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Arduino Step By Step More Than 50 Hours Complete Course

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Arduino Step By Step More Than 50 Hours Complete Course
Last updated 2/2019
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 30.41 GB | Duration: 52h 35m

C Programming, Arduino, PIC Microcontroller, PCB Design, Wed Design for IOT, PID Controller Everything Included



What you'll learn
Arduino, PIC, C Programming, IOT

Requirements
No Basic Knowledge Required

Description
This is a Complete Arduino Course which will guide you from very basic to most advanced level. The problem for most of the students is lack of Applying programming knowledge to embedded system. So from this course you'll learn programming concepts step by step and the practical applications of each concept.This course divided into 16 SectionsSection 01From This Section You'll Get An Idea Of What Is A Program And Why C Is The Best Language For Embedded System Programming.As The Practicals You'll Learn Following, what Is An Arduino Board And The Difference Between Microprocessor And Microcontroller the Advantage Of Power Pins, The Scanning Process Of An Arduino Program. how To Use Digital Pins And Some Light Patterns To Understand The Basic Arduino Commands. why We Cant Connect A DC Motor Directly To MCU. Introduction To DC Motor Drivers And How To Control The Directions.Section 02From This Section You'll Get An Idea Of Why We Need Variables And The Different Types Of Variables In C Language.In Addition You'll Learn How To Get User Inputs And Basic Arithmetic Operations.As The Practical Session You'll Learn Following, what Is A Seven Segment And How To Interface A 7seg To Arduino. the Advantage Of BCD To 7seg Decorders And How To Use The how To Control 4 Digit 7seg Display Using The Frequency Method. the Internal Architecture Of A DC Relay And Controlling 230v Devices. also You'll Learn What Is PWM And The Theory Behind ,and Practical Application Of PWM.Section 03From This Section You'll Learn Why We Need Decision Making In Programmes And Four TypesOf Diffrerent Decision Making Algorithms. You'll Learn How To Use An If - ConditionStep By Step With Lots Of Examples.As The Practical Session You'll Learn How To Interface A Pushbutton As An Application Of If - ConditionAnd From This Section You'll Get An Idea Of Digital Communication And Deep Understanding About RS232Ports Of Arduino And How To Send And Receive Data Using Them. Also You Can Learn AboutWireless Communication And See Some Practical Demonstrations.Section 04From This Section You'll Learn If-else Condition As The Second Decision Making Algorithm. We Have Discussed Some Different Programs.As The Practical Session You'll Learn How To Use An If-else Condition In AnArduino Program. To Demonstarte That We Have Discussed Some Advanced Push Button Interfacing Practicals Including Bit Wise Operations. You'll Also Learn About Analog To Digital Conversion And The Theory Behind That. See How To Interface An Analog Sensor Such As Soil Moisture Sensor. In This Section You Can Learn How To Control DC Servo Motors And The Sevo Mechanism. Also You'll Able To Interface A 16x2 Lcd To Arduino. By The End Of This Section You'll Learn How To Do A Complete Flower Plant Project Including All The Theories You Have Learnt So Far.Section 05From This Section You'll Learn If-else If-else Condition As The Third Decision Making Algorithm. Also You Can Learn The Theory Of Loops And Lot Of Examples Regarding While Loop.In The Practical Session You'll Learn The Practical Usage Of While Loops.Next You Can Learn How To Interface A 4x4 Keypad To The Arduino. Do You Like To Control A Large (industrial) Stepper Motors? In This Section We'll Show You Step By Step Instruction And Demonstration of How To Control Very Large Stepper Using An Arduino. By The End Of This Section You'll Be Able To Understand The Exact Mechanism Of An Ultrasonic Sensor And How To Program It To Find The Distance.Section 06In This Section You Can Learn The Theory Of Nested While Loops, One Dimentional Arrays And Lot Of Example Programs.As The Practical Session We Build a Home Automation System So You Can Understand How To Use Arrays In An Arduino Program.Section 07From This Section You'll Learn Why We Need Sub Programs In Our Projects. Here We Explain 5 Different Types Of Functions And Some Examples Regarding Functions.As The Practical Session You'll Learn Why We Need A Hardware Mechanism Called Interrupts And The Advantage Of Interrupts Over Polling System. Also You Can Learn How To Create Functions In An Arduino Project.Section 08Form this Section We'll guide you step by step to making an obstacle avoiding and Maze Solving Robot. in this Section We demonstrate Several Algorithms for making an Obstacle Avoiding Robot and Each Steps will Demonstrate.Section 09From This Section You'll Get An Idea About The For Loop And How To Use That With Examples.As The Practical Session You'll Learn The Importance Of Creating Software Interfaces For Embedded System Applications. Here We Introduce How To Create A Visual Basic Interface And Start The Communication With Arduino.Section 10From This Section You'll Learn The Importance Of Learning PIC Microcontroller. Here We Explain The Pinout, RAM, Special Memories Such As PORT And TRIS. And You Also Learn How To Use In Built PIC Libraries. Also Learn How To Get Data (18B20 Temperature) From Ar Arduino To VB Interface.Section 11In This Section We Are Giving You An Assignment To Test Your C Programming Knowledge. And You Can Study Further About PIC Microcontroller With Proteus Simulations. You Can Learn The Important Of An EEPROM And How To Access Arduino EEPROM. Also Learn How To Send And Recieve SMS And How To Make Or Answer A Call Using Arduino With The Help Of A GSM Module.Section 12From This Section You'll Learn How To Group Related Variables Together Using Structures. And Learn How To Create And Handle A Database In Visual Basic So That You Can Create A Storing Mechanism For An Arduino Project.Section 13From This Section You'll Learn How To Deal With String Type Data In A C Program.As The Practical Session You'll Learn About I2C Communication And How To Interface A Real Time Clock Such As DS1307 Using The I2C Port Of The Arduino. Also You Can Learn How To Make A PCB For Any Arduino Project Using Eagle Cad Software.Section 14From This Section You'll Understand The Importance Of IOT Platform. How To Access A Device Through The Internet And How To Submit An Arduino Data To A Web Server. To Do That We Guide You Step By Step How To Make A Web Site Using Visual Web Developer (ASP) And How To Launch The Web Site And Finally How To Connect Arduino To The Web Server.Section 15From This Section You'll Learn How To Make A Line Following Robot Using Pololu QTR8 Sensor Array. Before That You'll Get A Very Deep Understanding About PID Control System. Propotional Controller, PI Controller And PD Controller. Also You'll Understand About Overshoot Error And The Oscillation Error.Section 16From this section we do a railway project using an arduino.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 what Is A Program

