scanner with 1 UAV platform and photogrammetry software suite, saving money and not putting in risk your staff. It is the most profitable use of UAV. Laser scanner and Lidar costs about $60,000 to $150,000. A good small UAV fully autonomous starts at $1200 and photogrammetry software from $0 up to $8000 with 1cm or 2cm per pixel precision. Overview Section 1: Intro to Business Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Business Models Lecture 3 Ideal Specs & Equipment Section 2: Leading Technology Lecture 4 Leading software - Image Processing Lecture 5 Leading software - Autonomous UAV Drone Control Lecture 6 UAV Drones RTF for 3D Mapping Section 3: Process Lecture 7 Process Section 4: NADIR Processing examples Lecture 8 PH2V+ & Pix4D Lecture 9 Agisoft Photoscan Lecture 10 123D Catch online & IOS App Section 5: Excercises Lecture 11 Demo data Sets Section 6: Conclusions and Recommendations Lecture 12 Safety Lecture 13 Payload Lecture 14 Battery Life Lecture 15 Specs for good results Lecture 16 Final tips Lecture 17 Bonus Lecture Should take this course Minning Companies,Should take this course Law enforcement officers with UAVs,Should take this course Engineers,Should take this course Forest control officers,Should take this course Architects,Should take this course Land registry authorities,Should take this course Archaeologists, Should take this course UAV Pilots that only use their technology for making money and want to innovate on their business model Screenshots

Last updated 2/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 2.15 GB | Duration: 4h 51m CCNP Enterprise 300-425 WIDESIGN Designing Cisco Wireless Enterprise Networks WLC Ekahau Site Survey Wireless Design What you'll learn You will be ready for your CCNP Wireless 300-360 WIDESIGN Part 1 of exam and you will be able to test your knowledge -You will be able to analyze and troubleshoot problems with your Cisco Wireless devices. You will get better at your job which involves Cisco Wireless devices. You will have great understanding for your daily profession Requirements Some CCNA Wireless Knowledge Desire to learn more Desire to be ready before THE BIG DAY arrives Description Welcome to The Course Cisco CCNP Enterprise ENWLSD 300-425 Course ENWLSDWith the help of this course, you will be able to get all necessary information to be the best in Cisco Wireless Design.You will learn theory behind each topic and then see how they are designed for real devices. You will learnWireless Site SurveyCollect design requirements and evaluate constraints Client densityReal time applicationsAP typeDeployment type (data, location, voice, video) SecurityDescribe material attenuation and its effect on wireless designPerform and analyze a Layer 1 site surveyPerform a pre-deployment site surveyPerform a post deployment site surveyPerform a predictive site surveyUtilize planning tools and evaluate key network metrics (Ekahau, AirMagnet, PI, Chanalyzer, Spectrum Analyzer)Determine physical infrastructure requirements such as AP power, cabling, switch port capacity, mounting, and groundingDetermine logical infrastructure requirements such as WLC/AP licensing requirements based on the type of wireless architectureDesign radio management Apply design requirements for these types of wireless networks DataVoice and video LocationDesign high-density wireless networks and their associated components (campus, lecture halls, conference rooms)CCNP Enterprise and Cisco Certified Specialist - Enterprise Wireless Design certifications exam certifies a candidate's knowledge of wireless network design including site surveys, wired and wireless infrastructure, mobility and WLAN high availability. The course, Designing Cisco Enterprise Wireless Networks, helps candidates to prepare for this exam. Overview Section 1: Cisco CCNP Wireless WIDESIGN 300-360 Course with Labs Part 1 Introduction Lecture 1 Cisco CCNP Wireless Widesign Part 1 Introduction Lecture 2 CH00-V01 About The Instructor Section 2: Obtaining Customer Requirements For WLAN Installation and Related Technologies Lecture 3 CH01-00 Introduction to Chapter 1 Lecture 4 CH01-V01 Determine The Design Type Lecture 5 CH01-V02 The Reason For Using Wireless Networks Lecture 6 CH01-V03 Identifying Project Members Lecture 7 CH01-V04 Cisco Design Methodology Lecture 8 CH01-V05 Cisco Design Documents Lecture 9 CH01-V06 Wireless Design For Data Lecture 10 CH01-V07 How Wireless Network Demand Changed Lecture 11 CH01-V08 Different Standards For Wireless Design Lecture 12 CH01-V09 MIMO Multiple Input Multiple Output Lecture 13 CH01-V10 802.11 Amendments Lecture 14 CH01-V11 Challenges of Setting up a Wireless Network For Hospitality Lecture 15 CH01-V12 Challenges of Setting up a Wireless Network For Healthcare Lecture 16 CH01-V13 Challenges of Setting up a Wireless Network For Education Lecture 17 CH01-V14 Challenges of Setting up a Wireless Network For Retail Lecture 18 CH01-V15 Challenges of Setting up a Wireless Network For Production Environment Lecture 19 CH01-V16 Gathering Customer Information Lecture 20 CH01-V17 Design Documentation Lecture 21 CH01-V18 Customer Questionnaire Lecture 22 CH01-V19 Statement of Work Document Lecture 23 CH01-V20 Starting The Site Survey Lecture 24 CH01-V21 Predictive Site Survey Lecture 25 CH01-V22 Passive and Active Site Surveys Lecture 26 CH01-V23 Site Survey Deliverables Lecture 27 CH01-V24 Mesh Network Design Lecture 28 CH01-V25 High Density Network Design Need Lecture 29 CH01-V26 Security Sensitive Network Design Need Section 3: WLAN Deployment Considerations and Facility Type Lecture 30 CH02-00 Introduction