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All About Vaccine And Vaccnation
Published 10/2023
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vaccine and vaccination

What you'll learn
vaccine history
type of vaccine
vaccine schedule
vaccine production
Requirements
immunology basics
Description
vaccine, suspension of weakened, killed, or fragmented microorganisms or toxins or other biological preparation, such as those consisting of antibodies, lymphocytes, or messenger RNA (mRNA), that is administered primarily to prevent disease.human B cellA vaccine can confer active immunity against a specific harmful agent by stimulating the immune system to attack the agent. Once stimulated by a vaccine, the antibody-producing cells, called B cells (or B lymphocytes), remain sensitized and ready to respond to the agent should it ever gain entry to the body. A vaccine may also confer passive immunity by providing antibodies or lymphocytes already made by an animal or human donor. Vaccines are usually administered by injection (parenteral administration), but some are given orally or even nasally (in the case of flu vaccine). Vaccines applied to mucosal surfaces, such as those lining the gut or nasal passages, seem to stimulate a greater antibody response and may be the most effective route of administration. (For further information, see immunization.the first vaccinesEdward Jenner: smallpox vaccinationThe first vaccine was introduced by British physician Edward Jenner, who in 1796 used the cowpox virus (vaccinia) to confer protection against smallpox, a related virus, in humans. Prior to that use, however, the principle of vaccination was applied by Asian physicians who gave children dried crusts from the lesions of people suffering from smallpox to protect against the disease. While some developed immunity, others developed the disease. Jenner's contribution was to use a substance similar to, but safer than, smallpox to confer immunity. He thus exploited the relatively rare situation in which immunity to one virus confers protection against another viral disease. In 1881 French microbiologist Louis Pasteur demonstrated immunization against anthrax by injecting sheep with a preparation containing attenuated forms of the bacillus that causes the disease. Four years later he developed a protective suspension against rabies.Vaccine effectivenesshistorical mass vaccination programs in the United StatesAfter Pasteur's time, a widespread and intensive search for new vaccines was conducted, and vaccines against both bacteria and viruses were produced, as well as vaccines against venoms and other toxins. Through vaccination, smallpox was eradicated worldwide by 1980, and polio cases declined by 99 percent. Other examples of diseases for which vaccines have been developed include mumps, measles, typhoid fever, cholera, plague, tuberculosis, tularemia, pneumococcal infection, tetanus, influenza, yellow fever, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, some types of encephalitis, and typhus-although some of those vaccines are less than 100 percent effective or are used only in populations at high risk. Vaccines against viruses provide especially important immune protection, since, unlike bacterial infections, viral infections do not respond to antibioticsVaccine typesHow the polio vaccine changed the worldThe challenge in vaccine development consists in devising a vaccine strong enough to ward off infection without making the individual seriously ill. To that end, researchers have devised different types of vaccines. Weakened, or attenuated, vaccines consist of microorganisms that have lost the ability to cause serious illness but retain the ability to stimulate immunity. They may produce a mild or subclinical form of the disease. Attenuated vaccines include those for measles, mumps, polio (the Sabin vaccine), rubella, and tuberculosis. Inactivated vaccines are those that contain organisms that have been killed or inactivated with heat or chemicals. Inactivated vaccines elicit an immune response, but the response often is less complete than with attenuated vaccines. Because inactivated vaccines are not as effective at fighting infection as those made from attenuated microorganisms, greater quantities of inactivated vaccines are administered. Vaccines against rabies, polio (the Salk vaccine), some forms of influenza, and cholera are made from inactivated microorganisms. Another type of vaccine is a subunit vaccine, which is made from proteins found on the surface of infectious agents. Vaccines for influenza and hepatitis B are of that type. When toxins, the metabolic by-products of infectious organisms, are inactivated to form toxoids, they can be used to stimulate immunity against tetanus, diphtheria, and whooping cough (pertussis).Learn how vaccines enhance the human immune system to fight against harmful pathogenshistoryin the late 20th century, advances in laboratory techniques allowed approaches to vaccine development to be refined. Medical researchers could identify the genes of a pathogen (disease-causing microorganism) that encode the protein or proteins that stimulate the immune response to that organism. That allowed the immunity-stimulating proteins (called antigens) to be mass-produced and used in vaccines. It also made it possible to alter pathogens genetically and produce weakened strains of viruses. In that way, harmful proteins from pathogens can be deleted or modified, thus providing a safer and more-effective method by which to manufacture attenuated vaccines.Vaccinology is the science and engineering of developing vaccines to prevent infectious diseases.Vaccines contain antigens that stimulate the immune system to produce an immune response that is often similar to that produced by the natural infection. With vaccination, however, the recipient is not subjected to the disease and its potential complicationsWho invented vaccinology?Dr Edward JennerDr Edward Jenner created the world's first successful vaccine. He found out that people infected with cowpox were immune to smallpox. In May 1796, English physician Edward Jenner expands on this discovery and inoculates 8-year-old James Phipps with matter collected from a cowpox sore on the hand of a milkmaidfor centuries, humans have looked for ways to protect each other against deadly diseases. From experiments and taking chances to a global vaccine roll-out in the midst of an unprecedented pandemic, immunization has a long history.Vaccine research can raise challenging ethical questions, and some of the experiments carried out for the development of vaccines in the past would not be ethically acceptable today. Vaccines have saved more human lives than any other medical invention in history.Scroll on to take a journey through the last millennium to see how these extraordinary discoveries and achievements have changed our lives.1400s to 1700sFrom at least the 15th century, people in different parts of the world have attempted to prevent illness by intentionally exposing healthy people to smallpox- a practice known as variolation (after a name for smallpox, 'la variola'). Some sources suggest these practices were taking place as early as 200 BCE.in 1721, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu brought smallpox inoculation to Europe, by asking that her two daughters be inoculated against smallpox as she had observed practice in Turkey.In 1774, Benjamin Jesty makes a breakthrough. Testing his hypothesis that infection with cowpox - a bovine virus which can spread to humans - could protect a person from smallpoxIn May 1796, English physician Edward Jenner expands on this discovery and inoculates 8-year-old James Phipps with matter collected from a cowpox sore on the hand of a milkmaid. Despite suffering a local reaction and feeling unwell for several days, Phipps made a full recovery.Two months later, in July 1796, Jenner inoculates Phipps with matter from a human smallpox sore in order to test Phipps' resistance. Phipps remains in perfect health, and