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Sap S/4Hana Sales (Sd - Sales And Distribution)
Published 2/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 29.65 GB | Duration: 68h 26m

The course covers both configuration and end-user processes for SAP S/4HANA Sales (Sales and Distribution)



What you'll learn
Configuration and End-User activities for SAP S/4HANA Sales
O2C - Order to Cash Cycle Processes on SAP S/4HANA Business Suite
Be able to take SAP S/4HANA Sales Certification exam
To understand how required business processes run related to SAP S/4HANA SD
Required SAP S/4HANA Finance & Controlling configuration for SAP S/4HANA SD
Integration of SAP S/4HANA Sales with FICO, MM and PP modules
Master Data related to Customer, Material, and Conditions
Order types, Item Categories, Scheduling line categories
Availability Check, Transfer of Requirements, and MRP Run
Sales Order Costing
Bill of Material and Production Planning
Logistics Execution - Delivery types, Picking, Packing, and Post Goods Issue
Billing Plans - Periodic Billing and Milestone Billing
Material Classification, Batch Management and Classification, and Batch Split
Working through SAP Fiori Apps related to SAP S/4HANA Sales
Copying Control for Sales Documents Configuration
Master Contract, Quantity and Value Contracts
Pre-Sales Activities - Inquiry and Quotation and different Sales Processes as an En-User
Customer Consignment Stock, and SAP S/4HANA Credit Management
Rebate Agreement, Intercompany Billing, Stock Transfer


Requirements
Access to SAP system


Description
The course will prepare the students to learn and understand all the necessary end-to-end implementation steps to configure SAP S/4HANA Sales 2021, previously known as SAP SD (Sales and Distribution), along with End-User activities for any organization.After this course, the students will be able to identify and analyze the business requirements for any organization related to the Order to Cash process cycle and to configure SAP S4 HANA Sales accordingly.After taking this course, the Learners will be able to work both as a Consultant and End-User and can also take SAP S/4HANA Sales 2021 certification exam i.e., C_TS462_2021.Most of the lectures under each Section can easily be identified for 'Configuration' and 'End-User' activities, so if you are interested in the End-User training only, then you can filter those lectures easily.Here are the highlights of the course:- Section 1 is about the SAP S/4HANA Business Suite and its HANA database capabilities including SAP Fiori as New User Interface- Section 2 demonstrates Business Requirements, SAP Activate Methodology, and kicks-off the configuration from the Enterprise Structure on SAP S/4HANA Business Suite- Section 4 makes this course unique by demonstrating the configuration of SAP S/4HANA Finance and Controlling module that is required to work on SAP S/4HANA Sales module and you will not easily find this information in most of the other training courses- Section 6 demonstrates the configuration and creation of Business Partner master data including Customer and Vendor master data- Section 7 demonstrates the configuration for Material master data and then shows how to create a Material master- Section 8 demonstrates the Material classification and Batch Management- Sections 10, 11, and 12 are important in terms of understanding the configuration related to Sales document types, Item categories, Schedule line categories, and Movement types- Sections 13 and 14 are about the integration between Finance module with Materials Management and Sales and Distribution- Sections 15 and 16 show the configuration of Sales Pricing Procedure and Pricing Condition RecordsSections 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22 demonstrate the configuration of Material availability check and then transfer its requirements to the Production and Purchasing department, if the material quantity is not available in the stock as per the Customer s sales order, with planned dependent and planned independent requirements- Sections 24 and 25 show the configuration and end-user activities related to Outbound delivery to the Customer and Sales billing/invoice- Sections 26 and 27 kicks off the demonstration of the typical sales processes such as Inquiry, Quotation, and Sales Contracts- Sections 28 and 29 continue with the demonstration of the sales processes such as Customer Returns, Credit Memo Request, Debit Memo Request, Cash Sale, Rush Order, Free Goods, Cross Selling etc.- Section 30 demonstrates the processes around Sales Billing such as Billing plan types of Periodic Billing and Milestone Billing along with the process of Pro Forma Invoicing- Sections 31 and 32 demonstrate the processes around Customer Consignment Stock, Sales Rebate Agreement, and Sales Promotions and Deals- Section 34 is important to understand how Serial numbers for Products can be created. The same section demonstrates the processes around Outbound delivery without Order, and Material BOM Usage with Sales and Distribution- Section 35 demonstrates the process for Intercompany Billing when there are transactional activities between two different company codes and Section 36 shows how the stocks can be transferred from one Storage location to another, from one Plant to another, and from one Company code Plant to another Company code Plant- Section 37 shows the processes around Customer Credit Management and Customer Payment, as the Customer Payment is the final part of Order to Cash cycle- Section 38 finally shows how the Reporting and Data analysis activities can be done through SAP Gui, Universal Journal, and SAP Fiori Analytical apps- Section 39 gives you the information on Certification Exam on SAP S/4HANA SalesDisclaimer: SAP or other products of SAP mentioned in the training is a trademark or registered trademark of SAP SE, Germany. I am not related or affiliated with that.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction to the Course and SAP S/4HANA Business Suite

Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2 Overview of the Course Content

Lecture 3 Introduction to SAP S/4HANA Business Suite

Lecture 4 Introduction to SAP Gui - User Interface

Lecture 5 Introduction to SAP Fiori - New User Interface

Section 2: Business Requirements, and Enterprise Structure (Configuration)

Lecture 6 Business Requirements for SAP S/4HANA Sales (High-level)

Lecture 7 Types of Projects

Lecture 8 Introduction to SAP Activate Methodology

Lecture 9 Client Definition (Configuration)

Lecture 10 Enterprise Structure (FI) - Company Code (Configuration)

Lecture 11 Company Code Global Parameters (Configuration)

Lecture 12 Enterprise Structure (FI) - Business Areas (Configuration)

Lecture 13 Enterprise Structure (FI) - Company (Configuration)

Lecture 14 Customizing Requests Transport Organizer

Lecture 15 Enterprise Structure - Logistics General (Configuration)

Lecture 16 Enterprise Structure - Sales and Distribution (Configuration)

Lecture 17 Enterprise Structure - Materials Management (Configuration)

Lecture 18 Enterprise Structure - Logistics Execution (Configuration)

Lecture 19 Enterprise Structure - Consistency Check for Sales and Distribution

Section 3: Fiscal Year, Posting Period Variant, and Period for Material Master Records

Lecture 20 Business Requirements, Variant Principle, and Fiscal Year Variant (Config)

Lecture 21 Posting Period Variant (Configuration)

Lecture 22 Open and Close Posting Periods for Business Areas (Configuration)

Lecture 23 Open/Close Period for Material Master Records (Configuration and End-User)

Section 4: Required Finance & Controlling Configuration and End-User activities

Lecture 24 Chart of Accounts, G/L Accounts & Field Status Variant/Group (Config & End-User)

Lecture 25 G/L Accounts List Display (End-User)

Lecture 26 Classify GL Accounts for Document Splitting (Configuration)

Lecture 27 Define Segments (Configuration)

Lecture 28 Business Scenario & Maintain Controlling Area (Configuration)

Lecture 29 Profit Center Accounting (Configuration)

Lecture 30 Profit Center Master Data with Standard Hierarchy (End-User)

Lecture 31 Cost Center Master Data with Standard Hierarchy (End-User)

Lecture 32 Cost Element as G/L Account Master Data (End-User)

Lecture 33 Currency Settings, Maintain Exchange Rates, Ledger Configuration (Configuration)

Lecture 34 G/L Accounts Determination for Open Items Exchange Rate Differences (Config)

Lecture 35 Tax on Sales/Purchases (Configuration)

Lecture 36 Tolerance Limits for Users, G/L Accounts, Customer and Vendor (Configuration)

Lecture 37 Activation of Material Ledger (Configuration)

Section 5: SAP User Parameters, Parameter ID, and SAP Fiori Default Values (End-User)

Lecture 38 SAP User Parameters, and Parameter ID (End-User)

Lecture 39 SAP Fiori Default Values (End-User)

Section 6: BP, Customer and Vendor Master in SAP S/4HANA Sales (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 40 Business Scenario and Definition of Master Data

Lecture 41 Obsolete T-codes and BP Transaction code and its hierarchy (End-User)

Lecture 42 Customer Account Groups, Field Status, Number Ranges (Configuration)

Lecture 43 BP Number Ranges, Grouping, Field Status, BP Roles (Configuration)

Lecture 44 Number Assignment for Direction BP to Customer (Configuration)

Lecture 45 Sales and Distribution Customer Partner Determination (Configuration)

Lecture 46 Terms of Payment, Incoterms and other Customer Master Configuration

Lecture 47 Creation of Business Partner and Customer Master Data (End-User)

Lecture 48 SAP Fiori BP Customer Master Data Creation (End-User)

Lecture 49 Creation of One-time BP Customer Master (End-User)

Lecture 50 Extend the Customer Master to Second Company code and Sales Area (End-User)

Lecture 51 Summary - Display Customer List - SAP Fiori (End-User)

Lecture 52 Supplier Master Business Scenario, Hierarchy and Tables

Lecture 53 Supplier Account Groups, Field Status, Number Ranges (Configuration)

Lecture 54 Business Partner for Supplier Master Data (Configuration)

Lecture 55 Supplier Master Partner Roles/Schemas (Configuration)

Lecture 56 Creation of BP and Supplier Master Data (End-User)

Lecture 57 SAP Fiori - BP and Supplier Master Data Creation (End-User)