to Chapter 2 Lecture 31 CH02-01 Channels For Mesh Networks Lecture 32 CH02-02 Regulatory Bodies Lecture 33 CH02-03 Regulations For ISM Band Lecture 34 CH02-04 Regulatory Antenna Requirements Lecture 35 CH02-05 Regulatory Domains Lecture 36 CH02-06 Deployment Location Safety Considerations Part 1 Lecture 37 CH02-07 Deployment Location Safety Considerations Part 2 Lecture 38 CH02-08 Customer Aesthetic Limitations on the Installation Lecture 39 CH02-09 Assess The Existing Wired Network For Wireless Infrastructure Lecture 40 CH02-10 Impact of Material Attenuation Section 4: WLAN Predictive Design Lecture 41 CH03-01 Application Need For Voice Lecture 42 CH03-02 Requirements For Voice Traffic Lecture 43 CH03-03 Applications For Video Lecture 44 CH03-04 Coverage For Location Lecture 45 CH03-05 Clientlink Lecture 46 CH03-06 BandSelect Lecture 47 CH03-07 Cisco Prime Overview Lecture 48 Thank You Section 5: Bonus Lecture Lecture 49 Bonus Lecture I designed this course for you, the one with Wireless knowledge and a great deal of curiosity for the Wireless world. 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Last updated 7/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 12.15 GB | Duration: 27h 30m This course is to help students learn about Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies What you'll learn Be in a better position in taking the AZ-303 - Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies exam Understand all the details required for understanding the various objectives for the exam Requirements Students should have prior knowledge on the Azure platform Students should be familiar with IT concepts such as web applications, database applications ,networking Description v 5.0 - March 2021Added several new videos that includesAzure Storage accounts - Working with the File and Table serviceAzure Storage accounts - Access tiersAzure AD - Self-service password resetAzure BlueprintsAzure SQL Managed InstanceAzure SQL - High Availability v 4.0 - August 2020Updated course to cover objectives for both AZ-300 and AZ-303v 3.1 - May 2020Refreshed multiple chapters including Azure Webs , Azure Functions, Azure Key Vault.Added more chapters on Azure Cosmos DBv 3.0 - Apr 2020Core chapters on Virtual Machines , Virtual Networks and Storage accounts updated to reflect newer features in AzureAdded new chapters on working with Virtual Machines , Virtual Networks and Storage accountsv2.1 - Sep 2019Added chapters on Docker , containerizing .Net applications and working with KubernetesAdded chapters on Managed Service IdentityAdded chapters on Azure Event Grid, Azure Event Hub, Notification Hub and Azure Service Busv1.0 - Course released - June 2019"There is a huge demand for cloud based architects. Being an Azure Architect will propel you to the top of the chain"This course will make students be prepared to take on the following examExam AZ-300: Microsoft Azure Architect TechnologiesAll concepts covered in this course are aligned to the following Exam ObjectivesDeploy and configure infrastructureImplement workloads and securityCreate and deploy appsImplement authentication and secure dataDevelop for the cloud and for Azure storage Overview Section 1: Introduction and Starting with Azure Lecture 1 IMPORTANT - About this course Lecture 2 Important Course Instructions Lecture 3 NEW - The Architect Role Lecture 4 NEW - Overview of Azure Lecture 5 Azure Free Account Lecture 6 NEW - Concepts in Azure Lecture 7 Tour of the Azure Portal Lecture 8 What is Azure Active Directory Section 2: Implement and Monitor an Azure Infrastructure Lecture 9 What are we going to cover first Lecture 10 What are storage accounts Lecture 11 Lab - Creating a storage account Lecture 12 Lab - Working with the Blob service - Uploading an object Lecture 13 NEW - Lab - Working with the Blob service - Accessing an object Lecture 14 NEW - Azure Storage Accounts - Other aspects for the objects Lecture 15 NEW - Use case scenario for using the Blob service Lecture 16 NEW - Azure Storage Accounts - File Service Lecture 17 NEW - Lab - Azure Storage Accounts - File Service Lecture 18 NEW - Azure Storage Accounts - Table service Lecture 19 NEW - Lab - Azure Storage Accounts - Table service Lecture 20 Lab - Using Azure Storage Explorer Lecture 21 New - Azure Storage Accounts - Different authorization techniques Lecture 22 Lab - Azure Storage Accounts - Using Access Keys Lecture 23 Lab - Azure Storage Accounts - Shared Access Signatures - Blob level Lecture 24 NEW - Lab - Azure Storage Accounts - Shared Access Signatures - Account Level Lecture 25 NEW - Lab - Azure Storage Accounts - Stored Access Policy Lecture 26 NEW - Lab - Azure Storage Accounts - Active Directory Authentication Lecture 27 NEW - Azure Storage Accounts - Authorization techniques review Lecture 28 NEW - Understanding Storage account replication - Part 1 Lecture 29 NEW - Understanding Storage account replication - Part 2 Lecture 30 NEW - Lab - Storage Account - Trying out redundancy Lecture 31 NEW - Storage Accounts - Access Tiers Lecture 32 NEW - Lab - Storage Accounts - Hot and Cool Access Tier Lecture 33 NEW - Lab - Storage Accounts - Archive Access Tier Lecture 34 NEW - Azure Storage Accounts - Other Costing aspects of Access tiers Lecture 35 NEW - Azure Storage Accounts - Lifecycle policies Lecture 36 NEW - Azure Storage Accounts - Changing replication Lecture 37 NEW - Quick Note on different types of storage accounts Lecture 38 Lab - Using Azure Cloud Shell Lecture 39 The Virtual Machine service Lecture 40 Deploying Virtual Machines Lecture 41 Lab - Building Windows Virtual Machine Lecture 42 