This course introduces the fundamental concepts of electric charge, electric force, and electric fields, using hand-drawn animations. This is excellent for students who are taking a physics class but need extra help understanding the material, whether it's because your teacher is hard to understand, you miss some lectures, or you'd simply like a fresh perspective.

Master the Core Concepts of Electricity & Magnetism in this Introductory Course

Learn the fundamental concepts, electric charge and electric field, that help the rest of the course go more smoothly.
Understand how charging by induction really works so you can guarantee you'll get those grades on your unit test.
Explain how the electric field is independent of the test charge.
Solve problems involving electric charges moving through electric fields.

Boost Your Grades in Your Electricity & Magnetism Physics Course

This course will boost your physics grades by clearly explaining the fundamental introductory concepts and giving insight into what sorts of difficulties professors like to introduce in exams. Here, you will learn all about the first two chapters, on electric charge and electric fields, of a standard physics course on electricity and magnetism. The course author uses his experience teaching college physics to highlight the key ideas and dangerous misconceptions while having some fun with hand-drawn animations and some goofy examples.

At the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of electric charges and electric fields, and you will know what mistakes to avoid so you can get better grades on your next test or exam.

We start with a basic understanding of the Cycles Render engine including the differences between the standard and ray-traced engines. After this we delve into organic modeling techniques using curves to create more natural and smooth shapes typically seen in the real world. Next we understand the concept of UV unwrapping to map textures and other 2D media to a 3D object using seams, while also learning how to tweak and modify UV maps as well as multi-channel U layers. The next part will cover a basic setup for a simple Cycles material shader, which includes simple materials, alpha cut-outs, as well as multi-channel and PBR material shaders to create an extensive range of realistic material shaders for the Cycles Render engine ; you will also acquire a good understanding of how the material node editor works. Moving on we will look at object-based lighting and 360 HDRI environment maps to control an entire scene's lighting; you will learn how lighting can affect a scene and which lighting sources you should use. After that we will learn about simple particle systems, hair/fur generation, and how to instantiate objects. You will utilize particle systems to greatly speed up your workflow, making it easier to generate large scenes with hundreds or thousands of objects. Finally, you will learn about fundamental composting workflows through the node editor and use Color management to give a more authentic and photographic image; this will include more advanced composting techniques such as light flares, depth of field, and adding additional external images to the final render.

By the end of the video course you should have a good understanding of how to add advanced post processing to an image before saving it and how to effectively create a realistic scene using the Cycles Render engine.

The SOLIDWORKS Design Library makes it easy to locate and reuse your sketches, notes, and favorite features-preventing you from having to complete the same work twice. In this course, discover how to increase your SOLIDWORKS productivity by storing commonly used elements in the Design Library. Elise Moss helps you get started by showing how to add a folder that contains your Design Library elements to SOLIDWORKS, and then link that folder to the Design Library. She then demonstrates how to use this helpful tool to manage features, patterns, annotations, forming tools for sheet metal, and other elements that you'll likely use more than once.


* Adding a custom library to SOLIDWORKS
* Designing library folder locations
* Creating custom annotations for drawings
* Creating a grain direction annotation
* Modifying an existing forming tool
* Adding a forming tool to the Design Library
* Creating a hole pattern for a circuit board component
* Creating a feature to be reused
* Saving a feature to the Design Library
* Saving a block to the Design Library

The whole of the French language can be broken down into several different structures. If you take any sentence from any French book or any utterance, you will see that it fits into one of these structures.

I remember one weekend, I was writing some lessons for the week ahead, when I suddenly realised this. I noticed that there are a certain number of structures in French, and that every sentence follows one of these structures. I spent the rest of the weekend working out all the structures, and I wrote them all down.

Every structure you learn gives you the ability to say a huge amount. Some structures are used more than others, but all the structures together make up the whole French language. Once you've learnt how a structure works, all you have to do is insert different words into the slots and you have a sentence.

This course introduces you to structure 2. I've limited each course to one structure so as not to overburden you. By looking at just one structure at a time, you can really get to grips with it and understand its usage. It will help to clarify the French language and make it more like a reflex rather than something you have to think about as is it were a maths equation.

Each structure can also help to propel you to fluency; if you can manipulate the structures at high speed, you can start to say anything you want without having to thing about how to say it.

This course contains plenty of practice opportunities for you to revise what you've learnt and it also contains some hints and tips on how best to learn and memorise the structures and the vocabulary that goes with them. You'll learn how to make questions out of structure 2, how to make statements and how to turn positive statements negative.

The Building Structures in French series is set out using the same learning techniques as the 3 Minute French courses. You can work through the course in three minute chunks, enabling anybody to learn French, no matter how little time you have.

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We'll teach you how to easily use cPanel and your hosting control center to improve your website and your business.