becomes the first human to be vaccinated against smallpox. The term 'vaccine' is later coined, taken from the Latin word for cow, vacca.Read more about the history of Smallpox vaccination.The 1800sIn 1872, despite enduring a stroke and the death of 2 of his daughters to typhoid, Louis Pasteur creates the first laboratory-produced vaccine: the vaccine for fowl cholera in chickens.In 1885, Louis Pasteur successfully prevents rabies through post-exposure vaccination. The treatment is controversial. Pasteur has unsuccessfully attempted to use the vaccine on humans twice before, and injecting a human with a disease agent is still a new and uncertain method.Pasteur is not a medical doctor. But, despite the risk, he begins a course of 13 injections with patient Joseph Meister, each containing a stronger dose of the rabies virus. Meister survives and later becomes the caretaker of Pasteur's tomb in Paris.In 1894, Dr Anna Wessels Williams isolates a strain of the diphtheria bacteria that is crucial in the development of an antitoxin for the disease.novel vaccineRecombinant DNA technology has also proven useful in developing vaccines to viruses that cannot be grown successfully or that are inherently dangerous. Genetic material that codes for a desired antigen is inserted into the attenuated form of a large virus, such as the vaccinia virus, which carries the foreign genes "piggyback." The altered virus is injected into an individual to stimulate antibody production to the foreign proteins and thus confer immunity. The approach potentially enables the vaccinia virus to function as a live vaccine against several diseases, once it has received genes derived from the relevant disease-causing microorganisms. A similar procedure can be followed using a modified bacterium, such as Salmonella typhimurium, as the carrier of a foreign gene.Gardasil human papillomavirus vaccineVaccines against human papillomavirus (HPV) are made from virus like particles (VLPs), which are prepared via recombinant technology. The vaccines do not contain live HPV biological or genetic material and therefore are incapable of causing infection. Two types of HPV vaccines have been developed, including a bivalent HPV vaccine, made using VLPs of HPV types 16 and 18, and a tetravalent vaccine, made with VLPs of HPV types 6, 11, 16, and 18.Another approach, called naked DNA therapy, involves injecting DNA that encodes a foreign protein into muscle cells. The cells produce the foreign antigen, which stimulates an immune response.Vaccines based on RNA have been of particular interest as a means of preventing diseases such as influenza, cytomegalovirus infection, and rabies. Messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines are advantageous because the way in which they are made allows them to be developed more quickly than vaccines made via other methods. In addition, their production can be standardized, enabling rapid scale-up for the manufacture of large quantities of vaccine. Novel mRNA vaccines are safe and effective; they do not contain live virus, nor does the RNA interact with human DNA.advantage and dis advantageBenefits of vaccinationFind out from Dr. Tina Tan of Northwestern University why adult vaccination against various types of diseases is importantSee all videos for this articleIn addition to the development of memory B cells, which are capable of triggering a secondary immune response upon exposure to the pathogen targeted by a vaccine, vaccination is also beneficial at the population level. When a sufficient number of individuals in a population are immune to a disease, as would occur if a large proportion of a population were vaccinated, herd immunity is achieved. That means that if there is random mixing of individuals within the population, then the pathogen cannot be spread throughout the population. Herd immunity acts by breaking the transmission of infection or by lessening the chances of susceptible individuals coming in contact with a person who is infectious. Herd immunity provides a measure of protection to individuals who are not personally immune to the disease-for instance, individuals who, because of their age or underlying medical conditions, cannot receive vaccines or individuals who received vaccines but remain susceptible. Herd immunity played an important role in the successful eradication of smallpox, and it is vital in preventing the spread of diseases such as polio and measles.Adverse reactionsVaccination carries some risk of reaction, though adverse effects typically are very rare and very mild. The most common reactions to vaccines include redness and soreness around the vaccination site. More severe adverse reactions, such as vomiting, high fever, seizure, brain damage, or death, are possible for some vaccines. Such reactions are exceptionally rare, however-occurring in less than one in a million people for most vaccines. Severe reactions also tend to affect only certain populations, such as persons whose immune systems are compromised by preexisting disease (e.g., HIV/AIDS) or who are undergoing chemotherapy.Claims have been made that vaccines are responsible for certain adverse health conditions, particularly autism, speech disorders, and inflammatory bowel disease. Some of those claims focused on thimerosal, a mercury-containing compound used as a preservative in vaccines. Some people believed that autism was a form of mercury poisoning, caused specifically by thimerosal in childhood vaccines. Those claims have been discredited. Still, misinformation and fear generated by false claims about associations between autism and vaccines had a significant impact on individuals' perceptions about vaccine safety. In addition, most individuals in countries where vaccination is widespread have never personally experienced vaccine-preventable disease. Thus, the focus of concern for some people shifted from the negative effects of vaccine-preventable disease to the possible negative effects of the vaccines themselves.Complacency about vaccine-preventable diseases, combined with concerns over the effects of vaccination, led to decreasing levels of vaccination coverage in some areas of the world. As a consequence, not only were individuals susceptible to vaccine-preventable diseases, but, at population levels, vaccination rates dropped low enough to cause losses of herd immunity, thereby allowing outbreaks of disease. Such outbreaks brought high costs to societies, especially in terms of health and medical care, disability and economic strain, and loss of life. In the 20th century in Japan, England, and Russia, for example, numbers of children vaccinated against whooping cough dropped sufficiently low so as to enable outbreaks of disease that involved thousands of children and resulted in hundreds of deaths
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 vaccine
Lecture 2 Vaccine is aright for every one a responsibility of government and society
Lecture 3 table of content
Section 2: history of vaccines
Lecture 4 vaccine is the most important invention save human life
Lecture 5 Variolation what is variolation what it s is used for?
Lecture 6 first small pox vaccine
Lecture 7 pasteur
Lecture 8 yellow fever influenza pertussis polio
Lecture 9 vaccine development tie line
Section 3: Types of vaccines
Lecture 10 types of vaccine
Lecture 11 types of vaccine2
Section 4: immunology make difference
Lecture 12 immunology data
Section 5: immunodeficiency state
Lecture 13 immunodeficiency
Section 6: T cell role
Lecture 14 passive protection
Lecture 15 T cell role
Section 7: memory cells
Lecture 16 memory cells
Section 8: herd immunity
Lecture 17 herd imunity
Section 9: prevention of disease
Lecture 18 prevention of diseases
Section 10: factors affect vaccine protection
Lecture 19 factor affect vaccine
Section 11: vaccine schedules
Lecture 20 vaccine schedule
Section 12: vaccine safety
Lecture 21 vaccine safety
Section 13: future of vaccine
Lecture 22 vaccine future
Medical students and all professionals concern with vaccination