Connecting to the Virtual machine Lecture 43 Lab - Installing Internet Information Services Lecture 44 State of the Virtual Machine Lecture 45 Lab - State of the Virtual Machine Lecture 46 Lab - Deploying Linux Virtual Machines Lecture 47 Terminating resources Lecture 48 Disks for Azure Virtual Machines Lecture 49 Lab - Adding data disks Lecture 50 NEW - Adding a secondary network interface Lecture 51 NEW - Lab - Adding a secondary network interface Lecture 52 Lab - Resizing a virtual machine Lecture 53 Lab - Creating a virtual machine image Lecture 54 Virtual Machine Service Level Agreement Lecture 55 Availability Sets Lecture 56 Availability Sets - Further aspects Lecture 57 Lab - Availability Set Lecture 58 NEW - Availability set - Use case scenario Lecture 59 Virtual Machine Scale Sets Lecture 60 Lab - Virtual Machine Scale Sets Lecture 61 NEW - Virtual Machine Scale Sets - Use case scenario Lecture 62 Availability Zones Lecture 63 Lab - Availability Zones Lecture 64 Review on Availability services Lecture 65 NEW - Azure Dedicated Hosts Lecture 66 Azure Virtual Networks Lecture 67 The Network Interface Lecture 68 Notes on Azure networking Lecture 69 Notes on IP Addressing Lecture 70 Lab - Working with virtual networks Lecture 71 Lab - IP Addressing Lecture 72 Network Security Groups Lecture 73 Lab - Network Security Groups Lecture 74 NEW - Lab - Network Security Groups - Working with rules Lecture 75 NEW - Lab - Network Security Groups - Priority setting Lecture 76 NEW - Lab - Network Security Groups - Subnet Considerations Lecture 77 Application Security Groups Lecture 78 NEW - Lab - Application Security Groups - Setup - SQL Server Lecture 79 NEW - Lab - Application Security Groups - Implementation Lecture 80 Using a jump server Lecture 81 Lab - Using a jump server Lecture 82 Azure Bastion Host Lecture 83 Lab - Azure Bastion Host Lecture 84 Service Endpoints Lecture 85 UPDATED - Lab - Service Endpoints Lecture 86 NEW - Private Endpoints Lecture 87 Custom Routing Lecture 88 Lab - User Defined Routes Lecture 89 Virtual Network Peering Lecture 90 Lab - Virtual Network Peering Lecture 91 Point to Site VPN Connection Lecture 92 UPDATED - Lab - Point to Site VPN - Windows Server setup Lecture 93 NEW - Lab - Point to Site VPN - Windows 10 Setup Lecture 94 NEW - Lab - Point to Site VPN - Virtual Network Gateway setup Lecture 95 NEW - Lab - Point to Site VPN - Creating the connection Lecture 96 NEW - Lab - Point to Site VPN - Using another client Lecture 97 Notes on Point-to-Site VPN connections Lecture 98 Site-to-Site VPN Connections Lecture 99 UPDATED - Site to Site VPN Connection - What are going to do Lecture 100 UPDATED - Site to Site VPN - Server Setup Lecture 101 NEW - Lab - Site-to-site - Connection in Azure Lecture 102 NEW - Lab - Site-to-site - Completing the connection Lecture 103 Lab - Site-to-Site VPN Connection - Implementation Lecture 104 UPDATED - Lab - Site to Site VPN - Gateway Transit Lecture 105 Notes on Site-to-Site VPN connections Lecture 106 Azure Resource Manager templates Lecture 107 Lab - ARM Templates - Virtual Network Lecture 108 Lab - ARM Templates - parameters Lecture 109 Lab - ARM Templates - variables Lecture 110 Creating a storage account Lecture 111 Lab - ARM Templates for a virtual machine Lecture 112 NEW - Lab - ARM Templates - Use case scenario Lecture 113 NEW - Lab - ARM Templates - Use case scenario - Resources Lecture 114 NEW - Lab - ARM Templates - Use case scenario Lecture 115 Lab - ARM Templates - Use case scenario - Resources Lecture 116 Azure Backup Service for Azure Virtual Machines Lecture 117 Lab - Azure backup service for Azure virtual machines Lecture 118 Lab - Azure MARS agent Lecture 119 What are we going to do next Lecture 120 What is Azure AD Lecture 121 Quick look at Azure AD Lecture 122 Quick look at creating users Lecture 123 Azure AD Custom Domains Lecture 124 Azure AD Licences Lecture 125 Azure AD and subscriptions Lecture 126 Multi-Factor Authentication Lecture 127 Lab - Multi-Factor Authentication Lecture 128 Lab - Multi-Factor Authentication - Trusted Devices Lecture 129 Lab - Multi-Factor Authentication - Skip IPs Lecture 130 Conditional Access Policies Lecture 131 Lab - Conditional Access Policies Lecture 132 Azure AD Identity Protection Lecture 133 NEW - Access Reviews Lecture 134 Lab - Access Reviews Lecture 135 NEW - Lab - Access Reviews - Finalizing reviews Lecture 136 Working with multiple directories Lecture 137 What is Azure AD Connect Lecture 138 Active Directory Implementation - Part 1 Lecture 139 Active Directory Implementation - Part 2 Lecture 140 Lab - Azure AD Connect - Installation Lecture 141 Azure AD Connect - Using Password Hash Synchronization Lecture 142 Benefit of Azure AD Connect Lecture 143 Going through the Azure AD Connect settings Lecture 144 Lab - Azure AD Connect - Pass-through Authentication Lecture 145 Lab - Azure AD Connect - Single Sign-on Lecture 146 Azure AD Connect - Password writeback Lecture 147 Lab - Azure AD Connect - Domain-OU Filtering Lecture 148 Azure AD Connect Health Lecture 149 NEW - Different Active Directory Scenarios Lecture 150 NEW - Lab - Azure AD - Dynamic groups Lecture 151 NEW - Lab - Azure AD - Self-service password reset - Setup Lecture 152 Lab - Azure AD - Self-service password reset - Implementation Section 3: Implement Management and Security Solutions Lecture 153 What is the Azure Migrate Service Lecture 154 What is the Azure Site Recovery Service Lecture 155 Azure Site Recovery for Virtual Machines - Overview Lecture 156 Lab - Azure Site Recovery - Azure Virtual Machines Lecture 157 Lab - Azure Site Recovery - Azure VM - Part 2 Lecture 158 Azure Migrate for Hyper-V - Overview Lecture 159 Setting up Hyper-V - Demo Lecture 160 Azure Migrate - Hyper-V - Assessment Setup - Demo Lecture 161 Azure Migrate - Assessment - What have we done Lecture 162 Azure Migrate - Assessment - Demo Lecture 163 Azure Migrate - Assessment - What have we done Lecture 164 Azure Migrate - Migration - Demo Lecture 165 Azure Migrate - Migration - What did we do Lecture 166 Azure Migrate - clean-up Lecture 167 Azure Site Recovery - Hyper-V - Demo Lecture 168 Azure Site Recovery - Hyper-V - Migration and Clean-up - Demo Lecture 169 Azure Migrate and Azure Site Recovery - Review Lecture 170 Azure Load Balancer Lecture 171 Azure Load Balancer - Additional points Lecture 172 Lab - Azure Load Balancer - Basic SKU - Setup Lecture 173 Lab - Azure Load Balancer - Basic SKU - Implementation Lecture 174 Lab - Azure Load Balancer - Standard SKU - Setup Lecture 175 Lab - Azure Load Balancer - Standard SKU - Implementation Lecture 176 Azure Application Gateway Service Lecture 177 Lab - Azure Application Gateway - Setup Lecture 178 Lab - Azure Application Gateway - URL Routing Lecture 179 Lab - Azure Application Gateway - Web Application Firewall Lecture 180 Notes on Azure Application Gateway Lecture 181 Difference between Azure Load Balancer and the Application Gateway Lecture 182 Azure Traffic Manager Lecture 183 Setting up Visual Studio Lecture 184 Lab - Azure Traffic Manager - Part 1 Lecture 185 Lab - Azure Traffic Manager - Part 2 Lecture 186 Azure Traffic Manager - Real User measurements Lecture 187 Notes on Azure Traffic Manager Lecture 188 Lab - Azure Front Door Service - Part 1 Lecture 189 Lab - Azure Front Door Service - Part 2 Lecture 190 NEW - Azure Front Door - Extra points Lecture 191 What is Azure Firewall Lecture 192 Lab - Azure Firewall - Setup Lecture 193 Lab - Azure Firewall - Adding the route Lecture 194 Lab - Azure Firewall - NAT Rule collection Lecture 195 Lab - Azure Firewall - Application Rules Lecture 196 NEW - Subscriptions and Management Groups Lecture 197 Role based access control Lecture 198 Lab - Role Based Access Lecture 199 Notes on Role based access control Lecture 200 Custom Role Based Access Control Lecture 201 NEW - What is the Azure Policy service Lecture 202 Lab - Azure Policies Lecture 203 NEW - Lab Azure Policies - Remediation Lecture 204 NEW - Azure Blueprints Lecture 205 NEW - Lab - Azure Blueprints - Definition Lecture 206 NEW - Lab - Azure Blueprints - Assignment Section 4: Implement Solutions for Apps Lecture 207 Azure Web App Service Lecture 208 Azure App Service Plan Lecture 209 Lab -Azure Web Apps Lecture 210 NEW - Lab - Azure Web Apps - Publishing from Visual Studio 2019 Lecture 211 Exploring the Azure Web App Lecture 212 Azure App Service Plan - Linux Lecture 213 Quick Note for the next video Lecture 214 Lab - Azure Web Apps - From GitHub Lecture 215 Lab - Azure Web Apps - Web Jobs Lecture 216 Lab -Azure Web Apps - App Service Logs - UPDATED MAY 2020 Lecture 217 Azure Web Apps - Autoscaling Lecture 218 Lab - Auto scaling a web app Lecture 219 Azure Web App - Deployment Slots Lecture 220 Lab Azure Web App - Deployment Slots Lecture 221 NEW - Lab - Azure Web Apps - Application Insights Lecture 222 NEW - Lab - Azure Web App - Azure Virtual Network Integration - Setup Lecture 223 NEW - Lab - Azure Web App - Azure Virtual Network Integration - Configuration Lecture 224 Azure Functions Lecture 225 NEW - Lab - Azure Functions Lecture 226 NEW - Lab - Azure Functions - Adding a function Lecture 227 NEW - Azure Function - App Service Plan Lecture 228 NEW - Use of Azure Functions Lecture 229 Lab - Azure Logic App Service Lecture 230 Azure Service Bus Lecture 231 Lab - Azure Service Bus Queue Lecture 232 Lab - Azure Service Bus Topics Lecture 233 Primer on Docker Containers Lecture 234 Continuation on What is Docker Lecture 235 Lab - Look at Docker Lecture 236 Understanding on how we deployed the docker container Lecture 237 Lab - Deploying a .Net core application to a Linux VM Lecture 238 Lab - Containerizing a .Net app Lecture 239 Lab - Azure Container Registry Lecture 240 Lab - Azure Container Instance Lecture 241 Lab - Azure Web App - Docker container Lecture 242 What is Kubernetes and Azure Kubernetes Lecture 243 Lab - Creating a Kubernetes cluster Lecture 244 Understanding of application deployment to a Kubernetes cluster Lecture 245 What is a service principal Lecture 246 Lab - Deploying nginx onto the Kubernetes cluster Lecture 247 Lab - Azure Kubernetes and Azure Container Registry Section 5: Implement and Manage Data Platforms Lecture 248 Azure SQL Database Service Lecture 249 Lab - Azure SQL Database service Lecture 250 Lab - Azure SQL Database - Using the Query Editor Lecture 251 SQL Elastic Pools Lecture 252 Lab - SQL Elastic Pools Lecture 253 NEW - Lab - Working with data in a SQL database Lecture 254 Lab - Working with data in a SQL database - Resources Lecture 255 NEW - Azure SQL Managed Instance Lecture 256 NEW - Lab - Creating an Azure SQL Managed Instance resource Lecture 257 NEW - Lab - Connecting to the Azure SQL Managed Instance Lecture 258 NEW - Server-side transactions Lecture 259 NEW - Azure SQL database - Active geo-replication Lecture 260 NEW - Lab - Azure SQL database - Active geo-replication Lecture 261 NEW - Azure SQL database - Auto-failover groups Lecture 262 Quick primer on NoSQL Databases Lecture 263 Introduction to Azure CosmosDB Lecture 264 Lab - Azure CosmosDB Lecture 265 Lab - Azure Cosmos DB - Working with items Lecture 266 Lab - Azure Cosmos DB - Working with items - Resources Lecture 267 CosmosDB - Partition Key Lecture 268 NEW - Azure Cosmos DB - Replicating data Lecture 269 CosmosDB - Consistency Levels Lecture 270 CosmosDB - Consistency Levels - Setting the level Lecture 271 NEW - Lab - Azure Cosmos DB - Table API Lecture 272 NEW - Lab - Azure Cosmos DB - Graph API Lecture 273 NEW - Lab - Azure Cosmos DB - Graph API - Resources Lecture 274 CosmosDB - Example Reference Architecture Section 6: More on Security Lecture 275 The Azure Key Vault Service Lecture 276 Lab - Azure Key Vault Lecture 277 Lab - Azure Key Vault - secrets Lecture 278 Lab - Azure Key Vault - secrets - Resources Lecture 279 Lab - Managing Azure Key vault secrets Lecture 280 Managing Azure Key Vault secrets Lecture 281 NEW - Lab - Disk Server-Side Encryption Lecture 282 Lab - Azure Disk Encryption Lecture 283 NEW - Azure Disk Encryption - Additional points Lecture 284 NEW - Lab - Azure Key Vault - Firewall settings Lecture 285 Lab - Managed Service Identity - Setup Lecture 286 Lab - Managed Service Identity - Implementation Section 7: More on Monitoring and Diagnostics Lecture 287 What is the Azure Monitor Service Lecture 288 Lab - Working with Azure Monitor Lecture 289 NEW - Azure Monitor - Dynamic alerts Lecture 290 What is a Log Analytics Workspace Lecture 291 Lab - Creating a workspace Lecture 292 Lab - Connecting machines to a Log Analytics Workspace Lecture 293 Lab - Connecting machines manually to the workspace Lecture 294 Lab - Choosing data to be sent to the workspace Lecture 295 Lab - Log Analytics - Queries Lecture 296 Lab - Log Analytics - Queries - Resources Lecture 297 Lab - Log Analytics - Alerts Lecture 298 Lab - Azure Log Analytics - Sending custom logs Lecture 299 Lab - Working with Dashboards Lecture 300 NEW - Azure Automation Lecture 301 NEW - Lab - Azure Automation Lecture 302 NEW - Lab - Azure Automation - Resources Lecture 303 What is Update Management Lecture 304 Lab - Update Management - Part 1 Lecture 305 Lab - Update Management - Part 2 Lecture 306 Azure Monitor pricing Lecture 307 Diagnostics for your resources Lecture 308 Lab - Azure Activity Logs - Diagnostics Lecture 309 Lab - Diagnostics - Virtual Machines Lecture 310 Lab - Diagnostics - Azure Storage Accounts Lecture 311 Azure Function - Metrics Lecture 312 Azure Functions - Diagnostics Lecture 313 Azure Web Apps - Metrics Lecture 314 Azure Web Apps - Diagnostics Lecture 315 Introduction to Resource tags Lecture 316 Lab - Working with Tags Lecture 317 Lab - Costing in Azure Lecture 318 NEW - Azure Advisor Section 8: Practice Section Lecture 319 Bonus Lecture Those who want to take the AZ-303-Microsoft Azure Architect Technologies exam Screenshot

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 58m | Size: 287 MB Communicate, Connect, and Conquer the Professional World. Essential Skills for Building Meaningful Connections. What you'll learn Understand the role of networking in professional growth and opportunities. Master key phrases for introductions and effective communication in a business context. Develop a compelling elevator pitch that succinctly conveys your professional identity and goals. Learn strategies for clear and impactful communication, both in-person and online. Gain skills for participating in and making the most of networking events, including virtual platforms. Explore how to leverage social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter for professional networking. Discover best practices and common pitfalls to avoid when networking. Understand the importance of follow-up and learn effective methods to maintain connections. Learn how to create and promote a strong personal brand online to enhance your professional image. Engage in practical exercises that encourage the application of networking skills in real-world scenarios. Requirements Students should have a foundational understanding of English, as the course will be taught in English and will involve reading and writing assignments. A willingness to learn and enhance networking abilities is essential for making the most of the course content. Students should be prepared to engage in discussions, complete interactive exercises, and practice their networking skills throughout the course. Description Welcome to "Mastering Business English for Professional Networking," a comprehensive course designed to equip you with the essential skills and confidence needed to excel in your professional networking endeavors. In today's fast-paced business world, effective networking is key to unlocking opportunities and building meaningful relationships. This course will guide you through the nuances of networking in a business context, focusing on the language and communication techniques necessary for success.Throughout this course, you will explore the importance of networking, the art of making impactful introductions, and the strategies for crafting a compelling elevator pitch. You'll learn essential vocabulary and phrases that will help you communicate effectively, whether you're attending a networking event, engaging in virtual meetings, or connecting with industry leaders on social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter.In addition, we'll cover practical tips for engaging with others, maintaining professionalism, and following up after initial conversations. You'll also discover the significance of building your online presence and personal brand, ensuring that you stand out in the competitive business landscape.With interactive exercises and real-world scenarios, you will have the opportunity to practice your networking skills in a supportive environment. By the end of this