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Colloquial Mandarin Chinese for beginners : HSK1-3
Published 3/2023
Created by Blingo Colloquial Chinese XDF
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 101 Lectures ( 19h 58m ) | Size: 22.5 GB

Our Blingo Colloquial Chinese program is a unique and new Chinese learning experience.



What you'll learn
You will master authentic spoken Chinese expressions.
You will master common Chinese Mandarin characters, vocabulary and sentences
You will learn about contemporary Chinese society and culture.
Understand the significant differences from English contained in the Chinese language.
You will master the first level of Chinese: HSK 1.


Requirements
No background knowledge is needed as the course is made for those who are new to the Chinese language


Description
Are you looking for a Chinese program that will teach you how native speakers actually communicate?Are you tired of learning endless textbook material that you never end up using?Have no fear. Our Blingo Colloquial Chinese program is the perfect fit for you!We are the largest language training organization in China and listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2006.Over 2,000,000 students have studied at XDF.__________________________________________________________________________By the end of the course, you will be able to communicate fluently in Chinese with your Canadians, friends, colleagues, etc. on a daily basis. You will be able to communicate fluently in many scenarios including self-introduction, eating and drinking, transportation, time and weather, daily life, school life, workplace, hobbies, and travel.__________________________________________________________________________We emphasize the simultaneous teaching of Chinese and foreign teachers.The authentic Chinese and professional knowledge of the Chinese teacher and the auxiliary explanations of the foreign teacher will make your learning more effective.All of the teachers have many years of experience in teaching Chinese and have taught at Confucius Institutes and are currently teaching Chinese to students all over the world.Course Highlights Professional Chinese and Western TutorsTrending topicsStandard Chinese pronunciationThorough grammar explanationsUseful vocabulary example sentencesInteresting practice conversationsReal life interviewsCreated with students in mindOur curriculum consists of three parts: All 600 words, 48 grammar points of HSK 1 80 recorded episodes of elementary Chinese(~~10minutes/episode) 10 episodes of our Chinese Cultural Spotlights (5-10minutes) 10 episodes of comprehensive review (~20-30 minutes/episode)Join thousands of students who have successfully learned to read, write, speak, and communicate fluently in Mandarin Chinese.Let's learn authentic Chinese together!

Who this course is for
Learners interested in Chinese with no prior instruction.
Want to make a breakthrough in learning a challenging language from scratch.
Aspiring Chinese learners who wish to master authentic spoken Chinese.
People who plan to take the HSK or BCT exam.


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Harvest Life Advance School Of The Five-Fold Ministry
Published 2/2023
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Language: English | Size: 35.04 GB | Duration: 33h 36m

Training God's Apostolic Generals for work in the Kingdom of God



What you'll learn
Students interested in Apostolic ministry
You will learn advance Ministry techniques
You will learn advance spiritual warfare
You will learn how to train, equip, and empower the entire Five-Fold ministry


Requirements
You should have prior ministry training


Description
This Course contains the Full Apostolic Course and they are:1. Harvest life Global Network General Overseer course 2. Apostolic Training Course3. Spiritual Warfare Training4. Advance Prophetic Presbytery Training5. Evangelistic Training 6. Pastoral Training 7. Instructor Training8. Dreams and Visions Training9. School of Healing10. Mass Deliverance training for churches and MinistriesThe Twelve Apostles are InstructedMark 6:8 13; Luke 9:2 6, 12:2 10"5 These twelve Jesus sent out and commanded them, saying: Do not go into the way of the Gentiles, and do not enter a city of the Samaritans. 6 But go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. 7 And as you go, preach, saying, The kingdom of heaven is at hand. 8 Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out demons. Freely you have received, freely give. 9 Provide neither gold nor silver nor copper in your money belts, 10 nor bag for your journey, nor two tunics, nor sandals, nor staffs; for a worker is worthy of his food.11 Now whatever city or town you enter, inquire who in it is worthy, and stay there till you go out. 12 And when you go into a household, greet it. 13 If the household is worthy, let your peace come upon it. But if it is not worthy, let your peace return to you. 14 And whoever will not receive you nor hear your words, when you depart from that house or city, shake off the dust from your feet. 15 Assuredly, I say to you, it will be more tolerable for the land of Sodom and Gomorrah in the day of judgment than for that city!16 Behold, I send you out as sheep in the midst of wolves. Therefore be wise as serpents and harmless as doves. 17 But beware of men, for they will deliver you up to councils and scourge you in their synagogues. 18 You will be brought before governors and kings for My sake, as a testimony to them and to the Gentiles. 19 But when they deliver you up, do not worry about how or what you should speak. For it will be given to you in that hour what you should speak; 20 for it is not you who speak, but the Spirit of your Father who speaks in you.21 Now brother will deliver up brother to death, and a father his child; and children will rise up against parents and cause them to be put to death. 22 And you will be hated by all for My name s sake. But he who endures to the end will be saved. 23 When they persecute you in this city, flee to another. For assuredly, I say to you, you will not have gone through the cities of Israel before the Son of Man comes."

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction- Harvest life Advance School of the Five-Fold Ministry

Section 2: Harvest Life Global Network lessons

Lecture 2 Harvest life Global Network Introduction

Lecture 3 lesson 1-Understanding the Biblical Concept of God

Lecture 4 lesson 2-The Doctrine of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior

Lecture 5 lesson 3-The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit the Comforter

Lecture 6 lesson 4-The Doctrine of Humanity and sin

Lecture 7 lesson 5-The Doctrine of Salvation

Lecture 8 lesson 6-The Doctrine of the Church

Lecture 9 lesson 7-A Survey of the Old Testament

Lecture 10 Lesson 8-The Survey of the New Testament

Lecture 11 lesson 9-Apologetics

Lecture 12 lesson 10-Christian Leadership

Lecture 13 lesson 11-Christian Ethics

Lecture 14 lesson 12-Christian Education

Lecture 15 lesson 13-The Doctrine of Man

Lecture 16 lesson 14-The Instruments of Salvation

Lecture 17 lesson 15-The Doctrine of the Church part 2

Lecture 18 lesson 16-The Doctrine of the Scriptures

Lecture 19 lesson 17-The Doctrine of Angels

Lecture 20 lesson 18-The Doctrine of the Last Things

Lecture 21 lesson 19-The Doctrine of satan/ lucifer/the devil

Section 3: Spiritual Warfare Modules

Lecture 22 Spiritual Warfare Introduction

Lecture 23 Spiritual Combat lesson 1

Lecture 24 Spiritual Combat lesson 2

Lecture 25 Spiritual Combat lesson 3

Lecture 26 Spiritual Combat lesson 4

Lecture 27 Spiritual Combat lesson 5

Lecture 28 lesson 6

Lecture 29 lesson 7

Lecture 30 lesson 8

Lecture 31 lesson 9

Lecture 32 lesson 10

Section 4: Apostolic Modules

Lecture 33 Apostle Course Introduction

Lecture 34 lesson 1- Five-Fold Ascension Gifts

Lecture 35 lesson 2- Four Types of Apostles

Lecture 36 lesson 3- Apostle Times

Lecture 37 lesson 4- Breakthrough for Believers

Lecture 38 lesson 5- Priesthood for every Believer

Lecture 39 lesson 6- apostles and Spiritual Jurisdictions

Lecture 40 lesson 7- Apostles and the Church

Lecture 41 lesson 8 Sent ones and Territorial Opposition

Lecture 42 lesson 9- Earmarks of Apostolic Team Members and Ministries

Lecture 43 lesson 10- Apostles and the Nations

Lecture 44 lesson 11-Discerning False Prophets

Lecture 45 lesson 12-Benfetting from Spiritual Fathers

Lecture 46 Apostles, Prophets Presbyteries

Lecture 47 lesson 14-Drawing on Apostolic Authority

Lecture 48 lesson 15- Love , Leadership and Correction

Lecture 49 lesson 16-The Seat of Governing Authority

Lecture 50 lesson 17- Seven Steps for Building Apostolic Teams

Lecture 51 lesson 18-Reformers, Warriors and Strategists

Lecture 52 lesson 19- The Murdering Spirit of the Religious

Lecture 53 lesson 20- The Apostolic Types

Section 5: Advance Prophetic Modules

Lecture 54 Introduction-Preparing the Mighty Prophet Generals of the Lord!

Lecture 55 lesson 1-The Anointing of God

Lecture 56 lesson 2-The Anointing of God pt. 2

Lecture 57 lesson 3-Differences Between Old and New Old Testament Had External Only

Lecture 58 lesson 4-Your spiritual death will bring the true Prophetic Anointing!

Lecture 59 lesson 5-The Anointing of God The Prophetic Anointing Pt. 2

Lecture 60 lesson 6-Spiritual Warfare The necessity of Deliverance ministries

Lecture 61 lesson 7-Spiritual Warfare The Kingdom of Darkness

Lecture 62 lesson 8-Spiritual Warfare Dealing with the Sin problem?

Lecture 63 lesson 9-Put on the Armor of God (Ephesians 6:10-18)

Lecture 64 lesson 10-Warfare Prayer

Section 6: Pastor Modules

Lecture 65 Pastor Course Introduction

Lecture 66 lesson 1 -How to Understand Which Leadership Style Is Best for You

Lecture 67 lesson 2- Plan and create your strategic plan, vision statement

Lecture 68 lesson 3- Working with church members

Section 7: Dreams and Visions Modules

Lecture 69 Dreams and Visions Introduction

Lecture 70 Lesson 1

Lecture 71 lesson 2

Lecture 72 Lesson 3

Lecture 73 lesson 4

Lecture 74 Lesson 5

Lecture 75 lesson 6

Lecture 76 lesson 7

Lecture 77 lesson 8

Lecture 78 lesson 9

Lecture 79 lesson 10

Section 8: Healing Modules

Lecture 80 Divine Healing Introduction

Lecture 81 Divine Healing 1

Lecture 82 Divine Healing 2

Lecture 83 Divine Healing 3

Lecture 84 Divine Healing 4 & 5

Section 9: Mass Deliverance

Lecture 85 Introduction

Lecture 86 lesson 1

Lecture 87 lesson 2

Lecture 88 lesson 3

Lecture 89 lesson 4

Lecture 90 Closing Remarks

This course is for advance spiritual leaders


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Precalculus 4: Exponentials and logarithms
Last updated 3/2024
Created by Hania Uscka-Wehlou,Martin Wehlou
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 223 Lectures ( 50h 8m ) | Size: 40.4 GB

The Algebra 2 topics of exponential, logarithmic, and power functions, preparing for studies of Calculus

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What you'll learn:
How to solve problems concerning exponentials or logarithms (illustrated with 239 solved problems) and why these methods work.
Applications of exponential and logarithmic functions in finance, engineering, and natural sciences (some of them in my videos, some as reading material).
Binomial Theorem with two proofs (a combinatorial one and one by induction), Pascal's Triangle, and how to apply them.
Definitions of Euler's number e, how to approximate it, and how to prove that this number is irrational.
Definitions and computational rules for powers with various types of exponents (natural, integer, rational, real).
Definition of logarithms in relation to exponents, with computational rules (these will be related to the rules for powers).
Exponential functions, their properties and graphs.
Logarithmic functions, their properties and graphs.
Power functions, their properties and graphs; interactions between power functions and exponential functions.
Graph transformations for exponential and logarithmic functions, and for some power functions.
Solving exponential equations and inequalities.
Solving logarithmic equations and inequalities.

Requirements:
High-school mathematics, mainly arithmetic; solving simple equations (linear and quadratic) with one unknown; some (but very few) polynomial equations will be solved during the course, but you can skip them if you want to (no problem at all; it will not affect your understanding of the main subjects of the course)
Precalculus 1: Basic notions (mainly the concept of function and related concepts; sets; logic)
You are always welcome with your questions. If something in the lectures is unclear, please, ask. It is best to use QA, so that all the other students can see my additional explanations about the unclear topics. Remember: you are never alone with your doubts, and it is to everybody's advantage if you ask your questions on the forum.

Description:
Precalculus 4: Exponentials and logarithmsMathematics from high school to universityS1. Introduction to the courseYou will learn: you will get a very general introduction to exponential and logarithmic functions: how they look and what they describe; you will learn about their simplicity in some aspects, and about some extraordinary complications you don't necessarily have to think about (but you should have a general idea about them); exponential and logarithmic functions are (next to polynomials, rational functions, power functions, trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions you have learned about in the previous courses in the Precalculus series) examples of elementary functions: these functions are the building blocks for all the functions we will work with in the upcoming Calculus series.S2.71828... The noble number e, the Binomial Theorem, and Pascal's TriangleYou will learn: about number e, both in an intuitive way (by images) and in a more formal way. In order to be able to perform some formal proofs, you will need the Binomial Theorem: theorem telling you how to raise a sum of two terms to any positive natural power; you will learn about factorial, about binomial coefficients, and Pascal's Triangle (all this will come back in the course in Discrete Mathematics, and then you will get much more practice and combinatorial problems to solve; now we just need the Binomial Theorem as a tool for dealing with e).S3. Powers with various types of exponentsYou will learn: about powers with natural, integer, and rational exponents and the computation rules holding for them (the product rules, the quotient rules, the power rule); you will also get an explanation of a more serious stuff: how we can be sure about existence of nth roots of numbers. We will gradually get more and more understanding about the topic of plotting exponential functions. You will also get plenty of exercise to get comfortable with the topic of powers with various types of exponents, and power-related computations.S4. Power functions, their properties and graphsYou will learn: about power functions and their properties: monotonicity for positive arguments, monotonicity for negative arguments, and how the curves y=x^ and y=x^ are situated in relation to each other for various pairs of and (with some cool interactions between power functions and exponential functions); you will also get a glimpse into the world of derivatives, to illustrate the problem of monotonicity of y=x^ for any real non-zero and positive arguments x, and to explain the cusps and rounding in some graphs. S5. Exponential functions, their properties and graphsYou will learn: about exponential functions f(x)=a^x with a>1, and f(x)=a^x with 0<a<1, and their various properties; by now you know how to plot these functions, and now you will perform transformations of the well-known graphs for plotting new functions: g(x)=f(x)+c, g(x)=f(x+c), g(x)=cf(x), etc.; you get a long problem-solving session in which various properties of exponential functions will be used; we will also illustrate some interesting interactions between exponential functions and power functions.S6. Important properties of strictly monotone functionsYou will learn: about important properties of strictly monotone functions, which will help us understand exponential functions, logarithmic functions as inverses to exponential functions, and solve exponential and logarithmic equations.S7. Logarithmic functions as inverses to exponential functionsYou will learn: the definition and properties of logarithms with various bases; properties of logarithmic functions, their graphs, and graphs of some related functions obtained by transformations of graphs of basic logarithmic functions.S8. Exponential equations and inequalitiesYou will learn: how to solve exponential equations and inequalities, starting with some simple ones, ending with some more complex examples; determining inverse functions by solving exponential equations.S9. Logarithmic equations and inequalitiesYou will learn: how to solve logarithmic equations and inequalities, starting with some simple ones, ending with some more complex examples; determining inverse functions by solving logarithmic equations.S10. Applications of exponential and logarithmic functionsYou will learn: changes in percent, and the change factor in growth and decay; compound interests and how annuities relate to geometric series; some applications of exponential and logarithmic functions, for example for analysis of growth or decay; logarithmic scale. This section is different than the earlier sections, because you will mostly read about the topics (which are very language intensive) from the Precalculus book; I will introduce each topic in the videos, and you are welcome to ask questions on QA (under the corresponding videos, so that all the other students can find them on the right place) if you need my assistance.S11. Some more advanced topicsYou will learn: some more advanced topics concerning the subjects of the course, like some examples from Calculus (hyperbolic functions; how to demonstrate with help of derivatives that the graphs of exponential functions look like they do; Taylor polynomials for f(x)=e^x; some examples with ODE modelled for situations of growth or decay); you will also get to see some more advanced problems which didn't match any of the categories in the previous sections (like mixed equations and inequalities, i.e., mixtures of radical, exponential, and logarithmic equations).S12. ExtrasYou will learn: about all the courses we offer. You will also get a glimpse into our plans for future courses, with approximate (very hypothetical!) release dates.Make sure that you check with your professor what parts of the course you will need for your final exam. Such things vary from country to country, from university to university, and they can even vary from year to year at the same university.A detailed description of the content of the course, with all the 222 videos and their titles, and with the texts of all the 239 problems solved during this course, is presented in the resource file 001 List_of_all_Videos_and_Problems_Precalculus_4.pdf under video 1 ("Introduction to the course"). This content is also presented in video 1.

Who this course is for:
Students who plan to study Algebra, Calculus or Real Analysis
High school students curious about university mathematics; the course is intended for purchase by adults for these students
Everybody who wants to brush up their high school maths and gain a deeper understanding of the subject
College and university students studying advanced courses, who want to understand all the details (concerning exponentials and logarithms) they might have missed in their earlier education
Students wanting to learn exponentials and logarithms, for example for their College Algebra class.

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Calculus 2 - A Complete Course In Integral Calculus
Published 2/2023
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Language: English | Size: 27.84 GB | Duration: 21h 19m

Master the theory, practice and applications of integrals!