Lecture 58 Create a Supplier Master through Copy Function in SAP Fiori (End-User)

Lecture 59 Summary - Display Supplier List - SAP Fiori (End-User)

Section 7: Material Master, Material Types, Material Groups, Pricing, Product Hierarchy

Lecture 60 Business Scenario and Introduction to Material Master

Lecture 61 Overview of Configuring the Material Master (Configuration)

Lecture 62 Material Master Field Selection (Configuration)

Lecture 63 Define Industry Sector for Material Master (Configuration)

Lecture 64 Material Number Format, and Extended Material Number (Configuration)

Lecture 65 List of Materials with Material Types (End-User)

Lecture 66 Material Types, Number Ranges, and Basic Settings (Configuration)

Lecture 67 Define Material Groups (Configuration)

Lecture 68 Settings for Key Fields in Material Master (Configuration)

Lecture 69 Units of Measurement for Material Master (Configuration)

Lecture 70 Creation of Product Hierarchy and its template (Configuration)

Lecture 71 Material Search and its Pricing through Product Hierarchy (End-User)

Lecture 72 Material Data Relevant to Sales and Distribution (Configuration)

Lecture 73 Creation of Finished Products (End-User)

Lecture 74 Copy, and Extend the Material Master (End-User)

Lecture 75 Creation of Trading Goods - Material Master - SAP Fiori (End-User)

Lecture 76 Creation of Services - Material Master (End-User)

Lecture 77 Creation of Raw Materials - Material Master (End-User)

Lecture 78 Creation of Semi-Finished Products - Material Master (End-User)

Lecture 79 Creation of Packaging - Material Master (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 80 Creation of Returnable Packaging - Material Master (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 81 Moving Average Price vs Standard Price for a Material (End-User)

Lecture 82 Material Price Changes (End-User)

Lecture 83 Open Periods for Material Master, and Update Exchange Rates (End-User)

Lecture 84 Summary of the Section with Manage Product Master Data - SAP Fiori (End-User)

Section 8: Material Classification, Batch Management, and its Classification for a Material

Lecture 85 Material Classification - Characteristics and Classes (Configuration & End-User)

Lecture 86 Batch Management and Classification (Configuration and End-User)

Section 9: Define Common Distribution Channels and Common Divisions (Configuration)

Lecture 87 Business Scenario

Lecture 88 Define Common Distribution Channels (Configuration)

Lecture 89 Define Common Divisions (Configuration)

Section 10: Sales Documents - Sales Document Header (Configuration)

Lecture 90 Define Sales Document Types (Configuration)

Lecture 91 Convert Language for Each Sales Document Type (Configuration)

Lecture 92 Define Number Ranges for Sales Documents (Configuration)

Lecture 93 Define and Assign Order Reasons (Configuration)

Lecture 94 Define Purchase Order Types, and Usage Indicators (Configuration)

Lecture 95 Assign Sales Areas to Sales Document Types (Configuration)

Lecture 96 Table View of Sales Document - Header Data (End-User)

Section 11: Sales Documents - Item Categories and Determination (Configuration)

Lecture 97 Define Item Categories (Configuration)

Lecture 98 Item Category Groups, Default Values for Material Type, and Item Category Usage

Lecture 99 Assign Item Categories or Determination of Item Categories (Configuration)

Lecture 100 Define and Assign Reasons for Rejection (Configuration)

Lecture 101 Table View of Sales Document - Item Data (End-User)

Section 12: Schedule line Categories and Movement Types (Configuration)

Lecture 102 Define Schedule line Categories (Configuration)

Lecture 103 Assign Schedule Line Categories or Determination of Sch. Line Cat. (Config.)

Lecture 104 Movement Types (Configuration)

Section 13: Required Integration between SAP S/4HANA Finance and Sourcing & Procurement (MM)

Lecture 105 Integration between SAP S/4HANA Finance and Sourcing and Procurement (MM)

Section 14: Revenue Account Determination - Integration between SAP S/4HANA FICO and Sales

Lecture 106 Business Scenario

Lecture 107 The Condition Technique (Configuration)

Lecture 108 Define and Assign Account Keys (Configuration)

Lecture 109 Revenue Account Determination (Assign G/L Accounts)

Lecture 110 Cash Account Determination (Assign G/L Accounts) - Configuration

Lecture 111 Reconciliation Account Determination and Assign Dunning Areas (Configuration)

Lecture 112 Assign Cost Centers (Configuration)

Lecture 113 Assign Dunning Areas (Configuration)

Lecture 114 Account Determination Analysis (End-User)

Section 15: Pricing Procedure and Taxes in SAP S/4HANA Sales (Configuration)

Lecture 115 Business Scenario

Lecture 116 The Condition Technique (Configuration)