course, you'll feel empowered to navigate professional interactions with confidence, enabling you to foster valuable connections and advance your career.Join me, Dan Mill, as we embark on this journey to master the art of business networking. Enroll now and take the first step towards enhancing your networking skills and expanding your professional horizons! Who this course is for Individuals looking to improve their networking abilities to advance their careers or build professional relationships. New graduates or job seekers who want to learn how to effectively network and make valuable connections in their chosen industries. Individuals transitioning to a new career or industry who need to build a new professional network. Entrepreneurs looking to connect with potential clients, partners, or investors to grow their businesses. Non-native English speakers aiming to develop their business English communication skills for networking purposes. Individuals who want to learn how to create and promote a strong personal brand online to enhance their professional presence. Homepage Screenshots

Published 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 1h 5m | Size: 1.36 GB featuring Olympic Gold Medalist Paul Hamm What you'll learn Students will have a better understanding of the important advanced tumbling fundamentals and concepts. Students will learn and understand Twisting Progressions, Skills and Drills. The students will learn the Power Tumbling Elements need to compete at high levels. The students will learn how to combine the skills together to become a competitive gymnast. Requirements Knowledge of some basic tumbling skills would helpful. Preferably should have watched and practiced Vol. 1 of this course. A padded gym floor with enough space to practice the skills is necessary. Description This program is a must-have resource for both female and male gymnasts and coaches at any level. The program provides personal lessons from World Champion and a three-time Olympic medalist, Paul Hamm. Among the topics in this Advanced Tumbling video are: fronts tuck, front layout, brani, front full, roudi, layout - layout - front full layout - layout - roudi, double full, layout - layout - double full, full- full - full, full- full - roudi, full - full - double full, double front layout, roundoff - whip backs, roundoff - back handspring - back layout, back layout for twisting, back layout for rotation, back layout with a half twist, whip back with a 1/2 twist, whip half - front layout, whip half - roudi, whip half - double full, back full, back 1 1/2 twist, back 1 1/2 twist - front layout, back double full, back layout with 2 1/2 twists, double back, double pike, full twisting double back, tuck double double and a double layout. Another feature of this video is detailed video analysis, using voice over, drawing tools and slow motion. This method of teaching is extremely beneficial and will help you develop a deeper understanding of the complicated techniques in gymnastics.About Paul Hamm:Paul Hamm is the most accomplished male gymnast in the United States history. He has a total of eight World and Olympic medals. In 2003, Paul became a World All-Around Champion and also a World Champion on the Floor Exercise. In the 2004 Athens Olympics, Paul became the first American to win the coveted All-Around gold medal. Paul has spent his life dedicated to mastering the complicated techniques in gymnastics. He has coached all levels from beginner to elite. Paul now coaches gymnasts throughout the country utilizing state of the art video analysis technology. Paul Hamm was inducted into the International Gymnastics Hall of Fame in 2018. Who this course is for Coaches and gymnasts at an intermediate or advanced level would benefit from taking this course. Homepage Screenshots

Published 8/2024 Created by Stephen Ulibarri MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 208 Lectures ( 41h 26m ) | Size: 35.2 GB Code Your First Four Game Projects in Unreal Engine 5 with Blueprint Visual Scripting - From Beginner to Advanced! What you'll learn: Create complete games of different genres including flying shooters, 3D platformers, 2D side scrollers, and vehicles . Program gameplay with Blueprints, without needing to write code. Get free, high quality assets for levels, characters, props and effects into your game projects. Blueprint best practices for development, including optimization, speed, memory, and project structure. Unreal Engine's modeling and rigging tools. Create effects with Niagara Systems and MetaSounds. Understand Unreal Engine Materials and create Materials from pro texture maps. Manage dependencies, the impacts of Tick and Casting, async loading of assets, soft object references and soft class references. Requirements: No experience necessary. Start as an absolute beginner. A desire to learn how to make video games! A computer with internet access. Must meet the minimum system requirements to run Unreal Engine 5. Description: This is the Ultimate Blueprint course for Unreal Engine 5.In this course, you will start with absolutely no experience in game development whatsoever. All of the important terms and concepts in game development will be introduced to you and explained carefully and in detail. By the end, you will have four small game projects of different genres, ranging from 2D to 3D, and you'll understand the underlying principles needed to make any creation you can imagine.The course starts you off as a complete beginner, but experienced developers will also benefit from this course, as many best practices and advanced features