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Australian Culture Explained: Explore The Land Down Under
Published 10/2023
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Language: English | Size: 1.91 GB | Duration: 1h 25m

Gain Cultural Insights for a Fulfilling Study, Work, or Travel Experience in Australia.

What you'll learn
How to effectively study, work and travel in Australia equipped with an understanding of the country's culture, society and values
Insights into Australia's welcoming approach to migrants and skilled workers, with insights into opportunities for study and work
Recognition of Australia's multicultural society and its significance for effective communication
An understanding of Australian values, customs and communication styles

Requirements
No prior understanding of Australian Culture is required.
Students will need access to a computer and the internet to complete this course.

Description
Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Australia with our engaging course, "Australian Culture Explained: Explore the Land Down Under."Are you dreaming of STUDYING, WORKING, or TRAVELLING in Australia? Look no further - this course is your essential quick guide to truly understanding the vibrant tapestry that is Australian culture.Led by a born and bred true-blue Aussie, Sonia, this course has been professionally designed to be a must-have for anyone with Australia in their sights. Discover why this 'Land Down Under' is a magnet for people around the globe, beckoning hundreds of thousands each year, enticing many of them to make this remarkable country their permanent abode.What Awaits You:Insider Knowledge: Gain insights from Sonia, a qualified Australian teacher and multi business owner, who brings to you the true essence of Australian culture.Geography and Diversity: Uncover the stunning landscapes and demographics that make Australia a world of its own. Learn about the most popular areas of Australia for international students and workers.Language and Slang: Dive into the communication etiquette, including the quirky and endearing Australian slang that's sure to charm and connect you with the locals.Values and Traditions: Explore the values and traditions that have formed this nation, paving the way for a harmonious and diverse society.Get ready to fall in love with the allure of this rugged sunburnt country, as you immerse yourself in the rich culture, unique customs, and warm Aussie hospitality that make Australia a truly exceptional and welcoming nation.Join Sonia on this educational adventure that promises to leave you not only enlightened but also excited to visit and enjoy the Australian way of life!

Overview
Section 1: The Land Down Under

Lecture 1 Welcome to the Course and Meet Your Instructor

Lecture 2 From Kangaroos to Coastlines: An Introduction to Australia's Unique Geography

Section 2: A Diverse People

Lecture 3 Australian People: Population Dynamics and Multiculturalism

Lecture 4 First Footprints: Exploring Australia's First Nations People

Section 3: A Walk Through History to the Present

Lecture 5 European Colonization: Convicts and Settlers

Lecture 6 Modern Australia: Federation, Immigration and Identity

Section 4: Language, Traditions and Customs

Lecture 7 Aussie Talk: Navigating Australia's Language and Etiquettes

Lecture 8 An Introduction to Traditions, Customs and Celebrations

Section 5: Values that Unite Australia

Lecture 9 Democracy and Values in the Land Down Under

Lecture 10 Conclusion and Additional Learning Resources

Students planning on studying in Australia,People applying to work in Australia,Students and migrants currently residing in Australia who want to learn more about the culture and history,People who are planning a holiday to Australia,Anyone who has an interest in cultural studies

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Become Pro In Animation & Texture Painting Low-Poly Blender
Published 10/2023
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Language: English | Size: 2.03 GB | Duration: 1h 54m

Learn easy and fastly low poly Modeling & Hand Painting and animating ready for game in Blender for Beginners

What you'll learn
Use Blender and understand it's interface
Edit Mode and modeling
UV Unwrapping in a clever way
Hand painting/ texture painting in Blender
Cool Animating/ easy to understand
Lighting, rendering and compositing
Requirements
Mac or PC capable of Running Blender Version 3.0 or above
You will learn all of the tools that will be needed for this course.
I used graphic Tablet for texture painting but it will work with mouse as well but recommend using a graphic tablet.
Description
Welcome to our new course about Modeling and Texture Painting and Animating in Blender!I am Morteza from artstudio313. netIn this course, we will go on an attractive journey together to Step by step learn the Blender. We start from the interface overview until we reach the modeling and finally Texture Painting in Blender. I will take you through the low poly modeling and most important thing that we are going to Focus on, is the texture painting in Blender. I used graphic Tablet for texture painting but it will work with mouse as well but recommend using a graphic tablet.UV UnwrappingNext, we learn how to UV Unwrap those three models. You learn a lot about unwrapping such as mark seams and what they are and what they do and where should we add them how to unwrap hole model into on UV map. Now we are ready to move into the shading tab. You learn how to create image texture and apply it to the model and prepare everything for Texture Painting tab. In this tab, I tried to teach you the necessary tools for Texture Painting. Next part is Animating the lighting and rendering. You will learn about graph editor and learn animating in a very easy way.You will learn:Modeling / low-polyUV unwrapping in a very fast and easy and clever methodWhere to place mark seamsWhat is bleed & what is used for Texture paints the cuts and holesAnimating the coinLightingRenderingCompositingIf you learn these parts, then you are ready to paint over any model in Blender. We paint the models one by one, and each one has only one texture, which is ready to be used in game engine.I hope you learn a lot from this trip journey
Overview
Section 1: Ref & Modeling the coin
Lecture 1 01 - 01 Ref & Modeling the coin
Section 2: UV Unwrapping
Lecture 2 02 - 02 UV Unwrapping Coin.mp4
Section 3: Hand painting
Lecture 3 03 - 03 Preparing for hand painting.mp4
Lecture 4 03 - 04 Hand painting the AO.mp4
Lecture 5 03 - 05 Painting the Dents and highlights
Section 4: Animating the coin
Lecture 6 04 - 06 Animating the coin
Section 5: Lighting, Rendering & compositing
Lecture 7 05 - 07 Lighting, Rendering & compositing
This course is from beginners to better Blender users,Game Developers who wish to expand their Skill Set.,People who are curious about the world of 3D modeling and animation.,Blender user that will start learning Hand Painting as a beginner

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Beginners Reading & Writing Arabic Course
Published 10/2023
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Language: English | Size: 324.13 MB | Duration: 0h 47m

Read and write Arabic and learn vocabulary about food, clothing, body parts, numbers, colors, family members

What you'll learn
Learn how to write the letters and pronounce them
Learn how to pronounce the letters with diacritics
Practice- reading words, sectences, and short stories
Practice- reading sectences
Practice- reading short stories

Requirements
No skills needed

Description
There are two main versions of the Arabic language: Modern Standard, and Colloquial or Daily, which has many dialects, Egyptian Arabic, Gulf Arabic, Maghrebi Arabic, Levantine Arabic and many others. Some of the dialects are spoken so differently from one another that some speakers have a hard time understanding the other. Many dialectic words however are nonetheless still rooted in the original, or classical language.In this course we will not focus on Colloquial language and dialects. We will focus on Modern Standard Arabic. This is a beginner's course. It introduces the basics of the modern standard Arabic language and highlights the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. In the first part of this course, we will focus on being able to read and write the Arabic language. Starting with learning the alphabets; how to pronounce them with diacritics and how to write them at the beginning, middle and end of the word with examples. Then you will start practicing reading words, sentences and short stories. In second part you will learn vocabulary in different fields and learn how to count, say the colors, family members, body parts, and cloths.Animation videos were created to explain the material in a fun and easy way.

Overview
Section 1: The course- How to read and write Arabic

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 How to pronounce and write the letters

Lecture 3 How to write the letters in the beggining, middle and end of the word

Lecture 4 How to pronounce the letters with diacritics+ practice reading words

Lecture 5 Reading words

Lecture 6 Reading sentences

Lecture 7 Reading sentences 2

Lecture 8 Reading Short stories

Lecture 9 Reading Short stories

Section 2: Vocabulary

Lecture 10 Food Vocabulary

Lecture 11 Colors

Lecture 12 Numbers

Lecture 13 Family members

Lecture 14 Clothing vocabulary

Lecture 15 Body parts

Begginers level- learning how to read and write Arabic

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Cognitive Cities and the Future of Urban Living
Released: 10/2023
Duration: 1h 15m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 48000 Hz, 2ch | 196 MB
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Cognitive cities are the future of urban development, offering new classes of living, new opportunities for sustainability, and new technologies for shared social infrastructure. Join Linkedin Learning instructor and world renowned futurist Ian Khan as he outlines the fundamentals of how to understand, define, design, build, and operate the cognitive cities of the future.
Learn more about what makes a cognitive city truly cognitive by exploring some of the most important back-end technologies that prop it up, including blockchain, edge computing, the Internet of Things, virtualization, data generation, data infrastructure, and cybersecurity. Along the way, Ian gives you an overview of how leaders and decision makers can develop sustainable infrastructure that meets the needs of a cognitive city, from energy consumption and climate change to transportation, food security, industry, the arts, and education. You'll also get a chance to explore real-world examples of cognitive cities like NEOM, the LINE, Trojena, Oxagon, and more.