Lecture 2 introduction To C Programming

Lecture 3 printf Command

Lecture 4 escape Characters

Lecture 5 example 01

Lecture 6 challenge 01

Lecture 7 introduction To Arduino Board

Lecture 8 Testing Arduino Power Pins

Lecture 9 scanning System Of An Arduino Program

Lecture 10 Digital Inputs And Outputs

Lecture 11 Download program to MCU

Lecture 12 Basic Light Systems 1

Lecture 13 Download Basic Light Systems

Lecture 14 Second Light Pattern

Lecture 15 Download Second Light Pattern

Lecture 16 Third Light Pattern

Lecture 17 Download Third Light Pattern

Lecture 18 Combining All Patterns

Lecture 19 Demo All Patterns

Lecture 20 Introduction To Dc Motors And Drivers

Lecture 21 Different Types Of Motor Drivers And L293d

Lecture 22 Explaining L293d

Lecture 23 Introducing Motor Shields

Lecture 24 Connecting L293d To Arduino

Lecture 25 Controlling Motor Direction

Lecture 26 DC Motor Practical

Lecture 27 Controlling Motor Direction Proteus Simulation

Section 2: Section 02

Lecture 28 Why We Need Variables

Lecture 29 Variable Types In C Language

Lecture 30 Creating Variables

Lecture 31 Assigning Values To Variables

Lecture 32 Printing Variables

Lecture 33 16bit Or 32bit Integers

Lecture 34 Testing Different Types Of Variables

Lecture 35 Variable Rules

Lecture 36 Variable Examples 01

Lecture 37 Variable Examples 02

Lecture 38 Introduction To Scanf Operation

Lecture 39 Introduction To Arithmetic Operations

Lecture 40 The Complete Program

Lecture 41 Challenge 02

Lecture 42 Introduction To Seven Segments

Lecture 43 Identify Seven Segment Pinout

Lecture 44 Basic Program to Display Digits on a 7Segment

Lecture 45 7segment Practical Demo 01

Lecture 46 7Segment Proteus Simulation

Lecture 47 BCD to 7Segment Decorders

Lecture 48 BCD To 7segment Decorders Wiring

Lecture 49 7segment Practical Demo 02

Lecture 50 Intro To 4 Digit Display

Lecture 51 4digit 7segment Display Pinout And Wiring-1

Lecture 52 Programming a 4Digit Display

Lecture 53 4digit Display Practical Demonstration

Lecture 54 Internal Architecture Of A Dc Relay

Lecture 55 Testing Relays And Relay Shields

Lecture 56 Connecting A Relay Shield

Lecture 57 Control 230v From Arduino

Lecture 58 Introduction to PWM

Lecture 59 PWM Theory Explained

Lecture 60 PWM Calculations

Lecture 61 Generating PWM Example 1

Lecture 62 PWM Demonstration 1

Lecture 63 Generating PWM Example 2

Lecture 64 PWM Demonstration 2

Lecture 65 Introduction to PWM Generators

Lecture 66 PWM Generators Demonstration

Lecture 67 Generating PWM Example 3

Lecture 68 PWM Demonstration 3

Section 3: Section 03

Lecture 69 Introduction To Decision Making

Lecture 70 If-condition Theory

Lecture 71 Introduction To Compare Operations

Lecture 72 If-condition Examples 01

Lecture 73 Introduction To Nested If-conditions

Lecture 74 If-condition Examples 02

Lecture 75 Example 02 Demonstration

Lecture 76 If-condition Examples 03

Lecture 77 If-condition Examples 04

Lecture 78 If-condition Examples 05

Lecture 79 Integer Division, Floating Point Division And Modulo Operation

Lecture 80 If-condition Examples 06

Lecture 81 If-condition Examples 07

Lecture 82 If-condition Examples 08

Lecture 83 If-condition Examples 09

Lecture 84 If-condition Examples 10

Lecture 85 Introduction To And, Or Operators

Lecture 86 If-condition Examples 11

Lecture 87 Interfacing Pushbuttons Part 01

Lecture 88 Interfacing Push Buttons Part 02

Lecture 89 Interfacing Pushbuttons Practical 01

Lecture 90 Introduction To Digital Communication

Lecture 91 RS232 Protocol

Lecture 92 Arduino Mega Rs232 Ports

Lecture 93 Send Data From Arduino To PC

Lecture 94 Sending Data Simulation

Lecture 95 Recieving Data From The PC

Lecture 96 Explaining Serial Availble Function

Lecture 97 Control Devices Using Serial Commands

Lecture 98 Control Devices Practical

Lecture 99 Establish A Communication Between Two Arduino Boards

Lecture 100 Communication Between Two Arduino Practical

Lecture 101 Introduction To Wireless Communication

Lecture 102 Wireless Communication Practical

Section 4: Section 04

Lecture 103 Introduction To If-else Condition

Lecture 104 If-else Examples 01

Lecture 105 If-else Examples 02

Lecture 106 If-else Examples 03

Lecture 107 If-else Examples 04

Lecture 108 Pushbutton Tutorial Part 01

Lecture 109 Pushbutton Tutorial Part 03 (introduction To Bitwise Operations)

Lecture 110 Pushbutton Tutorial Part 02

Lecture 111 Pushbutton Tutorial Part 04

Lecture 112 Pushbutton Tutorial Part 05

Lecture 113 Pushbutton Tutorial Part 06

Lecture 114 Pushbutton Tutorial Part 07

Lecture 115 Introduction To Analog To Digital Conversion

Lecture 116 Testing Analog To Digital Conversion

Lecture 117 ADC Practical 01

Lecture 118 ADC Practical 2 Program

Lecture 119 ADC Practical 2 Demonstration

Lecture 120 Introduction to DC Servo Motors

Lecture 121 RC Servo Motor Practical

Lecture 122 Internal Mecanism of a Servo Motor

Section 5: Section 05

Lecture 123 Explaining If-else If-else Condition

Lecture 124 Advantage Of If-elseif-else Over Other Conditions

Lecture 125 If-elseif-else Example 01

Lecture 126 If-elseif-else Example 02

Lecture 127 If-elseif-else Example 03

Lecture 128 If-elseif-else Example 04

Lecture 129 Decision Making Revision Example 01

Lecture 130 Decision Making Revision Example 02

Lecture 131 Introduction To C Loops

Lecture 132 Explaining While Loop

Lecture 133 Explaining While Loop 02

Lecture 134 While Loop Examples 01

Lecture 135 While Loop Examples 02

Lecture 136 While Loop Examples 03

Lecture 137 While Loop Examples 04

Lecture 138 While Loop Examples 05

Lecture 139 Equipments We Need For Section 05

Lecture 140 Knight Rider Using While loop

Lecture 141 Intensity Controlling Using loopsEn

Lecture 142 Intensity Controlling Using loops Demo

Lecture 143 Introduction to Keypad Modules

Lecture 144 Keypad Demonstration 01

Lecture 145 Keypad Demonstration on LCD

Lecture 146 Introduction to Stepper Motors

Lecture 147 Stepper Motor Drivers

Lecture 148 Stepper Motor Equipments Demo

Lecture 149 Stepper Motor Wiring

Lecture 150 Connecting Stepper Driver To Supply

Lecture 151 Connecting Stepper Motor To Driver

Lecture 152 Explaining Stepper Driver Settings

Lecture 153 Connecting Arduino to Stepper DriverEn

Lecture 154 Connecting Arduino To Stepper Driver Demo

Lecture 155 Explaining Stepper Controlling

Lecture 156 Stepper Position Controlling Program

Lecture 157 Stepper Position Controlling Demonstration (2ms Period)

Lecture 158 Stepper Position Control Demonstration(1ms Period)

