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Soul Jazz Survival Guide with Fareed Haque's (2018)
WEBRip | English | MP4 | 960 x 540 | AVC ~1114 kbps | 29.970 fps
AAC 125 Kbps 48.0 KHz | 2 channels | ~2 hours | 952 MB
Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson​

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Soul jazz lives on today in the music of contemporary artists such as Snarky Puppy, Medeski Martin & Wood, Questlove, D Angelo, and Garaj Mahal. Garaj Mahal's bandleader, and one of TrueFire's most popular educators, Fareed Haque presents a comprehensive Soul Jazz curriculum here in the Soul Jazz Survival Guide.

"Jazz and Blues and Rock and Funk all come from the same roots. American music is American Music. It's my mission to embrace this truth in my music, in my playing, and in my teaching. Soul Jazz is as American as folk, pop, and other dance traditions - it is living music! This course is an attempt to continue the dialogue about what living music is all about, and how jazz is an essential part of that dialogue, regardless of what styles of music you choose to play. Plus, Soul Jazz is fun to play, easy to learn, and a great way to build your jazz chops!"

Fareed organized The Soul Jazz Survival Guide into two sections. In the first section, he guides you through 22 key concepts and techniques: Recommended Listening, Embracing the Blues as a Foundation, Major & Minor Pentatonic, Adding The Blue Note, Mixing Major & Minor Blues, Adding Major Blues to Minor Blues, Adding the Major 3rd, Adding the Major 6th, Adding the Major 9th, Adding Minor Blues to Major Blues, Using a Single Blues Scale, Adding Chromatics from 3rd to 5th, Adding Chromatics from 5th to 7th, Adding Chromatics from 7th to 9th, Bringing it Home, Dealing with Chord Changes, Soul Jazz Tricks & Licks, Double Stops, Octaves, Embracing Your Inner Chuck Berry, Swingin', Laying Back, and Rhythm & Comping Approaches.

If you already play the blues, and/or are already familiar with the pentatonic scale, you'll breeze through Fareed's curricular approach for learning Soul Jazz, which is based on the pentatonic scale. In fact, you'll be able to apply these key principles to play any style of Jazz.

"The 5-note pentatonic scale, NOT the 7-note major or minor scale, is the essential building block of jazz and, frankly, most music from around the world, certainly most American music. Jazz, Funk, Gospel, Bluegrass and other American music styles all come from or are related to the blues. The Blues at the same time. You can solo with Blues scale and hit all of the essential notes in most jazz chord progressions. Once you can do this, then you'll start to add chromatic notes to connect the 5 notes together... and that starts to sound like... Bebop!"

In the second section, you'll play through 4 Soul Jazz performance studies and apply all of the key concepts and techniques from the first section. Fareed will demonstrate both rhythm guitar comping approaches and soloing examples.

"I'll show you a rhythm and lead performance over a two-chord organ trio-style vamp.Next, we'll play rhythm and solo over a track with slightly more chord changes based on Grant Green's Flood in Franklin Park. We'll solo over a slightly outside sounding blues in A, and finally, a lead and rhythm performance study over a laid-back New Orleans-style groove."

Fareed will explain and demonstrate all of the key concepts and approaches along the way. You'll get standard notation, tabs, and diagrams for the key examples and performance studies. Plus, Fareed includes all of the rhythm tracks for you to work with on your own. In addition, you'll be able to loop or slow down any of the performances so that you can work with the materials at your own pace.

Grab your guitar and let's get our Soul Jazz groove on with Fareed Haque!

Features:
Multi-Angle Videos
Slo-Motion
Looping
Progress Tracking
Includes:
30 Charts (.pdf)
11 Jam Tracks (.mp3)
25 Tabs (.gp5 or .ptb)
1 hr, 42 mins of Video (.mp4)

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Killer Microsoft Access Bootcamp Course
.MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 3 hours | Size: 1.12 GB​

Learn Microsoft Access fast and become productive in a very short-time.
What you'll learn
SQL
Query Design
Tables and Relationships
Database Design
Data Types
Import/Export files
MS Access Overall
Requirements
Make sure any version of Microsoft Access is Installed in Your PC
Description
Learn from the best and grow your skills and income.
This Microsoft Access course is a fast-paced and it'll teach you in BABY STEPS what you need to get started in Microsoft Access.
- Short and sweet.
- No prior experience required.
- You must have Microsoft Access (any version) installed in your machine.
- This course is easy and effective
- You'll stand out amongst your peers with your productivity. MS Access is very powerful;
- Learn Microsoft Access once and use it unlimited number of times. Once you learn Microsoft Access, it's hard to unlearn it.
- You will gain a valuable skill and strengthen your resume, salary, and better chances of promotions.
Who is the target audience?
Professionals who use Microsoft Access in the workplace
College Students
Anyone who is interested in databases and SQL