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Construction Cost Estimation With Practical Example
Published 10/2023
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Estimating construction project costs

What you'll learn
Introduction
Project Estimation with Real project
What Is Cost Estimation
Cost Estimation Methedology
Man Power Wedges Calculation
Equipment Cost
Material Cost
Selling Price
Requirements
Basic Ideas about Cost Estimation
Description
Welcome to my Course Master in Construction Cost Estimation.This course is an integral part of the Master's program in Cost Estimation, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of estimation principles, methodologies, and practical applications. Cost estimation plays a crucial and multifaceted role in the construction industry due to its profound impact on project success, financial stability, and decision-making.Cost estimation is the process of approximating the monetary value of resources, materials, labor, and other expenses required to complete a project, produce a product, or deliver a service.cost estimation in construction is vital for effective project management, financial planning, risk mitigation, and informed decision-making. It ensures that construction projects are executed within budget constraints and helps prevent financial setbacks that can arise from unexpected cost overruns.Cost estimates serve as a benchmark for monitoring and controlling project costs during construction. Regular cost tracking and analysis help identify deviations from the estimate, allowing for timely corrective actions.Accurate cost estimates contribute to project efficiency by preventing delays caused by budget shortages or unexpected cost overruns.Upon completion of this course, students will possess a solid foundation in cost estimation principles, methodologies, and practical skills, making them well-prepared for complex estimation challenges across diverse industries.Good Luck.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Cost Estimation
Lecture 2 Introduction
Lecture 3 What is Cost Estimation
Lecture 4 Cost Estimation Methodology
Lecture 5 Deterministic Estimation
Lecture 6 Classes
Lecture 7 Man Power Wages
Lecture 8 Material and Equipment Cost
Lecture 9 Selling Price
Engineers,Estimators,Quantity Surveyors,Cost Managers,Cost Professionals

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Essentials Of Business Risk Analysis Modeling
Published 10/2023
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Language: English | Size: 1.86 GB | Duration: 3h 0m

How to build business models that incorporate uncertainty, and how these models can improve business decisions.

What you'll learn
Understand how risk analysis modeling is used in business
Know the probability distributions and math needed to perform a business risk analysis
Evaluate the aggregate exposure from a set of risks in a register
Complete a financial risk analysis for a business investment
Be able to audit a risk analysis model identifying errors and interpreting formulae
Create, interpret and present risk analysis reports to decision-makers
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Excel. Reasonable competency with numbers and logic
Description
A very large component of a business' success is how it manages risk. Risk is managed far more effectively if one can quantify and therefore compare the uncertainty of outcomes from different possible decision options.Risk quantification isn't actually that hard. It's been used very successfully for over twenty years in most large organizations, and the ability to build a simple, defensible and decision-focused risk analysis is a skill much sought-after in large corporations. This course will teach you that skill.You don't need to have any background in probability or statistics to complete this course. This course assumes no prior knowledge of probability concepts. You also don't need to have a strong background in math - if you passed math at high school you'll be fine. You should be comfortable with numbers, however, and have a logical mindset. It will also be quite helpful if you are familiar with the very basic features of Excel.Bear in mind that risk analysis is a creative process. This course teaches you how to describe uncertainty in numerical terms by building risk analysis models that faithfully reflect your view of the uncertainty ahead. That's half the battle. The other half is to think about what risks you face and how you can manage them best. That's the really interesting and challenging part.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Setting up your risk analysis software
Lecture 2 Introduction
Lecture 3 How to download and install ModelRisk
Section 3: The basics of Monte Carlo simulation
Lecture 4 Introduction
Lecture 5 Explanation of Monte Carlo simulation through a series of examples and exercises
Section 4: A review of the probability distributions needed in business risk modeling
Lecture 6 Introduction
Lecture 7 A review of key distributions used in risk analysis and how they are applied
Section 5: Creating and presenting risk analysis results
Lecture 8 Introduction
Lecture 9 Reporting and reviewing results
Section 6: Comparing decision options using multiple simulations
Lecture 10 Introduction
Lecture 11 Setting up multiple simulations in a model
Section 7: Common math mistakes in risk models and how to avoid them
Lecture 12 Introduction
Lecture 13 The most common mistakes and their remedies
Section 8: What makes a good model
Lecture 14 Introduction
Lecture 15 What makes a good model
Section 9: Wrap up
Lecture 16 How to get your Credly badge
Analysts supporting decision-makers who wish to incorporate risk and uncertainty in their evaluations of different decision options.

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Frm Part 1, 2023 Quantitative Analysis Crash Course Part 1/2
Published 10/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.82 GB | Duration: 4h 40m

FRM Part 1, 2023, Quantitative Analysis

What you'll learn
Be prepared for FRM Part 1 Exam in Quantitative Analysis
Learn about Probabilities and Basic Statistics
Learn about Hypothesis Testing and Linear Regression
Learn about various Probability Distributions that will be used in FRM Part 1 Curriculum

Requirements
No prerequisites. Just be relaxed and understand statistics for FRM Part 1 in simple way

Description
Hello Everyone,This is a Crash Course for FRM Part 1, 2023 Book No 2 - Quantitative Analysis Part 1/2.In this course, you will find all the Learning Objectives from Chapter 1 to 7 of Quantitative Analysis for 2023 FRM Part 1 Curriculum, summarized in the most logical and interesting way. Lot of candidates fear quantitative analysis in FRM Exams, but this video will give an overview for all the topics. If you are struggling to prepare for FRM Part 1 Quantitative Analysis, then this video will surely help you to understand the basics and will help you get started.Following Chapters will be covered in this Course:1) Fundamentals of Probability2) Random Variables3) Common Univariate Random Variables4) Multivariate Random Variables5) Sample Moments6) Hypothesis Testing7) Linear RegressionYou can also check out the Free Course on our Udemy Course for FRM Part 1, 2023 Book 1 - Foundations of Risk Management. If you need any guidance for FRM Exam or have any questions, feel free to reach out to us. NOTE : You can visit our website for Full Crash Course as well Complete Packages for all the Books for Part 1 and Part 2 both.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Chapter 1 - Fundamentals of Probability

Lecture 2 Chapter 2 - Random Variables

Lecture 3 Chapter 3 - Common Univariate Random Variables

Lecture 4 Chapter 4 - Multivariate Random Variables

Lecture 5 Chapter 5 - Sample Moments

Lecture 6 Chapter 6 - Hypothesis Testing

Lecture 7 Chapter 7 - Linear Regression

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From Burnout To Bliss
Published 10/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.07 GB | Duration: 2h 15m