Lecture 159 Stepper Speed Controlling Program

Lecture 160 Stepper Speed Control Demonstration

Lecture 161 Introduction to Ultrasonic Sensors

Lecture 162 Explaining Ultrasonic Program

Lecture 163 Ultrasonic Demonstration 1

Lecture 164 Ultrasonic Demonstration Using Serial Monitor

Lecture 165 Ultrasonic Example 1

Lecture 166 Ultrasonic Example 1 Demonstration

Section 6: Section 06

Lecture 167 Decision Making Revision 1

Lecture 168 Nested While Example

Lecture 169 While loop Example 9

Lecture 170 While loop Example 10

Lecture 171 Introduction to Arrays

Lecture 172 Initializing Arrays

Lecture 173 Array Examples 1

Lecture 174 Array Examples 2

Lecture 175 Array Examples 3

Lecture 176 Array Examples 4

Lecture 177 Array Examples 5

Lecture 178 Array Examples 6

Lecture 179 Equipments We Need For Section 06

Lecture 180 Home Automation Project Question

Lecture 181 Initialize The Project

Lecture 182 Sending Activation Code

Lecture 183 Sending Deactivation Code

Lecture 184 Sending Device Access Codes

Lecture 185 Sending Timing Access Codes

Section 7: Section 07

Lecture 186 Why we Need Sub Programs

Lecture 187 Introduction to Functions

Lecture 188 Function Timing Diagrams

Lecture 189 Function Prototype

Lecture 190 First Function Type

Lecture 191 Introduction to Local And Global Variables

Lecture 192 Second Function Type

Lecture 193 Third And Fourth Function Types

Lecture 194 Function Examples

Lecture 195 Why We Need Interrupts Part 01

Lecture 196 Why We Need Interrupts Part 02

Lecture 197 External Interrupts

Lecture 198 Timer Interrupts

Section 8: Section 08

Lecture 199 Introduction to Motor Drivers

Lecture 200 Theory of a DC Motor Driver

Lecture 201 Controlling DC Motors

Lecture 202 Motor Driver Wiring Practical

Lecture 203 Controlling DC Motor Demo

Lecture 204 Making The Robot Chassis

Lecture 205 Connecting L298N

Lecture 206 Explaining Movement Functions

Lecture 207 Movement Functions Demo

Lecture 208 Combination of Movements

Lecture 209 Combination Of Movements Demo

Lecture 210 Connecting Lipo Battery

Lecture 211 Reducing Speed

Lecture 212 Reducing Speed Demo 1

Lecture 213 Reducing Speed Demo 2

Lecture 214 Detecting an Obstacle Program

Lecture 215 Response to The Distance Program

Lecture 216 Explaining First Obstacle Avoiding Algorithm

Lecture 217 Programming First Algorithm

Lecture 218 First Algorithm Demonstration

Lecture 219 Robot Inside The Platform

Lecture 220 Connecting The Servo Motor

Lecture 221 Connecting The Servo Motor Demo

Lecture 222 Explaining Second Obstacle Avoiding Algorithm

Lecture 223 Obstacle Avoiding Step 1

Lecture 224 Obstacle Avoiding Step 1 Demo

Lecture 225 Detects An Error

Lecture 226 Explaining and Correcting The Error

Lecture 227 Demo After Correcting The Error

Lecture 228 Obstacle Avoiding Step 2

Lecture 229 Obstacle Avoiding Step 2 Demo

Lecture 230 Obstacle Avoiding Step 2 Demo On Platform

Lecture 231 Obstacle Avoiding Step 3

Lecture 232 Obstacle Avoiding Step 3 Demo 1

Lecture 233 Obstacle Avoiding Step 3 Demo 2

Lecture 234 Obstacle Avoiding Step 3 Demo On Platform

Lecture 235 Obstacle Avoiding Final Step

Lecture 236 Obstacle Avoiding Final Step Demo 1

Lecture 237 Obstacle Avoiding Final Step Demo 2

Lecture 238 Obstacle Avoiding Full Demonstration

Lecture 239 Explaining Maze Solving Algorithm

Lecture 240 Going Around The Wall Program Version 1

Lecture 241 Going Around The Wall Program Version 1 Demo

Lecture 242 Going Around The Wall Program Version 2

Lecture 243 Going Around The Wall Program Version 2 Demo

Lecture 244 Going Around The Wall Program Version 3

Lecture 245 Going Around The Wall Program Version 3 Demo

Lecture 246 Connecting Front Sensor

Lecture 247 Going Within The Squre Block

Lecture 248 Before Final Program

Lecture 249 Final Program

Lecture 250 Final Demonstration

Section 9: Section 09

Lecture 251 Function And Arrays

Lecture 252 Introducion to For Loops

Lecture 253 For Loop Examples

Lecture 254 Introduction to 2D Arrays

Lecture 255 Introduction to Software Designing

Lecture 256 Software Design Languages

Lecture 257 Create a New VB Project

Lecture 258 Introduction to Basic Properties

Lecture 259 Building The First EXE

Lecture 260 Inno Setup

Lecture 261 Introduction to VB Coding

Lecture 262 Introduction to VB Variables

Lecture 263 VB If Conditions

Lecture 264 VB If Else Condition

Lecture 265 VB If - Else if - Else

Lecture 266 VB And Or Operations

Lecture 267 VB Example 01

Lecture 268 Try Catch Example

Lecture 269 VB Example 02

Lecture 270 VB Web Browser

Lecture 271 Control Arduino Using VB Software

Section 10: Section 10

Lecture 272 Introduction to PIC Microcontroller

Lecture 273 PIC16F877A Pinout

Lecture 274 PIC16F877A RAM

Lecture 275 PIC16F877A Special Memories

Lecture 276 PIC16F877A Example 1

Lecture 277 PIC16F877A Example 2

Lecture 278 PIC16F877A Example 3

Lecture 279 Introduction to Sound Library

Lecture 280 Using PWM Functions

Lecture 281 Recieving Data From Arduino to VB

Section 11: Section 11

Lecture 282 Assignment Part 01

Lecture 283 Assignment Part 02

Lecture 284 Assignment Part 03

Lecture 285 Interfacing Pushbutton to PIC

Lecture 286 Interfacing LCD to PIC

Lecture 287 Speed Controller Project

Lecture 288 Shift and Rotate Operations

Lecture 289 Accessing EEPROM Arduino

Lecture 290 Introduction To GSM Shield

Lecture 291 Demonstration and Wiring of GSM Shield

Lecture 292 Testing SIM900A

Lecture 293 Explaining SMS Functions

Lecture 294 Control Devices Using SMS

Lecture 295 Control Devices Demonstration

Lecture 296 Simple Home Automation System Using GSM Module

Lecture 297 Demnstration of Home Automation

Lecture 298 Testing Calling Functions

Lecture 299 Demonstration of Calling Functions

Section 12: Section 12

Lecture 300 Relationship Between Variables

Lecture 301 Introduction to Stuctures

Lecture 302 Assigning, printing and scanning values to Structures

Lecture 303 Structure Templates

Lecture 304 Structures and Functions

Lecture 305 Structure Arrays

Lecture 306 Writing Arduino Data to Textfiles

Lecture 307 Creating Database

Lecture 308 INSERT Command

Lecture 309 UPDATE Command

Lecture 310 DELETE Command

Lecture 311 SELECT Command

Lecture 312 Introduction to GridView Control

Section 13: Section 13

Lecture 313 Introduction to C Strings

Lecture 314 Initialize a String Variable

Lecture 315 Reading and Printing String Variables

Lecture 316 String Library Fuctions

Lecture 317 Introduction to I2C

Lecture 318 Introduction to DS1307 RTC

Lecture 319 Explaining the RAM of DS1307

Lecture 320 Explaining I2C Communication With RTC

Lecture 321 Arduino Program Using Wire Library

Lecture 322 Introduction to PCB Design and Eagle Software

Lecture 323 Introduction to Basic Tools

Lecture 324 Draw Schemetic of the Robo Eye Circuit

Lecture 325 Convert Schemetic to Board Level

Lecture 326 Basic Routing Techniques

Lecture 327 Finalize the PCB

Section 14: Section 14

Lecture 328 introduction Iot And Web Design

Lecture 329 Introduction To Html

Lecture 330 HTML Elements Part 01

Lecture 331 HTML Elements Part 02

Lecture 332 Introduction To CSS

Lecture 333 Introduction To Templates

Lecture 334 Working With Asp.net

Lecture 335 Designing Templates Part 01

Lecture 336 Designing A Complete Web Page

Lecture 337 Launching The Website

Lecture 338 Designing Of A Home Automation Asp.net

Lecture 339 How To Control Arduino Using Webpage Part 01

Lecture 340 How To Control Arduino Using Webpage Part 02

Section 15: Section 15

Lecture 341 Introduction to Incremental Encoder

Lecture 342 Speed Controller Program using an Incremental Encoder

Lecture 343 Introduction to Control Systems

Lecture 344 Introduction to PID Control System and Understand P Controller

Lecture 345 Steady State Error

Lecture 346 PI Controller

Lecture 347 Oscillation Error

Lecture 348 PD Controller

Lecture 349 Complete PID Control System

Lecture 350 Transistor as a Switch and TCRT5000 Sensor

Lecture 351 Operation of TCRT Sensor

Lecture 352 Line Following Robot Version 01

Lecture 353 Demonstration of Version 01