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Frontendmasters - Introduction to Elm, v2 (2018)
WEBRip | English | MP4 + Project files | 1920 x 1080 | AVC ~365 kbps | 30 fps
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By coding along with Richard, you will build an Elm application from start to finish using elm-package to access Elm's package ecosystem, write tests with elm-test, work with third-party JavaScript libraries from Elm using JavaScript Interop, and much more! Throughout the course, Richard discusses tips and tricks for getting the most out of the language.
Table of Contents:
Course Introduction
Introduction
00:00:00 - 00:01:34
Introduction
Richard Feldman introduces Elm as a functional programming language that compiles to JavaScript. - 0:19-1:03
Costs & Benefits
00:01:35 - 00:09:31
Costs & Benefits
Richard explains some of the costs and benefits of using Elm. The concerns that people have when considering Elm are addressed but are countered with its measurable technical advantages.
Workshop Structure
00:09:32 - 00:16:20
Workshop Structure
The Elm RealWorld Example App, which resembles Medium.com, is introduced at the project that will be built throughout the course. Richard explains how this project will progress from a single webpage to knowledge of how to fix bugs, and to modify and maintain a real-world Elm codebase.
Elm Introduction
Functions & if expressions
00:16:21 - 00:21:22
Functions & if expressions
Richard introduces functions and if expressions in Elm by comparing how one would write a simple function in JavaScript, and then in Elm. Elm's compiler plays a similar role to Babel or TypeScript, but then advantages it has over both is demonstrated.
Nested Function Expressions
00:21:23 - 00:23:15
Nested Function Expressions
Richard covers how to write a comment and how functions are called in Elm.
Smart Compile Errors
00:23:16 - 00:27:28
Smart Compile Errors
Richard demonstrates how the type inference build into the language can benefit the user by catching errors before the code compiles.
Virtual DOM
00:27:29 - 00:35:27
Virtual DOM
Richard explains that Elm uses a Virtual DOM for rendering - the same underlying approach React uses. However, Elm does it with plain function calls instead of templates.
Introduction Review & Q&A
00:35:28 - 00:40:43
Introduction Review & Q&A
Questions are asked regarding the syntax for versions of Elm after 0.9, the learning curve of elm, source maps, and how new features are decided upon in the language.
Rendering a Page Exercise
00:40:44 - 00:46:16
Rendering a Page Exercise
This exercise explores using Elm's Virtual DOM system to add elements to a static page.
Rendering a Page Solution
00:46:17 - 00:49:30
Rendering a Page Solution
Richard live-codes the solution to the Rendering a Page exercise.
Manipulating Values
Strings
00:49:31 - 00:52:10
Strings
Richard introduces the process of manipulating strings in Elm.
let Expressions
00:52:11 - 00:56:52
let Expressions
Richard explains how let expressions affect scope, and give names to values.
Lists
00:56:53 - 01:00:06
Lists
Lists in Elm are as common as Arrays in JavaScript. Richard explains how lists are implemented in Elm.
Anonymous Functions
01:00:07 - 01:01:50
Anonymous Functions
Richard gives an example of an anonymous function defined inline with a slightly different syntax from named functions. - whole clip
Partial Application
01:01:51 - 01:03:51
Partial Application
Richard introduces the concept of partial application in Elm.
Render a List to a View
01:03:52 - 01:06:11
Render a List to a View
Richard demonstrates how using Elm's functional nature can make creating an unordered list an extremely quick task.
Manipulating Values Review & Q&A
01:06:12 - 01:12:12
Manipulating Values Review & Q&A
Questions from the audience are asked about how Elm handles .map() differently than JavaScript, and backward compatibility in Elm. Richard also discusses the future of compiling to Web Assembly.
Manipulating Values Exercise
01:12:13 - 01:15:00
Manipulating Values Exercise
In this exercise, students use List.map and string manipulations to add a list of tags to the page rendered.
Manipulating Values Solution
01:15:01 - 01:17:16
Manipulating Values Solution
Richard live-codes the solution to the Manipulating Values exercise.
Interaction
Records
01:17:17 - 01:19:47
Records
Richard introduces interactions in Elm by first explaining what records are, and how to update them.
Record Iteration
01:19:48 - 01:21:29
Record Iteration
The differences while iterating over records in comparison to other collections.
Booleans
01:21:30 - 01:22:45
Booleans
Richard introduces how booleans and boolean operations are done in Elm.
Boolean Operations
01:22:46 - 01:25:21
Boolean Operations