Rekindle your love for life

What you'll learn
Gain insight into how that sense of being burned out can happen and how to begin turning things around
Uncover simple ways to ease the feelings of burnout and stress
Discover how to use this period of time as a catalyst for change
Reconnect to what you really want in life

Requirements
A willingness to learn and try new things

Description
Important Note: This course is not meant as a substitute for medical advice and care.Feeling burned out at work, in relationships, or in any other area of life?Then it's time to find the spark again -- time to discover, and rediscover, your passionsWhat can be really exciting is that this period of time can be a true gift: an opportunity to uncover who you are and what you truly want.This time of your life might be a chance for you to slow down and reflect, or you might find yourself wanting to move forward faster while generating momentum, or even a combination of both.In this course, you'll hear fresh new ideas, all from caring coaches, that you can put into practice starting now.You learn things like:How to start listening to the callings of your heart, and answering themHow to approach stress so that it doesn't become so central to your lifeHow to let go of blame and judgmentHow see the magic of life againAnd much moreIf you're feeling burned out already, or if you can sense that burnout is approaching fast, then this course may be just what you need. Sometimes what's required is a new perspective -- plus a willingness to try something different. Burnout doesn't have to be permanent. We can use it as a catalyst for change, and allow yourself the freedom to uncover what direction you really want to take next.Note: This course is not meant as a substitute for medical care and advice.

Overview
Section 1: Welcome!

Lecture 1 Meet your learning community

Lecture 2 How to customize your classroom experience

Lecture 3 Use the Q&A section

Section 2: The 2 Magic Words That Can Bring Back The Spark (Fast) -- Mary Schiller

Lecture 4 Magic Word no. 1

Lecture 5 Magic Word no. 2

Lecture 6 Next step: Answer these key questions

Lecture 7 Did you grab your printable .pdf download?

Section 3: Tarot for Burnout Recovery -- Brian Cormack Carr

Lecture 8 Tarot for Burnout Recovery

Section 4: Questions To Bring You Joy -- Dr. Anne Curtis

Lecture 9 Questions To Bring You Joy Lesson 1

Lecture 10 Questions To Bring You Joy Lesson 2

Section 5: Back to the Basics to Relight Your Delight -- Michaela Ellis

Lecture 11 Back to the Basics to Relight Your Delight

Section 6: Be YOU in Bold -- Julia Mulcahy

Lecture 12 Be YOU in Bold: Slow Down & Gain Clarity

Lecture 13 Be YOU in Bold: It's Time to Take Risks

Section 7: Let Go of Resistance and Bring the Spark Back into Your Life -- Neeta O'Keeffe

Lecture 14 Introduction & What We'll Cover

Lecture 15 Understanding Resistance

Lecture 16 A Different Approach to Resistance

Section 8: Rediscover Your Spark For Life Through Value Alignment -- Oraorn Srichiangwang

Lecture 17 Understanding Value and Value Alignment

Lecture 18 Taking Valued-Aligned Action to Reignite Your Spark

Lecture 19 Expanding Horizons: Beyond Values Alignment

Section 9: Beyond Burnout: Built for Peace of Mind -- Wendy Williams

Lecture 20 Beyond Burnout: Built for Peace of Mind

Section 10: What's next ...

Lecture 21 Your simple action plan

Lecture 22 Bonus lesson

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Great Golf Drills Vol. 1 - The Swing
Published 10/2023
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Language: English | Size: 2.23 GB | Duration: 0h 55m

featuring Dr. Gary Wiren

What you'll learn
Students will have a better understanding of the fundamentals and proper mechanics of the golf swing.
Students will understand important details that will help them develop good contact with the ball.
Students will learn the most important drills to develop a consistent and powerful golf swing.
Students be able to control the distance and accuracy of their shots.
Requirements
There are no requirements or prerequisites for taking this course.
Description
About the course:Rapidly improve your golf game with detailed instruction from one of America's leading golf teachers. In this comprehensive program, Dr. Gary Wiren provides numerous drills that will help you to develop a consistent and powerful golf swing. The 15 chapters are designed to provide you with all the tools you need to become a more consistent player. The program allows viewers to customize their practice sessions to meet their individual needs. Whether you are a high handicapper or scratch golfer, you will benefit from the extensive drills and concepts in this video.About the instructor:Gary Wiren is a member of six Golf Halls of Fame, including the PGA Hall of Fame and the World Golf Teachers Hall of Fame, and has honorary memberships or distinguished-service recognition from Sweden, Italy, New Zealand and Japan. Wiren was a collegiate conference champion, won the South Florida Seniors PGA title, the South Florida long-driving championship, played in the USGA Senior Open and the PGA Senior Championship and has won the World Hickory Championship. He has written or participated in the writing of over 250 magazine articles and 14 books including The PGA Teaching Manual, the most influential book on golf instruction in history.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 The "No Slice" Baseball Swing
Lecture 3 Getting it Right at the Top
Lecture 4 Start at the Finish
Lecture 5 The Moment of Truth. Impact
Lecture 6 A Visual Swing Path
Lecture 7 Lightness for Speed
Lecture 8 Building Power
Lecture 9 Grass Ahead for Solid Contact
Lecture 10 Timing with Mickey Wright
Lecture 11 Staying Connected
Lecture 12 Drawing a Line in the Sand
Lecture 13 The Right Distance from Trouble
Lecture 14 The Golf Swing. A Rotary Motion
Lecture 15 Pre-Shot Shaping
Lecture 16 Trajectory Control
Lecture 17 Closing Comments
Golfers and instructors at any skill level would benefit from this course.

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How To Build A Powerful Brand That Fuels Growth
Published 10/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.06 GB | Duration: 7h 12m

Sharpen your brand positioning & strategy skills to create powerful brands that fuel growth in 7 hours!