What you'll learn
Integral Calculus
Key Integration Techniques
Advanced Integration Techniques
Applications of Integrals

Requirements
Differentiation, ideally having completed Calculus 1
Algebra, Trigonometry and knowledge of Mathematical functions

Description
So you ve made it through Pre-Calculus and are ready for the good stuff! Calculus is the Mathematics of change and used to model and understand many phenomena in the real world from science and engineering to finance, economics and medicine it s difficult to find a field which doesn t employ Calculus in some way. We start the Calculus 2 course with some key concepts before moving onto core and advanced integration techniques and applications. We then turn our attention to parametric & polar functions, and sequences & series. This Course is For YouI created this course to help you master integral Calculus through clear instructional videos and relevant practice questions. There are many reasons why you might want to take this course:To learn Calculus 2 from scratch For additional support if you're taking Calculus 2 in school or collegeTo help you prep for a Calculus 2 assessment To review key Integration techniques To access more than 300 relevant practice questions with full solutions As prep for taking further Math, engineering or other courses21 hours of instructional video!Whatever your reason this course will help you build key skills quickly. What You'll Take Away From This CourseCalculus 2 is a challenging course with a lot of content. But by mastering core techniques you'll be able to answer a wide variety of questions both in class and in the real-world. Each instructional video teaches one technique and mixes a small amount of theory with example problems. You will then practice what you've learnt in the end of section review exercise. I've also included step-by-step solutions so you can check your work as you go. Take this course and you will learn:The foundations of integration - antiderivatives and Riemann sumsCore integration techniques - the Power Rule, Chain Rule and Trigonometric rules Integration by Parts which extends the functions you can integrateAdvanced differentiation techniques such as improper integralsApplications of derivatives such as finding areas under curves and volumes of revolutionParametric and polar function and common applicationsSequences, series, and series convergence tests Power series such as Taylor Series and Maclaurin Series

Overview
Section 1: Integrals

Lecture 1 Antiderivatives

Lecture 2 Antiderivatives and Integration

Lecture 3 Notation for Integration

Lecture 4 The Power Rule

Lecture 5 Integratable Form

Lecture 6 Indefinite and Definite Integrals

Lecture 7 Evaluating Definite Integrals

Lecture 8 Riemann Sums

Lecture 9 Integrals and Riemann Sums

Lecture 10 The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

Lecture 11 Test Your Knowledge

Section 2: Integration Techniques

Lecture 12 Integration by U-Substitution

Lecture 13 The Reverse Chain Rule

Lecture 14 Integration by Parts

Lecture 15 Integration by Parts for Definite Integrals

Lecture 16 Integration using Partial Fractions

Lecture 17 Example of Integration Using Partial Fractions

Lecture 18 Integrating the Sine and Cosine Functions

Lecture 19 Integrating the Tangent Function

Lecture 20 Improper Integrals

Lecture 21 Example of an Improper Integral

Lecture 22 Evaluating Improper Integrals of the Form[a, infinity)

Lecture 23 Evaluating Improper Integrals of the Form (- infinity, infinity)

Lecture 24 Evaluating Improper Integrals - Discontinuous at a or b

Lecture 25 Improper Integrals Discontinuous in the interval (a, b)

Lecture 26 Test Your Knowledge

Section 3: Application of Integrals

Lecture 27 Finding the Area Under a Curve

Lecture 28 Finding the Area Between Two Curves

Lecture 29 Volumes of Revolution

Lecture 30 Volumes of Revolution Around the X-Axis

Lecture 31 Volumes of Revolution Around the Y-Axis

Lecture 32 Arc Length Using Integration

Lecture 33 Evaluating Arc Length Using Integration

Lecture 34 Test Your Knowledge

Section 4: Parametric Functions

Lecture 35 Parametric Functions

Lecture 36 Writing Parametric Functions in Cartesian Form

Lecture 37 Differentiating Parametric Functions

Lecture 38 Second Derivatives for Parametric Functions

Lecture 39 Curves of Parametric Functions

Lecture 40 Tangent Lines to Parametric Curves

Lecture 41 The Area Under a Parametric Curve

Lecture 42 The Arc Length of a Parametric Curve

Lecture 43 Volumes of Revolution for Parametric Curves

Lecture 44 Surface Area of Revolution for Parametric Curves

Lecture 45 Test Your Knowledge

Section 5: Polar Functions

Lecture 46 Polar Coordinates

Lecture 47 Switching Between Polar and Cartesian Coordinates

Lecture 48 Graph Sketching for Polar Curves

Lecture 49 Example of Graph Sketching for Polar Curves

Lecture 50 Tangent Lines to Polar Curves

Lecture 51 Example of a Tangent Line to a Polar Curve

Lecture 52 The Intersection of Polar Curves

Lecture 53 The Area Bounded by a Polar Curve

Lecture 54 The Arc Length of a Polar Curve

Lecture 55 The Surface Area of Revolution of a Polar Curve

Lecture 56 Test Your Knowledge

Section 6: Sequences

Lecture 57 Starting Sequences & Series

Lecture 58 Determining the General Term of a Sequence

Lecture 59 The Convergence of a Sequence

Lecture 60 The Limit of a Convergent Sequence

Lecture 61 Types of Sequence

Lecture 62 Bounded Sequences

Lecture 63 Test Your Knowledge

Section 7: Series

Lecture 64 Partial Sums of an Infinite Series

Lecture 65 Sum of an Infinite Series Using Partial Sums

Lecture 66 Geometric Series Convergence Test

Lecture 67 The Sum of a Geometric Series

Lecture 68 Repeating Decimal Problems

Lecture 69 Telescoping Series

Lecture 70 The Sum of a Convergent Telescoping Series

Lecture 71 The Limit and Sum of an Infinite Series

Lecture 72 Common Series Results

Lecture 73 Example of a Telescoping Series

Lecture 74 Test Your Knowledge

Section 8: Series Convergence Tests

Lecture 75 The Integral Convergence Test

Lecture 76 The P-Series Test

Lecture 77 The Nth Term Test

Lecture 78 The Direct Comparison Test

Lecture 79 The Limit Comparison Test

Lecture 80 The Ratio Test

Lecture 81 The Root Test

Lecture 82 Alternating Series Test

Lecture 83 Alternating Series Estimates

Lecture 84 Absolute and Conditional Convergence

Lecture 85 Test Your Knowledge

Section 9: Power Series

Lecture 86 Starting Power Series

Lecture 87 Power Series, Taylor Series and Maclaurin Series

Lecture 88 Interval and Radius of Convergence

Lecture 89 Multiplying Power Series

Lecture 90 Differentiating Power Series

Lecture 91 Evaluating Indefinite Integrals for Power Series

Lecture 92 Evaluating Definite Integrals for Power Series

Lecture 93 Starting Taylor Series

Lecture 94 The Radius and Interval of Convergence of a Taylor Series

Lecture 95 Example of The Radius and Interval of Convergence of a Taylor Series

Lecture 96 Starting Maclaurin Series

Lecture 97 Evaluating the Sum of a Maclaurin Series

Lecture 98 The Radius and Interval of Convergence of a Maclaurin Series

Lecture 99 Example of the Radius and Interval of Convergence of a Maclaurin Series

Lecture 100 Writing Indefinite Integrals as an Infinite Series

Lecture 101 Approximating Definite Integrals Using an Infinite Series

Lecture 102 Example of Approximating Definite Integrals Using an Infinite Series

Lecture 103 Test Your Knowledge

Section 10: Additional Resources

Lecture 104 Calculus 2 Formula List

Lecture 105 Series Convergence Tests

Lecture 106 Trigonometry Formula List

Lecture 107 Trigonometric Function Graphs

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Moodle 4.1 para profesores
Last updated 3/2023
Created by Francisco Javier Arce Anguiano
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Genre: eLearning | Language: Spanish | Duration: 365 Lectures ( 48h 31m ) | Size: 23.8 GB

Moodle es la plataforma LMS gratuita m s utilizada en el mundo

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What you'll learn
Instalar Moodle en diferentes computadoras, locales
Crear cursos en diferentes formatos: semanal, t picos, social o de una sola actividad
Agrupar cursos en categor as para gestionar mejor nuestra plataforma
Crear alumnos en forma manual por el profesor o el administrador
Importar estudiantes y profesores por medio de archivos externos
Inscribir a los alumnos a los cursos y asignar profesores a los mismos
Agregar recursos como archivos PDFs, v deos, p ginas webs, entre otras, a los cursos en Moodle
A adir actividades, con las queAgregar act el alumno puede interactuar con la computadora, el profesor u otros alumnos, como tareas, elecciones, lecciones, etc.
Crear bancos de preguntas y revisar todas las diferentes formas de preguntas en Moodle
Armar ex menes de diferentes tipos y de diferentes modos de calificar, as como la creaci n de escalas y de evaluaciones por medio de letras
Agregar actividades sociales a los cursos, como wikis, chat, foros o glosarios
Conocer las actividades del profesor una vez que el curso inicie, como son los reportes de seguimiento y las calificaciones
Crear escalas de evaluaci n y cambiar las escalas con letras.
A adir grupos, agrupamientos y cohors para administrar sus cursos.
Crear actividades condicionales a fechas, calificaciones, grupos o agrupamientos

Requirements
Computadora personal con un navegador moderno
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Moodle es la plataforma gratuitapara educaci n a distancia o eLearning m s utilizada en el mundo. Usted podr construir cursos en l nea con o sin fines de lucro. En este curso aprender a instalar Moodle en un servidor o en una computadora personal Windows. Crearemos desde un inicio los cursos en sus diferentes modalidades: curso social, de t picos, semanal o de una sola actividad. Asimismo, daremos de alta alumnos, tanto en forma manual como de un archivo, y los inscribiremos a los cursos. Agruparemos los cursos en categor as para una mejor gesti n de nuestra plataforma.(incluye el eBook del curso).Construiremos los cursos con "recursos" que son material que no interact a con el usuario, como son textos, archivos PDF, v deos, p ginas web, que forman una parte importante en el aprendizaje del estudiante.Tambi n crearemos actividades, enlas cuales el alumno tendr comunicaci n con la computadora, el profesor u otros compa eros de curso, como son tareas, lecciones, encuestas dirigidas y lecciones.Elaboraremos un banco de preguntas y revisaremos cada uno de los tipos de preguntas disponibles en Moodle 4.1. Posteriormente crearemos los ex menes o quizes (llamados cuestionarios en algunos pa ses).A adiremos actividades sociales a nuestros cursos, como son el chat, el foro, los wikis, glosarioso los talleres (workshop).En la ltima secci n revisaremos las actividades propias del profesor cuando inicia el curso, como son los reportes de seguimiento, las bit coras, las calificaciones, crear grupos y agrupamientos. Tambi n crearemos actividades condicionales, con las cuales tendremos todas las herramientas para crear poderosos cursos e-learning con Moodle 4.1. Incluye los plugins Big Blue Button y Zoom para realizar videoconferencias con Moodle.Este curso no es un curso sobredise o instruccional, ni abordamos los aspectos del administrador, como respaldos o manejo de los crons de la plataforma. Est enfocado a profesores que deseen construir cursos en la plataforma Moodle 4.1.Este curso est dirigido a cualquier personaque deseen crear cursos en l nea en la plataforma eLearningm s utilizada en el mundo: Moodle.

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Asl | First 500+ Basic Signs | American Sign Language
Last updated 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 29.00 GB | Duration: 22h 48m

Learn to sign and understand over five hundred basic vocabulary signs in American Sign Language. ASL dialogues included.



What you'll learn
Students will learn how to sign and understand over five hundred (500+) basic signs in ASL.
Students will learn handshape, hand position, and hand movement for each individual vocabulary sign.
Students will guarantee improvement with frequent practice and review lessons throughout the course.
Students will be tested on their signing and understanding ability for all 500+ signs in the course.
Students will learn basic sentence structures which can be used over and over in unique contexts.
Students will learn to sign dialogues with YES/NO and WH questions using signs learned in the course.

Requirements
A desire to learn, improve, and be more confident signing in ASL
A desire to enrich ASL vocabulary and communication skills
A computer, tablet, or smartphone to access the study material

Description
IN THIS COURSE, you're going to learn, practice, review, and master over five hundred (500+) basic and fundamental signs in ASL. The 500+ signs are divided into the following fourteen (14) useful categories:Starter Signs (32)Family Signs (40)Emotion Signs (40)Color Signs (30)Home Signs (40)Personality Signs (40)Question Signs (20)Verb Signs (50)Common Things (40)Place Signs (50)Time Signs (52)Occupation Signs (50)Number Signs (#s 0-100)Food Signs (50)WITHIN each category, you ll learn the signs in groups of ten. Each vocabulary sign is taught individually in its own video lesson. We ll thoroughly explore handshape, hand position, and hand motion for each sign.AFTER you ve learned ten signs, we ll do a two-part review: 1) Signing 2) Understanding. We ll repeat this cycle of learning ten signs + two part review until all of the signs in the category have been learned.ONCE you ve learned all of the signs in a category, we ll have a nice, big, juicy test covering everything. Just like the review lessons, you ll be tested in two parts: 1) Signing 2) Understanding. It s a great opportunity to show off your new skills.AFTER the big, juicy test, you ll have fun signing dialogues using what you ve already learned in the course. You ll learn to combine signs to form complete questions, statements, and mini-dialogues.*** This course is designed to INCLUDE beginners without any prior knowledge of ASL.IN THIS COURSE:Students will learn how to sign and understand over five hundred (500+) signs in ASL.Students will learn handshape, hand position, and hand motion for each individual sign.Students will be tested on their signing and understanding ability for all 500+ signs in the course.Students will guarantee improvement with lots of practice, review, and comprehensive tests.Students will learn to sign question and answer dialogues using vocabulary from the course.Students will learn basic sentence structures which can be used over and over in unique contexts.AFTER TAKING THIS COURSE:Students will be able to correctly sign over five hundred (500+) essential ASL signs.Students will be able to understand and recognize over five hundred (500+) signs.Students will know how to correctly sign and understand YES/NO and WH questions in ASL.Students will be able to use vocabulary and sentence structures to create their own ASL sentences.Students will be more confident signing and understanding with other signers and the Deaf community.QUESTIONS:What is the main focus of this course?This course focuses on learning many basic but essential signs in American Sign Language. After taking this course, students will be able to sign and understand over five hundred vocabulary signs, sign WH and YES/NO questions, create ASL statements and questions, and sign mini dialogues.Do I need to have prior knowledge or experience with ASL before taking this class?No. This course is designed to include complete beginners without any prior knowledge of ASL. All necessary signs are taught step by step in the course.Will this course test me on what is taught?Yes. This course contains multiple review and testing sections where students have the opportunity to demonstrate their ASL signing and recognition skills.ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:Hello! My name is Michael. When I was three years old, my younger brother became sick with spinal meningitis. In the process, my brother became deaf with an almost complete hearing loss. This difficult situation provided a unique opportunity for my family and I to become fluent in American Sign Language (ASL). My brother was not sent away to a deaf or hard of hearing school. He grew up with us, his hearing family, and we were active in the deaf community.As a police officer and federal investigator, I often used ASL to communicate with and serve the Deaf community. I decided to create ASL courses because it s a useful and practical skill to have. Like learning any language, it opens your mind and creates the ability to communicate with a whole new group of people.Sign. Smile. Be Delighted.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Lecture 2 ASL Tip - Lesson Format

Section 2: Starter Signs 1

Lecture 3 Explore - Starter Signs 1

Lecture 4 Learn - ASL

Lecture 5 Learn - HELLO

Lecture 6 Learn - GOODBYE

Lecture 7 Learn - DEAF

Lecture 8 Learn - HEARING

Lecture 9 Learn - SIGN

Lecture 10 Learn - THANK-YOU

Lecture 11 Learn - OKAY

Lecture 12 Learn - EXCUSE-ME

Lecture 13 Learn - SORRY

Lecture 14 Sign - Starter Signs 1

Lecture 15 Understand - Starter Signs 1

Section 3: Starter Signs 2

Lecture 16 Explore - Starter Signs 2

Lecture 17 Learn - PLEASE

Lecture 18 Learn - SEE-YOU-LATER

Lecture 19 Learn - I-LOVE-YOU

Lecture 20 Learn - NAME

Lecture 21 Learn - WITH

Lecture 22 Learn - HEY

Lecture 23 Learn - YES

Lecture 24 Learn - NO

Lecture 25 Learn - MAYBE

Lecture 26 Learn - NOT

Lecture 27 Sign - Starter Signs 2

Lecture 28 Understand - Starter Signs 2

Section 4: ASL Pronouns

Lecture 29 Explore - ASL Pronouns

Lecture 30 Learn - I

Lecture 31 Learn - MY

Lecture 32 Learn - YOU

Lecture 33 Learn - YOUR

Lecture 34 Learn - HE, SHE

Lecture 35 Learn - HIS, HER

Lecture 36 Learn - WE

Lecture 37 Learn - OUR

Lecture 38 Learn - THEY

Lecture 39 Learn - THEIR

Lecture 40 Learn - YOU (pl)

Lecture 41 Learn - YOUR (pl)

Lecture 42 Sign - ASL Pronouns

Lecture 43 Understand - ASL Pronouns

Section 5: Test All Starter Signs

Lecture 44 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 45 Test - Sign Starter Signs

Lecture 46 Test - Understand Starter Signs

Section 6: Starter Signs Dialogues

Lecture 47 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 48 Dialogue #1

Lecture 49 Dialogue #2

Lecture 50 Dialogue #3

Lecture 51 ASL Tip - The Rest Position

Lecture 52 ASL Tip - Use Your Dominant Hand

Section 7: Family Signs 1

Lecture 53 Explore - Family Signs 1

Lecture 54 Learn - FAMILY

Lecture 55 Learn - FATHER

Lecture 56 Learn - MOTHER

Lecture 57 Learn - PARENTS

Lecture 58 Learn - DAUGHTER

Lecture 59 Learn - SON

Lecture 60 Learn - BROTHER

Lecture 61 Learn - SISTER

Lecture 62 Learn - HUSBAND

Lecture 63 Learn - WIFE

Lecture 64 Sign - Family Signs 1

Lecture 65 Understand - Family Signs 1

Section 8: Family Signs 2

Lecture 66 Explore - Family Signs 2

Lecture 67 Learn - CHILDREN

Lecture 68 Learn - KIDS

Lecture 69 Learn - BABY

Lecture 70 Learn - AUNT

Lecture 71 Learn - UNCLE

Lecture 72 Learn - COUSIN

Lecture 73 Learn - GRANDMA

Lecture 74 Learn - GRANDPA

Lecture 75 Learn - NEPHEW

Lecture 76 Learn - NIECE

Lecture 77 Sign - Family Signs 2

Lecture 78 Understand - Family Signs 2

Section 9: Family Signs 3

Lecture 79 Explore - Family Signs 3

Lecture 80 Learn - TWINS

Lecture 81 Learn - TRIPLETS

Lecture 82 Learn - RELATIONSHIP

Lecture 83 Learn - ENGAGED

Lecture 84 Learn - WEDDING

Lecture 85 Learn - HONEYMOON

Lecture 86 Learn - MARRIED

Lecture 87 Learn - SEPARATED

Lecture 88 Learn - DIVORCED

Lecture 89 Learn - ADOPTED

Lecture 90 Sign - Family Signs 3

Lecture 91 Understand - Family Signs 3

Section 10: Family Signs 4

Lecture 92 Explore - Family Signs 4

Lecture 93 Learn - GRAND + ___

Lecture 94 Learn - ___ + IN-LAW

Lecture 95 Learn - STEP + ___

Lecture 96 Learn - HALF + ___

Lecture 97 Learn - ARGUE

Lecture 98 Learn - GET-ALONG

Lecture 99 Learn - HATE

Lecture 100 Learn - HELP

Lecture 101 Learn - IGNORE

Lecture 102 Learn - LOVE

Lecture 103 Sign - Family Signs 4

Lecture 104 Understand - Family Signs 4

Section 11: Test All Family Signs

Lecture 105 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 106 Test - Sign Family Signs

Lecture 107 Test - Understand Family Signs

Section 12: Family Dialogues

Lecture 108 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 109 Quick Review - ASL Pronouns

Lecture 110 Dialogue #1

Lecture 111 Dialogue #2

Lecture 112 ASL Tip - Regional Signs

Section 13: Emotion Signs 1

Lecture 113 Explore - Emotion Signs 1

Lecture 114 Learn - ANGRY

Lecture 115 Learn - BORED

Lecture 116 Learn - BUSY

Lecture 117 Learn - CONFUSED

Lecture 118 Learn - DELIGHTED

Lecture 119 Learn - DEPRESSED

Lecture 120 Learn - EMBARRASSED

Lecture 121 Learn - EMOTIONAL

Lecture 122 Learn - EXCITED

Lecture 123 Learn - FINE

Lecture 124 Sign - Emotion Signs 1

Lecture 125 Understand - Emotion Signs 1

Section 14: Emotion Signs 2

Lecture 126 Explore - Emotion Signs 2

Lecture 127 Learn - FRUSTRATED

Lecture 128 Learn - FULL

Lecture 129 Learn - HAPPY

Lecture 130 Learn - HEARTBROKEN

Lecture 131 Learn - HUMILIATED

Lecture 132 Learn - HUNGRY

Lecture 133 Learn - JEALOUS

Lecture 134 Learn - LONELY

Lecture 135 Learn - MAD

Lecture 136 Learn - MIND-BLOWN

Lecture 137 Sign - Emotion Signs 2

Lecture 138 Understand - Emotion Signs 2

Section 15: Emotion Signs 3

Lecture 139 Explore - Emotion Signs 3

Lecture 140 Learn - PROUD

Lecture 141 Learn - PUZZLED

Lecture 142 Learn - SAD

Lecture 143 Learn - SCARED

Lecture 144 Learn - SHOCKED

Lecture 145 Learn - SHY

Lecture 146 Learn - SO-SO

Lecture 147 Learn - SURPRISED

Lecture 148 Learn - TIRED

Lecture 149 Learn - UPSET

Lecture 150 Sign - Emotion Signs 3

Lecture 151 Understand - Emotion Signs 3

Section 16: Emotion Signs 4

Lecture 152 Explore - Emotion Signs 4

Lecture 153 Learn - EXHAUSTED

Lecture 154 Learn - WORRIED

Lecture 155 Learn - A-LOT

Lecture 156 Learn - IF

Lecture 157 Learn - CRY

Lecture 158 Learn - FALL-IN-LOVE

Lecture 159 Learn - FEEL

Lecture 160 Learn - HOPE

Lecture 161 Learn - THINK

Lecture 162 Learn - WHO?