In this section, List.member and List.filter are used to demonstrate booleans in Elm.
The Elm Architecture
01:25:22 - 01:29:09
The Elm Architecture
To make an application interactive, Richard introduces Elm's architecture. - 1:35 - 3:47
The Elm Architecture: Update
01:29:10 - 01:35:29
The Elm Architecture: Update
The question is posed about how to update the state of a page when an event happens. Richard explains how update takes the two arguments of msg and model to transition to the new application state.
Interaction Review & Q&A
01:35:30 - 01:38:06
Interaction Review & Q&A
Questions are asked about whether Elm has anything comparable to the React component lifecycles, and about CSS in Elm. Richard reviews what was covered in this section of the workshop.
Interaction Exercise
01:38:07 - 01:47:56
Interaction Exercise
In this exercise, students make the selected tag on their page filter the posts on the page.
Interaction Solution
01:47:57 - 01:54:15
Interaction Solution
Richard live-codes the solution to the Introducing Interaction exercise.
Type Annotations
Type Annotation Overview
01:54:16 - 01:56:20
Type Annotation Overview
Richard introduces type annotations, which apply to primitives, parameters, aliases, and functions. In Elm, the compiler enforces types, and it's explained why this is helpful for long-term applications.
Primitives & Records
01:56:21 - 01:57:41
Primitives & Records
Examples of how to use type annotations on primitives when the type changes is demonstrated. Record type annotations are also explained, and it becomes clear why the syntax for records is different than in JavaScript. - couldn't find the cut here in real-time
Parameters
01:57:42 - 01:59:22
Parameters
Richard exaplains why Lists in Elm have to have a consistent type, and how to apply type annotation using type parameters.
Aliases
01:59:23 - 02:00:42
Aliases
Richard demonstrates how type aliases can tersely describe compound types.
Html Msg
02:00:43 - 02:04:00
Html Msg
Richard introduces the usage Html Msg type parameter on the Html type.
Functions
02:04:01 - 02:12:29
Functions
Richard uses the Elm REPL to explain why type annotations for functions benefit directly from partial application in Elm.
Type Annotations Exercise
02:12:30 - 02:13:41
Type Annotations Exercise
Students add type annotations to the page they've built in the previous exercises.
Type Annotations Solution
02:13:42 - 02:21:19
Type Annotations Solution
Richard live-codes the solution to the Type Annotations exercise.
Custom Types
Case Expressions
02:21:20 - 02:26:01
Case Expressions
Richard introduces custom types, and hints that they will allow the audience to add features such as pagination and tabs to the example app. To demonstrate case expressions, it's demonstrated how a snippet would be written with an if statement, and then the same statement is rewritten with a case expression.
Variants & Booleans
02:26:02 - 02:29:30
Variants & Booleans
Richard goes into detail about how to create custom type variants. Booleans are also revealed to be a custom type in Elm.
Custom Types in Case Expressions
02:29:31 - 02:32:28
Custom Types in Case Expressions
Custom types are utilized to create a tab bar, wherein Richard demonstrates there is no need for a default case.
Containers
02:32:29 - 02:37:59
Containers
Richard transforms the custom type enumeration from the previous exercise into a container.
Custom Types in Messages
02:38:00 - 02:44:37
Custom Types in Messages
Through the use of pagination in the example app, custom types are shown to be a boon when applied to messages.
Custom Types Review & Q&A
02:44:38 - 02:48:51
Custom Types Review & Q&A
Richard reviews what we've learned with Custom Types and fields a question from the audience.
Custom Types Exercise
02:48:52 - 02:55:16
Custom Types Exercise
This exercise is designed to teach students how to work within an existing Elm codebase. Custom types are utilized to fix a bug in a Sign Up form.
Custom Types Solution
02:55:17 - 03:00:02
Custom Types Solution
Richard live-codes the solution to the Custom Types exercise.
Maybe
Maybe Overview
03:00:03 - 03:03:55
Maybe Overview
Richard contrasts Elm with JavaScript when accessing the first element of an array, and an empty array. The concepts of "Just" and "Maybe" are introduced.
Type Variables
03:03:56 - 03:07:28
Type Variables
Richard reveals that type variables allow for different type parameters on functions such as List.head. It's also discussed how the type Maybe could be defined as a custom type.
Pipelines & Review
03:07:29 - 03:12:13
Pipelines & Review
The pipeline operator (|>) allows the user to express a sequence of transformations without naming the intermediate values. Richard reviews what was learned in the last few sections before going on to the exercise. - 0:35-1:39