Lecture 354 Correcting Errors

Lecture 355 Demonstration after Correcting the Errors

Lecture 356 Introduction to a Proportional Algorithm

Lecture 357 Demonstration of Propotional Controller

Lecture 358 Improve Propotional Algorithm

Lecture 359 Demonstration of Improved Propotional Controller

Lecture 360 Explaining a Mistake we made

Lecture 361 Demostration after Eliminate of the mistake

Lecture 362 Finalize the Propotional Algorithm

Section 16: Section 16

Lecture 363 Explain The Project Task

Lecture 364 Testing Lights and Motors

Lecture 365 Explaining the Project Code

Lecture 366 Final Demonstration 01

Lecture 367 Final Demonstration 02

Beginner to Arduino and C prograaming

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Advanced Web Hacking

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Advanced Web Hacking
NotSoSecure | Duration: 13h 18 m | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 44,1 kHz 2ch | 9,31 GB | Language: English

This is our 5-day Advanced-level web application security testing course.

Much like our popular Advanced Infrastructure Hacking class, this class talks about a wealth of hacking techniques to compromise web applications, APIs, cloud components and other associated end-points. This class focuses on specific areas of appsec and on advanced vulnerability identification and exploitation techniques (especially server side flaws). The class allows attendees to practice some neat, new and ridiculous hacks which affected real life products and have found a mention in real bug-bounty programs. The vulnerabilities selected for the class either typically go undetected by modern scanners or the exploitation techniques are not so well known.

Advanced Web Hacking course talks about a wealth of hacking techniques to compromise web applications, APIs and associated end-points. This course focuses on specific areas of app-sec and on advanced vulnerability identification and exploitation techniques (especially server side flaws). This hands-on course covers neat, new and ridiculous hacks which affected real life products and have found a mention in real bug-bounty programs. In this course vulnerabilities selected are ones that typically go undetected by modern scanners or the exploitation techniques are not so well known.

You will be able to

• Effectively exfiltrate data using Out of Band Techniques for certain vulnerabilities
• Pen Test encrypted parameters to find vulnerabilities
• Learn how to bypass SSO functionalities
• Find SQL injection vulnerabilities not detected by Automated tools
• Break weak crypto implementations
• Learn ways to bypass password reset functionalities

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Learn Arduino by Building 26 Projects!

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Learn Arduino by Building 26 Projects!
Published 07/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 295 lectures (31h 26m) | Size: 17.2 GB

Learn Arduino by Building 26 Projects! is a comprehensive guide that will teach you how to use the Arduino platform



What you'll learn
Learn Arduino the easy way! Build your own Arduino projects from scratch.
Learn how to build a robot arm, a digital dice game, a GPS tracker, an MP3 player and many other fun projects.
Learn electronics and programming with Arduino by building 26 exciting projects.
You will learn all the basics of using Arduino and will be able to build your own projects.
Build IoT projects, home automation projects, and more.


Requirements
Arduino IDE
Arduino Boards
Wires ( depnds on the selected projects )
Basic Programming


Description
Learn Arduino by Building 26 Projects! is a comprehensive guide that will teach you how to use the Arduino platform to build various circuits and projects. We have designed this course for absolute beginners who want to learn how to use Arduino.

Introduction

Learn Arduino by Building 26 Projects! is a step-by-step guide that will teach you how to use the Arduino platform to build various circuits and projects. Arduino Projects is a beginner-friendly guide that starts with the basics and walks you through fun, hands-on projects.

Beginning with Arduino Basics, this course covers 26 projects designed to teach the basics of using Arduino software and hardware. Projects include a motion detector, an LED clock, a weather station, a sound player, and more. By the end of the course, students will have developed essential skills in programming and electronics, as well as know-how to use Arduino libraries and tools.

The Arduino platform is a popular way to learn how to build electronics projects. This course teaches 26 different Arduino projects that you can complete. Whether a beginner or an experienced electronics enthusiast, these projects will give you the skills and confidence you need to create your own projects.

Course Outline includes:

Automatic Medicine Reminder using Arduino

Arduino Alarm Clock Using a Real-Time Clock and LCD Screen

Arduino Motion Detector: Step By Step Guide

Automatic Irrigation System with Arduino

Control Anything Anywhere without Internet with Arduino

Arduino Rotating LED Display That Prints Text on Air POV

Arduino Interfacing with Sensors in Your Smartphone

Arduino Battery Level Monitor

Arduino JavaScript Browser-based Control

Arduino Long Distance Communication

Arduino Social Distance Detector

Arduino Data Visualization using Python

Arduino SMS Sending Motion Detector using Python

Arduino Email Sending Motion Detector

Crash Course: Buzz Wire Game using Arduino

SD Card Interfacing with Arduino

Arduino-Based Real-Time Oscilloscope

Arduino Morse Code Generator

Arduino Text to Speech

Arduino Solar Tracker

Control Arduino with Your Own Voice

Automatic Weight Measuring Machine using Arduino

Arduino Car Parking Assistant

Arduino Multicolor RGB LED Lamp Controlled Using Bluetooth

Arduino Radar: Step By Step Guide

Arduino Weather Station: Step By Step Guide

This course is designed to provide students and professionals with a hands-on introduction to the Arduino platform by having them build 26 different projects. Students will learn the basics of programming and electronics, as well as how to use Arduino to control devices such as LEDs and motors.

Enroll in this course and start building your own Arduino projects today!

Who this course is for
this is for begginners
this for Arduino Enthusiast
for anyone who wants to expland learning and experiment more Arduino PRojects
this is for Arduino Hobbyist

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CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-005) Complete Course & Exam

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CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-005) Complete Course & Exam
Published 08/2022
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48.0 KHz
Language: English | Size: 9.1 GB | Duration: 146 lectures • 20h 58m

CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-005) Bootcamp - Your preparation for the CompTIA Linux+ system administration certification!



What you'll learn
Passing the CompTIA Linux+ certification exam with confidence
Configuring and managing software, storage and process and services
Understanding the best practices for permissions and authentication, firewalls, and file management
Creating simple shell scripts and execute basic BASH scripts, version control using Git, and understanding orchestration processes
Analyzing system properties and processes and troubleshooting user, application and hardware issues


Requirements
Basic familiarity with computer networks, administration, and security is helpful (But, all required information will be covered during the course)
(Helpful, but not required) Completion of the CompTIA A+, Network+, and Security+ certifications

Description
** Taught by a Best Selling IT Certification Instructor **

Taught by an expert in information technology and cybersecurity with over 20 years of experience, this course is a fun way to master the fundamentals of Linux system administration.