What you'll learn
Understand why you need a strong positioning and coherent strategy in order to drive long-term sustainable growth.
Become clearer on how to create a brand positioning that is coherent, consistent and sharp, which will subsequently influence all areas of the mix.
Identify how consistency creates and sustains meaningful and distinctive brands.
Understand how a tight brand positioning will lead to a purpose that can inspire your brand's narrative.
Learn how to make strategic choices that will help drive growth and equity for the long term.
Requirements
No marketing experience is required but having some business experience or education will be beneficial
Description
As a marketer, you know you need to nurture your brand in a fast-changing world in order to ensure long-term and sustainable growth. However these efforts are often deprioritized to focus on more short-term tactical activities, which make brand teams miss out on long-term brand-building opportunities.With the this bootcamp, you will learn how to transform your business into a brand that sells itself. Learn directly from marketing practitioners and get access to knowledge and frameworks used by experienced marketers that will help you secure your brand's long-term growth.Who is this bootcamp for?Experienced Marketers who want a THOROUGH AND STRUCTURED REMINDER of the FOUNDATIONAL MARKETING PRINCIPLES, whilst adding new tools and frameworks to their arsenal.Aspiring Marketers who want to LAY THE FOUNDATIONS to help them pivot towards their new career paths, specifically looking for PRACTICAL KNOW-HOW BEYOND MARKETING THEORYMarketing or Brand Teams who want to IMPROVE THEIR PRACTICAL BRAND KNOW-HOW, via a guided and structured approach to foster a universal team language, understanding and toolbox.Experienced or aspiring consultants who want to ENHANCE THEIR STRATEGIC PROBLEM-SOLVING capabilities to address different marketing challenges in growing a business.Current or Aspiring Business Owners who want to ESTABLISH THEIR BRAND, GROW THEIR BUSINESS, and learn how marketing can help them achieve their goals.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome to the Bootcamp!
Lecture 2 Download your WorkBook!
Section 2: Module 1: Introduction to brand positioning
Lecture 3 The importance of a brand-led business
Lecture 4 Vision & Positioning
Lecture 5 What is positioning and why it matters
Lecture 6 Download your additional resources!
Section 3: Module 2: What makes brands great
Lecture 7 What makes brands great
Lecture 8 The principles behind great brands
Lecture 9 Positioning as our North Star
Lecture 10 Additional resources: videos
Section 4: Module 3: Your role as a brand guardian
Lecture 11 Ensure the relevance of your positioning
Lecture 12 Execute with consistency
Lecture 13 Be insightful - always
Lecture 14 Download your additional resources!
Section 5: Quiz 1
Section 6: Module 4: Exploring the foundations of a brand positioning
Lecture 15 Root strengths
Lecture 16 When and where to compete
Lecture 17 Identifying your target
Lecture 18 Insight on your target
Lecture 19 BONUS MODULE: Getting under the skin of your consumer
Section 7: Module 5: Purpose at the heart of positioning
Lecture 20 What is purpose and why does it matter?
Lecture 21 Driving purpose-led growth
Lecture 22 Download your additional resource here!
Section 8: Module 6: Exploring the output of brand positioning
Lecture 23 Benefits and Reasons-to-Believe
Lecture 24 Personality and Tone-of-Voice
Lecture 25 Download your additional resources here!
Section 9: Quiz 2
Section 10: Module 7: Brand Strategy for Growth
Lecture 26 A brand's strategic role
Lecture 27 Identifying your brand architecture
Lecture 28 Growing your core
Lecture 29 Extensions and stretches
Lecture 30 Download your additional resources here!
Section 11: Quiz 3
For aspiring marketers and brand owners

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How To Create Ai Videos, Images And Voices And Audio Clones?
Published 10/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.17 GB | Duration: 1h 27m

Learn How to Use AI to Create Chatbots, Generate Text, Images, and Videos with AI and use DALL-E like tools

What you'll learn
What is an AI in this world?
How AI tools work and why we need them?
How to create pictures with AI?
Probably A - Z of most important AI tools out there
How to create fab images and graphics in minutes?
How to use Leonardo AI tool?
How to make AI voices and clones with AI tools
Requirements
No prior experience is needed, just your attention will be appreciated
Description
Discover AI Magic: How to Create AI Videos CourseWelcome to the ultimate AI Tools Mastery course, your gateway to unlocking the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Prepare to climb the ranks on Google with our SEO-optimized content, strategically designed to help you stand out for "AI tools course," "ChatGPT course," and "prompt engineering course." Embark on this enchanted journey to boost your online presence.Course Highlights:Introduction to ChatGPT: Initiate your AI voyage by delving deep into ChatGPT. Explore its core principles, capabilities, and its crucial role in the realm of natural language processing.Mastery of Prompt Engineering: Uncover the art of crafting prompts that yield precise AI responses. Hone your skills to effortlessly achieve the results you desire.Text-to-Image AI Magic: Unleash your creativity as you seamlessly transform text into captivating images. From bringing your imagination to life to enhancing your content, awe-inspiring visuals will be at your fingertips.AI Video Creation: Dive into the future of content creation by harnessing AI to craft engaging videos from simple text inputs. Transform ordinary text into extraordinary video content with ease.What Sets Our Course Apart:Practical Hands-On Projects: Engage in real-world projects to solidify your learning, enabling you to build an impressive portfolio and confidently apply your knowledge.Cutting-Edge Techniques: Stay on the forefront of the AI landscape by mastering the latest techniques and trends. Our continually updated curriculum keeps your knowledge fresh.Expert Instruction: Learn from seasoned industry experts with extensive experience in AI and AI tool development. Benefit from their invaluable insights, tips, and guidance.Supportive Community: Join a thriving community of like-minded AI enthusiasts. Share your projects, collaborate, and gain valuable feedback. Our dedicated support team is always ready to assist you.Prompt Engineering: "Prompt engineering is the key to unlocking AI's potential. It's the art of crafting precise instructions to elicit desired responses from AI systems, making it an essential skill for harnessing AI's magic. Master prompt engineering to guide AI towards your goals effortlessly."Who Should Enroll:Curious beginners captivated by AI's limitless possibilities.Content creators and marketers aiming to elevate their digital content.Forward-thinking entrepreneurs seeking innovative AI solutions.Professionals eager to explore AI tool development opportunities.Upon completing this course, you'll not only be proficient in ChatGPT and AI tools but also possess the ability to create captivating content, stunning images, engaging videos, and more.Embark on this extraordinary AI journey, elevate your online presence, and dominate search results. Unlock the full potential of AI and ChatGPT. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to master AI and AI tools.Enroll today and step confidently into the future! Your journey towards AI excellence begins here.
Overview
Section 1: Stage 1 - Beginning
Lecture 1 AI era
Lecture 2 AI is here
Lecture 3 Types of AI
Section 2: Stage 2 - AI takes over
Lecture 4 ANI
Lecture 5 AGI
Lecture 6 ASI
Section 3: Stage 3 - How to AI images?
Lecture 7 Leonardo AI
Lecture 8 How to use it
Lecture 9 Your turn dear
Section 4: Stage 4 - How to AI videos?
Lecture 10 DID studios
Lecture 11 How to use it
Lecture 12 Your turn dear
Section 5: Additional AI - ChatGPT
Lecture 13 ChatGPT
Lecture 14 ChatGPT for business plan
Lecture 15 ChatGPT for code
Section 6: Stage 5 - How to AI audios and voices?
Lecture 16 11 Labs AI
Lecture 17 How to use it
Lecture 18 Your turn dear
Section 7: Stage 6 - How to repurpose with AI?
Lecture 19 Vidyo AI
Lecture 20 How to use it
Lecture 21 Your turn dear
Section 8: Stage 7 - Conclusion
Lecture 22 Some Questions
Students: who are interested in learning about AI and how it can be used in their studies and future careers.,Entrepreneurs and Business Owners: People interested in using AI for marketing, customer service, or product development.,Content Creators: Video creators, bloggers, and social media influencers who want to automate content creation and enhance their online presence.,AI Enthusiasts and Hobbyists: Individuals looking to explore AI tools for personal projects and hobbies.,AI Enthusiasts and Hobbyists: Individuals looking to explore AI tools for personal projects and hobbies.

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How To Research Thinking For Writing Any Scientific Paper
Published 10/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 934.51 MB | Duration: 4h 26m

Learn the basics of research methods to maximize the success of your thesis, dissertation, or other academic work.