Maybe & Pipelines Exercise
03:12:14 - 03:15:42
Maybe & Pipelines Exercise
Students use Maybe to fix a bug related to users' avatars, and use pipelines on the Edit Article page.
Maybe & Pipelines Solution
03:15:43 - 03:19:09
Maybe & Pipelines Solution
Richard live-codes the solution to the Maybe and Pipelines exercise. - all of the clip
Decoding JSON
Decoding
03:19:10 - 03:23:50
Decoding
Richard explains how to decode data from one format to another in Elm, using String.toInt and Json.Decode.decodeString as examples.
Result
03:23:51 - 03:26:39
Result
Result has failure case includes a value that provides more detail on what went wrong. Richard points out how JavaScript and TypeScript fail in this regard. - couldn't find the cut :-/
Pipeline Decoding
03:26:40 - 03:36:10
Pipeline Decoding
Richard walks through how to use Json.Decode.Pipeline to decode JSON objects with several fields.
Optional & Nullable
03:36:11 - 03:40:25
Optional & Nullable
Richard introduces the concepts of Nullable and Optional Decoders that allow for optional or nonexistent fields in JSON data.
Decoding Review & Q&A
03:40:26 - 03:43:57
Decoding Review & Q&A
A point is clarified regarding Pipeline decoding, and determining whether the data received may be nullable. Richard reviews what was learned in the last few sections before going on to the exercise.
Decoding JSON Exercise
03:43:58 - 03:45:45
Decoding JSON Exercise
Students use JSON decoding to read data from the server into the articles in the feed.
Decoding JSON Solution
03:45:46 - 03:47:52
Decoding JSON Solution
Richard walks through the solution to the Decoding JSON exercise.
Talking to Servers
Tuples
03:47:53 - 03:52:17
Tuples
Richard introduces tuples, and explains how they differ from records.
Function Guarantees, Randomness, & Commands
03:52:18 - 03:59:15
Function Guarantees, Randomness, & Commands
Every Elm function is deterministic in nature. Richard explains how Elm turns a Generator into a randomly value. To do this, a Command must also be introduced. Time is taken to map the Command message into the Elm Architecture model.
Browser.element
03:59:16 - 04:00:37
Browser.element
Richard introduces Browser.element, which returns a tuple and allows the user to execute Commands.
Pure Functions
04:00:38 - 04:02:33
Pure Functions
Every Elm function is a pure function. Richard explains that, because of this, Elm has managed effects instead of side effects. - all of the clip
Http.getString
04:02:34 - 04:09:53
Http.getString
Richard describes how to use Http.getString and Http.send to define a Cmd that sends a HTTP request.
Http.get
04:09:54 - 04:11:42
Http.get
Richard introduces Http.get, which is built on top of Http.getString, but accepts a decoder for whatever shape of response it might get.
Pattern Matching & Review
04:11:43 - 04:14:00
Pattern Matching & Review
Pattern matching is utilized in a case-expression to handle the possibility of an HTTP request succeeding or failing. Richard reviews what was learned in the last few sections before going on to the exercise.
Talking to Servers Exercise
04:14:01 - 04:18:55
Talking to Servers Exercise
Students fix a problem where the Sign Up page is not sending a HTTP request when the user submits the form. Debug.todo is also introduced as a useful tool.
Talking to Servers Solution
04:18:56 - 04:24:43
Talking to Servers Solution
Richard walks through the solution to the Talking to Servers exercise.
Talking to JavaScript
Subscriptions
04:24:44 - 04:30:35
Subscriptions
Richard shows how subscriptions fit into the Elm Architecture, giving the example of Browser.onMouseMove.
The JavaScript Ecosystem
04:30:36 - 04:35:07
The JavaScript Ecosystem
Richard explains how Elm uses a "client/server" communication strategy to access the JavaScript ecosystem without sacrificing Elm's Guarantees
Unbound Type Variables
04:35:08 - 04:41:42
Unbound Type Variables
Richard introduces unbound type variables, which are useful because they are compatible with any other type variable.
port Modules, localForage, & Review
04:41:43 - 04:53:18
port Modules, localForage, & Review
Richard explains and walks through the process of using "ports" to send to and receive data from JavaScript. The ownership of state is also briefly discussed, and what was learned in the last few lessons is reviewed before going on to the exercise.
Talking to JS Exercise
04:53:19 - 04:56:18
Talking to JS Exercise
In this exercise, students set up ports to send and receive data to localForage.
Talking to JS Solution
04:56:19 - 05:01:31
Talking to JS Solution
Richard walks through the solution to the Talking to JS Exercise.
Wrapping Up
Review & Other Resources
05:01:32 - 05:07:20
Review & Other Resources
Richard reviews the topics the workshop has covered and shares additional resources.