My name is Jason Dion, and I have personally helped over 500,000 students earn their IT certifications, and now I can help you, too!

You are going to learn the fundamentals of Linux system administration and how to secure your enterprise servers and support cloud-based servers by gaining experience in the configuration, management, and troubleshooting of Linux servers with lessons, lectures, and video demonstrations to teach you everything you need to know to pass the CompTIA Linux+ certification exam.

CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-005) is one of the world's most popular Linux system administration certifications available today!

This course is designed to help prepare you for the CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-005) certification exam and covers all four domains of the Linux+ (XK0-005) certification exam

CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-005)

System Management

Security

Scripting, Containers, & Automation

Troubleshooting

In this course, you will learn how to configure and manage software, storage, and process and services in a Linux server environment. You will also learn the security best practices for permissions and authentication, firewalls, and file management techniques. During our lessons on scripting, you will learn to create simple shell scripts and how to execute BASH scripts.

You will also learn how to conduct version control using Git and how to conduct orchestration and automation. Finally, you will learn how to troubleshoot Linux servers and how to analyze system properties, processes, and how to troubleshoot user, application, and hardware issues.

What You Will Receive In The Course

Video lectures with the essential information needed to pass the Linux+ (XK0-005) exam

A complete downloadable study guide in PDF format based on the lessons

Practice quizzes to ensure mastery of each section of the course

A full-length practice exam with multiple choice questions that simulate the real certification exam

This course stays current and up-to-date with the latest release of the CompTIA Linux+ exam (XK0-005), and also provides a 30-day money-back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the quality of this course for any reason!

What Other Students Are Saying About My CompTIA Certification Courses

I passed the Security+ exam. This course was absolutely essential to passing that exam. Only the Dion Security+ covered the topics comprehensively and thoroughly enough. No other resource I used came close. (Kolya, 5 stars)

I have just completed watching two different instructor corses on the same subject. I must say, Dion's has more information in a better constructed manner. This course is not easy, it is heavy with information and having you sit through shorter videos was the best part. Having watched more than just Dion's, I can say he goes over the content much better. Very glad I chose to watch a second course! (Rutger, 5 stars)

I love taking this wonderful course. It's full of important tips and amazing steps in order to pass CompTIA Security+. Thank you, Jason Dion, for making this incredible course! (Paul, 5 stars)

Upon completion of this course, you will earn 21 CEUs towards the renewal of your CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, Cloud+, PenTest+, CySA+, or CASP+ certifications.

Who this course is for
Students wanting to pass the CompTIA Linux+ certification exam
Students wanting to learn the terminology and nomenclature associated with Linux
Students seeking a career in system administration or cyber security

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CBTNuggets - TCP/IP IPv6 - Networking Training

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CBTNuggets - TCP/IP IPv6 - Networking Training
Released 12/2019
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 54 Lessons (24h 19m) | Size: 6.85 GB

In this entry-level networking skills training, Keith Barker covers the TCP/IP IPv6 objectives in the A+ Core 220-1001 exam, which is one of two exams required to earn the CompTIA A+ certification

IPv4 theoretically has about four billion usable IP addresses, which sounded like a lot back in the 1980s. But we went through those pretty quickly. IPv6 has 128 bits and 340 undecillion possible IP addresses. The transition from IPv4 to IPv6, though, is going slowly. But it's still a topic you should know whether you're just starting out or an experienced IT professional in any field.

After finishing this TCP/IP IPv6 training, you'll know how to implement and verify IPv6 in a Cisco infrastructure with various clients attached as hosts, including Windows, Linux, and Mac. If you're new to IPv6 subnetting, you'll benefit from progressing through the whole course. Experienced learners may find it more advantageous to jump into the Nuggets they find most valuable.

For anyone who manages network infrastructure training, this networking training can be used for Core 220-1001 exam prep, onboarding new network engineers, individual or team training plans, or as a networking reference resource.

TCP/IP IPv6: What You Need to Know
This CompTIA A+ training covers Core 220-1001 TCP/IP IPv6 exam objectives, including these topics

Mastering IPv6 routing and networking fundamentals
Understanding tools, resources and protocol of IPv6 (e.g. masks, HES, OSPFv3, EIGRP, IS-IS, HSRP, GLBP, NDP, DHCP, DNS, RAs)
Routing and packet transfer utilizing prefix delegation
Securing data with SSH and ACLs
Locking down networks with zone-based firewalls on an IOS router
Tunneling with GRE and Auto 6to4

Who Should Take TCP/IP IPv6 Training?
This TCP/IP IPv6 training is considered foundational networking training, which means it was designed for both new and experienced IT professionals.

New or aspiring IT professionals. If you're a new IT professional, you're probably already aware of some of the differences between IPv4 and IPv6, and the lack of out-of-the-box compatibility between them. If you're interested in making a career out of network engineering, this training can help make sure you're an expert in using and adapting networks for IPv6 while also preparing you to eventually get your CompTIA A+ certification.

Experienced network administrators. If you're a network administrator who's been working in the industry for several years already and until now your career has focused primarily on IPv4, or if you haven't received formal training in IPv6, you need this training. It was designed to cover material about IPv6 on the A+ exam, which you'll need if you're going to work toward your CompTIA A+ certification, plus it will make you an expert in this contemporary routing protocol.

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Industrial Cyber Security Controls From Iec62443 For Ics/Ot

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Industrial Cyber Security Controls From Iec62443 For Ics/Ot
Last updated 10/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.74 GB | Duration: 7h 53m

IEC 62443 Standard, and implementation in the industrial control system (ICS). Technical controls, Levels & assessment.



What you'll learn
Details of IEC 62443 standard
Authentication and Authorization controls
Cybersecurity Controls for ICS/OT
Controls: DFA, Firewalls, VPN, PKI
Controls: Password, Biometric, Token
Zones, Conduits and Security Levels
Foundational requirements
Log management
High/Low level Risk assessment
Industrial use case for SL1-SL3

Requirements
Basic industrial knowledge of DCS/SCADA/PLC
No programming knowledge required
Basic understanding of ICS/OT environment
Prior experience required in ICS
Architecture awareness of OT systems

Description
Safeguarding critical infrastructures like Power plants, Oil & Gas industry, Wind power, Manufacturing, Food processing, etc., all are now integrated with IT technologies and some of them are connected to the internet as well. This convergence of IT and OT is increasing changes of being exposed or increased attack surface. Hence cybersecurity requirement for OT/ICS industry is a prime concern now. Most industries are now implementing these measures and mitigating risks.ICS systems comprise SCADA, DCS, PLC, and many more proprietary systems and protocols, designing a cybersecurity solution for these systems need the understanding of both OT-related applications and IT-related controls which can fit into these environments.In this course, we will learn about 62443 standard and technical controls which can be implemented in the ICS environment. Some controls can be implemented, what could be a probable weakness, and what does industry assessment says about those prescribed cybersecurity controls as per 62443-3-3. This course also covers risk assessment based on 62443-3-2 for high-level and detailed risk assessment. Industry uses case for zoning, segmentation is also explained in the course to make it easier to understand.These are based on guidelines hence in the upcoming courses learner will understand the required cybersecurity controls for critical infrastructure.