Lecture 117 Condition Technique - Fields and Condition Tables (Configuration)

Lecture 118 Condition Technique - Access Sequences (Configuration)

Lecture 119 Condition Technique - Condition Types (Configuration)

Lecture 120 Condition Technique - Set Pricing Procedure (Configuration)

Lecture 121 Set and Assign Customer and Document Pricing Procedures (Configuration)

Lecture 122 Set Pricing Procedure Determination and Condition Supplements (Configuration)

Lecture 123 Define Pricing by Item Category (Configuration)

Lecture 124 Price-Relevant Master Data Fields (Configuration)

Lecture 125 Sales and Distribution Taxes (Configuration)

Section 16: Pricing Condition Records and Customer-Material Info Record (End-User)

Lecture 126 Business Scenario and creation of Pricing Condition Record - VK11 (End-User)

Lecture 127 Creation of Freight Condition Record - VK31 (End-User)

Lecture 128 Creation of Condition Records through SAP Fiori (End-User)

Lecture 129 Import to update Sales Prices in Bulk - SAP Fiori (End-User)

Lecture 130 Condition Record with Product Hierarchy to give Prod. Price Discount (End-User)

Lecture 131 Maintain Common Conditions Master Data and Pricing Analysis (End-User)

Lecture 132 Customer-Material Info Record Creation (End-User)

Lecture 133 SAP Fiori - Creation of Customer-Material Info Record (End-User)

Section 17: Shipping Point Determination and Delivery Scheduling (Configuration)

Lecture 134 Shipping Point and Goods Receiving Point Determination (Configuration)

Lecture 135 Delivery and Transportation Scheduling by Sales Document Type (Configuration)

Section 18: Available to Promise (ATP) and Transfer of Requirements (Configuration)

Lecture 136 Availability Check with ATP Logic or Against Planning (Configuration)

Lecture 137 Transfer of Requirements (Configuration)

Section 19: Planned Dependent Requirements (BOM, Sales Order, Stock Reqs., MRP)

Lecture 138 Business Scenario - Planned Dependent Requirements

Lecture 139 Material BOM for Production usage (End-User)

Lecture 140 Sales Order Costing (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 141 Create Sales Order, Stock/Requirements List, Display Product Costing (End-User)

Lecture 142 Order BOM for Production usage (End-User)

Lecture 143 MRP Run for Finished Product to create Planned Order (End-User)

Lecture 144 SAP Fiori - Sales Order for Trading Goods (End-User)

Lecture 145 MRP Run for Trading Goods to create Purchase Requisition (End-User)

Section 20: Required SAP S/4HANA Sourcing & Procurement (MM) Processes (Config & End-User)

Lecture 146 Convert Purchase Requisition to Purchase Order (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 147 Create Goods Receipt with the reference to a Purchase Order (Config & End-User)

Section 21: Required SAP S/4HANA Production Processes (Configuration & End-User)

Lecture 148 Convert Planned Order to Production Order (Configuration)

Lecture 149 Semi-Finished Products - Convert Planned Order to Production Order (End-User)

Lecture 150 Semi-Finished Prods.- Goods Receipt with the ref. to Production Order (End-User)

Lecture 151 Finished Product - Convert Planned Order to Production Order (End-User)

Lecture 152 Finished Product - Goods Receipt with the ref. to Production Order (End-User)

Section 22: Planned Independent Requirements for MRP without Sales Order (Forecasting)

Lecture 153 Business Scenario - Planned Independent Requirements without Sales Order

Lecture 154 Required Settings for Planned Independent Requirements (Config. & End-User)

Lecture 155 Create Planned Independent Requirements, and MRP Run (End-User)

Lecture 156 Raw Materials - Convert PR to PO, and Post GR (End-User)

Lecture 157 Semi-finished and Finished Products - Create Production Order, and GR (End-User)

Lecture 158 Sales Order Creation with Stock Availability (End-User)

Section 23: Batch Determination Procedure/Batch Search Strategy (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 159 Business Scenario and Introduction to Batch Determination Procedure

Lecture 160 Batch Search Strategy with Condition Technique (Configuration)

Lecture 161 Automatic Batch Determination/Batch Search Strategy (End-User)

Section 24: Logistics Execution - Delivery, Picking and Packing (Configuration)

Lecture 162 Introduction to Outbound Delivery Document (End-User)

Lecture 163 Configure Global Shipping Data, Define Delivery Types, & Number Ranges (Config)

Lecture 164 Define Delivery Item Categories, Usage and Determination (Configuration)

Lecture 165 Define and Assign Reasons for Blocking in Shipping (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 166 Copying Control - Sales Document to Delivery Document (Configuration)

Lecture 167 Picking (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 168 Packing (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 169 Create Outbound Delivery with Loading and Shipment (End-User)

Lecture 170 Collective Processing of Documents Due for Delivery - (End-User)