Lecture 163 Sign - Emotion Signs 4

Lecture 164 Understand - Emotion Signs 4

Section 17: Test All Emotion Signs

Lecture 165 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 166 Test - Sign Emotion Signs

Lecture 167 Test - Understand Emotion Signs

Section 18: Emotion Dialogues

Lecture 168 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 169 Dialogue #1

Lecture 170 Dialogue #2

Lecture 171 ASL Tip - Facial Expressions Are Key

Section 19: Color Signs 1

Lecture 172 Explore - Color Signs 1

Lecture 173 Learn - COLOR

Lecture 174 Learn - BLACK

Lecture 175 Learn - BLUE

Lecture 176 Learn - BROWN

Lecture 177 Learn - GRAY

Lecture 178 Learn - GREEN

Lecture 179 Learn - ORANGE

Lecture 180 Learn - PINK

Lecture 181 Learn - PURPLE

Lecture 182 Learn - RED

Lecture 183 Sign - Color Signs 1

Lecture 184 Understand - Color Signs 1

Section 20: Color Signs 2

Lecture 185 Explore - Color Signs 2

Lecture 186 Learn - TAN

Lecture 187 Learn - WHITE

Lecture 188 Learn - YELLOW

Lecture 189 Learn - SILVER

Lecture 190 Learn - GOLD

Lecture 191 Learn - MIX

Lecture 192 Learn - BRIGHT

Lecture 193 Learn - DARK

Lecture 194 Learn - LIGHT

Lecture 195 Learn - SHINY

Lecture 196 Sign - Color Signs 2

Lecture 197 Understand - Color Signs 2

Section 21: Color Signs 3

Lecture 198 Explore - Color Signs 3

Lecture 199 Learn - RAINBOW

Lecture 200 Learn - COLORFUL

Lecture 201 Learn - BEAUTIFUL

Lecture 202 Learn - UGLY

Lecture 203 Learn - CRAYONS

Lecture 204 Learn - NOSE-RING

Lecture 205 Learn - LIKE

Lecture 206 Learn - DISLIKE

Lecture 207 Learn - WHICH?

Lecture 208 Learn -[or][and]

Lecture 209 Sign - Color Signs 3

Lecture 210 Understand - Color Signs 3

Section 22: Test All Color Signs

Lecture 211 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 212 Test - Sign Color Signs

Lecture 213 Test - Understand Color Signs

Section 23: Color Dialogues

Lecture 214 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 215 Dialogue #1

Lecture 216 Dialogue #2

Lecture 217 ASL Tip - Don't Conjugate Verbs

Section 24: Home Signs 1

Lecture 218 Explore - Home Signs 1

Lecture 219 Learn - HOME

Lecture 220 Learn - HOUSE

Lecture 221 Learn - BACKYARD

Lecture 222 Learn - FRONT YARD

Lecture 223 Learn - DOOR

Lecture 224 Learn - WINDOW

Lecture 225 Learn - ENTRANCE

Lecture 226 Learn - GARAGE

Lecture 227 Learn - ROOF

Lecture 228 Learn - ROOM

Lecture 229 Sign - Home Signs 1

Lecture 230 Understand - Home Signs 1

Section 25: Home Signs 2

Lecture 231 Explore - Home Signs 2

Lecture 232 Learn - ATTIC

Lecture 233 Learn - BATHROOM

Lecture 234 Learn - BASEMENT

Lecture 235 Learn - BEDROOM

Lecture 236 Learn - DINING ROOM

Lecture 237 Learn - FAMILY ROOM

Lecture 238 Learn - FRONT DOOR

Lecture 239 Learn - HALLWAY

Lecture 240 Learn - KITCHEN

Lecture 241 Learn - LIVING-ROOM

Lecture 242 Sign - Home Signs 2

Lecture 243 Understand - Home Signs 2

Section 26: Home Signs 3

Lecture 244 Explore - Home Signs 3

Lecture 245 Learn - ALARM

Lecture 246 Learn - BED

Lecture 247 Learn - CHAIR

Lecture 248 Learn - CEILING

Lecture 249 Learn - CLOSET

Lecture 250 Learn - COFFEE TABLE

Lecture 251 Learn - COUCH

Lecture 252 Learn - FIREPLACE

Lecture 253 Learn - FLOOR

Lecture 254 Learn - STAIRS

Lecture 255 Sign - Home Signs 3

Lecture 256 Understand - Home Signs 3

Section 27: Home Signs 4

Lecture 257 Explore - Home Signs 4

Lecture 258 Learn - OVEN

Lecture 259 Learn - REFRIGERATOR

Lecture 260 Learn - SINK

Lecture 261 Learn - STOVE

Lecture 262 Learn - TABLE

Lecture 263 Learn - TOYS

Lecture 264 Learn - HIDE

Lecture 265 Learn - PLAY

Lecture 266 Learn - WHAT-COLOR?

Lecture 267 Learn - WHERE?

Lecture 268 Sign - Home Signs 4

Lecture 269 Understand - Home Signs 4

Section 28: Test All Home Signs

Lecture 270 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 271 Test - Sign Home Signs

Lecture 272 Test - Understand Home Signs

Section 29: Home Dialogues

Lecture 273 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 274 Dialogue #1

Lecture 275 Dialogue #2

Lecture 276 ASL Tip - Don't Sign Small Words

Section 30: Personality Signs 1

Lecture 277 Explore - Personality Signs 1

Lecture 278 Learn - PERSONALITY

Lecture 279 Learn - ARROGANT

Lecture 280 Learn - BOLD

Lecture 281 Learn - CARELESS

Lecture 282 Learn - CLOSE-MINDED

Lecture 283 Learn - COMPASSIONATE

Lecture 284 Learn - CRAZY

Lecture 285 Learn - EASY-GOING

Lecture 286 Learn - FRIENDLY

Lecture 287 Learn - FRUGAL

Lecture 288 Sign - Personality Signs 1

Lecture 289 Understand - Personality Signs 1

Section 31: Personality Signs 2

Lecture 290 Explore - Personality Signs 2

Lecture 291 Learn - FUNNY

Lecture 292 Learn - GENEROUS

Lecture 293 Learn - GULLIBLE

Lecture 294 Learn - HARD-WORKING

Lecture 295 Learn - HONEST

Lecture 296 Learn - HUMBLE

Lecture 297 Learn - LAZY

Lecture 298 Learn - LENIENT

Lecture 299 Learn - MEAN

Lecture 300 Learn - MISCHIEVOUS

Lecture 301 Sign - Personality Signs 2

Lecture 302 Understand - Personality Signs 2

Section 32: Personality Signs 3

Lecture 303 Explore - Personality Signs 3

Lecture 304 Learn - NICE

Lecture 305 Learn - NOSEY

Lecture 306 Learn - OPEN-MINDED

Lecture 307 Learn - PATIENT

Lecture 308 Learn - POLITE

Lecture 309 Learn - RESPONSIBLE

Lecture 310 Learn - RUDE

Lecture 311 Learn - SELFISH

Lecture 312 Learn - SENSITIVE

Lecture 313 Learn - SMART

Lecture 314 Sign - Personality Signs 3

Lecture 315 Understand - Personality Signs 3

Section 33: Personality Signs 4

Lecture 316 Explore - Personality Signs 4

Lecture 317 Learn - STRICT

Lecture 318 Learn - STUBBORN

Lecture 319 Learn - STUPID

Lecture 320 Learn - TALKATIVE

Lecture 321 Learn - UNDERSTANDING

Lecture 322 Learn - WEIRD

Lecture 323 Learn - BELIEVE

Lecture 324 Learn - KNOW

Lecture 325 Learn - DON'T-KNOW

Lecture 326 Learn - WHY?

Lecture 327 Sign - Personality Signs 4

Lecture 328 Understand - Personality Signs 4

Section 34: Test All Personality Signs

Lecture 329 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 330 Test - Sign Personality Signs

Lecture 331 Test - Understand Personality Signs

Section 35: Personality Dialogues

Lecture 332 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 333 Dialogue #1

Lecture 334 Dialogue #2

Section 36: Question Signs 1

Lecture 335 ASL Tip - Two Question Types

Lecture 336 Explore - Question Signs

Lecture 337 Learn - QUESTION

Lecture 338 Learn - HOW?

Lecture 339 Learn - WHAT?

Lecture 340 Learn - WHEN?

Lecture 341 Learn - WHERE?

Lecture 342 Learn - WHICH?

Lecture 343 Learn - WHO?

Lecture 344 Learn - WHY?

Lecture 345 Learn - HOW-MANY?

Lecture 346 Learn - HOW-MUCH?

Lecture 347 Sign - Question Signs 1

Lecture 348 Understand - Question Signs 1

Section 37: Question Signs 2

Lecture 349 Explore - Question Signs 2

Lecture 350 Learn - WHAT-DO?

Lecture 351 Learn - WHAT-FOR?

Lecture 352 Learn - WHAT-KIND?

Lecture 353 Learn - WHAT-NAME?

Lecture 354 Learn - WHAT-TIME?

Lecture 355 Learn - DO-YOU-MIND?

Lecture 356 Learn - BOTH?

Lecture 357 Learn - HOW-SIGN?

Lecture 358 Learn - FOR WHO?

Lecture 359 Learn - ABOUT WHAT?

Lecture 360 Sign - Question Signs 2

Lecture 361 Understand - Question Signs 2

Section 38: Test All Question Signs

Lecture 362 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 363 Test - Sign Question Signs

Lecture 364 Test - Understand Question Signs

Lecture 365 ASL Tip - Hyphens & Concepts

Section 39: Verb Signs 1

Lecture 366 Explore - Verb Signs 1

Lecture 367 Learn - ARRIVE

Lecture 368 Learn - BECOME

Lecture 369 Learn - BLAME

Lecture 370 Learn - BREAK

Lecture 371 Learn - BRING

Lecture 372 Learn - BUY

Lecture 373 Learn - CAN'T

Lecture 374 Learn - COMPLAIN

Lecture 375 Learn - COOK

Lecture 376 Learn - DISLIKE

Lecture 377 Sign - Verb Signs 1

Lecture 378 Understand - Verb Signs 1

Section 40: Verb Signs 2

Lecture 379 Explore - Verb Signs 2

Lecture 380 Learn - DON'T-WANT

Lecture 381 Learn - DRINK

Lecture 382 Learn - DRIVE-TO

Lecture 383 Learn - EAT

Lecture 384 Learn - EXPLAIN

Lecture 385 Learn - FEEL

Lecture 386 Learn - FIND

Lecture 387 Learn - FINISH

Lecture 388 Learn - GIVE

Lecture 389 Learn - GO-TO

Lecture 390 Sign - Verb Signs 2

Lecture 391 Understand - Verb Signs 2

Section 41: Verb Signs 3

Lecture 392 Explore - Verb Signs 3

Lecture 393 Learn - HAVE

Lecture 394 Learn - HOPE

Lecture 395 Learn - KEEP

Lecture 396 Learn - LEARN

Lecture 397 Learn - LEAVE

Lecture 398 Learn - LIKE

Lecture 399 Learn - LIVE

Lecture 400 Learn - LOOK-FOR

Lecture 401 Learn - LOVE

Lecture 402 Learn - MAKE

Lecture 403 Sign - Verb Signs 3

Lecture 404 Understand - Verb Signs 3

Section 42: Verb Signs 4

Lecture 405 Explore - Verb Signs 4

Lecture 406 Learn - MOVE

Lecture 407 Learn - NEED

Lecture 408 Learn - PREFER

Lecture 409 Learn - READ

Lecture 410 Learn - REMEMBER

Lecture 411 Learn - RUN

Lecture 412 Learn - SEE

Lecture 413 Learn - STEAL

Lecture 414 Learn - STOP

Lecture 415 Learn - TAKE

Lecture 416 Sign - Verb Signs 4

Lecture 417 Understand - Verb Signs 4

Section 43: Verb Signs 5

Lecture 418 Explore - Verb Signs 5

Lecture 419 Learn - THINK

Lecture 420 Learn - TRAVEL-TO

Lecture 421 Learn - TRY

Lecture 422 Learn - UNDERSTAND

Lecture 423 Learn - USE

Lecture 424 Learn - WAIT

Lecture 425 Learn - WALK-TO

Lecture 426 Learn - WANT

Lecture 427 Learn - WILL

Lecture 428 Learn - WORK

Lecture 429 Sign - Verb Signs 5

Lecture 430 Understand - Verb Signs 5

Section 44: Test All Verb Signs

Lecture 431 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 432 Test - Sign Verb Signs

Lecture 433 Test - Understand Verb Signs

Section 45: Verb Dialogues

Lecture 434 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 435 Dialogue #1

Lecture 436 Dialogue #2

Lecture 437 ASL Tip - Verb Tenses

Section 46: Common Things 1

Lecture 438 Explore - Common Things 1

Lecture 439 Learn - BACKPACK

Lecture 440 Learn - BALL

Lecture 441 Learn - BICYCLE

Lecture 442 Learn - BOAT

Lecture 443 Learn - BOOK

Lecture 444 Learn - BOTTLE

Lecture 445 Learn - BOX

Lecture 446 Learn - BROOM

Lecture 447 Learn - CANDLE

Lecture 448 Learn - CAR

Lecture 449 Sign - Common Things 1

Lecture 450 Understand - Common Things 1

Section 47: Common Things 2

Lecture 451 Explore - Common Things 2

Lecture 452 Learn - DIAPER

Lecture 453 Learn - DICTIONARY

Lecture 454 Learn - ELEVATOR

Lecture 455 Learn - FORK

Lecture 456 Learn - GAME

Lecture 457 Learn - GLASS

Lecture 458 Learn - HOMEWORK

Lecture 459 Learn - KNIFE

Lecture 460 Learn - LAMP

Lecture 461 Learn - MAGAZINE

Lecture 462 Sign - Common Things 2

Lecture 463 Understand - Common Things 2

Section 48: Common Things 3

Lecture 464 Explore - Common Things 3

Lecture 465 Learn - MICROWAVE

Lecture 466 Learn - MOTORCYCLE

Lecture 467 Learn - NEWSPAPER

Lecture 468 Learn - NOTEBOOK

Lecture 469 Learn - PAPER

Lecture 470 Learn - PENCIL

Lecture 471 Learn - PLATE

Lecture 472 Learn - PRINTER

Lecture 473 Learn - SAILBOAT

Lecture 474 Learn - SCISSORS

Lecture 475 Sign - Common Things 3

Lecture 476 Understand - Common Things 3

Section 49: Common Things 4

Lecture 477 Explore - Common Things 4

Lecture 478 Learn - SLEEPING BAG

Lecture 479 Learn - SPOON

Lecture 480 Learn - TELEPHONE

Lecture 481 Learn - TEST

Lecture 482 Learn - TRUCK

Lecture 483 Learn - TV

Lecture 484 Learn - TV REMOTE

Lecture 485 Learn - UMBRELLA

Lecture 486 Learn - VACUUM

Lecture 487 Learn - WET-WIPES

Lecture 488 Sign - Common Things 4

Lecture 489 Understand - Common Things 4

Section 50: Test All Common Things Signs

Lecture 490 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 491 Test - Sign Common Things

Lecture 492 Test - Understand Common Things

Section 51: Common Things Dialogues

Lecture 493 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 494 Dialogue #1

Lecture 495 Dialogue #2

Section 52: Place Signs 1

Lecture 496 Explore - Place Signs 1

Lecture 497 Learn - AIRPORT

Lecture 498 Learn - BAKERY

Lecture 499 Learn - BANK

Lecture 500 Learn - BAR

Lecture 501 Learn - BOOKSTORE

Lecture 502 Learn - BUILDING

Lecture 503 Learn - BUS STATION

Lecture 504 Learn - BUSINESS

Lecture 505 Learn - CAFE

Lecture 506 Learn - CAR DEALERSHIP

Lecture 507 Sign - Place Signs 1

Lecture 508 Understand - Place Signs 1

Section 53: Place Signs 2

Lecture 509 Explore - Place Signs 2

Lecture 510 Learn - CHURCH

Lecture 511 Learn - CLINIC

Lecture 512 Learn - CLOTHING STORE

Lecture 513 Learn - COFFEE SHOP

Lecture 514 Learn - COLLEGE

Lecture 515 Learn - COMPANY

Lecture 516 Learn - COURTHOUSE

Lecture 517 Learn - DOWNTOWN

Lecture 518 Learn - FIRE-STATION

Lecture 519 Learn - FLORIST

Lecture 520 Sign - Place Signs 2

Lecture 521 Understand - Place Signs 2

Section 54: Place Signs 3

Lecture 522 Explore - Place Signs 3

Lecture 523 Learn - FREEWAY

Lecture 524 Learn - GAS STATION

Lecture 525 Learn - GROCERY STORE

Lecture 526 Learn - GYM

Lecture 527 Learn - HARDWARE STORE

Lecture 528 Learn - HIGH-SCHOOL

Lecture 529 Learn - HOME

Lecture 530 Learn - HOSPITAL

Lecture 531 Learn - HOTEL

Lecture 532 Learn - LIBRARY

Lecture 533 Sign - Place Signs 3

Lecture 534 Understand - Place Signs 3

Section 55: Place Signs 4

Lecture 535 Explore - Place Signs 4

Lecture 536 Learn - MALL

Lecture 537 Learn - MOVIE-THEATER

Lecture 538 Learn - MUSEUM

Lecture 539 Learn - NEIGHBORHOOD

Lecture 540 Learn - OFFICE

Lecture 541 Learn - PARK

Lecture 542 Learn - PARKING-LOT

Lecture 543 Learn - PET STORE

Lecture 544 Learn - PHARMACY

Lecture 545 Learn - POLICE-STATION

Lecture 546 Sign - Place Signs 4

Lecture 547 Understand - Place Signs 4

Section 56: Place Signs 5

Lecture 548 Explore - Place Signs 5

Lecture 549 Learn - POST-OFFICE

Lecture 550 Learn - RESTAURANT

Lecture 551 Learn - ROAD

Lecture 552 Learn - SALON

Lecture 553 Learn - SCHOOL

Lecture 554 Learn - STORE

Lecture 555 Learn - SUBWAY

Lecture 556 Learn - TRAIN STATION

Lecture 557 Learn - ZOO

Lecture 558 Learn - ALREADY

Lecture 559 Sign - Place Signs 5

Lecture 560 Understand - Place Signs 5

Section 57: Test All Place Signs

Lecture 561 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 562 Test - Sign Place Signs

