Video Description

CompTIA's Network+ N10-006 is a vendor-neutral certification that validates technical competency in networking administration and support. The Network Plus certification confirms a technician's critical knowledge of media and topologies, protocols and standards, network implementation and network support. The exams also cover domains such as security, safety and environmental issues and communication and professionalism.

Includes Chapters 1-16

Genre: Video Tutorial

What am I going to get from this course?

Over 157 lectures and 10.5 hours of content!
Activities, Fragments, Intents, Preferences
GUIs, Layouts, Menus, Resource Files, Lists, Adapters, Events, Touch/Gesture Processing
Immersive Mode, Printing Framework, PrintHelper
Assets (Images, Audio), View Animation
Threading, Collections, SQLite Database
Social sharing via implicit intents

Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson

Simple system is based on a basic pattern you can learn right away

-Move this pattern to other keys and octaves
-Change just one note, link it to the first pattern
-Quickly learn to cover large areas of the fretboard

For Players at Different Skill Levels

-Easy-to-follow on-screen animated tab
-Simple patterns
-Clear diagrams
-Examples played at 50bpm (that’s really slow!)
-Simple solos for beginners
-More advanced solos for intermediate players

Here's What You Get

*Clear instruction videos
*Tab PDFs
*Guitar Pro files
*23 Backing tracks
*Instructor support via forum and e-mail

You Will Learn...

-Seven modes
-The unique sounds of these modes
-Pentatonic shapes "hiding" in the diatonic patterns
-Linking patterns and moving them to other keys and octaves
-Aggressive Phrygian riffs
-Smooth legato licks
-Several complete musical pieces and solos
-Common minor progressions and how to play over them
-The circle of fourths and the "Power Metal" sound
-Standard jazz progression (ii-V-I)
-Modal harmony
-The mode spectrum
...and more!

Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson

Put that meat cleaver away! Robbie Calvo's Rhythm Architect cracks the code for crafting the ideal rhythm guitar part for any rock, pop, funk, R&B or blues tune. Better yet, Robbie's syllabus is so accessible and intuitive that you'll find these lessons easier to absorb than tying your shoes. No tedious theory to muddle through. No chord dictionary to memorize. No boring exercises to work through. You'll simply play your way through the course putting what you learn to immediate use.

Nashville session player, singer-songwriter, six-string wizard and all-around educational maestro, Robbie Calvo is the musician's musician. Robbie's playing is described as "flawless and inspired" and his workshops are jammed with pros across all styles of guitar. Calvo's TrueFire courses have generated a cult-like following amongst students. Sweet Notes, RhythmCraft and SoloCraft rose to the top of our charts almost immediately after their introduction. The Rhythm Architect is sure to follow.

You'll learn how to craft the perfect chord voicing, apply the most appropriate rhythmic pattern, play killer bubble parts or fills, and most importantly - develop the creative and technical skills necessary to make your parts not just complementary but majorly distinctive as well.

The Rhythm Architect is comprised of 17 sets of lessons, referred to by Robbie as "Blueprints." Each Blueprint features a stylized rhythm section foundation with multiple guitar parts layered on top.

Robbie first overviews the blueprint and then steps you through the what, whys and wherefores for each guitar part. In turn, working with the layered rhythm tracks, you'll learn, playalong and then perform each part until you have a solid grip on all of the guitar parts - 50 guitar parts in total! In addition to all of the main tracks, Robbie also recorded 5 creative development tracks for you to work out your own parts against his first guitar part. Once you've worked through this course you'll also have studio quality jam tracks to craft your solos over. Pretty cool, huh?!

The beauty of this approach is how it mirrors the real world where you generally find yourself working with another guitar player and/or keyboard player at the jam, on stage or in session. The very last thing you want to do is play the same part that another instrument is playing. The Rhythm Architect can craft and perform the perfect part on the fly and so will you!

Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson

There are many detailed photos, several from the player's point of view, not from in front of the banjo. First Lessons on Banjo covers the most basic rolls, the Alternating Thumb Roll and two Forward Rolls, plus the three basic chords plus the relative minor chord. All musical examples are presented in tablature, with the melody notes in boldface type so the student knows which notes to emphasize. All arrangements include lyrics, which is very important to the novice who is trying to train the ear to hear the melody among the fill notes. Several tips and suggestions about the proper mental approach are included that will lead to playing by ear and arranging at an earlier stage in the student's development.

There are also suggestions about developing the proper mental approach and about speed reading of tablature. These suggestions are not found in any other banjo instruction book. The 'finale' arrangement is Cripple Creek, a popular banjo standard that when mastered, should give the novice a great sense of accomplishment. The accompanying audio download includes all tabbed examples, with the rhythm instruments and lead banjo in separate channels. The songs are played at three tempos, the first tempo VERY slow, then a medium tempo version, and finally at performing speed with guitar, mandolin and bass accompaniment. The up- tempo accompanied versions are all together at the end of the recording so it the final tracks be used as a listening recording. This also allows the student to play along with all the more interesting arrangements in sequence without skipping around the recording.

Genre: Video Tutorial

Action Bars
Navigation Drawers
Event Buses
List Views
Service Layers
Camera and Web API's
Push Notifications
External Logins
A full background with production level code
Over 40 hours of training!

Content:

01 Introduction to Android Development
02 Beginning our Application
03 Action Bars and Navigation Drawers
04 Top Level Navigation and Profile Activity
05 Event Bus and Service Layer
06 List Views
07 Contact Activities
08 Camera API and Send Message Activity
09 Inbox and Message Display Activities
10 Hooking up the Live Web API
11 Push Notifications, External Logins and Conclusion

Genre: Video Tutorial

Content:

01 Introduction
02 Installation and Setup on Microsoft Windows
03 Installation and Setup on OS X for Mac users
04 Installation And Setup On Linux
05 Getting Started
06 Your first Android App
07 Android Development Overview
08 Debugging
09 Button Press Counter App
10 Calculator App
11 Top 10 Apps Downloader
12 Youtube Video Player
13 Building and Deploying
14 Android Studio
15 Flickr Browser App
16 Layouts
17 Databases
18 Tims Other Courses On Udemy
19 Extras

Did you know there are over one BILLION Android devices? And millions (yes millions) are getting activated each day. Android is huge, and right now there is a huge opportunity for you to become an app developer with a captive market! This course is designed to get you up to speed with programming fast so you can get your creations in front of that massive, eager group of Android device owners just waiting to download your app creations!

OVER 10,000 students have signed up for this course and are learning how to become Android developers with over to TWENTY FOUR (24) hours of contentalready added and more being added each week!

In this course, learn how to build progressively more complex Apps using Android Lollipop: you will start off by building basic apps, and progress to a calculator, an app that downloads a list of top 10 apps each day, and even your very own Youtube video player.

We progress to an Flickr image app showing of Material design concepts in Android Lollipop and move on to Content Providers and databases.

And there is a lot more to come!
Note - 6 apps are already ready to go in the course for you to type along and learn, and another eight are being added in the coming weeks. 14 apps in total!

The focus for the first five apps is Eclipse (Android Developer Tools) and then from the 6th apps onwards all apps will be developed using Android Studio.

This is a 100% unique approach to ensure you have skills in the two most popular development environments for Android, whilst ensuring you stay up to date with that latest tools like the recently released Android Studio.

Closed caption support added - Perfect for people who do not have English as a first language or have hearing difficulties, or just for people who prefer sub-titles on videos. You will be able to turn closed captions on and off at any time!

** NEWLY ADDED February 2nd, 2015 - The Friend app, involving the use of a SQLite Database and using a Content Provider created from scratch **

*** NEWLY ADDED January 18th, 2015 - SQLite how to use from the command and an new code to create and manipulate a database from an Android app as well ***

*** NEWLY ADDED January 10th, 2015 Section for installation and setup for Linux users ***

*** NEWLY ADDED January 6th, 2015 Section on Databases in Android with SQLite ***

*** NEWLY ADDED Content on January 3rd 2015 - New videos showing fixes to address bugs in Android Studio ***

** NEWLY ADDED Content on December 24th - new Layout section - how to get the most out of Android Layouts. New videos to cover Genymotion,Android Studio, an Android developer tools (getting them to work after Google "broke" them!)

