In this real-world course, we teach you how to design and implement virtual local area networks (VLANs). You'll learn how to name and number your VLANs, how to create VLAN documentation, how to determine the subnet size of your VLANs, how to prepare an outage notification, and more.

In this narrated tutorial , Marvel artist Patrick Brown goes through the entire process of creating this artwork from exploring various poses for spidey to fully colouring the character as well as the background .

Getting a user's position and mapping in websites is very common today. In this course, Working with Geolocation in HTML, you'll learn to retrieve a user's location from their browser and show their location on a map. First, you'll explore the geolocation object available in all modern browsers. Next, you'll discover how to display that location on a map, and use Google Maps to place markers at that location. Next, you'll use Google Maps to get directions from one location to another. Finally, you'll learn how the Geocoding features of Google Maps will then be used to search for addresses. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of geolocation and geocoding needed to embed and use mapping software within any HTML page.

L-systems offer a great way of procedurally modeling geometry, and with these skills, you'll be able to create a wide variety of complex objects. If you've ever wanted to create foliage, complex fractal geometry, or spline-based models from scratch, then L-systems offers you a procedural way of doing so. Unlike many other tutorials, this course aims to address the topic in an easy-to-follow, technical, and artistic way.