Lecture 563 Test - Understand Place Signs

Section 58: Place Dialogues

Lecture 564 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 565 Dialogue #1

Lecture 566 Dialogue #2

Lecture 567 ASL Tip - Clear Communication Not Speed

Section 59: Time Signs 1

Lecture 568 Explore - Time Signs 1

Lecture 569 Learn - TIME

Lecture 570 Learn - SECOND

Lecture 571 Learn - MINUTE

Lecture 572 Learn - HOUR

Lecture 573 Learn - DAY

Lecture 574 Learn - WEEK

Lecture 575 Learn - MONTH

Lecture 576 Learn - YEAR

Lecture 577 Learn - NOW

Lecture 578 Learn - LATER

Lecture 579 Sign - Time Signs 1

Lecture 580 Understand - Time Signs 1

Section 60: Time Signs 2

Lecture 581 Explore - Time Signs 2

Lecture 582 Learn - MORNING

Lecture 583 Learn - AFTERNOON

Lecture 584 Learn - NIGHT

Lecture 585 Learn - TODAY

Lecture 586 Learn - TOMORROW

Lecture 587 Learn - YESTERDAY

Lecture 588 Learn - AFTER

Lecture 589 Learn - BEFORE

Lecture 590 Learn - SOON

Lecture 591 Learn - ON-TIME

Lecture 592 Sign - Time Signs 2

Lecture 593 Understand - Time Signs 2

Section 61: Time Signs 3

Lecture 594 Explore - Time Signs 3

Lecture 595 Learn - MONDAY

Lecture 596 Learn - TUESDAY

Lecture 597 Learn - WEDNESDAY

Lecture 598 Learn - THURSDAY

Lecture 599 Learn - FRIDAY

Lecture 600 Learn - SATURDAY

Lecture 601 Learn - SUNDAY

Lecture 602 Learn - WEEKEND

Lecture 603 Learn - EARLY

Lecture 604 Learn - LATE

Lecture 605 Quick Review - Days

Lecture 606 Sign - Time Signs 3

Lecture 607 Understand - Time Signs 3

Section 62: Time Signs 4

Lecture 608 Explore - Time Signs 4

Lecture 609 Learn - JANUARY

Lecture 610 Learn - FEBRUARY

Lecture 611 Learn - MARCH

Lecture 612 Learn - APRIL

Lecture 613 Learn - MAY

Lecture 614 Learn - JUNE

Lecture 615 Learn - JULY

Lecture 616 Learn - AUGUST

Lecture 617 Learn - SEPTEMBER

Lecture 618 Learn - OCTOBER

Lecture 619 Learn - NOVEMBER

Lecture 620 Learn - DECEMBER

Lecture 621 Quick Review - Months

Lecture 622 Sign - Time Signs 4

Lecture 623 Understand - Time Signs 4

Section 63: Time Signs 5

Lecture 624 Explore - Time Signs 5

Lecture 625 Learn - SPRING

Lecture 626 Learn - SUMMER

Lecture 627 Learn - AUTUMN

Lecture 628 Learn - WINTER

Lecture 629 Learn - NEXT-WEEK

Lecture 630 Learn - NEXT-MONTH

Lecture 631 Learn - NEXT-YEAR

Lecture 632 Learn - OFTEN

Lecture 633 Learn - NOT-YET

Lecture 634 Learn - SOMETIMES

Lecture 635 Sign - Time Signs 5

Lecture 636 Understand - Time Signs 5

Section 64: Test All Time Signs

Lecture 637 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 638 Test - Sign Time Signs

Lecture 639 Test - Understand Time Signs

Section 65: Time Dialogues

Lecture 640 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 641 Dialogue #1

Lecture 642 Dialogue #2

Section 66: Occupation Signs 1

Lecture 643 Explore - Occupation Signs 1

Lecture 644 Learn - PERSON

Lecture 645 Learn - ACCOUNTANT

Lecture 646 Learn - ACTOR

Lecture 647 Learn - ADVISOR

Lecture 648 Learn - ARCHITECT

Lecture 649 Learn - ARTIST

Lecture 650 Learn - ASSISTANT

Lecture 651 Learn - ATHLETE

Lecture 652 Learn - CARPENTER

Lecture 653 Learn - CASHIER

Lecture 654 Sign - Occupation Signs 1

Lecture 655 Understand - Occupation Signs 1

Section 67: Occupation Signs 2

Lecture 656 Explore - Occupation Signs 2

Lecture 657 Learn - CHEF

Lecture 658 Learn - CHIROPRACTOR

Lecture 659 Learn - COMEDIAN

Lecture 660 Learn - DENTIST

Lecture 661 Learn - DESIGNER

Lecture 662 Learn - DOCTOR

Lecture 663 Learn - DRIVER

Lecture 664 Learn - EMPLOYEE

Lecture 665 Learn - ENGINEER

Lecture 666 Learn - ENTREPRENEUR

Lecture 667 Sign - Occupation Signs 2

Lecture 668 Understand - Occupation Signs 2

Section 68: Occupation Signs 3

Lecture 669 Explore - Occupation Signs 3

Lecture 670 Learn - FARMER

Lecture 671 Learn - FIREFIGHTER

Lecture 672 Learn - FLORIST

Lecture 673 Learn - INTERPRETER

Lecture 674 Learn - JANITOR

Lecture 675 Learn - JOURNALIST

Lecture 676 Learn - JUDGE

Lecture 677 Learn - LANDLORD

Lecture 678 Learn - LAWYER

Lecture 679 Learn - MANAGER

Lecture 680 Sign - Occupation Signs 3

Lecture 681 Understand - Occupation Signs 3

Section 69: Occupation Signs 4

Lecture 682 Explore - Occupation Signs 4

Lecture 683 Learn - MECHANIC

Lecture 684 Learn - MODEL

Lecture 685 Learn - NURSE

Lecture 686 Learn - OPTOMETRIST

Lecture 687 Learn - PASTOR

Lecture 688 Learn - PHARMACIST

Lecture 689 Learn - PHOTOGRAPHER

Lecture 690 Learn - PILOT

Lecture 691 Learn - PLUMBER

Lecture 692 Learn - POLICE-OFFICER

Lecture 693 Sign - Occupation Signs 4

Lecture 694 Understand - Occupation Signs 4

Section 70: Occupation Signs 5

Lecture 695 Explore - Occupation Signs 5

Lecture 696 Learn - SALESPERSON

Lecture 697 Learn - SCIENTIST

Lecture 698 Learn - SECRETARY

Lecture 699 Learn - SERVER

Lecture 700 Learn - SOLDIER

Lecture 701 Learn - STUDENT

Lecture 702 Learn - TEACHER

Lecture 703 Learn - TECHNICIAN

Lecture 704 Learn - THERAPIST

Lecture 705 Learn - VETERINARIAN

Lecture 706 Sign - Occupation Signs 5

Lecture 707 Understand - Occupation Signs 5

Section 71: Test All Occupation Signs

Lecture 708 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 709 Test - Sign Occupation Signs

Lecture 710 Test - Understand Occupation Signs

Section 72: Occupation Dialogues

Lecture 711 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 712 Dialogue #1

Lecture 713 Dialogue #2

Section 73: Numbers #0-100

Lecture 714 Learn - #0-9

Lecture 715 Learn - #10-19

Lecture 716 Learn - #20-29

Lecture 717 Learn - #30-39

Lecture 718 Learn - #40-49

Lecture 719 Learn - #50-59

Lecture 720 Learn - #60-69

Lecture 721 Learn - #70-79

Lecture 722 Learn - #80-89

Lecture 723 Learn - #90-99

Lecture 724 Learn - #100

Lecture 725 Count - #0-100

Section 74: Number Dialogues

Lecture 726 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 727 Dialogue #1

Lecture 728 Dialogue #2

Section 75: Food Signs 1

Lecture 729 Explore - Food Signs 1

Lecture 730 Learn - FOOD

Lecture 731 Learn - BREAKFAST

Lecture 732 Learn - LUNCH

Lecture 733 Learn - DINNER

Lecture 734 Learn - DESSERT

Lecture 735 Learn - SNACK

Lecture 736 Learn - THIRSTY

Lecture 737 Learn - HUNGRY

Lecture 738 Learn - FASTING

Lecture 739 Learn - VEGETABLE

Lecture 740 Sign - Food Signs 1

Lecture 741 Understand - Food Signs 1

Section 76: Food Signs 2

Lecture 742 Explore - Food Signs 2

Lecture 743 Learn - APPLE

Lecture 744 Learn - BACON

Lecture 745 Learn - BANANA

Lecture 746 Learn - BEANS

Lecture 747 Learn - BEER

Lecture 748 Learn - BREAD

Lecture 749 Learn - BUTTER

Lecture 750 Learn - CAKE

Lecture 751 Learn - CANDY

Lecture 752 Learn - CEREAL

Lecture 753 Sign - Food Signs 2

Lecture 754 Understand - Food Signs 2

Section 77: Food Signs 3

Lecture 755 Explore - Food Signs 3

Lecture 756 Learn - CHEESE

Lecture 757 Learn - CHICKEN

Lecture 758 Learn - CHOCOLATE

Lecture 759 Learn - COFFEE

Lecture 760 Learn - COOKIE

Lecture 761 Learn - CORN

Lecture 762 Learn - DONUT

Lecture 763 Learn - EGGS

Lecture 764 Learn - FRENCH-FRIES

Lecture 765 Learn - FRUIT

Lecture 766 Sign - Food Signs 3

Lecture 767 Understand - Food Signs 3

Section 78: Food Signs 4

Lecture 768 Explore - Food Signs 4

Lecture 769 Learn - HAMBURGER

Lecture 770 Learn - HOT SAUCE

Lecture 771 Learn - ICE-CREAM

Lecture 772 Learn - JUICE

Lecture 773 Learn - KETCHUP

Lecture 774 Learn - MEAT

Lecture 775 Learn - MILK

Lecture 776 Learn - ORANGE

Lecture 777 Learn - PANCAKES

Lecture 778 Learn - PASTA

Lecture 779 Sign - Food Signs 4

Lecture 780 Understand - Food Signs 4

Section 79: Food Signs 5

Lecture 781 Explore - Food Signs 5

Lecture 782 Learn - PEANUT BUTTER

Lecture 783 Learn - PIZZA

Lecture 784 Learn - POPCORN

Lecture 785 Learn - PORK

Lecture 786 Learn - SALAD

Lecture 787 Learn - SANDWICH

Lecture 788 Learn - SEAFOOD

Lecture 789 Learn - SOUP

Lecture 790 Learn - TEA

Lecture 791 Learn - WATER

Lecture 792 Sign - Food Signs 5

Lecture 793 Understand - Food Signs 5

Section 80: Test All Food Signs

Lecture 794 Explore - Testing Format

Lecture 795 Test - Sign Food Signs

Lecture 796 Test - Understand Food Signs

Section 81: Food Dialogues

Lecture 797 Intro - Dialogues

Lecture 798 Dialogue #1

Lecture 799 Dialogue #2

Section 82: Conclusion

Lecture 800 Conclusion + Extra Tip

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Quick Look : Grade 10 Math
Published 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 51.58 GB | Duration: 50h 50m

Class 10 math for quick board practise is presented in a simple, comprehensive way for all board exam preparations.



What you'll learn
Real Numbers
Polynomials
Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
Quadratic Equations
Arithmetic Progressions
Triangles
Coordinate Geometry
Introduction to Trigonometry
Some Applications of Trigonometry
Circles
Constructions
Areas Related to Circles
Surface Areas and Volumes
Statistics
Probability
At the end of the course, students will not only have learned about the topics in detail but also be able to solve various problems based on them.

Requirements
Basic elementary math knowledge.
Each chapter includes prerequisite knowledge classes in which the child gains extensive knowledge and a thorough understanding of the chapters.

Description
This course is carefully designed to explain various areas of Grade 10 Math.It has 536 lectures spanning more than 50 hours of on-demand videos that are divided into 15 sections, and each chapter is a section and further divided into simple sessions. The course is divided into a simplified day-by-day learning schedule.Each topic is divided into simple sessions and explained extensively by solving multiple questions. Each session contains a detailed explanation of the concept.This course will give you a firm understanding of the fundamentals and is designed in a way that a person with little or no previous knowledge can also understand it very well.It covers 100% video solutions of various problems and situations.Our design meets the real classroom experience by following classroom teaching practices. We have designed this course by keeping in mind all the needs of students and their desire to become masters in Grade 10 Math. This course is designed to benefit all levels of learners and will be the best gift for board-appearing students. Students love these easy methods and explanations. They enjoy learning math and never feel that math is troublesome.Topics covered in the course:Real NumbersPolynomialsPair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesQuadratic EquationsArithmetic ProgressionsTrianglesCoordinate GeometryIntroduction to TrigonometrySome Applications of TrigonometryCirclesConstructionsAreas Related to CirclesSurface Areas and VolumesStatisticsProbabilityWith this course you'll also geterfect your mathematical skills on Grade 10 Math for better scores.A Udemy Certificate of Completion is available for download.Feel free to contact me with any questions or clarifications you might have.I can't wait for you to get started on mastering the Grade 10 Math.I look forward to seeing you on the course! Benefits of Taking this Course:On completion of this course, one will have detailed knowledge of Grade 10 Math and be able to easily solve all the problems, which can lead to scoring well in exams with the help of explanatory videos ensure complete concept understanding.

Overview
Section 1: Real Numbers

Lecture 1 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 2 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 3 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 4 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 5 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 6 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 7 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 8 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 9 Session 1 - Q 4

Lecture 10 Session 2 - Q 5

Lecture 11 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 12 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 13 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 14 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 15 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 16 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 17 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 18 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 19 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 20 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 21 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 22 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 23 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 24 Session 5 - Q 5

Lecture 25 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 26 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 27 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 28 Session 6 - Q 3

Lecture 29 Session 6 - Q 4

Lecture 30 Session 7 - Introduction

Lecture 31 Session 7 - Q 1

Lecture 32 Session 7 - Q 2

Lecture 33 Session 7 - Q 3

Lecture 34 Session 8 - Introduction

Lecture 35 Session 8 - Q 1

Lecture 36 Session 8 - Q 2

Lecture 37 Session 8 - Q 3

Lecture 38 Session 9 - Introduction

Lecture 39 Session 9 - Q 1

Lecture 40 Session 9 - Q 2

Lecture 41 Session 9 - Q 3

Section 2: Polynomials

Lecture 42 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 43 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 44 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 45 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 46 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 47 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 48 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 49 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 50 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 51 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 52 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 53 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 54 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 55 Session 3 - Q 5

Lecture 56 Session 3 - Q 6

Lecture 57 Session 3 - Q 7

Lecture 58 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 59 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 60 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 61 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 62 Session 4 - Q 4

Lecture 63 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 64 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 65 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 66 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 67 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 68 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 69 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 70 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 71 Session 6 - Q 3

Section 3: Pair of Linear Equations in two variables

Lecture 72 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 73 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 74 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 75 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 76 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 77 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 78 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 79 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 80 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 81 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 82 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 83 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 84 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 85 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 86 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 87 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 88 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 89 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 90 Session 4 - Q 4

Lecture 91 Session 4 - Q 5

Lecture 92 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 93 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 94 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 95 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 96 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 97 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 98 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 99 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 100 Session 6 - Q 3

Lecture 101 Session 6 - Q 4

Lecture 102 Session 7 - Introduction

Lecture 103 Session 7 - Q 1

Lecture 104 Session 7 - Q 2

Lecture 105 Session 7 - Q 3

Lecture 106 Session 8 - Introduction

Lecture 107 Session 8 - Q 1

Lecture 108 Session 8 - Q 2

Lecture 109 Session 8 - Q 3

Section 4: Quadratic Equations

Lecture 110 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 111 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 112 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 113 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 114 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 115 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 116 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 117 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 118 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 119 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 120 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 121 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 122 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 123 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 124 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 125 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 126 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 127 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 128 Session 4 - Q 4

Lecture 129 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 130 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 131 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 132 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 133 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 134 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 135 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 136 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 137 Session 6 - Q 3

Lecture 138 Session 7 - Introduction

Lecture 139 Session 7 - Q 1

Lecture 140 Session 7 - Q 2

Lecture 141 Session 7 - Q 3

Lecture 142 Session 7 - Q 4

Lecture 143 Session 7 - Q 5

Lecture 144 Session 8 - Introduction

Lecture 145 Session 8 - Q 1

Lecture 146 Session 8 - Q 2

Lecture 147 Session 8 - Q 3

Lecture 148 Session 8 - Q 4

Lecture 149 Session 8 - Q 5

Lecture 150 Session 8 - Q 6

Section 5: Arithmetic Progressions

Lecture 151 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 152 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 153 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 154 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 155 Session 1 - Q 4

Lecture 156 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 157 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 158 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 159 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 160 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 161 Session 2 - Q 5

Lecture 162 Session 2 - Q 6

Lecture 163 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 164 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 165 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 166 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 167 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 168 Session 3 - Q 5

Lecture 169 Session 3 - Q 6

Lecture 170 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 171 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 172 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 173 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 174 Session 4 - Q 4

Lecture 175 Session 4 - Q 5

Lecture 176 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 177 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 178 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 179 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 180 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 181 Session 5 - Q 5

Lecture 182 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 183 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 184 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 185 Session 6 - Q 3

Lecture 186 Session 6 - Q 4

Lecture 187 Session6 - Q 5

Section 6: Triangles

Lecture 188 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 189 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 190 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 191 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 192 Session 1 - Q 4

Lecture 193 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 194 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 195 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 196 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 197 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 198 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 199 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 200 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 201 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 202 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 203 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 204 Session 4 - Theorem (AAA Similarity Criterion)

Lecture 205 Session 4 - Theorem (SSS Similarity Criterion)

Lecture 206 Session 4 - Theorem (SAS Similarity Criterion)

Lecture 207 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 208 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 209 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 210 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 211 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 212 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 213 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 214 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 215 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 216 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 217 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 218 Session 6 - Q 3