Lecture 171 Outbound Delivery Monitor (End-User)

Lecture 172 Delivery Document Tables (End-User)

Section 25: SAP S/4HANA Sales Billing (Order-related and Delivery-related)

Lecture 173 Introduction to Billing Document (End-User)

Lecture 174 Define Billing Types for Sales and Number Ranges (Configuration)

Lecture 175 Define and Assign Blocking Reasons for Billing (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 176 Copying Control - Sales Document to Billing Document (Configuration)

Lecture 177 Create the Billing Document (End-User)

Lecture 178 Release Billing Documents for Accounting (End-User)

Lecture 179 Process Billing Due List (End-User)

Lecture 180 Billing Document Tables (End-User)

Lecture 181 Delivery-related Billing w/ Batch Sub-item & Pre-requisites (Config & End-User)

Section 26: Pre-Sales Activities - Inquiry and Quotation (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 182 Inquiry Type (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 183 Copying Control - Sales Document to Sales Document (Configuration)

Lecture 184 Quotation Type (Configuration and End-User)

Section 27: Sales Contracts (Agreements) - (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 185 Business Scenario and Introduction

Lecture 186 Master Contract (Configuration)

Lecture 187 Master Contract (End-User)

Lecture 188 Quantity Contract (Configuration)

Lecture 189 Quantity Contract and its Sales Order (End-User)

Lecture 190 Quantity Contract w/d reference to Quotation (End-User)

Lecture 191 Value Contract (Configuration)

Lecture 192 Value Contract (End-User)

Lecture 193 Scheduling Agreement (Configuration)

Lecture 194 Scheduling Agreement (End-User)

Section 28: Sales Business Processes w/d Special Sales Document Types & Import Sales Orders

Lecture 195 Business Scenario

Lecture 196 Introduction to Customer Returns and Configuration

Lecture 197 Customer Returns (End-User)

Lecture 198 Introduction to Credit Memo Request

Lecture 199 Credit Memo Request (Configuration)

Lecture 200 Credit Memo Request (End-User)

Lecture 201 Introduction to Debit Memo Request and Configuration

Lecture 202 Debit Memo Request (End-User)

Lecture 203 Introduction to Invoice Correction Request

Lecture 204 Invoice Correction Request (Configuration)

Lecture 205 Invoice Correction Request (End-User)

Lecture 206 SAP Fiori - Forward Sales Cycle (End-User)

Lecture 207 Reversal Sales Cycle (End-User)

Lecture 208 Introduction to Cash Sale

Lecture 209 Cash Sale (Configuration)

Lecture 210 Cash Sale (End-User)

Lecture 211 Introduction to Rush Order Process

Lecture 212 Rush Order Process (Configuration)

Lecture 213 Rush Order Process (End-User)

Lecture 214 Introduction to Free Goods

Lecture 215 Free Goods (Configuration)

Lecture 216 Free Goods (End-User)

Lecture 217 SAP Fiori - Import Sales Orders through CSV File (End-User)

Section 29: Sales Business Processes related to Products (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 218 Business Scenario

Lecture 219 Introduction to Item Proposal and Configuration

Lecture 220 Item Proposal (End-User)

Lecture 221 Introduction to Material Determination

Lecture 222 Material Determination (Configuration)

Lecture 223 Material Determination (End-User)

Lecture 224 Introduction to Cross Selling

Lecture 225 Cross Selling (Configuration)

Lecture 226 Cross Selling (End-User)

Lecture 227 Introduction to Material Listing and Exclusion

Lecture 228 Material Listing and Exclusion (Configuration)

Lecture 229 Material Listing and Exclusion (End-User)

Section 30: Sales Billing Plan and Pro Forma Invoice (Configuration And End-User)

Lecture 230 Business Scenario and Introduction

Lecture 231 Billing Plan Types (Configuration)

Lecture 232 Periodic Billing (Configuration)

Lecture 233 Periodic Billing (End-User)

Lecture 234 Introduction to Milestone Billing Plan

Lecture 235 Milestone Billing (Configuration)

Lecture 236 Milestone Billing (End-User)

Lecture 237 Introduction to Pro Forma Invoice

Lecture 238 Pro Forma Invoice from Sales Order (Configuration)

Lecture 239 Pro Forma Invoice from Sales Order (End-User)

Lecture 240 Pro Forma Invoice from Outbound Delivery (End-User)

Section 31: Customer Consignment Stock Process (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 241 Business Scenario and Introduction to Customer Consignment Stock Process

Lecture 242 The Consignment Fill-Up (Configuration)

Lecture 243 The Consignment Fill-Up (End-User)

Lecture 244 The Consignment Issue (Configuration)

Lecture 245 The Consignment Issue (End-User)

Lecture 246 The Consignment Returns (Configuration)