What you'll learn
You understand what research means and how to recognize research.
You will know the basic elements of research projects and be able to formulate them appropriately for your own project.
You can judge which formulations of scientific facts correspond to critical thinking.
You are able to plan empirical research components, distinguishing between qualitative and quantitative methods and outlining an appropriate research design.
You are familiar with the quality criteria of research and academic writing.
Requirements
Already be familiar with Office programs and their functions.
Description
You will work through the basics of research in five chapters.The first chapter "How to Research academically" helps you understand what research is and how to recognize it. You will learn about research approaches and consider questions related to the theory of science: What role do the methods I use play in my findings? How true are the results? Why do you need to learn to falsify, and how do you communicate as a scientist?The second chapter "How to Create the Base Elements" is about understanding the basic elements of any research project, and thus of any research report, and you will learn to formulate them for yourself.In the third chapter "How to Think Critically", I introduce you to the tradition of critical thinking that is always part of science. You will also find back the basic elements and learn to understand how to think critically about them, as well as about everything we ourselves research and present as results.In the fourth chapter "How to Research Empirically", you will encounter important basics of empirical methods used in the social sciences. You will learn about qualitative and quantitative empirical research, and how to combine the two. Of course, there are also lessons on how to generate and to test hypotheses.And in the fifth chapter "How to Comply with Quality Criteria", you will get insights and tips for your personal scientific quality assurance on a total of twelve quality criteria that you should definitely consider when doing research and also when writing your scientific paper, i.e., your research report.These chapters are fundamental for anyone preparing their first academic papers at university, and equally so for anyone preparing to write a dissertation for a doctoral degree.
Overview
Section 1: 0. Introduction
Lecture 1 Overview
Section 2: 1. How to Research Academically
Lecture 2 1.0 Introduction and Qualification Objectives
Lecture 3 Bibliography for this Chapter
Lecture 4 1.1 Your worksheet for this chapter
Lecture 5 1.2 Defining
Lecture 6 1.3 Knowledge as a Goal
Lecture 7 1.4 The Research Approach
Lecture 8 1.5 Methods-driven Results
Lecture 9 1.6 The Truth of the Results
Lecture 10 1.7 Falsification as a Working Principle
Lecture 11 1.8 Science and Communication
Lecture 12 1.9 Constructions of Reality
Lecture 13 1.10 Appropriate Approaches
Section 3: 2. How to Create the Base Elements
Lecture 14 2.0 Introduction
Lecture 15 Bibliography for this Chapter
Lecture 16 2.1 Your Worksheet
Lecture 17 2.2 Connecting the Pillars
Lecture 18 2.3 Your Topic
Lecture 19 2.4 Your Problem Definition
Lecture 20 2.5 Your Research Objective
Lecture 21 2.6 Your Research Question
Lecture 22 2.7 Instruments
Lecture 23 2.8 Your Concluding Chapter
Section 4: 3. How to Think Critically
Lecture 24 3.0 About this Chapter
Lecture 25 Bibliography for this Chapter
Lecture 26 3.1 Introduction and Worksheet
Lecture 27 3.2.1 Finding a Topic
Lecture 28 3.2.2 Research
Lecture 29 3.2.3 The Issue
Lecture 30 3.2.4 Object of Study
Lecture 31 3.2.5 Object of Investigation or Object of Research?
Lecture 32 3.2.6 Research Objective
Lecture 33 3.2.7 Research Question
Lecture 34 3.2.8 Literature selection
Lecture 35 3.2.9 Choice of Methods
Lecture 36 3.2.10 The Analyses
Lecture 37 3.2.11 Statements and Data
Lecture 38 3.2.12 Our Results
Lecture 39 3.2.13 Theory Building, Hypotheses and Solution Approaches
Lecture 40 3.3 In Conclusion
Section 5: 4. How to Research Empirically
Lecture 41 4.0 Introduction
Lecture 42 Bibliography for this Chapter
Lecture 43 4.1 Your Worksheet
Lecture 44 4.2a Basic Principles for Empirical Work
Lecture 45 4.2b Induction and Deduction
Lecture 46 4.2c Gaining Knowledge in Science
Lecture 47 4.2d Empirical Data
Lecture 48 4.2e Empirical Methods
Lecture 49 4.3a Quantitative Empirical Research
Lecture 50 4.3b Quantitative Methods
Lecture 51 4.3c Quantitative Approach
Lecture 52 4.3d Phases of the Quantitative Research Process
Lecture 53 4.4a Qualitative Empirical Research
Lecture 54 4.4b Qualitative Methodologies
Lecture 55 4.4c Qualitative Approach
Lecture 56 4.4d Summary
Lecture 57 4.5a Combining Procedures
Lecture 58 4.5b Comparing both Research Processes separately
Lecture 59 4.5c Which Research Process Model to work with?
Lecture 60 4.5d Mixed Methods
Lecture 61 4.6a Definitions
Lecture 62 4.6b Induction, Abduction, and Deducation
Lecture 63 4.6c Critical Rationalism
Lecture 64 4.6d Verification and Falsification
Lecture 65 4.6e Search for Truth
Lecture 66 4.6f Basis Set Problem and Correspondence Problem
Lecture 67 4.6g Provability of a Theory
Lecture 68 4.6h Exhaustion
Lecture 69 4.6i The Qualitative Paradigm
Lecture 70 4.7a Working with Hypotheses
Lecture 71 4.7b Implementation Stages
Lecture 72 4.7c Types of Hypotheses
Lecture 73 4.7d Working with Null Hypotheses
Lecture 74 4.7e Direction and Strength
Lecture 75 4.8 In Conclusion
Section 6: 5. How to Comply with Quality Criteria
Lecture 76 5.0 Introduction and Worksheet
Lecture 77 5.1 Purposefulness
Lecture 78 5.2 Specificity
Lecture 79 5.3 Relevance
Lecture 80 5.4 Logic
Lecture 81 5.5 Comprehensibility
Lecture 82 5.6 Honesty
Lecture 83 5.7 Verifiability
Lecture 84 5.8 Transparency
Lecture 85 5.9 Validity
Lecture 86 5.10 Reliability
Lecture 87 5.11 Significance
Lecture 88 5.12 Representativeness
Section 7: To conclude this course
Lecture 89 Goodbye and outlook
This course is designed for first-year students, but also for anyone who wants to move toward a more inquiry-based, science-based approach to thinking and acting.,It can also help prepare for the demands of graduate study.