Lecture 219 Session 6 - Q 4

Lecture 220 Session 7 - Introduction

Lecture 221 Session 7 - Q 1

Lecture 222 Session 7 - Q 2

Lecture 223 Session 7 - Q 3

Lecture 224 Session 7 - Q 4

Lecture 225 Session 8 - Introduction

Lecture 226 Session 8 - Q 1

Lecture 227 Session 8 - Q 2

Lecture 228 Session 8 - Q 3

Lecture 229 Session 8 - Q 4

Lecture 230 Session 9 - Introduction

Lecture 231 Session 9 - Q 1

Lecture 232 Session 9 - Q 2

Lecture 233 Session 9 - Q 3

Lecture 234 Session 9 - Q 4

Section 7: Coordinate Geometry

Lecture 235 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 236 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 237 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 238 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 239 Session 1 - Q 4

Lecture 240 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 241 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 242 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 243 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 244 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 245 Session 2 - Q 5

Lecture 246 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 247 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 248 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 249 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 250 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 251 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 252 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 253 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 254 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 255 Session 4 - Q 4

Lecture 256 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 257 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 258 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 259 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 260 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 261 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 262 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 263 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 264 Session 6 - Q 3

Lecture 265 Session 6 - Q 4

Lecture 266 Session 7 - Introduction

Lecture 267 Session 7 - Q 1

Lecture 268 Session 7 - Q 2

Lecture 269 Session 7 - Q 3

Lecture 270 Session 7 - Q 4

Lecture 271 Session 7 - Q 5

Section 8: Introduction to Trigonometry

Lecture 272 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 273 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 274 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 275 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 276 Session 1 - Q 4

Lecture 277 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 278 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 279 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 280 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 281 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 282 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 283 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 284 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 285 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 286 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 287 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 288 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 289 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 290 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 291 Session 4 - Q 4

Lecture 292 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 293 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 294 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 295 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 296 Session 5 - Q 4

Lecture 297 Session 5 - Q 5

Lecture 298 Session 6 - Introduction

Lecture 299 Session 6 - Q 1

Lecture 300 Session 6 - Q 2

Lecture 301 Session 6 - Q 3

Lecture 302 Session 6 - Q 4

Lecture 303 Session 6 - Q 5

Lecture 304 Session 6 - Q 6

Lecture 305 Session 7 - Introduction

Lecture 306 Session 7 - Q 1

Lecture 307 Session 7 - Q 2

Lecture 308 Session 7 - Q 3

Lecture 309 Session 7 - Q 4

Lecture 310 Session 8 - Introduction

Lecture 311 Session 8 - Q 1

Lecture 312 Session 8 - Q 2

Lecture 313 Session 8 - Q 3

Lecture 314 Session 8 - Q 4

Lecture 315 Session 9 - Introduction

Lecture 316 Session 9 - Q 1

Lecture 317 Session 9 - Q 2

Lecture 318 Session 9 - Q 3

Lecture 319 Session 9 - Q 4

Lecture 320 Session 9 - Q 5

Section 9: Some Applications of Trigonometry

Lecture 321 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 322 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 323 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 324 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 325 Session 1 - Q 4

Lecture 326 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 327 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 328 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 329 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 330 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 331 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 332 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 333 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 334 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 335 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 336 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 337 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 338 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 339 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 340 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 341 Session 5 - Q 1

Lecture 342 Session 5 - Q 2

Lecture 343 Session 5 - Q 3

Lecture 344 Session 5 - Q 4

Section 10: Circles

Lecture 345 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 346 Session 1 - Theorem

Lecture 347 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 348 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 349 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 350 Session 2 - Theorem

Lecture 351 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 352 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 353 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 354 Session 2 - Q 4

Lecture 355 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 356 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 357 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 358 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 359 Session 3 - Q 4

Lecture 360 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 361 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 362 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 363 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 364 Session 4 - Q 4

Section 11: Constructions

Lecture 365 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 366 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 367 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 368 Session 1 - Q 3

Lecture 369 Session 2 - Introduction

Lecture 370 Session 2 - Q 1

Lecture 371 Session 2 - Q 2

Lecture 372 Session 2 - Q 3

Lecture 373 Session 3 - Introduction

Lecture 374 Session 3 - Q 1

Lecture 375 Session 3 - Q 2

Lecture 376 Session 3 - Q 3

Lecture 377 Session 4 - Introduction

Lecture 378 Session 4 - Q 1

Lecture 379 Session 4 - Q 2

Lecture 380 Session 4 - Q 3

Lecture 381 Session 4 - Q 4

Lecture 382 Session 4 - Q 5

Lecture 383 Session 5 - Introduction

Lecture 384 Session 5 - Q 1

Section 12: Areas Related to Circles

Lecture 385 Session 1 - Introduction

Lecture 386 Session 1 - Q 1

Lecture 387 Session 1 - Q 2

Lecture 388 Session 1 - Q 3

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Upsc General - Volume 1
Published 3/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 87.58 GB | Duration: 100h 31m

Includes English Essay Papers, General Studies 1 and General Studies 2



What you'll learn
This course has more than 1,200 videos relating to General Studies of the prestigious UPSC examinations.
This course is prepared by a group of IAS officers belonging to the 1983 IAS batch, who have brought their years of expertise in the service and academics.
For students who like learning through video or audio, in addition to traditional methods, this product is very useful
This can also prove invaluable for working professionals/students to learn on the move or while commuting or even for the purposes of revision.

Requirements
PUC or SSLC

Description
The video course for Indian UPSC aspirants with 100+ hours of video lectures is an excellent resource for those preparing for the Civil Services Examination. The Civil Services Examination is one of the toughest exams in India and requires rigorous preparation to crack it. This video course offers a comprehensive and detailed study plan to help aspirants prepare for the exam.The course includes over 100 hours of video lectures, covering various topics like Indian Polity, Geography, Economy, History, and General Studies. The lectures are delivered by experienced and knowledgeable faculty members who have a deep understanding of the UPSC exam pattern and syllabus.Apart from UPSC, it can also be beneficial to any other regional civil service exam candidates. The study material is designed to help aspirants revise important topics and concepts quickly. The videos are designed to give aspirants a feel of the actual exam and help them assess their preparation level.The video course is accessible online, which makes it convenient for aspirants to study from anywhere and at any time. It is also available at an affordable price, making it accessible to a wider audience.In conclusion, the video course for Indian UPSC aspirants with 100+ hours of video lectures is a valuable resource for aspirants who are preparing for the Civil Services Examination. It provides a comprehensive study plan and helps aspirants assess their preparation level through mock tests. Use it while working or even commuting, thus making it a must-have for serious aspirants.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 02 Common Study Problems and Suggestions

Lecture 3 03 How to Improve Concentration While Studying

Lecture 4 04 Relaxation and Memory for Examination

Lecture 5 05 Sadique Pasha

Lecture 6 06 Civil Services Exam - Can I Do It By IAS Topper 15

Lecture 7 07 Dr Shah Faisal IAS -- J and K1

Lecture 8 08 Dr Shah Faisal- IAS--J and K2

Lecture 9 09 Inspirational Story Of An Ias Topper

Lecture 10 10 Meet Jand K's First Muslim Woman Qualifier For IAS

Lecture 11 11 Motivational Film To Civil Servants Ias Lbsnaa Mussoorie

Lecture 12 12 Polio Effected Girl Kranti Cracked Ias Exam In 2011-12

Lecture 13 13 IAS Probationers Of 2012 Batch Calls-on The President Part - II

Section 2: DISCLAIMER

Lecture 14 DISCLAIMER

Section 3: ENGLISH ESSAY PAPER

Lecture 15 01 Anti-corruption Movement In India

Lecture 16 02 Women s Empowerment In India-1

Lecture 17 03 Women Empowerment In India-2

Lecture 18 04 Constitutional And Legal Rights Of Women In India

Lecture 19 05 Welfare Schemes Of Government Of India For Women

Lecture 20 06 Population Growth Of India And Its Relevance-1

Lecture 21 07 Population Growth Of India And Its Relevance-2

Lecture 22 08 Population Growth Of India And Its Relevance-3

Lecture 23 09 Challenges of population explosion for india

Lecture 24 10 Global Warming And Green House Effect

Lecture 25 11 Environmental Impact Of Tourism In India

Lecture 26 12 Sustainable Development And Environment

Lecture 27 13 Tourism In India - Impacts On Economy And Society

Lecture 28 14 Food And Civil Supplies Situation In India

Lecture 29 15 Protection Of Human Rights In India

Lecture 30 16 What Is Leadership All About - Indian Context

Lecture 31 17 Effective Peoples Participation in Electoral Process

Lecture 32 18 Election Reforms

Lecture 33 19 Important Legal Provisions Of India

Lecture 34 20 Arguments For And Against Death Penalty

Lecture 35 21 Judicial Activism In India

Lecture 36 22 Judicial Review And Role Of Judiciary

Lecture 37 23 Indian Foreign Policy

Lecture 38 24 Terrorism

Lecture 39 25 Euthanasia

Lecture 40 26 Dances Of India

Lecture 41 27 Indian Festivals And Culture

Lecture 42 28 Poverty In India

Lecture 43 29 National Policy Of Electronics

Lecture 44 31 Privatization Of Education

Lecture 45 32 Review of Efforts of the Government to Improve Agri

Lecture 46 33 Role Of Multinational Corporations

Lecture 47 34 Public Sector Vs Private Sector

Lecture 48 35 White Revolution In India

Lecture 49 36 Suggestions for 12th Plan For Overall Development

Lecture 50 37 Peace Part-1

Lecture 51 38 Peace Part-2

Lecture 52 39 Important Aspects of Nuclear Deals

Lecture 53 40 Mental Health of the Country

Lecture 54 41 Child Labour in India

Lecture 55 42 Corruption - 12th Five Year Plan

Lecture 56 43 Juvenile Justice System

Lecture 57 44 Rural Urban Migration in India

Lecture 58 45 Skill Development-An Overview

Lecture 59 46 Mahatma Gandhi - My Life is My Message

Lecture 60 47 Issues on Persons with Disabilitie - PWDs

Lecture 61 48 Natural Rights, Human Rights, Fundamental Rights and Civil Rights

Lecture 62 49 Steps Taken By Government to Improve Gender Gap in India

Section 4: GENERAL STUDIES- 1. Indian History and Culture

Lecture 63 01 Chronology Of Principal Events In Indian History-1

Lecture 64 02 Chronology Of Principal Events In Indian History-2

Lecture 65 03 Chronology Of Principal Events In Indian History-3

Lecture 66 04 Indian History-Introduction Harappan Civilization

Lecture 67 05 All About Harappan Civilisation

Lecture 68 06 Describe Town Planning In Harappan Civilization

Lecture 69 07 Vedic Age

Lecture 70 08 Indian Ancient History Between 600BC To 600CE

Lecture 71 09 Cultural Growth In Ancient Society Between 600 BCE To 600 CE

Lecture 72 10 Ancient Hindu Scriptures Vedas

Lecture 73 11 Buddhism

Lecture 74 12 Sangam Age In South India

Lecture 75 13 Pre Mauryan Period, Religious Movements-Jainism

Lecture 76 14 Pre Mouryan Empire Persian Invasion

Lecture 77 15 Pre Mauryan Period, Emergence Of Mahajanapadas

Lecture 78 16 Mauryan Empire

Lecture 79 17 Age Of The Guptas

Lecture 80 18 Religion, Administrations Of Guptas

Lecture 81 19 Mauryas Empire Relations and Expansions, and Downfall

Lecture 82 20 Mauryan Administration

Lecture 83 21 Mouryan Empire Ashokas Policy Of Dhamma

Lecture 84 22 Mouryan Empire Sculptural Art

Lecture 85 23 Mouryan Empire Society And Religion

Lecture 86 24 India After Mauryas The Beginning Of Hinduism

Lecture 87 25 India After Mauryas, Sources, The Sungas

Lecture 88 26 India After Mouryas North Western India

Lecture 89 27 Harshavardhan

Lecture 90 28 Important Historical Events In Early Medieval India

Lecture 91 29 Medieval India Through The Eyes Of Foreign Travellers

Lecture 92 30 Bhakti Movement In India During 14th To 16th Century

Lecture 93 31 Mughal Empire

Lecture 94 32 Mughal Empire In India And Its Decline

Lecture 95 33 Emergence Of Marathas, Shivaji

Lecture 96 34 Delhi Sultanate

Lecture 97 35 Economy During Delhi Sultanate

Lecture 98 36 Vijayanagar Kingdom

Lecture 99 37 Vijayanagara Empire - The Most Powerful Empire

Lecture 100 38 Indian Economy In The Pre British Period

Lecture 101 39 Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age

Lecture 102 40 Sufi Movement

Lecture 103 41 From Trade To Territory-the East India

Lecture 104 42 Colonial Rule in-Bengal, Jharkhand And Bombay

Lecture 105 43 Colonialism And The City-the Story Of Imperial Capital

Lecture 106 44 Peasant Revolts Against British Raj

Lecture 107 45 Important Acts Of British Parliament on India

Lecture 108 46 Revolt Of 1857

Lecture 109 47 Social Reformers-women,caste And Reforms

Lecture 110 48 Weavers, Iron Smeletrs And Factory Owners-history

Lecture 111 49 Influence Of British On Indian Culture

Lecture 112 50 Mahatma Gandhi And His Struggle For Independence

Lecture 113 51 Fundamentals Of Indian Culture

Lecture 114 52 Folk And Tribal Art In India

Lecture 115 53 Dances Of India

Lecture 116 54 Indian Festivals And Culture

Lecture 117 55 National Symbols

Section 5: GENERAL STUDIES - 2. Freedom Struggle, Great Personalities -1. Freedom Struggle

Lecture 118 01 British Expansion In India

Lecture 119 02 Economic Exploitation Of British Rule

Lecture 120 03 Economic Impact Of British In India

Lecture 121 04 Acts Of British Parliament on India

Lecture 122 05 Judicial System In India During British Time

Lecture 123 06 Trade And Industry During British Period

Lecture 124 07 Indigo Or Blue Rebellion

Lecture 125 08 Partition Of Bengal

Lecture 126 09 Influence Of British On Indian Culture

Lecture 127 10 Outstanding Features Of Freedom Struggle

Lecture 128 11 Resistance To British Rule And Causes Of Revolt Of 1857

Lecture 129 12 Revolt Of 1857 Its Origin And Impact On Freedom Struggle

Lecture 130 13 Awadh -The Main Center Of Revolt Of 1857

Lecture 131 14 Peasant Movement And Uprisings After 1857

Lecture 132 15 Social Reforms During British Rule After 1857

Lecture 133 16 Reorganisation Of The British In India

Lecture 134 17 National Movement An Overall View

Lecture 135 18 Growth Of Indian Nationalism

Lecture 136 19 Indian National Congress

Lecture 137 20 Gurudwara Reforms And Temple-National Movement

Lecture 138 21 Role of Mahatma Gandhi in Home Rule movement

Lecture 139 22 Salt Satyagraha, Dandi March and Quit India Movement

Lecture 140 23 Home Rule Movement And Its Role In The Freedom Struggle

Lecture 141 24 Civil Disobedience Movement Led By M K Gandhi

Lecture 142 25 Karachi Session And Purna Swaraj

Lecture 143 26 Swadeshi Movement Part - 1

Lecture 144 27 Swadeshi Movement Part - 2

Lecture 145 28 Social Movements And Role Of Women In Freedom Struggle

Lecture 146 29 Non Cooperation Movement

Lecture 147 30 Rise Of Muslim League In Indian National Movment

Lecture 148 31 Round Table Conferences

Lecture 149 32 Rise Of Militant Nationalism

Lecture 150 33 Mountbatten Plan Partition

Lecture 151 34 Princely States And British Policy

Lecture 152 35 Partition Of India Memories And Experiences, Part - 1

Lecture 153 36 Partition Of India Memories And Experiences, Part - 2

Lecture 154 37 Indian Civil Service

Lecture 155 38 Modern Education During British Rule

Lecture 156 39 Role Of Press In India's Freedom Struggle

Lecture 157 40 Abdul Kalam Azad

Lecture 158 41 Aruna Asaf Ali

Lecture 159 42 Aurobindo

Lecture 160 43 B.R. Ambedkar

Lecture 161 44 Bhagwan Das

Lecture 162 45 Bidhan Chandra Roy

Lecture 163 46 Chakravarti Rajagopalachari

Lecture 164 47 Chidambaram Subramaniam

Lecture 165 48 Gopinath Bordoloi

Lecture 166 49 Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi

Lecture 167 50 Jayaprakash Narayan

Lecture 168 51 Jotiba Phule

Lecture 169 52 K. Kamaraj

Lecture 170 53 Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan

Lecture 171 54 Lal Bahadur Shastri

Lecture 172 55 Lala Lajpat Rai

Lecture 173 56 Liaquat Ali Khan

Lecture 174 57 Maharshi Dhondu Keshav Karve

Lecture 175 58 Morarji Desai

Lecture 176 59 Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant

Lecture 177 60 Purushottam Das Tandon

Lecture 178 61 Rabindranath Tagore

Lecture 179 62 Rajendra Prasad

Lecture 180 63 Subhash Chandra Bose

Lecture 181 64 Varahagiri Venkata Giri

Lecture 182 65 Vinoba Bhave

Section 6: GENERAL STUDIES - 2. Freedom Struggle, Great Personalities - Great Personalities

Lecture 183 01 Shankaracharya

Lecture 184 02 Patanjali Maharshi

Lecture 185 03 Ramanujacharya

Lecture 186 04 Madhavacharya

Lecture 187 05 Santha Kabir

Lecture 188 06 Tulsidas

Lecture 189 07 Basaveshwara

Lecture 190 08 Tukaram

Lecture 191 09 Meera Bai

Lecture 192 10 Surdas

Lecture 193 11 Guru Naanak

Lecture 194 12 Eknath

Lecture 195 13 Anandamayi Ma

Lecture 196 14 Chaitanya Mahaprabhu

Lecture 197 15 Maharaja Ranjit Singh

Lecture 198 16 Maharshi Mahesh Yogi

Lecture 199 17 Mata Amrutanandamayi

Lecture 200 18 Mehar Baba

Lecture 201 19 Paramahamsa Yogananda

Lecture 202 20 Ramakrishna Paramahamsa

Lecture 203 21 Ramana Maharshi

Lecture 204 22 Shirdi Sai Baba

Lecture 205 23 Swamy Chinmayananda

Lecture 206 24 Swamy Dayananda Saraswati

Lecture 207 25 Swamy Shivananda Saraswati

Lecture 208 26 Swamy Vivekananda

Lecture 209 27 Pandurang Vaman Kane

Lecture 210 28 C V Raman

Lecture 211 29 Dr Zakir Hussain

Lecture 212 30 Mokshagundam Vishweshwarayya

Lecture 213 31 M S Subbulakshmi

Lecture 214 32 Jehangir Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata

Lecture 215 33 Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan

Lecture 216 34 Mother Teresa

Lecture 217 35 Rabindranath Tagore

Lecture 218 36 Pandit Ravi Shankar

Lecture 219 37 Ustad Bismillah Khan

Lecture 220 38 Pandit Bhimsen Joshi

Lecture 221 39 Osho

Lecture 222 40 Dalai Lama

Lecture 223 41 Jiddu Krishnamurthy

Lecture 224 42 Jaggi Vasudev

Lecture 225 43 Deepak Chopra

Lecture 226 44 Satyajit Ray

Lecture 227 45 Nelson Mandela

Lecture 228 46 Anna Hazare

Lecture 229 47 Aruna Roy

Lecture 230 48 Arvind Kejriwal

Lecture 231 49 Kurien The Father of White Revolution

Lecture 232 50 M G Ramachandran

Lecture 233 51 Rajendra Kumar Pachauri

Lecture 234 52 Rajiv Ratna Gandhi

Lecture 235 53 Sri Sri Ravishankar

Lecture 236 54 Sunita Narain

Lecture 237 55 Steve Jobs

Lecture 238 56 Two Indians Dominate the Software World

Section 7: GENERAL STUDIES - 3. Post-independence Modern Indian History

Lecture 239 01 Indian Politics after Independence in Nation-Building-1

Lecture 240 02 Indian Politics after Independence in Nation-Building-2

Lecture 241 03 Democratic Politics-an Era of One Party Dominent-1

Lecture 242 04 Democratic Politics-an Era of One Party Dominent-2

Lecture 243 05 Planned Development -Political And Social Perspective-1

Lecture 244 06 Planned Development-Political And Social Perspective-2

Lecture 245 07 Ambedkar's Legacy

Section 8: GENERAL STUDIES - 4. World- History, Geography and Natural Resources - India