Overview

Section 1: IEC 62443 Basic Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction About Course

Lecture 2 Key IACS Roles

Lecture 3 IEC 62443 Brief Overview

Lecture 4 Security Levels (SL0 to SL5)

Lecture 5 Levels of Control System (Contextual Model (L0-L4)

Lecture 6 Maturity Levels

Lecture 7 Security Level types: Target, Achieved and Capability

Lecture 8 Zone & Conduits

Lecture 9 Foundational requirements

Section 2: Foundational Requirements from 62443-3-3

Lecture 10 FR 1-Identification and Authentication

Lecture 11 FR 2-Use Control

Lecture 12 FR 3-System Integrity

Lecture 13 FR 4-Data Confidentiality

Lecture 14 FR 5-Restricted Data flow

Lecture 15 FR 6-Timely response to events

Lecture 16 FR 7-Resource Availability

Section 3: Foundational Requirements from 62443-4-2

Lecture 17 FR 1 - Identification and Authentication Control

Lecture 18 Detailed Use Case Study for FR1

Lecture 19 FR 2 -Use Control

Lecture 20 Detailed Use Case Study for FR2

Lecture 21 FR 3-System Integrity

Lecture 22 Detailed Use Case Study FR-3

Lecture 23 FR 4-Data Confidentiality

Lecture 24 Detailed Use Case Study FR-4

Lecture 25 FR 5-Restricted Data flow

Lecture 26 Detailed Use Case Study FR-5

Lecture 27 FR 6-Timely response to events

Lecture 28 Detailed Use Case Study FR-6

Lecture 29 FR 7-Resource Availability

Lecture 30 Detailed Use Case Study FR-7

Section 4: Authentication & Authorization Technologies- 62443-3-1

Lecture 31 Authentication & Authorization Briefing

Lecture 32 Role Based Access Control

Lecture 33 Password Authentication

Lecture 34 Challenge/response Authentication

Lecture 35 Physical Token Authentication

Lecture 36 Smart Card Authentication

Lecture 37 Biometric Authentication

Lecture 38 Location Based Authentication

Lecture 39 Password Distribution & Management

Lecture 40 Device to Device Authentication

Section 5: Network Protection Technologies

Lecture 41 Network Firewalls

Lecture 42 Host Based Firewalls

Lecture 43 Virtual Local Area Networks (VLAN)

Section 6: Encryption Technologies and Data Validation

Lecture 44 Virtual Private Networks (VPN)

Lecture 45 Symmetric Key Encryption

Lecture 46 Public Key Encryption

Section 7: Management, Audit, Measurement, Monitoring and Detection Tools

Lecture 47 Log Auditing Utilities

Lecture 48 Virus and Malicious Code Detection

Lecture 49 Intrusion Detection Systems

Section 8: Zones, Conduits and Risk Assessments -62443-3-2

Lecture 50 How to implement

Lecture 51 Flowchart for Risk Assessment

Lecture 52 ZCR 1: Identification of SuC

Lecture 53 ZCR 2: High Level Risk Assessment

Lecture 54 ZCR 3 : Partition of SuC in zones and conduits

Lecture 55 ZCR 4: Detailed Risk Assessment

Lecture 56 ZCR 5: Document Cybersecurity requirements, assumptions and constraints

Section 9: Cybersecurity Requirements & Techniques-Use Case

Lecture 57 Security Level 1

Lecture 58 Security Level 2

Lecture 59 Security Level 3

Lecture 60 Use case for Industrial Firewall

Lecture 61 About availability of 62443 Standards

Control engineers, integrators, and architects who design or implement OT systems,System administrators, engineers, and other information technology (IT) professionals who administer, patch, or secure OT systems,Security consultants who perform security assessments and penetration testing of OT systems,Cybersecurity managers who are responsible for OT systems,Vendors that are developing products that will be deployed as part of an OT system

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ITProTV - CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002)

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ITProTV - CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ (CLO-002)
Released 28/07/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 22 Lessons (8h 15m) | Size: 5.5 GB

CompTIA Cloud Essentials+ is for both IT and non-IT professionals with successful exam candidates demonstrating an understanding of how to make current cloud technology decisions for example identifying, managing, and reducing cost, mitigating security risks and operational impacts as well as comprehending new technology concepts and solutions.

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Cert Prep: Cisco CCNP Enterprise ENSLD (300-420)

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Cert Prep: Cisco CCNP Enterprise ENSLD (300-420)
Released 07/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Skill Level: Advanced | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 5h 39m | Size: 6.5 GB

Are you thinking about getting certified as a Cisco Systems network professional? The CCNP Enterprise certification could be the perfect fit for you. In this course from ITProTV, learn the technical skills you need to know to prepare for and tackle the Cisco CCNP Enterprise 300-420 Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) certification exam.

Discover strategies and best practices for designing an enterprise network that meets your needs. Explore the five domains of the exam as outlined in the official Cisco exam blueprint, including advanced addressing and routing solutions, advanced enterprise campus networks, WAN for enterprise networks, network services, and automation. Along the way, develop your skill set to not only tackle the exam, but also to become a more successful, well-rounded network architect and designer.



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Learn Boomi with Sunny Aggarwal

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Learn Boomi With Sunny Aggarwal
Last updated 4/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 20.17 GB | Duration: 40h 39m

Everything about Boomi



What you'll learn
Cloud Based Integration
API Management
Master Data Management
Specialization in Integration Landscape

Requirements
Anyone looking to make career in IT can learn this course

Description
This training program provides you with a way to become a certified Boomi developer and takes you towards gateways of job opportunities.Why should you learn Boomi?a) Become Boomi certified to outsmart the ordinary Engineering degree.b) Learn In-demand IT skills to differentiate you from the crowdc) To get the desired package and professional growth.Why should you join us?a)Detailed course curriculum covering real-time implementationsb)Interview Preparation Tips to get the desired job.c)Resume building on Dell Boomid)Unlimited number of retakese)Recorded videos for a lifetimeBelow is the curriculum of the detailed lectures[31 in number]:Lecture 11. About Integration2. Types of Cloud Offerings3. IPAAS Offerings4. About Dell BoomiLecture 21. Types of Integration2. Tightly Coupled Integration v/s Loosely Coupled Integration3. Traditional Ways of Doing /Integration4. Stateless v/s stateful5. About Integration Platform6. iPaaS OfferingLecture 31. Components V/s Shapes2. Types of Shapes3. About Start Shape4. Classification of Integration5. About Process ComponentLecture 41. About Runtime Engine2. Atom vs Molecule3. About Atom Cloud4. About TouchPointsLecture 51. About Document2. About Payload3. About Connection4. About Operation5. About Disk ShapeLecture 61. About Profile2. About DiskV2 actions3. About Database Connector4. About Map ShapeLecture 71. About Decision Shape2. About Stop Shape 3. About the try-catch shape4. Basics of Set properties ShapeLecture 81. About Document Property2. About Notify shape3. Basics of Dynamic Document PropertyLecture 91. About DDP2. How to set File NamesLecture 101. About Disk v2 Actions,2. About Database Profile,3. About Scripting in map functionsLecture 111. About CRT, 2. About Extensions,3. How to set Extensions, 4. About Deployment,5. About Environment and Runtime engineLecture 121. About Licensing costs,2. About the lifecycle of Boomi,3. About Rollback,4. About UndeploymentLecture 131. More About Licensing2. About Process Reporting3. About ExecutionIDLecture 141. More detail about the Process Reporting2. About Process State3. About executing the process Manually4. About Allow Simultaneous ExecutionLecture 151. About Trackable Fields2. About Types of errors in Boomi3. About the Retry countsLecture 161. About Brouse Process Library,2. About Mail Connector configuration,3. About Message Shape,4. Process PropertyLecture 171. How to break down a complete process into Multiple different processes2. Process call shape3. Data pass-through4. Dynamic Process Properties & Process Properties5. About Persist option in Process Property and DPP6. LastRun Date7. Last successful Run Date8. how to use message shape to perform data transformLecture 181. Branch Shape,2. How to copy the Component3. how to delete the component,4. how to restore the componentLecture 191. SQL Lookup,2. Program Command Shape3. Calling Two Profiles from Different DirectoriesLecture 201. About Document Cache Component,2. Types of Shapes to operate Document Cache Component,3. About Add to Cache ShapeLecture 211. About the enforce one index entry per document option2. About Document Cache lookup3. About Add cached Data4. About Remove from Cache5. How to Merge DataLecture 221. About Salesforce2. Types of objects in Salesforce3. How to connect with Salesforce from Boomi4. About different fields in Salesforce5. About the names of the fields in Salesforce6. About JSON FormatLecture 231. How to create contacts in salesforce,2. Usecase to read contacts from salesforce,3. Salesforce connector->GetLecture 241. About Upsert Operation2. how to perform upsert operation in Boomi3. About Route Shape4. About Return DocumentLecture 251. How to Zip the data2. How to send the attachment to the mailLecture 261. About Process Route Shape2. Process Route vs Process callLecture 271. About find changes shape2. About near time integration 3. About near real-time integration 4. About batch integrationLecture 281. About FindChanges Shape 2. About Cleanse Shape3. About error handling in cleanse shapeLecture 291. About Business Rules shape2. About Exception ShapeLecture 301. About API2. About Boomi Atomsphere API3. Atomsphere API Connector4. About Packaged Component object5. About Deployed Packaged objectLecture 311. About custom Libraries2. Detail about notify shape3. Integration with service now4. About different types of events