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The Mechanics Of Electric Guitar
2xDVDRip | English | AVI | 672 x 384 | XviD ~600 kbps | 25 fps
MP3 80 Kbps 48.0 KHz | 1 channel | 04:56:18 | 1.41 GB
Genre: eLearning Video / Guitar lesson
A complete guitar course for absolute beginners with Lee Hodgson! This easy-to-follow tutorial is ideal if you've just bought your first guitar, or if there's been a guitar sitting around somewhere just waiting to be strummedR30; This DVD will take you from novice level through to intermediate level. Yet it requires no prior knowledge at all: it truly is for someone starting from the beginning.​

Slowly but surely, the tutor guides you through all the things that a beginner needs to know and, very importantly, points out what can go wrong. Each of the carefully designed chapters includes chord vocabulary, while commonly used scales and technique, are introduced strategically, along with some practical theory - nothing too demanding, just enough to help you understand what you're doing and why.
You'll soon be strumming chords, picking out melodies and, hopefully, writing some songs of your own! Making music has never been so easy!
Content:
Introduction
Introduction (1:07)
Guitar Components & Tuning (23:37)
Chapter 1
CAGED System - C Major (21:40)
CAGED System - A Major (5:58)
CAGED System - G Major (4:42)
CAGED System - E Major (4:59)
CAGED System - D Major (4:17)
Counting The Beat (12:08)
Chapter 2
Chords & Scales - C Minor (7:41)
Chords & Scales - E Minor (3:21)
Chords & Scales - D Minor (3:07)
Counting 8ths (9:44)
Chapter 3
Dominant 7th Chords (11:54)
Finger Picking Primer (14:52)
Chapter 4
F Major (2:49)
The Three Chord Trick (6:19)
More Scale Practice (3:06)
Picking Technique (9:58)
Rests & Ties (4:02)
Chapter 5
Further Dominant Chord Examples (11:21)
More Scale Practice (1:54)
Chapter 6
Suspended Chords (4:55)
The G Major Scale (7:46)
The Three Chord Trick Revisited (8:22)
Chapter 7
The Power Chord (4:54)
Barre Chords (17:54)
Major Scale Theory & Practice (4:52)
Chapter 8
More Barre Chords (9:21)
Movable Two Octave Major Scale Pattern (8:16)
Chapter 9
Major & Minor 7 Chord Vocabulary (15:36)
Arpeggios (2:51)
Chord Scales (Using Barre Chords) (2:18)
Alternating Bass Accompaniment Style (9:25)
Chapter 10
A Couple Of Cool Chords (4:31)
The Classic 12 Bar Blues Progression (12:52)
The Minor Pentatonic Scale & The Blues Scale (10:25)
Legato, Hammer-ons & Pull Offs (3:24)