Lecture 246 01 Geography Of The Indian Subcontinent

Lecture 247 02 Physiographic Divisions Of India

Lecture 248 03 Formation Of The Himalayas

Lecture 249 04 Ranges And Rivers Of Himalaya

Lecture 250 05 Monsoon

Lecture 251 06 El Nino And Its Effect On India

Lecture 252 07 Major River System And Rivers Of North India

Lecture 253 08 River Ganga

Lecture 254 09 River Yamuna

Lecture 255 10 River Narmada

Lecture 256 11 Peninsular Rivers Of India

Lecture 257 12 Significance Of Western Ghats

Lecture 258 13 Asian Brown Cloud

Lecture 259 14 Challenges of population explosion for india

Lecture 260 15 Population Migration

Lecture 261 16 Census Of Amenities

Lecture 262 17 Urbanization In India And Issues Involved

Lecture 263 18 National Urbanization Policy

Lecture 264 19 Integrated Development Of Small And Medium Towns

Lecture 265 20 House Listing And Housing Census, 2011

Lecture 266 21 Eastern Regions To Become Food Bowl

Lecture 267 22 Shifting Cultivation

Lecture 268 23 Major Crops Of India

Lecture 269 24 Drip Irrigation- Its Mechanism And Its Advantages

Lecture 270 25 Damanganga-Pinjal Link Project

Lecture 271 26 Industries Of India

Lecture 272 27 Industries Of India And Their Key Features

Lecture 273 28 Overall View Of Energy Sector In India

Lecture 274 29 Coal Mining In India

Lecture 275 30 Tehri Power Project

Lecture 276 31 Why India Is Prone To Draughts And Floods

Lecture 277 32 Wild Life Conservation In India

Lecture 278 33 Silent Valley National Park

Lecture 279 34 Distribution of Oceans and Continents Part-1

Lecture 280 35 Current Event Topics in Geography

Section 9: GENERAL STUDIES - 4. Physical and World Geography

Lecture 281 01 Geography as a discipline

Lecture 282 02 Branches of Geography

Lecture 283 03 Geography Terms - A Glossary

Lecture 284 04 Life on the Earth

Lecture 285 05 Evolution and Nature of Solar System

Lecture 286 06 Solar System And Earth

Lecture 287 07 Earth, Moon And Tides

Lecture 288 08 Formation Of The Earth

Lecture 289 09 Earths Crust

Lecture 290 10 Earth's Interior Plate Tectonics

Lecture 291 11 Interior of the Earth

Lecture 292 12 Earthquakes

Lecture 293 13 Distribution of Oceans and Continents1

Lecture 294 14 Distribution of Oceans and Continents2

Lecture 295 15 Distribution of Oceans and Continents3

Lecture 296 16 Latitude And Longitudes

Lecture 297 17 International Date Line

Lecture 298 18 Geomorphic Processes Part 1

Lecture 299 19 Geomorphic Processes Part 2

Lecture 300 20 Weathering

Lecture 301 21 Land Forms

Lecture 302 22 Landforms and Their Evolution-1

Lecture 303 23 Landforms and Their Evolution-2

Lecture 304 24 Landforms and Their Evolution-3

Lecture 305 25 Landforms and Their Evolution-4

Lecture 306 26 Formation And Types Of Mountains

Lecture 307 27 Climate - A Basic Introduction

Lecture 308 28 Water in The Atmosphere

Lecture 309 29 Atmospheric Circulation and Weather System

Lecture 310 30 Solar Radiation, Heat Balance and Temperature

Lecture 311 31 Isostacy

Lecture 312 32 Volcanoes

Lecture 313 33 Atmosphere

Lecture 314 34 Atmospheric Pressure

Lecture 315 35 Polar Climate

Lecture 316 36 Jet Stream

Lecture 317 37 Precipitation

Lecture 318 38 Thermal Anomaly

Lecture 319 39 River Systems

Lecture 320 40 All About Oceans

Lecture 321 41 Movements of Ocean Water

Lecture 322 42 Lakes-types Of Lakes, Structure and Formation

Lecture 323 43 Forest Resource

Lecture 324 44 Biosphere Reserves

Lecture 325 45 Agriculture - Types Of Cultivation

Lecture 326 46 Minerals And Rocks

Lecture 327 47 Important Minerals

Lecture 328 48 Important Power Sources And Countries

Lecture 329 49 Population Growth And Environmental Quality

Lecture 330 50 Polar Vortex

Section 10: GENERAL STUDIES - 4. Physical and World Geography - World History

Lecture 331 01 Origins of Islam Part 1

Lecture 332 02 Origins of Islam Part 2

Lecture 333 03 Origins of Islam Part 3

Lecture 334 04 Three Orders of Society in Europe-Fedualism-1

Lecture 335 05 Three Orders of Society in Europe-Fedualism-2

Lecture 336 06 Three Orders of Society in Europe-Fedualism-3

Lecture 337 07 French Revolution - Part-1

Lecture 338 08 French Revolution - Part-2

Lecture 339 09 Women Role In French Revolution

Lecture 340 10 Russian Revolution - Part 1

Lecture 341 11 Russian Revolution - Part 2

Lecture 342 12 Socialism In Europe

Lecture 343 13 Rise Of Nazism And Hitle-part-1

Lecture 344 14 Rise Of Nazism And Hitler - Part 2

Lecture 345 15 Cold War Era

Lecture 346 16 Cold War- World Politcs - PART-1

Lecture 347 17 Cold War- World Politcs - PART-2

Lecture 348 18 Cold War- World Politcs- PART-3

Lecture 349 19 End of Bipolarity - PART-1

Lecture 350 20 End of Bipolarity - PART-2

Lecture 351 21 End of Bipolarity - PART-3

Lecture 352 22 Alternative centres of power-part-1

Lecture 353 23 Alternative centres of power-part-2

Lecture 354 24 Us Hegemony Or Predominance In World Politics

Lecture 355 25 US Hegemony in World Politics Part 1

Lecture 356 26 US Hegemony in World Politics Part 2

Lecture 357 27 US Hegemony in World Politics Part 3

Lecture 358 28 Disintegration Of USSR

Section 11: GENERAL STUDIES - 4. Physical and World Geography - Population and Women Issues

Lecture 359 01 Key Features of Census of India, 2011

Lecture 360 02 Population Growth Of India And Its Relevance-1

Lecture 361 03 Population Growth Of India And Its Relevance-2

Lecture 362 04 Population Growth Of India And Its Relevance-3

Lecture 363 05 Population Migration

Lecture 364 06 Population Growth And Environmental Quality

Lecture 365 07 Aurat Ne Janam Diya Mardon Ko Sadhna 1958

Lecture 366 08 Women Empowerment In India-1

Lecture 367 09 Women Empowerment In India-2

Lecture 368 10 Constitutional And Legal Rights Of Women In India

Lecture 369 11 Women Reservation Bill

Lecture 370 12 Women And Child Development In India

Lecture 371 13 National Commission For Women

Lecture 372 14 Demographic Change, Age Structure and Ageing in India

Lecture 373 15 Migration - A Broad View

Lecture 374 16 Rural Urban Migration in India

Lecture 375 17 Top Woman Executives

Lecture 376 18 Gender Equality and Women Empowerment

Lecture 377 19 Govt Programs On-Gender Equality and Empowerment of Women

Section 12: GENERAL STUDIES II : 1. Constitution and Various Statutory, Regulatory

Lecture 378 01 Features Of Indian Constitution

Lecture 379 02 Preamble To The Constitution Of India

Lecture 380 03 Fundamental Duties And Fundamental Rights

Lecture 381 04 Directive Principles Of State Policy

Lecture 382 05 Framing Of The Constitution Part-1

Lecture 383 06 Framing Of The Constitution Part-2

Lecture 384 07 Emergency Provisions

Lecture 385 08 President - Functions, Powers

Lecture 386 09 Role Of Governor In Indian States

Lecture 387 10 Parliament, Rajya Sabha And Loksabha

Lecture 388 11 Lok Sabha

Lecture 389 12 Rajya Sabha

Lecture 390 13 Important Parliamentary Proceedings

Lecture 391 14 System Of Committee In The Parliament Proceedings

Lecture 392 15 Parliamentary Committees

Lecture 393 16 Previlages Of Members Of Parliament

Lecture 394 17 Procedure For Passing A Bill In Parliament

Lecture 395 18 Parliament Terms Concepts And Issues Part 1

Lecture 396 19 Parliament Terms Concepts And Issues Part 2

Lecture 397 20 Parliament Terms Concepts And Issues Part 3

Lecture 398 21 Member Of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme

Lecture 399 22 New Auditing Norms For Political Parties

Lecture 400 23 Local Government

Lecture 401 24 Panchayat Raj and Woman's Role

Lecture 402 25 Fundamentals Of Good Governance

Lecture 403 26 Reorganisation Of States

Lecture 404 27 Interstate Council

Lecture 405 28 Important National Regulatory Bodies and Their Functions

Lecture 406 29 Election Commission

Lecture 407 30 Comptroller And Auditor General

Lecture 408 31 Lokayukta

Lecture 409 32 National Green Tribunal

Lecture 410 33 Administrative Tribunal

Lecture 411 34 Central Bureau Of Investigation (CBI)

Lecture 412 35 Cabinet Secretariat

Lecture 413 36 Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)

Lecture 414 37 Indian Educational Governing Bodies

Lecture 415 38 Insurance Regulatory And Development Authority (IRDA)

Lecture 416 39 Official Language

Lecture 417 40 Political Theory-1

Lecture 418 41 Political Theory-2

Lecture 419 42 Freedom

Lecture 420 43 Negative and Positive Liberty

Lecture 421 44 Citizenship-1

Lecture 422 45 Citizenship-2

Lecture 423 46 Citizenship-3

Lecture 424 47 What are Rights

Lecture 425 48 Types of Rights

Lecture 426 49 Nationalism-1

Lecture 427 50 Nationalism-2

Lecture 428 51 Secularism-1

Lecture 429 52 Secularism-2

Lecture 430 53 Judicial Reforms - A Latest Review

Lecture 431 54 Nehru Yuva Kendra Sanghthan (NYKS)

Lecture 432 55 Social Security Schemes

Lecture 433 56 Central Vigilance Commission.

Lecture 434 57 Council of Ministers

Lecture 435 58 Jammu and Kashmirs Special Status Section 370

Lecture 436 59 Juvenile Justice System

Lecture 437 60 Relation Between Political Executive and Civil Servants

Lecture 438 61 Right to Legal Aid - A Constitutional Commitment

Lecture 439 62 Role and Status of Rajya Sabha in Indian Parliament

Section 13: GENERAL STUDIES II : 2. Structure, Organization and Functions

Lecture 440 01 Justice System Of India

Lecture 441 02 Types And Functions Of Some Important Judicial Institutions

Lecture 442 03 Supreme Court

Lecture 443 04 Improving The Justice Delivery System In The Country

Lecture 444 05 National Mission For Justice Delivery And Legal Reforms

Lecture 445 06 Lok Adalat, Family Court, Nyaya Panchayat, And Free Legal Aid

Lecture 446 07 Free Legal Aid

Lecture 447 08 Evolution Of Electoral System And Electoral Laws Of India

Lecture 448 09 Laws To Combat Terrorism, Public Interest Litigation Habeas Corpus

Lecture 449 10 Public Interest Litigation

Lecture 450 11 Writs

Lecture 451 12 Legal Provisions Related To Marriages In Indian Society

Lecture 452 13 Official Secrets Act Of India And Right To Information Act

Lecture 453 14 Validity Of RTE Act

Lecture 454 15 Some Important Judicial Procedures

Lecture 455 16 Performance Management In The Government

Lecture 456 17 Administrative Reforms And Public Grievance

Lecture 457 18 Citizenship Of India - Dual Citizenship, Voting Rights To Nri's

Lecture 458 19 Community Development Programme

Lecture 459 20 Important National Committees And Their Subjects

Lecture 460 21 Important Government Financial Transactions

Lecture 461 22 Indian Educational Governing Bodies

Lecture 462 23 Central Educational Institutions (Res) Amendment Bill

Lecture 463 24 Union State Relations

Lecture 464 25 Regional Aspiration-Politcs Part-1

Lecture 465 26 Regional Aspiration-Politcs Part-2

Lecture 466 27 Regional Aspiration-Politcs Part-3

Lecture 467 28 Rise of popular movements- Politcs PART-1

Lecture 468 29 Rise of Popular Movements - Politcs Part-2

Lecture 469 30 Reservation In Services In Central And State Governments

Lecture 470 31 Interstate Council

Lecture 471 32 National Academic Depository

Section 14: GENERAL STUDIES II : 3. Important Laws and Bills

Lecture 472 01 Armed Forces Special Powers Act

Lecture 473 02 Benami Transactions In Property

Lecture 474 03 Biotechnology Bill

Lecture 475 04 Cable Television Bill

Lecture 476 05 Central Educational Institutions (Res) Amendment Bill

Lecture 477 06 Child Sexual Abuse-pocso Act

Lecture 478 07 Civil Liability For Nuclear Damage Bill

Lecture 479 08 Compulsory Education

Lecture 480 09 Controversy On Section 66a Of IT Act

Lecture 481 10 Crime And Criminal Tracking Network In India

Lecture 482 11 Education Bills

Lecture 483 12 Food Policy And Food Security Bill

Lecture 484 13 Guardianship And Adoption Practices In India

Lecture 485 14 Indian Forest Amendment Bill, 2012

Lecture 486 15 Land Acquisition Bill

Lecture 487 16 Law On Electronic Delivery Of Govt Services

Lecture 488 17 Maintenance And Welfare Of Parents And Senior Citizens Act

Lecture 489 18 Mass Media And Law In India

Lecture 490 19 Mines And Minerals (Development And Regulations) Bill, 2011

Lecture 491 20 New Mining Bill

Lecture 492 21 Nuclear Safety Regulatory Authority Bill

Lecture 493 22 Persoal Laws In India A Broad View

Lecture 494 23 Pollution Control In India - Laws And Institutions

Lecture 495 24 Prisoner's Rights In Indian Legal System

Lecture 496 25 Procedure For Passing A Bill In Parliament

Lecture 497 26 Proposed Legislative Bills On Various Subjects, 2011

Lecture 498 28 Real Estate Bill Promises Transparency

Lecture 499 29 Right To Information

Lecture 500 30 Right To Privacy Bill

Lecture 501 31 River Basin Draft Bill Of The Centre

Lecture 502 32 Seed Bill Of 2011

Lecture 503 33 What Is Extradition

Lecture 504 27 Public Procurement Bill

Lecture 505 34 Women Reservation Bill

Lecture 506 35 Bureau of Indian Standards Bill

Lecture 507 36 Freeing the Undertrial.

Lecture 508 37 Ordinance Related to The Amendment in Representation of People Act

Lecture 509 38 Rights of the Persons with Disabilities Bill 2014

Lecture 510 39 Latest Acts and Bills

Lecture 511 40 Law Commission Report on Commercial Courts

Lecture 512 41 Need for Sports Law in India

Lecture 513 42 Ordinace in The Matter of MPs and MLAs

Lecture 514 43 Police Reforms

Lecture 515 44 Uniform Civil Code

Lecture 516 45 What is the Goods and Services Tax

Lecture 517 46 New Provisions to Promote Quality of Consumer Products and Services

Lecture 518 47 Vehicle Emission Norms for India

Lecture 519 48 National Food Security Act and Women Needs

Section 15: GENERAL STUDIES II : 4. Governemnt Policies, Welfare Schemes

Lecture 520 01 Welfare schemes and policies in India

Lecture 521 02 Efforts To Improve Governance

Lecture 522 03 An Overall View Of Defence Issues Of India

Lecture 523 04 An Overall View Of Primary And Secondary Education

Lecture 524 05 Black Money Stashed Abroad Efforts of Government

Lecture 525 06 National Water Policy-2012

Lecture 526 07 National Water Mission

Lecture 527 08 Drinking Water Facility for Villages

Lecture 528 09 National Rural Health Mission (NRHM)

Lecture 529 10 National Knowledge Network

Lecture 530 11 National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020(NEMMP 2020)

Lecture 531 12 National Mission On Education Through ICT

Lecture 532 13 National Mission On Libraries

Lecture 533 14 National Policy On Narcotic Drugs And Psychotropic Substances

Lecture 534 15 National Tribal Policy

Lecture 535 16 National Urban Health Mission

Lecture 536 17 National Urbanization Policy

Lecture 537 18 National Urban Livelihood Mission

Lecture 538 19 New Draft Telecom Policy

Lecture 539 20 Development In India And Regional Disparity

Lecture 540 21 Governments Efforts To Ensure Food Security For The Country

Lecture 541 22 Genetically Modified Crops and India s Agricultural Prosperity

Lecture 542 23 Government Of Indias Strategy To Boost Exports

Lecture 543 24 Report on Cultivation of Genetically Modified crops

Lecture 544 25 Higher Education Reforms In India

Lecture 545 26 Imbalance In Education In India

Lecture 546 27 Summary Of Sachar Committee Report

Lecture 547 28 Child Labour

Lecture 548 29 Elementary Education And Sarvashiksha Abhiyan

Lecture 549 30 Important Schemes In Education Sector

Lecture 550 31 Integrated Child Development Scheme

Lecture 551 32 How To Deal With Drug Abuse - A Holistic Approach

Lecture 552 33 Universal Health Coverage

Lecture 553 34 Health Care For The Elderly (NPHCE)

Lecture 554 35 Social Justice To All Initiatives Of The Government

Lecture 555 36 Consumer Protection And Measures Taken By Government

Lecture 556 37 Corporate Social Responsibility In CPSEs

Lecture 557 38 Corporate Social Responsibility of PSUs

Lecture 558 39 Empowering The Workers - Health Schemes Of Government

Lecture 559 40 Important National Committees And Their Subjects

Lecture 560 41 Financial Relations Between Centre And State

Lecture 561 42 Public Private Partnership In India

Lecture 562 43 National Innovation Council's Plans

Lecture 563 44 India Needs A Cloud Policy To Boost E-governance

Lecture 564 45 Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission Jnnurm

Lecture 565 46 Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana

Lecture 566 47 Kisan Credit Cards

Lecture 567 48 Bharat Nirman Volunteers - Agents Of Rural Awakening

Lecture 568 49 Indira Awas Yojana

Lecture 569 50 National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4), 2015-16

Lecture 570 51 Information Under RTI On Phone

Lecture 571 52 Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission

Lecture 572 53 National Overseas Scholarship - Scheme Of Govt Of India

Lecture 573 54 North East Problem

Lecture 574 55 Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutkaran Yojana (rggvy)

Lecture 575 56 Right To Education (RTE) Efforts

Lecture 576 57 Schemes And Facilities For Senior Citizens

Lecture 577 58 Sports Development In Rural India (PYKKA)

Lecture 578 59 Unified Command To Fight Naxals

Lecture 579 60 Development-1

Lecture 580 61 Development-2

Lecture 581 62 Social Justice-1

Lecture 582 63 Social Justice-2

Lecture 583 64 Equality-1

Lecture 584 65 Equality-2

Lecture 585 66 Agriculture in India Part-1

Lecture 586 67 Agriculture Part 2

Lecture 587 68 Consumer Protection and Measures Taken by Govt

Lecture 588 69 Govt. Eases Foreign Investment Rules_Files.