Lecture 247 The Consignment Returns (End-User)

Lecture 248 The Consignment Pick-Up (End-User)

Section 32: Sales Rebate Agreement, Sales Promotions, and Deals (Config. and End-User)

Lecture 249 Business Scenario and Introduction to Sales Rebate (Settlement Management)

Lecture 250 Sales Rebate Agreement - Condition Contract (Configuration)

Lecture 251 Sales Rebate Agreement - Condition Contract (End-User)

Lecture 252 Sales Promotions, and Deals (Configuration)

Lecture 253 Sales Promotions, and Deals (End-User)

Section 33: Profitability Analysis (CO-PA) Postings through SAP S/4HANA Sales

Lecture 254 Business Scenario and Introduction to CO-PA

Lecture 255 CO-PA Configuration

Lecture 256 CO-PA Postings through SAP S/4HANA Sales (End-User)

Section 34: Serial Numbers for Products, Delivery without Order, Material BOM Usage with SD

Lecture 257 Business Scenario and Introduction to Serial Numbers for Products

Lecture 258 Serial Numbers for Products (Configuration)

Lecture 259 Serial Numbers for Products (End-User)

Lecture 260 Outbound Delivery without reference to a Sales Order (Configuration)

Lecture 261 Outbound Delivery without reference to a Sales Order (End-User)

Lecture 262 Introduction to Material BOM Usage with Sales and Distribution

Lecture 263 Material BOM with Sales and Distribution Usage (Configuration)

Lecture 264 Material BOM with Sales and Distribution Usage (End-User)

Section 35: Intercompany Billing Process in SAP S/4HANA Sales (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 265 Business Scenario and Introduction to Intercompany Billing Process

Lecture 266 Intercompany Billing Process (Configuration)

Lecture 267 Intercompany Billing Process (End-User)

Section 36: Stock Transfer and Stock Transport Order for Intercompany Purchasing

Lecture 268 Information on Organizational and Master Data and Business Scenario

Lecture 269 Stock Transfer from Storage location to Storage location (End-User)

Lecture 270 Stock Transfer from Plant to Plant (One-Step) - End-User

Lecture 271 Stock Transfer from Plant to Plant (Two-Step) - End-User

Lecture 272 Stock Transport Order from one Company code Plant to another Company code plant

Lecture 273 Introduction to Intercompany Purchasing

Lecture 274 Stock Transport Order with Delivery and Billing Document (Configuration)

Lecture 275 Stock Transport Order with Delivery and Billing Document (End-User)

Section 37: Customer Credit Management and Customer Payment (Configuration and End-User)

Lecture 276 Customer Credit Management in FSCM (Configuration)

Lecture 277 Customer Credit Management Process (End-User)

Lecture 278 Customer Payment in Order to Cash Cycle (End-User)

Section 38: Reporting and Data Analysis for SAP S/4HANA Sales (End-User)

Lecture 279 SAP Gui Tables - Reporting and Data Analysis (End-User)

Lecture 280 Universal Journal - Reporting and Data Analysis (End-User)

Lecture 281 SAP Fiori Analytical Apps - Reporting and Data Analysis (End-User)

Section 39: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 282 Bonus Lecture

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Linux Administration: Build 5 Hands-On Linux Projects 2023
Last updated 9/2023
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Language: English | Size: 8.41 GB | Duration: 16h 45m

Learn Linux by Doing with 5 Projects: Docker, Secure Linux, Run Web and DNS Servers, Run a Mail System, Automate Linux



What you'll learn
Become a professional Linux Engineer by Building 5 Hands-On Linux Projects.
Learn how to run containerized applications with Docker.
Learn to manage Docker images and containers.
Learn to tag and push images to Docker Hub.
Learn to build custom Docker images using Dockerfile.
Learn how to secure and harden Linux Systems.
You will MASTER Network Security Key Concepts (Encryption, Steganography, Reconnaissance, Iptables Firewall ...).
Learn to configure an authoritative DNS server (BIND9).
Learn to configure a Web Server (Apache2).
Learn to install and secure WordPress.
Learn to run a Mail System (Potsfix, Dovecot, MySql, OpenSSL, SMTP AUTH, Rspamd, ClamAV).
Acquire the skills to automate the most common Linux administrative tasks using Bash scripting and Ansible.
Learn to use Ansible in large Networks for Network Automation.
By the end of this course you will have a deep understand of the Linux operating system and be able to apply that knowledge in Real-World projects.


Requirements
A computer (Windows, Mac, or Linux) with an Internet connection. That's it!
Basic Linux knowledge is required. If you are a complete Linux beginner, this course might not be for you.
Your time and enthusiasm to learn.