are covered throughout.The course begins at the beginning - downloading the Epic Games Launcher, where we will install Unreal Engine 5, as well as gain access to the Epic Games Marketplace where we can get tons of free, high-quality assets for our games. After familiarizing ourselves with the Unreal Engine editor, learning about asset types and how to import asset files, we get some practice manipulating objects in the level and building simple game environments with free asset packs.We then get started learning the basic structure of the Blueprint visual scripting system, as well as cover the fundamental math skills every game developer needs to understand. We get practice visualizing vectors in the engine with the various debug drawing Blueprint nodes.With the original assets created specifically for this course, we then create our first simple game, Bad Bot - a drone flying shooter. We cover the fundamentals of Unreal Engine's class hierarchy, learning about the various game classes that come together to form a basic game - including the Actor, the Pawn, the Game Mode, and the Controller. We learn how to bind inputs from keyboard, mouse, and console controller using Unreal Engine's Enhanced Input System. This project covers spawning enemy bots, firing projectiles, and adding sound and visual effects such as impacts and explosions, before finishing the level with a boss fight.We then dive deep into Unreal Engine's collision framework, with a section dedicated to the collision system in Unreal Engine. We learn how Unreal Engine handles collision, including knowledge of:The physics system versus the query systemCollision Complexity and how meshes can have both simple and complex collision and how to configure theseHow the method of movement determines the type of interactions objects will have with each otherSweeping collisions versus physics collisionsCollision Enabled, Collision Object Types, and Collision Responses, and how these work togetherCustom collision channels, custom collision profiles, and optimization for performanceBy the end of this chapter, Unreal Engine's collision framework will be completely demystified and you'll easily be able to configure the collision settings correctly so that your game object interact as intended, optimized for performance, and without invisible collision interactions affecting the game's frame rate.With our newly-acquired collision skillset, we start the second game project of the course, Jetpack Journey - a third-person platformer with Kix, an original character created, rigged, and animated for this course. Kix has a jetpack, allowing us to step up our complexity, going from the Pawn class to the Character class. We learn about the Character Movement Component, and how to change movement modes from walking to flying. We implement a fully-functional jetpack with a blendspace, allowing for smooth blending of animations while flying. This project involves creating precious resources in the form of jet fuel, allowing us to implement pickups to refuel, a progress bar for the fuel percent, and moving platforms that force the player to use the flying capability. We learn about some very important concepts in this section, including:Movement modes, and switching to flying modeSingle and two-dimensional Blendspaces to blend between animation posesBinding inputs in the Player Controller versus the Character classKeeping Blueprint nodes clean and readableManaging class dependencies and coding best practices - we're using Blueprints, but we should still follow best practice!Skeletal Mesh Sockets, utilized for jetpack thruster effectsEnforcing precious resources in the form of jet fuel, with jet fuel pickups to refill fuelUse of UMG (Unreal Motion Graphics) to create UI including a progress bar to display fuel percentThe impact of Casting on runtime performance and memory via the creation of hard referencesAnalyzing class memory size via the size map, and dependencies via the reference viewerReducing file size with texture compressionLazily loading of assets at runtime and how to load assets asynchronously, using soft object and class referencesLighting and Post ProcessingThis section covers many important aspects of game development that even experienced developers aren't aware of. You're verging on intermediate-to-advanced territory with some of these!The next game project introduces Unreal Engine's 2D capabilities, as we enable the built-in Paper2D plugin for 2D games. We also download the now-free PaperZD, a very important 2D plugin allowing us to use important 2D features for our games. This section's game project is a 2D dungeon-crawling side-scroller with Red Hood, a hooded 2D figure who ventures through a dark dungeon, battling skeleton minions via melee combat. We cover some valuable ground in this section, including:Where to get free 2D assets, including animated characters, props, UI and environmentsCreation of sprites, flipbooks, tile sets and tile mapsImportant settings for a 2D Unreal Engine game project2D level creationEnemy AI with the Behavior Tree and BlackboardCombat and combo attacksUse and creation of the compound data types such as enums and structuresFloating damage numbersImplementing melee combatBy this point, you will have the skills necessary to create your own game projects, but we're not quite done yet. We wrap up the course with a final section on Unreal Engine's Chaos Vehicles! Chaos Vehicles are Unreal's physics-based vehicle system. We use original assets created specifically for this course, importing a sci-fi car and wheels into the engine. We use the engine's