Lecture 589 70 Land Acquisition and Related Issues.

Lecture 590 71 Measuring Backwardness - Raghuram Panel

Lecture 591 72 Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for Agricultural Produce

Lecture 592 73 National Mental Health Policy

Lecture 593 74 Problems of Public Distribution System

Lecture 594 75 Programme for Address the Maternal and Child Under-Nutition

Lecture 595 76 Skill Development-An Overview

Lecture 596 77 What went Wrong with Planning Commission

Lecture 597 78 Schemes and Initiative in Health Sector, 2016

Lecture 598 79 Start-up India

Lecture 599 80 Accessible India Campaign

Lecture 600 81 Digitally Connecting Rural India

Lecture 601 82 Common Services Centres CSCs in Rural Banking

Lecture 602 83 Development Schemes and Programs -Last Two Years

Lecture 603 84 Public Distribution System (PDS) Reforms

Lecture 604 85 Self Help Groups

Lecture 605 86 Sexual Harassment at the Workplace

Lecture 606 87 Sukanya Samriddhi Account

Lecture 607 88 Empowering People with Financial Inclusion

Lecture 608 89 Annual Survey of Education Report (ASER) 2016

Lecture 609 90 Defence Procurement Policy DPP- 2016

Lecture 610 91 Draft on National Policy for Women 2016

Lecture 611 92 Education in India Problems and Their Solutions

Lecture 612 93 Indias School Education Challenge

Lecture 613 94 National Action Plan for Children 2016

Lecture 614 95 National Disaster Management Plan 2016

Lecture 615 96 New IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) Policy

Lecture 616 97 Sehat -Social Endeavour For Health And Telemedicine

Lecture 617 98 Urban Mission Schemes

Section 16: GENERAL STUDIES II : 5. International Issues, Bodies and Indias Foreign Policy

Lecture 618 01 India's Important Foreign Policies And Programmes

Lecture 619 02 India s Agreements With Foreign Countries

Lecture 620 03 Bilateral Relations Of India With Foreign Countries

Lecture 621 04 India And United Nations And International Organisations

Lecture 622 05 International Organizations And The Role Of India

Lecture 623 06 Multilateral Relations Of India With International Organisations

Lecture 624 07 United Nations Development Programme In India Background

Lecture 625 08 UNICEF And Its Contribution To India

Lecture 626 09 India And World Trade Organization

Lecture 627 10 Foreign Trade Policy Of India- An Overall View

Lecture 628 11 Foreign Trade Policy In India i.e. External Sector

Lecture 629 12 Security In The Contemporary World And India's Position

Lecture 630 13 India And Neighbouring Countries-issues And Policies

Lecture 631 14 Contemporary South Asia

Lecture 632 15 India's Relations And Policies With American Countries

Lecture 633 16 Indo US Relations

Lecture 634 17 Alternative Centres Of Power And India - China Relations

Lecture 635 18 China-India Relations

Lecture 636 19 Disintegration Of USSR

Lecture 637 20 India's Relation And Politics With Europe

Lecture 638 21 South Asia and Relationship of India

Lecture 639 22 Eurozone Crisis and India

Lecture 640 23 India's Relations And Policies

Lecture 641 24 India And Afro-asian Rural Development Organization

Lecture 642 25 India's Initiatives For Developing Countries

Lecture 643 26 Durban Climate Talks What It Means For India

Lecture 644 27 Nuclear Deals Signed By India

Lecture 645 28 Afghanistan Problem and India Afganistan Relations

Lecture 646 29 Israel Palestine Conflict

Section 17: GENERAL STUDIES II : 7. Current National Events

Lecture 647 01 Important Terms, Concepts, Definitions

Lecture 648 02 Indian Economy - overall features

Lecture 649 03 Updated Overview of Indian Economy

Lecture 650 04 Change in Indian Economy

Lecture 651 05 Development Strategy in the Five Year Plans

Lecture 652 06 Government Programmes and Plans in Nutshell

Lecture 653 07 Economic Survey of India and Road Ahead

Lecture 654 08 Government Committed To Inclusive Growth Of Minorities

Lecture 655 09 Who is Poor

Lecture 656 10 12th Five Year Plan

Lecture 657 11 Suggestions For The 12th Plan For The Overall

Lecture 658 12 Some Critical Policy issues and Challenges

Lecture 659 13 Inclusive Growth for India

Lecture 660 14 Problems And Prospects Of Achieving Inclusive Growth

Lecture 661 15 Black Money and Money Laundering

Lecture 662 16 White Paper on Black Money

Lecture 663 17 Basic Features Of Indian Agriculture

Lecture 664 18 Unemployment Problem in India

Lecture 665 19 Low Carbon Economy Can India Achieve This

Lecture 666 20 Is Indian Economy Turning Around

Lecture 667 21 Understanding Fiscal and Monetary Policy

Lecture 668 22 Highlights of Economic Survey 2016-17

Lecture 669 23 What is Monetory Policy

Lecture 670 24 Monetary Policy of India

Lecture 671 25 Discussion on India's Monetary Policy

Lecture 672 26 Public Sector Policy of India

Lecture 673 27 Performance Of Public Sector Enterprises

Lecture 674 28 Privatisation And Disinvestment In India

Lecture 675 29 How to Make Indian Public Sector Units Efficient

Lecture 676 30 Schemes Of Government For Encouraging Central Public

Lecture 677 31 Revival and Restructuring of Sick CPSEs

Lecture 678 32 Kelkar Report Calls To Speed Up Divestment, Outlines Steps

Lecture 679 33 Measures to Control Inflation

Lecture 680 34 Petrolium Crisis And Price Hike In India

Lecture 681 35 Historical Background of Industrial Development in India

Lecture 682 36 An overview of Indian industry

Lecture 683 37 Industries of India

Lecture 684 38 Micro, Small and Medium Entrprises Sector

Lecture 685 39 Important Industrial Sectors Of India And Key Features

Lecture 686 40 Why Small Scale Industries Important in India

Lecture 687 41 India's Gem and Jewellery Industry

Lecture 688 42 E-Commerce

Lecture 689 43 Top Private Companies

Lecture 690 44 Top Public Sector Companies

Lecture 691 45 Difference Between Public Companies and Private Companies

Lecture 692 46 Concept Of Globalization

Lecture 693 47 Globalisation

Lecture 694 48 How Is The Growth In India And China Different

Lecture 695 49 Banking And Other Financial Instituions And Development

Lecture 696 50 Banking Sector And Its Role In Development

Lecture 697 51 Banking System in India and Its Transformation over the Years

Lecture 698 52 Swabhimaan - Banking Services

Lecture 699 53 Development Finance Institutions of India

Lecture 700 54 Important Financial Bodies

Lecture 701 55 RBI and its Role

Lecture 702 56 Cashless Payment from RBI

Lecture 703 57 Important Manufacturing and Industrial Products and Producers

Lecture 704 58 Foreign Trade Policy Of India- An Overall View

Lecture 705 59 India's Foreign Trade

Lecture 706 60 Role of Foreign Capital in India

Lecture 707 61 Foreign Direct Investment and Its Role in Indian Industries

Lecture 708 62 Foreign Exchange Management

Lecture 709 63 International Monetory Fund and India

Lecture 710 64 Role of IMF and India

Lecture 711 65 Foreign Investment in India

Lecture 712 66 Initiatives Taken To Attract Foreign Institutional Investors (FII)

Lecture 713 67 Changes In Foreign Individual Investment i.e.,FII Norms

Lecture 714 68 A Case for FDI in Retail Sector in India

Lecture 715 69 Trade Policy of India

Lecture 716 70 Bilateral Relations of India with Foreign Countries

Lecture 717 71 Impact of WTO on Indian Economy

Lecture 718 72 Progress of WTO and Rounds of Talks

Lecture 719 73 Exports Growth In Fy2011-12

Lecture 720 74 Government Of Indias Strategy To Boost Exports

Lecture 721 75 External Debts of India. Are We in a Bad Shape

Lecture 722 76 Draft National Policy On Electronics 2011

Lecture 723 77 Road map For Growth Of Electronics Industry

Lecture 724 78 National Auto Fuel Policy

Lecture 725 79 Nature of public Expenditure in India

Lecture 726 80 Public Distribution System

Lecture 727 81 Shipping in India Its Potential as alternate mode of transport

Lecture 728 82 Annual financial Statement of Government of India

Lecture 729 83 Budget Deficit

Lecture 730 84 Trends In India's Budget And Fiscal Deficits

Lecture 731 85 Micro Finance

Lecture 732 86 Role Of Direct And Indirect Taxes

Lecture 733 87 What Is Goods And Service TAX GST

Lecture 734 88 General Anti-Tax Avoidance Rules

Lecture 735 89 Dedicated Freight Corridors Of India

Lecture 736 90 Delhi Mumbai Industrial corridor (DMIC) Project

Lecture 737 91 Capital Markets and Gilt Edged Securities

Lecture 738 92 Derivatives, Futures And Options

Lecture 739 93 Infrastructure Debt Fund IDF

Lecture 740 94 Agro Sector is The Highest Priority

Lecture 741 95 Animal Husbandry and Fisheries in India

Lecture 742 96 Asian Development Bank

Lecture 743 97 Fourteenth Finance Commission on Fiscal Federalism

Lecture 744 01 An overview of Agriculture sector in India

Lecture 745 02 Efforts of Government to improve Indian Agriculture

Lecture 746 03 Food and Civil Supplies Situation in India

Lecture 747 04 Food Policy and Food Security Bill

Lecture 748 05 Governments Efforts To Ensure Food Security For The Country

Lecture 749 06 Food Safety And Standards Act Of 2006

Lecture 750 07 Child Malnutrition And What The Government Is Doing About It

Lecture 751 08 Hunger And Malnutrition Report

Lecture 752 09 Revitalizing Agriculture Through Improved Technology

Lecture 753 10 Schemes Related to Agriculture and Rural Development part 1

Lecture 754 11 Schemes Related to Agriculture and Rural Development part 2

Lecture 755 12 Organic Farming and Problems in Practicing in India

Lecture 756 13 Are Genetically Modified Crops A Solution-Agricultural Prosperity

Lecture 757 14 Eleventh Plan Strategy for Agriculture

Lecture 758 15 Floods and Draughts Management

Lecture 759 16 National Institute Of Agricultural Marketing

Lecture 760 17 Red Revolution

Lecture 761 18 Schemes Related to Agriculture and Rural Development part 3

Lecture 762 19 Schemes Related to Agriculture and Rural Development part 4

Lecture 763 20 Second Green Revolution

Lecture 764 21 Blue Revolution

Lecture 765 22 Suicide Of Farmers And Prevention Measures

Lecture 766 23 Trends in Agriculture development in India and Steps

Lecture 767 24 Vertical Farming To Be Introduced In India

Lecture 768 25 Indias Problem with WTO on Food Security Issues

Lecture 769 26 Irrigation in India.

Lecture 770 27 Key Facts Concepts of Agriculture in India

Lecture 771 28 Improving Foodgrain Management

Lecture 772 29 How to Revive Agriculture

Lecture 773 30 Interlinking of Rivers

Lecture 774 31 River Water Disputes Cauvery River Dispute

Lecture 775 01 A Summary of The Terms and Types of Ethical Theories-1

Lecture 776 02 A Summary of The Terms and Types of Ethical Theories-2

Lecture 777 03 Important Terms Related to Ethics

Lecture 778 04 Comprehensive Essay On Ethics

Lecture 779 05 Ethics, Values and Vision

Lecture 780 06 Moral Concepts and Theories in Ethics

Lecture 781 07 General Ethical Principles and Theories

Lecture 782 08 Code of Conduct from Ancient Vedic Principles

Lecture 783 09 Ethical Lessons from Religions

Lecture 784 10 Ethics and Religion-Are They Same

Lecture 785 11 Four Principal Methods of Understanding Ethics

Lecture 786 12 Ethics and Values of Gandhi

Lecture 787 13 What is Business Ethics

Lecture 788 14 Ethics and Integrity in Business and Industries

Lecture 789 15 Ethics In Medical Profession

Lecture 790 16 Problems and Scope in Understanding of Ethics

Lecture 791 17 Integrity-An Overall View

Lecture 792 18 Integrity and Ethics In The Civil Service

Lecture 793 19 Conduct Rules for Governemnt or Public Servants

Lecture 794 20 Seven Principles of Public Life by Lord Nolan

Lecture 795 21 Aptitude An Overview

Lecture 796 22 Concept Of Social Responsibility-Role Of Business

Lecture 797 23 Official Secrets Act and RTI Act

Lecture 798 24 Quotable Quotes Of Mahatma Gandhi

Lecture 799 25 Role of Western Values in Contemporary Indian Society

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Geomatics & Advance Surveying
Published 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 51.98 GB | Duration: 40h 42m

Curve for Road Alignment, Triangulation, Hydrographic & Underground Surveying, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing, GPS, GIS



What you'll learn
Marking Compound Curve Alignment of Roads
Understanding Concept of Triangulation for Survey of Large Area
Field Operations in Hydrographic Survey and Underground Survey
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing for Map Creation
Concept of GPS and Application GIS for Map Creation

Requirements
Knowledge of Basic Land Surveying,
Use of Surveying Instruments and Field Procedures

Description
Unit-I: Curves: Classification, degree of curve, elements of circular and compound curves, theory and methods of setting out simple curves, Instrumental method of setting out compound curves.Unit-II: Triangulation: principles, classification of triangulation system, triangulation figures, their choice of station, phase of signals, towers, satellite station, reduction to center, field work, reconnaissance, Inter-visibility, angular measurements. Basenet, extension of Basenet.Unit-III: Hydrographic surveying: necessity, controls, shore line surveys, gauges, sounding equipment s and procedure of taking soundings, methods of location of sounding, three-point problem in hydrographic surveying, analytical and graphical methods. Underground Surveying: surface alignment, correlation of surface and underground surveys; Weisbach triangle, transferring levels and alignment underground.Unit-IV: Elements of photogrammetry: Basic definitions, terrestrial and aerial photography, scale of vertical photograph, Relief and relief displacements, heights from parallel measurements, flight planning, photographs required.Unit-V:1.Remote sensing: Introduction, definitions, remote sensing systems, advantages over conventional system, energy interaction in the atmosphere, Indian remote sensing satellite series and their characteristics 2. GPS: Global positioning system (GPS) introduction, definitions, GPS receivers, antenna, advantages of GPS.Unit-VI: 1. Geographical Information System: Definition and history, Components of GIS, Data structure and formats, Spatial data models Raster and vector, Data base design- editing and topology creation in GIS, Linkage between spatial and non-spatial data, Introduction to QGIS software. 2. GIS application: Application in Geological Investigations, water resources management, environmental studies, EIA based studies, Land use planning, soil studies and transportation planning.

Overview
Section 1: Unit-I Curves in Road Alignment

Lecture 1 Types of Curve

Lecture 2 Elements of Simple Curve

Lecture 3 Locating Curve by Offset from Long chord and Tangent

Lecture 4 Problem on Locating Curve by Offset from Long chord and Tangent

Lecture 5 Locating Curve by Offset from Chord produced

Lecture 6 Problem on Locating Curve by Offset from Chord produced

Lecture 7 Locating Curve by Deflection Angle Method

Lecture 8 Problem on Locating Curve by Deflection Angle Method

Lecture 9 Locating Curve by Two Theodolite and Tachometric Method

Lecture 10 Introduction to Transition Curve

Lecture 11 Elements of Transition Curve

Lecture 12 Problems on Transition Curve

Lecture 13 Design of Compound Curve

Section 2: Unit-II Triangulation

Lecture 14 Triangulation Basic

Lecture 15 Classification of Triangulation System

Lecture 16 Triangulation Figure

Lecture 17 Triangulation Process

Lecture 18 Intervisibility of Stations Problem

Lecture 19 Intervisibility of Stations Problem-2

Lecture 20 Extension to base net

Lecture 21 Triangulation Calculations

Lecture 22 Triangulation Problems

Section 3: Unit-III Hydrographic Surveying

Lecture 23 Hydrographic Surveying- Introduction

Lecture 24 Sounding Equipment

Lecture 25 Locating Sounding Points -I

Lecture 26 Locating Sounding Points -II

Lecture 27 Three Point Problem Graphical Solution

Lecture 28 Three Point Problem Analytical Solution

Lecture 29 Underground Surveying - Mine Surveying

Lecture 30 Transferring Level Underground

Section 4: Unit-IV Photogrammetry

Lecture 31 Photogrammetric Surveying Concepts & Definition

Lecture 32 Scale of Vertical Photograph

Lecture 33 Relief Displacement

Lecture 34 Flight Planning

Lecture 35 No. of Photographs

Section 5: Unit-V Remote Sensing & GPS

Lecture 36 Introduction to Remote Sensing

Lecture 37 Types of Remote Sensing System

Lecture 38 Stages in Remote Sensing

Lecture 39 Electromagnetic Spectrum

Lecture 40 Application of Remote Sensing

Lecture 41 Global Positioning System

Lecture 42 Application of GPS

Lecture 43 Indian Remote Sensing System

Section 6: Unit-VI Geographical Information System

Lecture 44 Introduction to GIS

Lecture 45 Function and Objectives of GIS

Lecture 46 GIS Capabilities

Lecture 47 Application of GIS

Lecture 48 Working with GIS

Section 7: Unit-VII Tachometric Surveying

Lecture 49 Introduction to Tachometry

Lecture 50 Tachometry Formula Derivation

Lecture 51 Problems on Tachometry -B

Lecture 52 Subtense Method

Lecture 53 Tangential Method of Tachometry

Lecture 54 Other Instruments for Tachometry

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CBTNuggets - Introduction to Machine Learning
Released 3/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 420 Lessons ( 48h ) | Size: 29 GB

This entry-level training in machine learning and artificial intelligence prepares learners to convert vast datasets into not only meaningful information but also actionable insights, predictions, and forward-looking trends.