Description
***Fully updated for 2023*** This practical Linux Administration course consists of Building 5 Hands-On Linux projects from scratch! It s the 2nd part of Linux Administration: The Complete Linux Bootcamp and requires basic Linux knowledge. The course is not recommended for complete beginners!Course Updates:Update: November 2022 - Updates to be 2023 readyUpdate: Summer 2022 - New Videos in the Security section, different other updatesUpdate: August 2021 - New Videos in the "Running a Mail System" project on fighting against malware (Postfix Access Restrictions In-Depth, Rspamd, Amavis & ClavAv)Update: April 2021 - New Videos in the "Running a Web Server" project on Apache Authorization and Authentication, HTTP Compression, mod_status, and many moreCourse Launch: January 10, 2021This course IS NOT like any other Linux Administration course you can take online. This course is focused on learning by doing. You ll learn what really matters and you ll get the skills to get ahead and gain an edge.Enrolling now in this project-focused Linux Administration course is the best investment in your career!By the end of this course, you'll have an in-depth knowledge of building real-world projects in Linux.This course is for you if you already have some basic Linux Knowledge and want to advance and dive deeper into Linux and learn how to build projects for the real world.You'll have access to my closed and Exclusive Online Group in order to provide you with improved, faster, and better support for your course-related questions.This course is taught by me, a Senior Network Engineer and a Professional Trainer. Why should you learn from me?I'm a Practitioner and an Enthusiast. Welcome to the real world! I ve been using Linux for the last 15 years in real-world projects. I m not just a random guy that teaches Linux Administration. Just imagine that during this time I ve learned and applied more and more almost on a daily basis. And now I m giving everything to you!I'm an Educator and I know how to make a Syllabus. I know exactly what is important and what is not. For the last 10 years, I've trained thousands of people on Linux Administration, Security, Networking, and Programming.After this course, you'll be an effective Linux System Engineer or Administrator!You'll have lifetime access and you can return and look at a specific Linux project anytime you want. And let's not forget, if you don't like the course, you are covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee, full refund, no questions asked!Project #1 - Running Containerized Applications with Docker- What is Docker? Why use it?- Installing Docker- The Docker Client- Pulling Images and Running Containers- Lab: Running a Web Server in a Docker Container- Listing Images and Containers- Removing Images and Containers- Getting Shell Access to a Container- Executing Commands in a Running Container- Getting Information about the Running Containers- Committing Container Changes into a New Image- Tagging and Pushing Custom Images to Docker Hub- Image Structure and Layers- Creating Custom Images using Dockerfile- Persistent Data: VolumesProject #2 - Securing and Hardening a Linux System- Linux Security Checklist- Securing the OpenSSH Server (sshd)- Securing the Boot Loader (Grub)- Enforcing Password Policy- Locking or Disabling User Accounts- Giving Limited root Privileges (sudoers and visudo)- Setting Users Limits (Running a DoS Attack Without root Access)- Intro to Cracking Passwords- Cracking Linux Passwords Using John the Ripper- Checking Files Integrity with AIDE - Part- Scanning for Rootkits (rkhunter and chkrootkit)- Scanning for Viruses with ClamAV- Full Disk Encryption Using dm-crypt and LUKS- Unlocking LUKS Encrypted Drives With A Keyfile- Symmetric Encryption Using GnuPG- Using an Encrypted Text Editor (EncryptPad)- Steganography Explained- Steganography In Depth- Hide Secret Messages Through Steganography with Steghide- Scanning Networks with Nmap- Nmap Advanced- Introduction to Linux Firewalls- Securing Your Linux System with a Firewall (Netfilter/Iptables)- Chains, Tables, Matches, and Targets In Depth- Stateful Firewall In DepthProject #3: Setting Up a Web and DNS Server- Getting a Domain Name- Diving into the DNS Protocol and Installing a DNS Server (BIND9)- Setting Up the Authoritative BIND9 DNS Server- Installing a Web Server (Apache2)- Setting Up Virtual Hosting- Securing Apache with OpenSSL and Digital Certificates- Access Control by Source IP Address- The <Files> Directive- The .htaccess File- HTTP Digest Authentication- The Options Directive and Indexing- HTTP Compression- SetHandler and Server Status- Installing PHP- Installing and Securing the MySql Server- Installing a Web Application (WordPress)- Securing WordPressProject #4 - Running a Virtual Mail Server- Overview of a Complete Virtual Mail System- Mail and DNS: MX Records and Reverse DNS- Checking the Prerequisites- Installing Software Packages- Configuring MySql and Connect it With Postfix- Configuring Postfix Using the Postconf Command- Configuring SMTP AUTH (SASLAUTHD and MySql)- Configuring Dovecot (POP3/IMAP)- Adding Domains and Virtual Users. Testing the System- Enabling SMTPS Port 465 in Postfix For Email Submission- Troubleshooting- Virus Scanning Using Amavis and ClamAV- Testing Amavis and ClamAV- Fighting Against Spam: Postfix Access Restrictions- Fighting Against Spam: Postfix HELO Restrictions- Fighting Against Spam: Postfix Sender Restrictions- Fighting Against Spam: Postfix Recipient Restrictions- Fighting Against Spam: Using Public RBLs- Intro to Spam Filtering Systems- Installing Rspamd and Postfix Integration- Configuring and Testing Rspamd- Postfix Log Monitoring Using pflogsummProject #5 - Automating Linux Administrative Tasks- Intro to Ansible- Prerequisites- Ansible Inventory File- Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The Shell Module- Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The Script Module- Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The APT Module- Task Automation and Scheduling Using Cron (crontab)- Scheduling Tasks Using Anacron- Dropping Packets Based on Source IP Address- Dropping a List of IP Addresses- System Administration Script using Bash Menus- Intro to Ansible- Ansible Inventory File- Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands- Ansible modules: raw, shell, command, scriptEvery project is complete and includes all the scripts and configuration files, a command section, lots of quizzes, slides, and many practice challenges.The skills you ll learn will boost your career and make you more valuable in the job market.See you in the courses!