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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 9.5 hours | Size: 4.29 GB
Go Programming for Beginners: The Complete Golang Guide. Master Go Programming (Golang) and build Go Programs. Golang.​

What you'll learn
Master the fundamentals of Golang
Learn about data types, variables, dependencies and control structures
Learn complex types, such as slices, arrays, functions, and interfaces
Explore Go's package library
Learn how to create your own package
Build high-performance applications in Golang
Requirements
A PC with Windows or Linux
An open mind and willingness to learn Go Programming.
Description
In today's world, Go programmers are in high demand. Go Programming for Beginners teaches you how to build scalable, high-performance applications in Golang using modern design principles.
The Go language handles the demands of applications by providing clean and quickly compiled code, garbage collection, an easy concurrency model, and an amaizing standard library. It's perfect for developing microservices or building scalable, maintainable systems.
This course is the authoritative resource for any developer who wants to learn Golang. It teaches you how to write clear and idiomatic Go to solve real-world problems. You'll master Go syntax, learn to work with types and functions, and explore bigger concepts like state and concurrency, with many exercises to practice what you learn. Along the way, you'll learn how to minimize your dependence on external frameworks, and you'll discover valuable productivity strategies for testing and deploying your applications.
The course does not assume any prior knowledge of Go nor experience with any other language, so you'll find it accessible whether you're most comfortable with Python, Ruby, JavaScript or C++.
What you'll learn in this course:
· Master the fundamentals of Golang
· Learn about data types, variables, dependencies and control structures
· Learn complex types, such as slices, arrays, functions, and interfaces
· Explore Go's package library
· Learn how to create your own package
· Build high-performance applications in Golang
Who is the target audience?
Complete beginners with no coding experience
Anyone who wants to learn Golang, regardless of previous experience.

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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 6.5 hours | Size: 3.86 GB
Master Excel Charts and SmartArt Graphics. Learn Interactive charts and Form control charts​

What you'll learn
Learn Pictures,Icons,Screen shots,Venn diagrams
Learn List,Process,Cycle,Hierarchy,Relationship,Matrix,Pyramid,Pivots & filter,Table,Graph,Slicers & timelines
Learn business intelligence and understand the importance of data trending and create valuable data visualizations.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of excel tools and functions
Passion to learn and apply
You will need MS Excel 2013 in your PC
Description
These online tutorials are indeed self-paced and one can easily make way and learn business intelligence and understand the importance of data trending and create valuable data visualizations.
The training will include Database introduction,Types of process flow,Types of charts in its introduction followed by Pictures,Icons,Screen shots,Venn diagrams illustrations. Then we will cover the smart art topics like List, Process, Cycle, Hierarchy, Relationship, Matrix, Pyramid, Pivots & filter, Table, Graph, Slicers & timelines. We will cover a lots of charts in this course such as Column & bar chart, Line & area graph, Pie & doughnut, Hierarchy chart, Statistical graph, Scatter Description, Water fall & stock charts, Combo charts, Radar chart, Speedometer, Maps, Thermometer, Mosaic & mekko charts, Sparklines, Line, Column,Win/loss.
The course is ideal for anyone interested in deeper knowledge in Excel. This course can be taken by experts too.
Who is the target audience?
Commerce students
Students from the business administration
Working professionals who go through the hectic working schedule of same repetitive work every day
Anyone who wants to learn excel charts and smartart

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Data Science on Google Cloud Platform: Predictive Analytics
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 39M | 81 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

Predictive analytics use historic data to look forward, enabling organizations to make better decisions. However, making accurate predictions from big data can be an overwhelming task. Enter Google Cloud Platform (GCP), a suite of cloud-computing services that bring scalability, elasticity, and automated machine learning to predictive analytics. This course-one of a series by data scientist Kumaran Ponnambalam-shows how to apply the power of GCP to generate predictions for your business. Start off by exploring the different tools and features for predictive analytics in GCP, including Cloud Dataproc, Cloud ML Engine, and the machine learning APIs such as Cloud Translation, Cloud Vision, and Cloud Video Intelligence. Then explore learn how to build, train, and deploy models to create predictions. Plus, learn best practices for cost control, testing, and performance monitoring of predictive models.

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Staging Your Office for Success with Thea
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 1 hours | Size: 0.97 GB​

The what and how of staging

What you'll learn

Identify many components of design
Understand what is involved in pulling the many components of designs
Be able to understand what design professionals do
Be able to work more successfully with a design professonals

Requirements

Open to learn
Anyone who wants to better understand what office design is about
Anyone who wants to learn about the many components of office design

Description

An office environment is an extension of a company's image, culture and principles. A well thought out office design, layout, material selection, ergonomic furniture, toxicity and EMF solutions; all increase productivity, efficiency, functionality, balance and harmony, while promoting a safer and healthier environment. Therefore, an organized, functional yet well designed workspace that suits the nature of the business is essential for the success of any company.