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The impact of machine learning on today's technological landscape is simply immeasurable. This course serves as an introduction to the groundbreaking power of machine learning, and aims to illuminate the exciting possibilities of solving real-world problems with machine learning. It s up to you to harness these insights and skills to solve specific problems in your organization or professional work.

Fortunately, this course goes beyond the concepts of machine learning by offering hands-on opportunities to build models with scikit-learn, PyTorch, TensorFlow, and even a crash course in LLM development with OpenAI, LangChain, and HuggingFace.

Once you complete this Introduction to Machine Learning training, you ll be adept at employing algorithms to uncover hidden insights, leverage statistical analysis, and generate data-driven predictive outcomes - all by using machine learning.

For leaders of IT teams, this machine learning course offers an amazing transformative value: ideal for new junior data scientists transitioning into machine learning, integrating personalized training sessions, or simply a comprehensive reference for data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI) concepts and best practices.

Introduction to Machine Learning: What You Need to Know
This machine learning training features videos that cover essential data science, machine learning, and AI topics including

Exploring machine learning fundamentals and the latest best practices
Making sense of algorithms such as gradient descent and backpropagation
Implementing classification and regression models to uncover patterns in data
Diving into the perceptron and neural networks with powerful AI modeling concepts
Hands-on introduction to PyTorch, and TensorFlow model building
Distilling Large Language Models (LLMs) with ChatGPT, LangChain, and HuggingFace

Who Should Take Introductory Machine Learning Training?
The introduction to machine learning training is presented as associate-level data science training, which means it was designed for junior data scientists and aspiring machine learning engineers. This machine learning skills course offers significant value to both emerging IT professionals with at least a year of experience and seasoned data scientists looking to validate their data science skills in an ever advancing field.

New or aspiring junior data scientists. If you re a brand new data scientist, you don t want to start your first job without a familiarity with machine learning. Whether you re looking for your first job or you're still a student, take this introduction to machine learning and bring all the capabilities and opportunities of machine learning with you to your first job from day one.

Experienced junior data scientists. If you ve navigated working as a data scientist for several years without delving into machine learning, congrats on your achievement! This introductory machine learning course will further broaden your wheelhouse of skills, empowering you to work with precision, efficiency, and alignment to the latest best practices and tools. Not to mention staying at the forefront of data science but also opening up profitable opportunities and advancement in your career.

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Java Programming: A Comprehensive Bootcamp from Zero to Hero
Published 3/2024
Created by Eazy Bytes,Madan Reddy
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 526 Lectures ( 65h 38m ) | Size: 24.3 GB

Become a Java developer - Core Java, Functional Programming, Lambdas, Streams, Collections, Covers upto Java 21

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What you'll learn:
Java basics including OOPs principles, Keywords, Operators, Objects, Classes, Methods, Constructors, Control flow statements, Loops, Inheritance, Interface etc.
Java intermediate concepts including Exceptional handling, Wrapper Classes, Collections, Enums, Date and Time API
Java advance concepts including Generics, Functional Programming, Lambda Expressions, Functional Interfaces, Method References, Streams API, Multi Threading
Achieve professional proficiency in Java programming
Gain practical expertise by completing over 100 coding exercises
Master Java best practices guided by an experienced developer

Requirements:
No prior programming experience required, but familiarity with basic programming concepts will be beneficial.
A computer with internet access and a willingness to learn and practice.

Description:
Welcome to the course Java Programming: A Comprehensive Bootcamp from Zero to Hero, a comprehensive course designed to equip developers of all levels with the essential skills and knowledge to master Java programming from its fundamentals to advanced topics up to Java 21. Whether you're a beginner looking to kickstart your programming journey or an experienced developer seeking to enhance your Java expertise, this course has something valuable to offer.Course Overview:This course is meticulously crafted to cover every aspect of Java programming in-depth, ensuring a solid understanding of both the foundational concepts and the latest advancements in the language. Here's what you can expect to learn throughout the course:Section 1: Let's Say Hello to JavaWhat is Java & why should you learnApproach to learn Java languageWriting your first Java statement using jshellBrief history of Java & it's release timelineWhy do we have different JDK vendors in Java ecosystemInstallation of JavaSection 2: Primitive data types in JavaIntroduction to Java KeywordsDeep dive on byte, short, int, long, float, double data typesSyntax to declare primitive data types & store data using themHow to name a java variableCase Styles in programmingDeep dive on boolean primitive data typeDeep dive on char primitive data typeDemo of Overflow and Underflow[Java 7] Using underscore in numeric literalsDemo of octal number format in JavaDemo of hexa number format in JavaDemo of binary number format in JavaType casting in JavaDemo of implicit and explicit castingIntroduction to String in JavaDemo of String in JavaSection 3: What happens behind the scenes when a Java program executesIntroduction to life cycle of a Java programWhat is JDK, JRE, JVMHow Java became a platform independent languageIntroduction to Java program code structureWriting first Java class, compiling & running itIntroduction to IDE & IntelliJ IDEACreate first Java project in IntelliJ & set up a themeWriting first Java class in IntelliJSection 4: Deep dive on Java classes, methods, fields, constructorsJava supports Object-oriented programming (OOP)Demo of creating a Java classDeclaring fields in a Java classDemo of Java methodsIntroduction to method signaturePurpose of a return statement in Java methodsSyntax of method invocation in JavaLet s say hi to main method againHow to create & initialize Java objectsIntroduction to Constructor in JavaDemo of Constructor in Java & introduction to debuggingProblem with default or no-args constructorConstructor Overloading in JavaConstructor chaining in JavaUsage of return statement in constructorInstance Initialization Block in Java class - Part 1Instance Initialization Block in Java class - Part 2Introduction to static variables in JavaHow to define constant final static variablesDifferences between static & instance variablesIntroduction to static methods in Java Static Initialization Block in Java classDebugging of method invocations in IntelliJWhere does Java store classes, objects, variables, methodsDeep dive on Heap memory and stack memoryIntroduction to null in JavaObject Destruction and Garbage collection in JavaClass vs Object vs Instance vs ReferenceWhat is encapsulation in JavaSection 5: Comments in JavaSingle line Comments in JavaMulti line Comments in JavaIntroduction to javadoc commentsGenerating javadoc using IntelliJSection 6: Deep dive on String in JavaIntroduction to String Pool in JavaThe intern method in StringThe concat method in StringEscape sequence character & Unicode char values in StringFinding the length of a StringComparing Strings in JavaFetching a character at an index in StringChecking if a String is emptyChanging the case in StringConverting values as StringSearching for a value in StringTrimming a StringFetching Substring from a StringReplacing a part of a StringSplitting Strings[JAVA 8] Joining StringsThe format() method in StringSystem.out.printf() methodUnderstanding how String objects are immutableHow to create mutable strings in Java[JAVA 15] Text Block in JavaConverting String to primitive data type valuesConvert String to double data typeSection 7: Operators in JavaIntroduction to Operators & Operands in JavaAssignment Operator in JavaIntroduction to Arithmetic Operators in JavaAddition Operator in JavaString Concatenation OperatorDivision Operator in JavaModulus Operator in JavaUnary plus and minus operatorsCompound Arithmetic Assignment Operators in JavaIncrement and Decrement operators in JavaIntroduction to Relational Operators in JavaEquality Operator in JavaInequality Operator in JavaGreater than, Greater than or equal, Less than, Less than or equal operatorsIntroduction to Logical Operators in JavaLogical NOT operator in JavaLogical Short-Circuit AND, Logical AND operators in JavaLogical Short-Circuit OR, Logical OR operators in JavaLogical XOR operator in JavaCompound Logical Assignment Operators in JavaBitwise Operators in JavaBitwise NOT operator or 1 s complement in JavaBitwise AND operator in JavaBitwise OR operator in JavaBitwise XOR operator in JavaLeft Shift operator in JavaSigned Right Shift operator in JavaUnsigned Right Shift operator in JavaCompound assignment bitwise operators in JavaTernary or Conditional operator in JavaDetails of Java operators Precedence & Associativity Section 8: Control flow statements in JavaIntroduction to Control flow statements in JavaDeep dive on if, else if, else statements in JavaNested if- else if - else statementsTernary operator in the place of if-else statementDeep dive on switch case statement[JAVA 14] Deep dive on switch expressionDeep dive on while statementDeep dive on do while statementDeep dive on for loopDeep dive on nested for loopsbreak statementcontinue statementreturn statementLocal variables & ScopeSection 9: packages in JavaIntroduction to packages & benefits of themCreating a packageRules & standards to name a packageUsing package members with import statementThe great java.lang packageThe static import statementsImportant points about packages & importsIntroduction to access modifiersDemo of access modifiers for java classesDemo of access modifiers for methods, fields in classesDeep dive on POJO classesSection 10: Inheritance in JavaIntroduction to Inheritance in JavaObject class is the default Superclassis-a & has-a relationships in JavaWhat a subclass inherits from its superclassIntroduction to upcasting in JavaIntroduction to downcasting & it's demoinstanceof OperatorStatic Binding and Dynamic Binding in JavaWhat is Polymorphism in JavaMethod Overridingsuper keyword to invoke super class methods from sub classMethod OverloadingMethod overriding vs Method overloadingMethod hiding in Java InheritanceField hiding in Java InheritanceThe story of constructors & Inheritance togetherthis and super keywords in JavaTypes of Inheritance in Javaabstract methods and classesfinal keyword in Java[JAVA 17] sealed classes & interfacesSection 11: Interfaces in JavaIntroduction to InterfacesConstant Field Declarations in interface[JAVA 8] How to build default methods in interfaces[JAVA 8] How to build static methods in interfacesMultiple Inheritance using interfacesInterface defines a new typeMarker Interface[JAVA 8] Functional InterfaceClass Vs Abstract Class Vs InterfaceSection 12: Arrays in JavaWhat is a Array in JavaDeclaring & initializing ArraysArrays lengthIterate elements of Array using for loopIterate elements of Array using for-each loopArrays advantages and disadvantagesCopying Arrays using loopsCopying Arrays using arraycopy and copyOf methodsConverting ArraysSorting ArraysSearching an ArrayFilling an ArrayIntroduction to multidimensional or nested arraysTwo-Dimensional or 2D ArraysJagged ArraysThree-Dimensional or 3D ArraysSection 13: Accept input using BufferedReader and ScannerUnderstanding System.out.printlnIntroduction to BufferedReader & DemoIntroduction to Scanner & DemoComparison of BufferedReader and ScannerDon t use System.out.println in Production codeLogging in JavaSection 14: Exception handling using try, catch and finallyTaste of first Exceptiontry-catch blockmultiple catch blocksfinally block[JAVA 7] try- with-resources statementRules while handling exceptionsThe Exception HierarchyChecked ExceptionsUnchecked Exceptionsthrows keywordthrow keywordDifferences between throw and throws keywordException PropagationNested try blockCustom Checked ExceptionCustom Unchecked Exceptionfinal, finally and finalizeSection 15: Unmasking Java's Superclass(java.lang.Object) SecretsIntroduction to the methods in Object classDeep dive on getClass() in Object classDeep dive on hashCode() in Object classDeep dive on equals() in Object classOverride hashCode() & equals() methodsOverride hashCode() & equals() methods using IntelliJDeep dive on toString() in Object classDemo of hashCode(), equals() & toString() methods of StringDeep dive on finalize() in Object classDeep dive on clone() in Object classDetails about Shallow cloning & Deep cloningMutable and Immutable objects[JAVA 16] Record classes[JAVA 10] var (local variable type inference)Section 16: Introduction to Collections & Wrapper ClassesArrays have limitationsWhat are Collections & why they accept only objectsIntroduction to Wrapper ClassesConvert Primitive Type to Wrapper Objects (Boxing)Convert Wrapper Objects into Primitive Types (Unboxing)Autoboxing and unboxingCaching with valueOf() methodsJava Collection Framework HierarchySection 17: Lists and ArrayLists Unleashed A Hilarious Journey through Data StructuresDeep dive on the Collection Interface[JAVA 21] Deep dive on the Sequenced CollectionsDeep dive on the List InterfaceHow to create objects of ArrayListDemo of ArrayList[JAVA 7] Diamond Operator in JavaArrayList performance[JAVA 9] Creating Immutable ListsIterate ArrayList using for-each and iterator()Iterate ArrayList using listIterator()Sorting ArrayList using sort() methodsSorting ArrayList using custom ComparatorSorting ArrayList of custom data type using ComparableSorting ArrayList of custom data type using ComparatorArrays vs ArrayListSection 18: LinkedLists - Java's Dance of NodesIntroduction of LinkedListHow to create objects of LinkedListDemo of LinkedListIterate LinkedList elementsSorting LinkedList elementsLinkedList performanceArrayList vs LinkedListSection 19: Generics in JavaIntroduction to Generics in JavaWhy we need Generics in JavaGeneric class in JavaGenerics methods in JavaCollections with out GenericsCovariance DemoSubtype or Upper Bound WildcardsSupertype or Lower Bound WildcardsUnbounded WildcardsSection 20: Deep dive on Map, HashMap, TreeMap, LinkedHashMapIntroduction to Map in JavaDemo of HashMapHow HashMap Store Key, ValueHow HashMap retrieve Value[JAVA 8] HashMap improvements in Java 8Iterating HashMap using keySet() and entrySet()Iterating HashMap using values()Introduction to TreeMap in JavaDemo of TreeMap in JavaDemo of LinkedHashMap in Java[JAVA 9] Creating Immutable MapsSection 21: Set, HashSet, TreeSet, LinkedHashSetIntroduction to Set in JavaDemo of HashSetHow HashSet works internallyIterating HashSetSet operationsDemo of TreeSet in JavaDemo of LinkedHashSet in Java[JAVA 9] Creating Immutable SetsList vs SetSection 22: Enums in JavaIntroduction to EnumsProblems with normal Java class constants approachDemo of Enum approachAssociating Data to Enum ConstantsDemo of EnumSet and it's important methodsAdvantages of EnumsSection 23: Date and Time in JavaHow Java supports Date and TimeWhy a new Date API introduced in Java 8Demo of java util DateDate formatting and parsing using SimpleDateFormatDemo of java sql DateDemo of java util CalendarTimeZone specific Date and Time[JAVA 8] Introduction to new Date & Time API from Java 8[JAVA 8] The of() methods in java.time Date and Time API[JAVA 8] The from() & withXxx() methods in java.time Date and Time API[JAVA 8] The toXxx() & atXxx() methods in java.time Date and Time API[JAVA 8} The getXxx(), plusXxx() and minusXxx() methods in new Date & Time API[JAVA 8] Introduction to Instant and Duration in java.time Date and Time API[JAVA 8] Demo of Instant and Duration in java.time Date and Time API[JAVA 8] Period in java.time Date and Time API[JAVA 8] The multipliedBy(), dividedBy() & negated() methods[JAVA 8] The truncatedTo() method[JAVA 8] Demo of ZoneId, ZonedDateTime[JAVA 8] Demo of ZoneOffset[JAVA 8] Demo of OffsetDateTime and OffsetTime[JAVA 8] Demo of Day Light Saving with ZonedDateTime[JAVA 8] Non-ISO Calendars in java.time Date and Time API[JAVA 8] Formatting Dates and Times using DateTimeFormatter[JAVA 8] Parsing Dates and Times using DateTimeFormatterSection 24:[JAVA 8] Functional Programming using lambda expressionsIntroduction to Functional ProgrammingImperative style vs functional style programmingWhat are lambda expressions and their syntaxHow to build Lambda expressionsDeep dive on Functional InterfacesHow Functional Interface & Lambda expressions are linkedAnonymous inner class in the place of lambda expressionsPredefined Functional interfaces inside JDKDeep dive on Predicate functional interfaceDeep dive on Function functional interfaceDeep dive on UnaryOperator interfaceDeep dive on Consumer interfaceDeep dive on Supplier interfaceDeep dive on BiFunctional InterfacesPrimitive Type functional interfacesDeep dive on Lexical Scoping of Lambda expressionsthis and super inside lambda expressionSection 25:[JAVA 8] Building Lambda expressions using Method ReferencesIntroduction to Method ReferencesDemo of Static Method ReferenceDemo of Instance Method ReferenceDemo of Instance method Reference using Class typeDemo of Constructor ReferenceSection 26:[JAVA 8] Streams APIIntroduction to java util stream APICreating a Stream from collectionsStreams have no storageIntroduction to Streams PipelineDemo of Streams map() methodDemo of Streams flatMap() methodDemo of Streams filter() methodDemo of Streams limit() methodDemo of Streams skip() methodStreams are traversable only onceIntroduction to Streams reduce() methodDemo of Streams reduce() methodDemo of Streams collect() methodDemo of Streams collectingAndThen() methodDemo of Streams groupingBy() and partitioningBy() methodFinding and Matching methods in StreamsQuick revision about stream pipelineDeep dive on parallel streams and demoCollections Vs StreamsSection 27:[JAVA 8] Optional to deal with nulls in JavaIntroduction to Optional classDemo of OptionalDemo of ifPresent, ifPresentOrElse, orElse, orElseGet methodsDemo of orElseThrow, map, filter methodsQuick tip to filter null elements with Stream APISection 28: MultiThreading in JavaWhat is MultiThreadingHow a program or a software executes inside a computerParallel vs Concurrent ExecutionHow multiple threads improve performanceCreating Threads in JavaMultiThreading Demo ProgramDemo of Thread methods getId, threadId, getName, setName, currentThread, sleepDemo of Thread method join, getPriority, setPriorityDemo of wait(), notify(), notifyAll()Introduction to Race condition & synchronized keywordDemo of synchronized methods and blocksIntroduction & Demo of volatile keywordIntroduction to DeadlockDemo Deadlock & possible fixes[JAVA 21] Introduction to Virtual ThreadsThroughout the course, you'll engage in hands-on coding exercises, assignments, and projects to reinforce your learning and apply the concepts in real-world scenarios. Our experienced instructors will provide guidance, support, and insights to help you navigate the intricacies of Java programming effectively.Whether you aspire to become a Java developer, enhance your career prospects, or simply gain a deeper understanding of one of the most widely-used programming languages, this course will empower you to achieve your goals in the world of Java programming.Prerequisites:- No prior programming experience required, but familiarity with basic programming concepts will be beneficial.- A computer with internet access and a willingness to learn and practice.Target Audience:- Beginners aspiring to learn Java programming.- Experienced developers looking to expand their Java skills.- Students and professionals seeking to advance their careers in software development.Enroll now and embark on a journey to master Java programming comprehensively, from the basics to Java 21 and beyond!

Who this course is for:
Beginners aspiring to learn Java programming.
Experienced developers looking to expand their Java skills
Students and professionals seeking to advance their careers in software development

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Tradeciety - Trading Academy
MP4 | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1920x1080 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz | Duration: 74h 30m | 20.5 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Your journey to trading success starts here.

Our course summarizes 16+ years of trading experience in a few hours.

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