Overview

Section 1: Lecture 1

Lecture 1 Introduction

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Accredited VeriSM Professional

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Accredited VeriSM Professional
Released 10/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Skill Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 19h 28m | Size: 22.3 GB

A VeriSM Professional has the skills and knowledge needed to implement VeriSM service management solutions within an organization. Getting certified can give you an upper hand when it comes to facilitating successful digital transformation for your team, your customers, your stakeholders, and the overall performance of your organization. In this course from ITProTV, explore the skills you need to translate strategic direction into a productive operating environment. Find out more about the VeriSM methodology and how to prepare for the VeriSM Professional certification exam. Develop your capacities to create and use a current state management mesh that's based on your organization's specific portfolio, mission, principles, and unique governance needs. By the end of this course, you'll be ready to adapt as you go, changing your approach to how you manage a particular product or service through the define, produce, provide, and respond stages.



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ITProTV - Hands-On Web App Pentesting

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ITProTV - Hands-On Web App Pentesting
Released 05/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 33 Lessons (9h 55m) | Size: 7.26 GB



Web Application Penetration Testing Skills

This course is designed for those looking to gain skills related to penetration testing web applications. We start by covering topics that will help you understand some of the basics of web technologies which are the foundation of modern web applications. Next we will gain familiarity with common web app pentesting tools as well as information gathering skills and methods. Finally, we will explore and attack common web application vulnerabilities.



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Django Database ORM Mastery

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Django Database Orm Mastery
Last updated 2/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 11.99 GB | Duration: 25h 14m

Learn how to master building and interacting with databases within a Django project



What you'll learn
Setup and prepare an environment ready to develop Python Django applications
@ Level 1 - Connect Django applications to multiple database technologies and perform a variety of queries to create return update and delete data
@ Level 1 - Connect a Django application to multiple database technologies utilising Docker container technologies
@ Level 1 - Propagate changes to database tables structures
@ Level 1 - Build raw SQL queries to interact with database from within a Django project
@ Level 1 - Implement a variety of QuerySet API methods to limit, order and optimise performance
@ Level 1 - Implement a design methodology design and subsequently build and query a database
@ Level 2 - Advance knowledge of topics introduce at level 1
@ Level 2 - Implement Proxy Models & Abstract Classes
@ Level 2 - Incorporate Django Signals
@ Level 2 - Implement Django User Models and customizations
@ Level 2 - Implement Django Model Permissions
@ Level 2 - Implement Caching to enhance performance
@ Level 2 - Database testing
@ Level 2 - Q-Objects, Annotations, Fixtures, F() expressions, Prefetch

Requirements
Prior experience in using the Django framework would be advantageous
Knowledge of relational database principles would be advantageous
Having a computer would definitely be advantageous

Description
One of the most powerful features of Django is its Object-Relational Mapper (ORM). In a Django project, the Django ORM provides the tools to rapidly build database interactions without needing to learn Structured Query Language (SQL). This course helps you start your journey mastering database interactions using the Django ORM to build scalable and performant Django applications.This course is currently in its first iteration and includes level 1 of 3 planned levels. Each level will be a separate course. You will find subsequent levels in our course library for levels 2 and 3 of this course. At level 1 you will learn how to build, administrate tables and perform common Create, Return, Update and Delete (CRUD) operations through the Django ORM. The courseware at level 1 scaffolds the learning, building towards a final case study where we first design and subsequently develop and query the database. Learners may track their knowledge through optional section assessments leading towards a final level assessment (section and level assessments are a feature coming very soon).We believe that to master Django database interactions and performance, it can be beneficial to underpin knowledge, learning to interact with a database from a Django project through raw SQL queries. Subsequently, learners may follow optional tutorials learning the underlying SQL used to interact with a database and perform operations.I hope you enjoy the course and fulfil your learning objective. Don't forget to visit us on our YouTube Channel, Very Academy, where you can further interact with the community and explore other free supplementary content.

Overview
Section 1: Django Database ORM Mastery

Lecture 1 Course Induction

Section 2: Setup Guides

Lecture 2 [Windows] Installing Python 3.9.5

Lecture 3 [Windows] Visual Studio Code Induction

Lecture 4 [Windows ] Creating Virtual Environments

Lecture 5 [macOS] Installing Python 3.9.5

Lecture 6 [macOS] Visual Studio Code Induction

Lecture 7 [macOS] Creating Virtual Environments

Lecture 8 Visual Studio Code Extensions

Section 3: [Optional] Django Framework Introduction Exercise

Lecture 9 Preparing a new Virtual Environment

Lecture 10 Introducing the Python Package Index

Lecture 11 Installing the Django Framework

Lecture 12 Creating a new Django project

Lecture 13 Creating a new Django application

Lecture 14 Registering a new Django application

Lecture 15 Starting the Django Development Server

Lecture 16 Understanding the Django Request-Response Cycle

Lecture 17 Creating a unique URL pattern

Lecture 18 Writing a new view

Lecture 19 Creating a new HTML template

Lecture 20 Relating an HTML template to a view

Lecture 21 Installing a Django application from a requirements.txt file

Section 4: Django ORM Primer

Lecture 22 Object Relational Mapping Primer

Lecture 23 Models and Field Primer

Lecture 24 Model Manager Primer

Lecture 25 QuerySet Primer

Lecture 26 Backend Primer

Section 5: Backend Setup

Lecture 27 PostgreSQL Docker Setup

Section 6: L1: Working with an SQLite Database

Lecture 28 Section Introduction

Lecture 29 Introducing SQLite databases

Lecture 30 Connect an SQLite database to a Django project

Section 7: L1: Building Models

Lecture 31 Section Introduction

Lecture 32 Section setup guide - step-by-step

Lecture 33 Section setup guide (CodeBase-0)