Who is the target audience?

Anyone who wants to gain the very basics of office design
Those that want to grow their understanding of design
Anyone in management that should or must know the consequences of design decisions

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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 1.5 hours | Size: 516 MB
This course covers the foundational concepts in algebra that students need to solve equations.​

What you'll learn
You will be able to tackle a wide variety of Algebra questions and problems with ease
Apply the order of operations for simplifying expressions
Requirements
Arithmetic (Pre-Algebra) Basic Math Knowledge
Pen, Paper and Hunger to Learn!
Description
Fundamentals of Algebra: Basic Rules & Concepts
To start learning algebra, you'll need to know basic math skills such as adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. Know the order of operations.
As, learning algebra is the next step after basic mathematics and involves the use of variables.
When a student says he or she is studying algebra, do you know what is the common reply from adults is?
"I haven't used that since I graduated from high school. "
So, if you are Learning Algebra, or refreshing your knowledge of Algebra from high school, this is the place to start!
Learning algebra helps to develop your critical thinking skills, including problem solving, logic, patterns, and deductive and inductive reasoning.
That's why, learn algebra, do practice problems and improve you math skills today!
Happy learning!
Who is the target audience?
Anyone looking to refresh their algebra knowledge
Anyone who is about to start algebra who are looking to get ahead
Anyone preparing for GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT

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Algorithms and Data Structures in Python - Part II
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 3 hours | Size: 929 MB​

Fenwick trees, caches, prefix trees and substring-search algorithms implemented in Python
What you'll learn
Have a good grasp of algorithmic thinking
Be able to develop your own algorithms
Be able to detect and correct inefficient code snippets
Requirements
Python basics
Some theoretical background ( big O notation )
Description
This course is for those who are interested in computer science and want to implement the algorithms and given data structures in Python. In every chapter you will learn about the theory of a given data structure or algorithm and then you will implement them from scratch.
Chapter 1: Binary Indexed Trees (Fenwick Trees)
theory behind the binary indexed tree or Fenwick tree data structure
how to use this data structure in computer vision and artificial intelligence
implementation in Python
Chapter 2: LRU Caches
what are caches and why are they so important
theory behind LRU caches
implementation in Python
Chapter 3: Prefix Trees (Tries)
what are tries or prefix trees
real world applications of tries
implementation in Python
Chapter 4: Substring Search Algorithms
what are substring search algorithms and why are they important in real world softwares
brute-force substring search algorithm
Boyer-Moore algortihm
Knuth-Morris-Pratt substring search algorithm
implementation in Python
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Who is the target audience?
This course is suited for anyone who has some basic knowledge in Python

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Pre-investing: Before Investing in Real Estate
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English​

New to real estate investing? Not sure where to start? There are over a dozen different ways to invest in real estate, from fix and flips to rentals, wholesaling, and lease options. But every good investment starts with preparation. In this course, real estate investor and consultant Symon He explains everything you need to know before you make your first investment. Learn how to develop an investment strategy, use comparable sales method to value property, and understand how a real estate market's different phases may impact you. With these tips, you can build the foundational knowledge you need to become an informed and profitable real estate investor.

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Website from Scratch in 1 hour using Bootstrap 4
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .VTT | Duration: 1 hours | Size: 219 MB
Learn how to build a modern fully responsive website from scratch using Bootstrap 4​

What you'll learn

Create a single page website from scratch
Use Bootstrap classes for rapid web development

Requirements

HTML and CSS experience
Access to a computer

Description

Welcome to Bootstrap 4 this course will guide you on how to use Bootstrap 4 to build modern websites from scratch.

Bootstrap 4 is packed full of components, built to assist you for faster web development and more responsiveness. Step by step guide to learn how to build a Bootstrap website from scratch.

Learn how to quick start using Bootstrap 4 to develop a template for building websites.
Discover how to use Bootstrap for quick page design
Create a basic design and how to construct your project
Build a cover introduction page to your website
Find out how easy it is to create a responsive navigation bar with Bootstrap
Use the Bootstrap grid to create structure for your web page
See how Cards work
Source Code is included to get you started quickly

Taught by an instructor with over eighteen years of web development experience ready to help you learn Bootstrap.

Jump right in and start learning to create your own Bootstrap websites today.

Who is the target audience?

Web developers
Web Designers
Anyone who wants to build a website
Bootstrap 3 users who want to learn Bootstrap 4

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