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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 34m | Size: 227.7 MB
The cloud provides a lot of great benefits for running your applications, but understanding and avoiding pitfalls will make the journey a lot more predictable and be more likely to provide the return on investment of time and energy put into the migration. In this course, Mike Benkovich takes you through the cloud journey, starting with how to build cloud-aware apps, to adding practices and processes to ensure you're working in a way that can support the lifespan of your applications. Mike also shows how to use continuous delivery with GitHub Actions and DevOps pipelines, how to get started with Infrastructure as code, and discusses governance and policy. If you're looking to move your applications to the cloud, join Mike in this course as he provides you with guardrails to make the journey successfully.

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Skill Level: Advanced | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 52m | Size: 211.5 MB
Industrial control systems cannot-unlike humans-see, hear, and monitor processes by themselves. Instead, they use industrial sensors to convert mechanical, magnetic, thermal, optical, and chemical variations into electric voltages and currents. In this course, Zahraa Khalil covers the most common types of industrial sensors used within the field of industrial automation. She looks at proximity, temperature, pressure, and level sensors, and explores the operating principles and common applications of each. If you've got the basics of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) programming down and want to see what you can do with industrial sensors, join Zahraa in this course.

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Skill Level: Beginner + Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 52m | Size: 297.3 MB
In this course, Jason Osder explains what OmniGraffle is, how to create and export projects in it, and how to use OmniGraffle for general design thinking projects, as well as brainstorming, ideation, and collaboration. After briefly introducing OmniGraffle and its interface, Jason dives into org charts, covering topics like how to handle objects on the canvas, creating text elements, grouping objects, and much more. Next, he goes into a variety of techniques you can use to map content, as well techniques for process flows such as creating multiple use case scenarios and diagramming a complex online interaction. Jason discusses wireframes and different ways you can use them. Then he describes how to create mind maps, sketch visual design ideas, and design a rough logo with stencils. Jason concludes by highlighting several useful features that are available in the pro version of OmniGraffle.

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Skill Level: General | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 32m | Size: 364.8 MB
If you aren't already familiar with her works, this course introduces you to Mel Robbins, an expert on creating confidence, a best-selling author, and the most-booked female speaker in the world. In this course, Mel presents relatable, actionable, and proven techniques for building and maintaining confidence at work, at home, and in life. She teaches skills based on behavioral science and real-life experience. Mel shows you the surprising definition of confidence and explains the science of the confidence-competency loop. She debunks three myths about confidence and shows you how to kill doubt and fear in five seconds flat. Mel discusses the three types of confidence and how to build confidence in three simple steps. She concludes with ways you can strengthen your confidence by putting it into action.

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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 44m | Size: 79.6 MB
How does Jira automation work, and what other concepts, features, and configurations can you employ to use Jira more effectively? In this course, discover the core elements of Jira automation and automate some of the work in your Jira project. Learn how to alter your kanban board. Then explore other concepts and features like shared configuration, running parallel sprints, and facilitating agile at scale. Find out how to create and configure next-gen projects, including controlling access, adding issues, and customizing project features.

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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 31m | Size: 179.4 MB
How do you manage boards and kanban projects within Jira? In this course, learn how boards and projects relate to each other and how to create Jira dashboards. Start off with how to configure and manage a Jira board, then dive into how boards and projects relate to each other. Discover how to manage issues and move them between projects, as well as why it's important to track business and agile metrics for your projects. Then finish up with a walk-through on creating dashboards and attaching gadgets to them.

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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 37m | Size: 67.9 MB
Jira is one of the leading project management software solutions across multiple industries, and this Managing Jira Projects series from Atlassian University teaches you how to create, configure, and maintain projects in Jira cloud, as well as partner effectively with Jira administrators. This first course in the series gets you started on two key topics: managing projects and managing roles and permissions in Jira. The course describes how to manage projects, lists the components of a Jira project, details how to identify permissions, and covers how to assign project roles.

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Skill Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 40m | Size: 500 MB
How can branded content help you make money? This short course offers a broad overview of ways you can make money with branded content. First, learn to identify what branded content is and which brands you want to work with. Next, discover how to build your personal brand, reel, and portfolio and use these to pitch your work to the brands you want to work with. Find out how to establish a creative brief, write the scope of work, and plan production and deliverables, then explore effective ways to deliver on your plans, invoice for your work, and follow up with your clients.

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Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 43m | Size: 231.8 MB
You've probably heard about machine learning before, but have you ever wondered what that term really means? How does a machine learn? Have you thought about building a machine learning model, but didn't know where to start? In this course, Frederick Nwanganga introduces machine learning in an approachable way and provides step-by-step guidance on how to get started with machine learning via the most in-demand language in use today, Python. Frederick starts with exactly what it means for machines to learn and the different ways they learn, then gets into how to collect, understand, and prepare data for machine learning. He also provides guided examples of how to accomplish each step using Python. Finally, he brings it all together to build, evaluate, and interpret the results of a machine learning model in Python.

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Skill Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 1h 34m | Size: 401.9 MB
If you work in the motion design industry, chances are you've heard of Cavalry, a powerful 2D animation tool that has been exploding in popularity with its mix of traditional and procedural workflows for creating motion graphics. In this course, Andy Needham gets you up and running with Cavalry, taking you through the interface and workflows. Andy walks you through the creation of an FUI (fictional/fantasy/futuristic user interface)-the same ones used widely in TV shows, commercials, and movies-and details the shapes, behaviors, utilities, and effects used in Cavalry. If you are looking for a new main application for motion design, or if you just want to keep up with new and popular industry tools, join Andy in this course.