Lecture 34 Introducing Django models

Lecture 35 Adding a string representation of a model

Lecture 36 The model verbose field name

Lecture 37 Introducing django model field types

Lecture 38 Introducing Django model field options

Lecture 39 Defining model primary keys

Lecture 40 Defining model Foreign Keys

Lecture 41 Defining one-to-one model relationships

Lecture 42 Defining Many-to-Many model relationships

Lecture 43 Introducing model meta options

Section 8: L1: Migrations

Lecture 44 Section Introduction

Lecture 45 Migrate model changes to the database schema

Section 9: L1: Inspecting Queries & Performance Analysis

Lecture 46 Section Introduction

Lecture 47 Section setup guide - Codebase-1

Lecture 48 Inspect queries with the query attribute

Lecture 49 Inspect queries - connection and reset queries

Lecture 50 Pretty print SQL

Section 10: L1: Utility

Lecture 51 Section Introduction

Lecture 52 Counting returned queryset objects

Lecture 53 Conveniently View data returned in queryset objects

Section 11: L1: Create and Save Objects

Lecture 54 Section Introduction

Lecture 55 Section setup guide - Codebase-1

Lecture 56 Insert data into a single table with create()

Lecture 57 Insert data into a single table with save()

Lecture 58 Explore the difference between save() and create()

Lecture 59 SQL Insert - Executing custom SQL Inserts

Lecture 60 Insert into single table with foreign key

Lecture 61 SQL Insert - Working with datetime fields and foreign keys

Lecture 62 Insert data into a single table with a many-to-many relationship

Lecture 63 SQL Insert - Working with many-to-many relationships

Lecture 64 Insert data into multiples tables & using atomic operations

Lecture 65 Insert data into a single table with a one-to-one relationship

Lecture 66 Insert multiple objects into single table - bulk create

Lecture 67 Query Profiling - bulk_create() vs create() performance analysis

Lecture 68 Creating and automating a set of Django Fixtures

Section 12: L1: Retrieving objects

Lecture 69 Section Introduction

Lecture 70 Section setup guide (Codebase-2)

Lecture 71 Return all objects from a single table - all()

Lecture 72 SQL - Return all objects from a single table

Lecture 73 Retrieving single objects from a single table - get()

Lecture 74 SQL - Return single objects from a single table

Lecture 75 Filter & Exclude - Retrieving specific objects

Lecture 76 SQL - Filter retrieving objects - filter()

Lecture 77 Retrieve objects from multiple tables through a foreign key relationship

Lecture 78 SQL - Retrieve objects foreign key relationship

Lecture 79 Retrieve objects from multiple tables through a one-to-one relationship

Lecture 80 Retrieve objects from multiple tables through a many-to-many relationship

Section 13: L1: Update Fields/Records

Lecture 81 Section Introduction

Lecture 82 Section setup guide (Codebase-2)

Lecture 83 Modify existing data for a specified record in a table

Lecture 84 Implementing update_or_create()

Lecture 85 bulk_update records in a single table

Section 14: L1: Delete Records

Lecture 86 Section Introduction

Lecture 87 Section setup guide (Codebase-2)

Lecture 88 Delete single and multiple objects

Section 15: L1: Implementing PostgreSQL Database & Docker

Lecture 89 Section introduction

Lecture 90 Docker introduction

Lecture 91 Installing Docker MacOS

Lecture 92 Installing Docker Desktop for Windows 10/11

Lecture 93 Create a Postgres Docker container

Lecture 94 Configuring Django to work with a PostgreSQL database

Section 16: L1: Field Lookup Keywords Arguments

Lecture 95 Section Introduction

Lecture 96 Section setup guide (Codebase-3)

Lecture 97 Field lookups

Lecture 98 Field lookup contains

Lecture 99 Field lookup with greater or less than

Lecture 100 Field lookup with start or end with

Lecture 101 Field lookup range

Lecture 102 Field lookup Day Week Month

Section 17: L1: QuerySet Ordering and Limiting

Lecture 103 Section Introduction

Lecture 104 Section setup guide (Codebase-3)

Lecture 105 Ordering a new QuerySet

Lecture 106 Reverse the output of a new QuerySet

Lecture 107 Return the first or last object matched by the queryset

Lecture 108 Return the earliest or latest object matched by the QuerySet

Lecture 109 Limit the objects returned from a QuerySet

Section 18: L1: Practical Exercises & Answers

Lecture 110 Section Introduction

Lecture 111 Section setup guide (Codebase-4)

Lecture 112 Reintroducing the database design and dataset

Lecture 113 Retrieve all sub-products for an individual product

Lecture 114 Retrieve a product featured image

Lecture 115 Retrieve all values associated to a sub-product

Lecture 116 Retrieve the product attributes for a given product type

Lecture 117 Retrieve all products associated to product attribute id:1

Lecture 118 Retrieve all sub-products that has less than 50 units left in stock

Lecture 119 Retrieve all sub-products which have been stock checked in the last month

Lecture 120 Retrieve all woman shoe products

Lecture 121 Retrieve all woman shoes by the xyz brand

Lecture 122 Retrieve all products associated to the xyz brand

Section 19: Level 1: Case Study - Ecommerce Inventory | Design | Build | Query

Lecture 123 Case Study Introduction

Lecture 124 Case Study Resources

Lecture 125 Design - Design methodology

Lecture 126 Design - Define the purpose

Lecture 127 Design - Requirement analysis

Lecture 128 Design - Defining the preliminary list of fields

Lecture 129 Design - Defining the preliminary subjects/entities

Lecture 130 Design - Refining the fields and tables

Lecture 131 Design - Naming fields and tables

Lecture 132 Design - Establishing Keys

Lecture 133 Design - Field Specifications

Lecture 134 Design - Table Relationships

Lecture 135 Design - Table Relationships - update fields

Lecture 136 Design - Business Rules

Lecture 137 Design - Django / Application Rules

Lecture 138 Build - Create the tables and fields

Lecture 139 Data - Create data - Django Admin Site

Lecture 140 Data - Create data - Django fixtures

Lecture 141 Data - Create data - Management command

Section 20: Django Signals

Lecture 142 Introducing Signals and the Observer Pattern

Lecture 143 Recieving Signals

Lecture 144 Receiving Signals Specifying a Model

Section 21: Custom Model Fields

Lecture 145 Introducing Custom Model Fields

Lecture 146 Creating a Custom field Subclass

Lecture 147 Creating a Custom Order Field

Lecture 148 Custom field Subclass - Converting Values to and From a Database

Section 22: Creating Many-to-Many Relationship Customisations

Lecture 149 Learning Objectives: Advancing Many-to-Many

Lecture 150 Re-cap - Many-to-Many relationship

Lecture 151 Specifying a Many-to-Many Intermediate Model

Lecture 152 Django Admin Many-to-Many Intermediate Model Configuration

Lecture 153 Querying a Many-to-Many Custom Intermediate Model

Lecture 154 Related Object Reference Reverse Queries

Lecture 155 Extend a Many-to-Many intermediate model with custom fields

Section 23: L2: Django User Model

Lecture 156 Section Intro - Django User Model

Lecture 157 Introducing the Django User Model

Lecture 158 Changing the User Model Behaviour (Proxy Model)

Lecture 159 Store extra information about the existing User Model (User Profile)

Lecture 160 Inherit and add extra fields to the user table (AbstractUser)

Section 24: Model Manager

Lecture 161 Model Manger Role and Implimentation

Lecture 162 Model Manager Naming

Lecture 163 Model Manager Extra Methods

Lecture 164 Modify Initial QuerySet

Section 25: [Additional Content] Introducing Linters and Formatters

Lecture 165 Introducing Linters and Formatters

Lecture 166 Black

Lecture 167 Flake8

Lecture 168 Microsoft Python Extension

Beginners, Developers, Students, and Enthusiasts new to the Django Framework,Developers, Students, and Enthusiasts looking to refresh their knowledge of the Django ORM



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