Once you know the secrets, you'll laugh at how easy this is. This video course is ascreencast showing you how to effectively use cPanel and your web hosting control center. You'll also discover how to use add-on features that will save you time and money.

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How to use cPanel
How to create and manage professional webmail accounts (email)
How to manage WordPress files
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How to use 3rd party FTP clients to upload and download files (Filezilla)
How to track your website visitors with cPanel
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What databases are used for
How to add sub-domains
How to add add-on domains
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How to easily navigate cPanel
Which promotional upgrades you should purchase
Which promotional upgrades you should avoid
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When you finish watching this course, you'll know all the secrets about WordPress hosting. If you're new to Web Hosting and cPanel; then this is the only user course you'll ever need.

Any IT professional or casual developer anticipating a better understanding of the JavaScript language and it's commonly used design patterns and structures needs to go through this course and absorb all of its content. Anyone desiring to learn more about the language and better ways to use it needs the knowldege, demonstrations, and practice presented in this course. This not only includes web, mobile, and service application developers, but also architects, UI designers, testers, and administrators. This course provides a well-curated collection of JavaScript concepts that are generally unknown or overlooked and have significant impact on overall JavaScript code quality.

Docker is one of the world's best software container platforms. The use of containers in Docker makes it easy to develop, deploy and execute applications. Abstraction helps developers to run applications inside the containers. Docker containers enable developers to make changes to their Docker pictures and also control the versions of the pictures. With the help of Docker, we can build a container image and use it multiple times during deployment..You will start with promptly installing Docker and start working with images and containers. You will be introduced to different types of containers and their applications, we would also guide you on how to find and build images. You will also gain knowledge on how you can contribute to the image repository by publishing different images. This will accustom you with the image building process and you will be able to successfully run your programs within containers.By the end of this course, you will be confident in deploying your applications using Docker and will have a clear understanding of concepts, techniques, and practical methods to get it running in production systems.

Git is the most widely used modern version control system in the world today, which allows multiple persons to safely work on the same project without hampering other team members. As a part of a team using Git, You and your team members will clone working copy of a local repository from Git server. You/team will add and commit the test scripts that are developed locally and push your changes to the Git.

This course gives coverage

1. Execute Selenium test cases using TestNg.

2. Execute Selenium test cases using Maven.

3. Share code using Source Management tool GIT

4. Integration Selenium with Jenkins using GIT.

5. Execute automation framework using Jenkins

This System Verilog course teaches the System-On-Chip design verification used in VLSI industry. This will be a good starting point to learn System-Verilog language for IC/SOC verification. It covers the fundamentals of the language and explain the concepts from the basics.

This course contains video lectures of 1 hour duration. It is stared by explaining what is design and verification code in System Verilog and how they are different. It explains the language constructs like datatypes, arrays and operators in next session with examples. Different kind of assignments in SV are explained in detail with their behavior in simulation. The control flow statements and looping statements are demonstrated in the next session. Finally, the thread launching mechanism is explained at the end

By taking this course, the a student will be able to start learning System Verilog for verification and master it slowly. This course will also be helpful for the HDL programmers who know something about SV programming but not clear about its structured writing.

CINEMA 4D: Rendering Motion Graphics for After Effects demonstrates how to take a simple logo animation in CINEMA 4D and transform it into a compelling motion graphic with After Effects, incorporating two distinct visual styles. Starting with a prebuilt animation rendered from CINEMA 4D, author Rob Garrott employs industry-standard techniques, utilizing materials, lights, and the library of effects in After Effects, to enhance the project's look and feel. Exercise files accompany the course.

Topics include:
Setting up a multi-pass renderBatch rendering in CINEMA 4DImporting 3D elements into After EffectsCreating and using precomps for compositing controlCompositing 3D text in a dynamic 3D environmentCreating a glow effect using Trapcode StarglowUsing 3D layers to create masking effectsAdding a flash bulb effect with CC Light RaysAdding glows and glints to typeCreating a 2D camera shake effect using pre-compsAdding depth of field with the Lens Blur effect

Your styles should be as high quality as all your other code. You should be able to easily make changes without introducing regressions, enabling your codebase to grow with ease. Automated testing and test-driven development facilitate this for front-end and back-end code, but why not do it also for your CSS?

This workshop will introduce developers to Quixote, a Javascript library for automated CSS testing. It will walk through how to test CSS both at the unit and integration levels. Developers will learn how to apply TDD techniques to the process of implementing designs as well as how to introduce CSS testing to an existing code base.

Extreme color casts-like the kind that affect underwater photography-don't have to ruin your photos. In this mini project, Taz Tally shows you how to color correct and enhance the brightness and contrast of an image in just three steps with Photoshop. Plus, he'll show how to export your changes and apply the corrections to similar images-handy with color and contrast problems that affect an entire collection of photographs.

Check out the first installment in this series, Photoshop Color Correction: Fundamentals, for more detailed information about adjusting color in Photoshop.