built-in rigging tools to create a skeleton and skin it to the mesh, before creating a fully-functional chaos vehicle. We end by implementing enter/leave functionality for the car, by migrating the vehicle into our Jetpack Journey project so Kix can enter and leave the vehicle. We learn:Creation of Skeletal Meshes from Static MeshesRigging and skinning, creating a vehicle skeleton and physics assetCreation of a fully-functional chaos vehicle with keyboard/mouse and console controller input (using Enhanced Input)Coverage of Chaos Vehicle settings including torque/rpms, friction, front/rear/all-wheel drive, front/rear wheel steering, and moreMigrating the vehicle into our Jetpack projectChanging possession of Pawns/Characters to enter and exit the vehicle.By the end of this course, you will have gone from absolute beginner to having intermediate/advanced skills. You will understand the principles necessary to create game projects on your own. You will have hands-on practice, as well as theoretical knowledge underlying every tool and concept used throughout this course.You will also have access to our Druid Mechanics Discord Community, a community of over 23,000 students of all skill levels, all interacting, conversing, and helping each other throughout their game development journeys.After this course, you will fully understand Unreal Engine's architecture and class hierarchy. If your aim is to develop your own games, or even to further your career or learning journey, or move on to tackle Unreal's C++ system, this course will prepare you and equip you with the skills needed to do so.You will gain lifetime access to the course for a single, one-time fee. You will have access to all updates and patches made to the videos.If you're ready to learn how to make your own games, this course is ready for you.See you soon! Who this course is for: Complete beginners to game development. Those interested in making games in Unreal Engine. Those interested in game animation, visual effects, sound effects, and materials. Those interested in programming gameplay without writing code. Blueprints only! Homepage

Published 7/2024 Created by Fabian & Pavel Coding2GO MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 102 Lectures ( 5h 48m ) | Size: 2.8 GB Create amazing websites with HTML, CSS and learn responsive web design with CSS Flexbox and Grid Layouts What you'll learn: Create amazing websites with HTML & CSS Develop Responsive Websites that fit on every device Learn modern CSS concepts like Flexbox & Grid Apply your knowledge with Practical Projects How to deploy a website to the internet with your own domain Requirements: No programming skills needed. You will learn everything completely from scratch Description: Are you eager to build amazing and responsive websites using HTML and CSS? You're in the right place!Welcome to the 7-Day Web Developer BootcampIn just one week, you'll master the technologies, concepts, and theory behind HTML and CSS. More importantly, you'll apply your new skills through a series of practical projects.Start Your Web Development Journey HereHTML and CSS are the foundational languages of the web and essential for a successful career in tech. This course is the perfect starting point for beginners.Learn by DoingOur course emphasizes hands-on learning with coding exercises, quizzes, mini-projects, and major projects designed to enhance your skills through active recall.Why Choose This Course?We value your time, which is why our course is direct and to the point. Like a boot camp, we focus on the key concepts of web development, delivered through:Precise voiceoversAnimated visualsConcise explanationsCourse StructureWe begin with a comprehensive HTML course, ensuring that even those with no prior coding experience can follow along and start building projects right away.The primary focus of this course is CSS, covering everything from basic syntax to advanced concepts. We break down complex ideas into digestible information, ensuring you understand how browsers interpret your CSS code.One of the most critical aspects of the course is Responsive Web Design, where you'll master CSS Flexbox and Grid Layouts to create responsive layouts for real-world projects.Course Features5+ hours of animated video explanationsMini-projects in every sectionQuizzes and coding exercises for reinforcementSource code available for every lesson2 complete website projectsAbout UsWe are Fabian and Pavel from Berlin. As freelance developers, we specialize in creating full-stack web applications for clients. Our mission is to share our programming knowledge with aspiring developers like you.Our unique teaching style on YouTube has united thousands of web developers worldwide. This course aims to deliver quality education on a larger scale, providing more in-depth learning than possible in short YouTube videos.Frequently Asked QuestionsDo I need any prior knowledge?    No prior coding experience is required. Absolute beginners will learn everything step-by-step.What tools or software are required?    A computer with internet access. We'll guide you through setting up any necessary software. Who this course is for: This course is meant for beginner developers in HTML & CSS. If you want to become a web developer this course will be the optimal starting point for you. Since you will also learn about Responsive Web Design and other advanced CSS concepts you will learn many new concepts, even if you already have a lot of experience with HTML & CSS. So, absolute beginners AND intermediate developers will find the content of this course valuable. Homepage