Recently added app shows how to use Material Design, AppCompat (for downwards compatibility, Picasso (image library) as well as RecyclerView and CardView.

New content on the way each week - stay tuned for another 8 complete apps to learn from teaching you aspects of Android Lollipop.

These apps will take advantage of, and showcase the new features of Android Lollipop. See the main section below for specifics on what will be covered in these new apps!

Other topics we will be covering in the course include: Android TV, Services, Content Providers, SQLite, Network Service Discovery, Inter device communication, Admob, Google Play, Game Services, and more!

Have fun learning!
Confused by Layouts? Released now is a series of videos helping you to understand Layouts. From FlowLayout, LinearLayout, TableLayout, and RelativeLayout and how to use each and everyone of them, as well as how to use combinations of them and build complex interfaces using layouts within other layouts!

Are you sick of those courses or tutorials you try and follow they never really explain why things are being done in a certain way, or just assume you are a guru before you begin?

If so, this course is for you. Tim goes into depth with Android teaching not only the how, but also the why! Finally a course that teaches you real skills you can use and understand.

And its most definitely newbie friendly, even if you have never coded before. But experienced coders will get a lot out of the course as well!

Whether you've already been creating apps for Android, or you're ready to get started, this course is designed to help you become one of the first developers on Android's new Lollipop system!

Lollipop is geared toward better interaction between the user and the device, which means that programmers need to completely revamp the way they create apps. This course is designed to help you get the skills you need so you can be at the forefront of Lollipop app development.

Master App Building for Android Lollipop

Understand naming conventions.
Install and Configure tools on Windows or Mac (videos for both platforms included).
Learn Debugging Techniques
Explore how Android works "under the hood".
Understand how to build Android Apps.
How to use the new Android SDK Lollipop while still targeting older versions of Android, and how to support the majority of Android devices out there.
Be Part of The Next Generation of Android

Android 5.0, or Lollipop, is the biggest thing to come to Android devices (including tablets) since the development of the Android system.

With Lollipop, you'll never have to miss new email with new displays allowing your inbox to show next to the message you're reading. And with new ripple animations, you'll be able to touch and swipe your screen in new ways.

Developers are just starting to see the potential in this new technology, which means games, videos, and messaging are all about to undergo transformations that were previously unattainable with current platforms.

Combine all this with 64 bit architecture, and improved A/V sync, and you'll be able to use Lollipop to develop apps that you've always dreamed of.

Contents and Overview

During this course you'll learn everything there is to know about developing for Lollipop, including taking advantage of its new animations and crystal clear graphics.

You'll begin with an overview of Lollipop, Google's naming conventions, and Android core concepts.

The majority of Android development uses either Android Developer Tools (Eclipse) and also the newer Android Studio from Google.

In order to maximise your skill set and marketability for future Android work, both tools are explored in detail, include separate setup and configuration videos covering both Mac and Windows.

You'll come away with a solid knowledge of how to install, configure and use both for creating Android apps.

Configuring of Android devices is explored in detail, allowing you to setup your own real Android device for testing or an Android Virtual Device (An emulator which runs on your Mac or PC). This means you can still create apps even if you do not own an Android device!

Once you're up and running with the software, you'll begin hands-on building, beginning with simple apps such as a calculator, a top-10 daily apps display, and even your own Youtube video player.

Each and every step of the build process is shown in detail, and clear explanations are given as to why you are doing things in a certain way, to really solidify your understanding of the Android development process.

Not only can you follow along with the videos step by step and build Android apps, but you will also understand what you are doing as well!

Building these projects will help you understand the basics of Android development, and then in the coming weeks, the more advanced apps being added to the course will show you many of the new techniques and functionality built into the new Lollipop SDK to really make your apps pop!

New Content Being Added To The Course Weekly!

In addition to the five apps already in the course from day one to build, over the next five weeks, you be able to build apps with the following functionality.