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Jenkins Ci Cd Pipeline Tutorials Hands-On With Projects
Published 10/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.12 GB | Duration: 7h 48m

Jenkins CI CD Pipeline Tutorial from Basics to Advanced, Integrations of Tools with Jenkins like AWS, Docker, Kubernetes

What you'll learn
Jenkins Introduction, Jenkins Installation on LInux and Windows, Jenkins Plugins
Jenkins Freestyle Jobs, Jenkinsfile, Jenkins Pipeline-Declarative and Scripted Pipeline, Github, Maven, Gradle Integration with Jenkins
SonarQube and Nexus artifactory integration with Jenkins Pipeline, Build and Push Docker Image to dockerhub, AWS ECR using Jenkins Pipeline
AWS EKS Integration with Jenkins , Hosting Jenkins on Kubernetes, Deploy to Kubernetes using Jenkins Pipeline, Deploy Helm Chart to Kubernetes using Jenkins
Configure Slack, Email Notification with Jenkins, Monitoring Jenkins with Prometheus and Grafana
Requirements
Basic Linux or Windows OS Knowledge
A System/VM/Cloud Instance running on Linux or Windows OS
Basic Knowledge or Concept on Docker, Kubernetes, Prometheus and Grafana, ArgoCD
Description
Welcome to Jenkins CI CD Pipeline Tutorial Hands-On with Projects CourseIn this course, we will learn Jenkins CI CD Pipeline Tutorial from Basics to Advanced, Integrations of Tools with Jenkins like AWS, GitHub, SonarQube, Nexus, Maven, Gradle, DockerHub, Kubernetes, ArgoCD, Slack, Emails, Prometheus and Grafana1. Jenkins Introduction and Jenkins Installation Introduction to Jenkins | What is Jenkins How to Install Jenkins on Amazon Linux 2 | Configure Jenkins | Remove Jenkins How to Install Jenkins on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS | Configure Jenkins on Ubuntu 22.04 How to Install Jenkins on Windows | Configure Jenkins on Windows2. Setup Freestyle Project in Jenkins | How to create a Freestyle Jobs in Jenkins Jenkins Freestyle Project to Integrate GitHub Account Jenkins Freestyle Job - How to Build Java Project using Maven Jenkins Freestyle Job - How to Build Java Project using Gradle3. How to Validate Jenkinsfile using Visual studio code Validate your Jenkinsfile from within VS Code 4. What is Jenkins Pipeline |How to write Jenkins Pipeline|Create Jenkins Pipeline How to write Jenkins Pipeline | Create your First Jenkins Pipeline5. Variables in Jenkins Pipeline How to Use Variables in Jenkins Pipeline6. Continuous Integration(CI) with Jenkins | Jenkins CI Explained Build Java Project with Maven using Jenkins Pipeline7. Artifactory with Jenkins | Artifactory Integration with Jenkins Artifactory with Jenkins | Install Nexus on Ubuntu Integrate Nexus with Jenkins | Nexus Artifactory with Jenkins8. Docker with Jenkins | Continuous integration with Docker and Jenkins Build and push docker image to Docerhub using Jenkins Pipeline Build and Push Docker Image to AWS ECR using Jenkins Pipeline 9. SonarQube with Jenkins | Jenkins-SonarQube Integration Integrate SonarQube with Jenkins Pipeline10. Deploy to Apache Tomcat using Jenkins | Jenkins Tomcat Integration Deploy Java Maven Project war file to Apache Tomcat using Jenkins 11. Intergrate AWS EKS with Jenkins | Jenkins AWS EKS Integration Integrate AWS EKS with Jenkins Integrate Remote Kubernetes Cluster with Jenkins | Connect K8s with Jenkins Integrate AWS EKS with Jenkins using SSH Agent12. Notification In Jenkins Integrate slack Notifications in Jenkins Job Setup Email Notification in Jenkins13. Deploy to AWS EKS using Jenkins Pipeline | Deploy to Kubernetes using Jenkins Hosting Jenkins on Kubernetes Cluster | Setup Jenkins on AWS EKS Cluster Deploy NodeJS APP to AWS EKS using Jenkins Pipeline | Deploy to AWS EKS Jenkins14. Jenkins pipeline with Argo CD and Kubernetes15. Monitoring Jenkins with Prometheus and Grafana16. Project on Jenkins17. Jenkins Interview Questions and Answers
Overview
Section 1: Jenkins Introduction and Jenkins Installation
Lecture 1 Introduction to Jenkins | What is Jenkins
Lecture 2 How to Install Jenkins on Amazon Linux 2 | Configure Jenkins | Remove Jenkins
Lecture 3 How to Install Jenkins on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS | Configure Jenkins on Ubuntu 22.04
Lecture 4 How to Install Jenkins on Windows | Configure Jenkins on Windows
Section 2: Setup Freestyle Project in Jenkins | How to create a Freestyle Jobs in Jenkins
Lecture 5 Jenkins Freestyle Project to Integrate GitHub Account
Lecture 6 Jenkins Freestyle Job - How to Build Java Project using Maven
Lecture 7 Jenkins Freestyle Job - How to Build Java Project using Gradle
Section 3: How to Validate Jenkinsfile using Visual studio code
Lecture 8 Validate your Jenkinsfile from within VS Code
Section 4: What is Jenkins Pipeline |How to write Jenkins Pipeline|Create Jenkins Pipeline
Lecture 9 How to write Jenkins Pipeline | Create your First Jenkins Pipeline
Section 5: Continuous Integration(CI) with Jenkins | Jenkins CI Explained
Lecture 10 Build Java Project with Maven using Jenkins Pipeline
Section 6: Artifactory with Jenkins | Artifactory Integration with Jenkins
Lecture 11 Artifactory with Jenkins | Install Nexus on Ubuntu
Lecture 12 Integrate Nexus with Jenkins | Nexus Artifactory with Jenkins
Section 7: Docker with Jenkins | Continuous integration with Docker and Jenkins
Lecture 13 Build and push docker image to Docerhub using Jenkins Pipeline
Lecture 14 Build and Push Docker Image to AWS ECR using Jenkins Pipeline
Section 8: SonarQube with Jenkins | Jenkins-SonarQube Integration
Lecture 15 Integrate SonarQube with Jenkins Pipeline
Section 9: Deploy to Apache Tomcat using Jenkins | Jenkins Tomcat Integration
Lecture 16 Deploy Java Maven Project war file to Apache Tomcat using Jenkins
Section 10: Intergrate AWS EKS with Jenkins | Jenkins AWS EKS Integration
Lecture 17 Integrate AWS EKS with Jenkins
Lecture 18 Integrate Remote Kubernetes Cluster with Jenkins | Connect K8s with Jenkins
Lecture 19 Integrate AWS EKS with Jenkins using SSH Agent
Section 11: Notification In Jenkins
Lecture 20 Integrate slack Notifications in Jenkins Job
Lecture 21 Setup Email Notification in Jenkins
Section 12: Deploy to AWS EKS using Jenkins Pipeline | Deploy to Kubernetes using Jenkins
Lecture 22 Hosting Jenkins on Kubernetes Cluster | Setup Jenkins on AWS EKS Cluster
Lecture 23 Deploy NodeJS APP to AWS EKS using Jenkins Pipeline | Deploy to AWS EKS Jenkins
DevOps Engineer, SysAdmins, Software Developer and those who want to learn Jenkins from Scratch

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Learning IPv6
Released: 10/2023
Duration: 47m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 48000 Hz, 2ch | 85 MB
Level: Beginner | Genre: eLearning | Language: English

What is IPv6, and why is it needed? In this course, IT trainer and a technology advocate Jarrel Rivera guides you through what you need to know about this network layer protocol so you can better manage your network. Learn about types of IPv6 addresses and how to shorten them. Go over how to use IPv6 in Windows clients and Linux clients, as well as how to dual stack with IPv6. Plus, explore what you can do with Dynamic IPv6 via SLAAC, EUI-64, DHCPv6, and Cisco IOS.

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