A game built from scratch taking advantage of the new game technology in Lollipop.

An all new app that takes advantage of the stunning new material design from Lollipop which brings all new and stunning visual, motion and interaction to your apps.

You'll will also learn how to take advantage of the all new enhanced notification functionality built into Lollipop as well as heads-up, display content and actions in a small floating window.

Webview has been extensively updated in Android L, and we will cover how to take advantage of this new functionality and build in web content direct into your Android apps.

You'll learn how to implement background tasks with the new job schedule API, which is a really cool and powerful feature in Lollipop.

Finally, you will also learn how to implement the new Lollipop camera functionality with our Camera app we build in week 5!

Bonus Java Tutorial Included And Being Added To Weekly!

In addition to the five new apps being added one per week over the next five weeks, a new module for the Java tutorial will be added each week!

Technologies

You will learn how to take advantage of Asynchronous code, XML parsing, downloading, multimedia, advanced API usage, and a lot more!

Not to mention Material Design, AppCompat, Json, and a ton of new and exciting content.

By the time you finish this course, you'll be ready to design and deploy your own work as one of the first wave of Lollipop developers!

Genre: Development / Programming
A fast-paced guide to help you create games with Unity 5
Explore the Unity interface
Work with textures

Unity is an exciting and popular engine in the game industry. Throughout this course, you'll learn how to build a game consisting of a User Interface and explore more Unity game development concepts. This easy-to-follow course will help you quickly learn how to use Unity in a practical context, step-by-step, by making a real-world game project.

This course will familiarize you with game project workflow and level design. You will learn to create and lay out the User Interface. This course will also walk you through scripting UI controls by testing and editing UI functionality. You will explore how to create a terrain, importing and using vegetation objects, and add a water feature to it. And then finally you'll work with textures.

Learn Full File Inclusion Section from Cyber Security Web Application Defender

Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson

Steve Morse's almost mythical musical capabilities need no introduction. Marrying blazing chops to a singular sense of hook writing creativity, his distinctive brand of rootsy American virtuosity has inspired generations of players to think outside of the pentatonic box. Morse is renowned for reeling off what he calls "un-guitaristic" lines of seemingly impossible complexity. These keyboard- and fiddle-inspired trademark phrases often consist of no more than a single note on any given string. This kind of one-note-per-string arpeggio picking is typically regarded as the domain of fingerpickers, not flatpickers. Yet the effortlessness with which Morse nails these gymnastic routines is the obvious clue that something mechanically magical is happening under the hood.
I was fortunate enough to interview Morse for the Cracking the Code documentary project, and the high-speed camera provides a rare look at the mechanical magic of his arpeggio picking technique.

Morse has written on a number of musical topics right here at Guitar World under the "Morse Code" banner. Now it's time to take a crack at identifying the elusive ingredients of his arpeggio code.

Our latest Masters in Mechanics release explores Steve Morse's mind-boggling chops and peerless creativity - including a breakdown of his seemingly-impossible one-note-per-string alternate picking technique.

It includes over two hours of in-depth investigation:

75-minute interview featuring Steve's alternate picking ingenuity
50+ minutes of our trademark in-depth analysis
48 slow-motion examples with tablature
10 minutes of fun behind-the-scenes footage

Step by Step, easy to comprehend guide on how to use Excel PivotTables with examples

About this course

This course will teach you how to do Data analytics with Excel PivotTables 2016. With the help of this course, you will understand the concept, various scenarios and types of Business analytics. Along with that you will learn, how to use one of the strongest features of Microsoft Excel, which is the PivotTables.Target audience

Anyone with no knowledge to a basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel can take this course and get a thorough understanding of Excel PivotTables.Course Structure

In this short but effective course, you will understand why Data analytics is very important in today's business to make effective business decision, and how Excel can help you with this.This course takes you through the details of Data analytics and with various examples, helps you understand various aspects where Data analytics plays a vital role. Then you will learn, how you can exploit the power of Excel PivotTables to make your data visually more appealing and easier to analyse. With a step by step guide and examples, this course is easy to comprehend and learn.