Overview
Section 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1 How to Get the Most Out of This Course

Lecture 2 Running a Linux Server in the Cloud

Lecture 3 Securing SSH with Key Authentication

Lecture 4 Ubuntu and CentOS Download Links (OVA Files)

Lecture 5 Join Our Online Community!

Section 2: Project #1 - Running Containerized Applications with Docker

Lecture 6 Project Overview

Lecture 7 What is Docker? Why use it?

Lecture 8 Installing Docker

Lecture 9 Commands - Installing Docker

Lecture 10 The Docker Client

Lecture 11 Pulling Images and Running Containers

Lecture 12 Commands - The Docker CLI, Pulling Images & Running Containers

Lecture 13 Lab: Running a Web Server in a Docker Container

Lecture 14 Listing Images and Containers

Lecture 15 Removing Images and Containers

Lecture 16 Commands - Listing and Removing Images and Containers

Lecture 17 Getting Shell Access to a Container

Lecture 18 Executing Commands in a Running Container

Lecture 19 Commands - Executing Commands

Lecture 20 Getting Information about the Running Containers

Lecture 21 Committing Container Changes into a New Image

Lecture 22 Tagging and Pushing Custom Images to Docker Hub

Lecture 23 Commands - Committing Changes, Tagging and Pushing Images

Lecture 24 Image Structure and Layers

Lecture 25 Creating Custom Images using Dockerfile

Lecture 26 Persistent Data: Volumes

Lecture 27 Commands - Volumes

Section 3: Challenges - Docker

Lecture 28 Docker

Section 4: Project #2 - Securing and Hardening a Linux System

Lecture 29 Project Overview

Lecture 30 Linux Security Checklist

Lecture 31 Securing the OpenSSH Server (sshd)

Lecture 32 Commands - SSH

Lecture 33 Securing the Boot Loader (Grub)

Lecture 34 Enforcing Password Policy

Lecture 35 Locking or Disabling User Accounts

Lecture 36 Commands - Locking User Accounts

Lecture 37 Giving Limited root Privileges (sudoers and visudo) - Part 1

Lecture 38 Giving Limited root Privileges (sudoers and visudo) - Part 2

Lecture 39 Setting Users Limits (Running a DoS Attack Without root Access)

Lecture 40 Intro to Cracking Passwords

Lecture 41 Cracking Linux Passwords Using John the Ripper

Lecture 42 Commands - John the Ripper (JTR)

Lecture 43 Checking Files Integrity with AIDE - Part 1

Lecture 44 Checking Files Integrity with AIDE - Part 2

Lecture 45 Commands - AIDE

Lecture 46 Scanning for Rootkits (rkhunter and chkrootkit)

Lecture 47 Commands - rkhunter & chkrootkit

Lecture 48 Scanning for Viruses with ClamAV

Lecture 49 Commands - ClamAV

Lecture 50 Full Disk Encryption Using dm-crypt and LUKS

Lecture 51 Unlocking LUKS Encrypted Drives With A Keyfile

Lecture 52 Commands - Full Disk Encryption

Lecture 53 Symmetric Encryption Using GnuPG

Lecture 54 Using an Encrypted Text Editor (EncryptPad)

Lecture 55 Steganography Explained

Lecture 56 Steganography In Depth

Lecture 57 Hide Secret Messages Through Steganography with Steghide

Lecture 58 Commands - Steganography

Lecture 59 Scanning Networks with Nmap

Lecture 60 Nmap Advanced

Lecture 61 Commands - Nmap

Lecture 62 Introduction to Netfilter and Iptables

Lecture 63 Chain Traversal in a Nutshell

Lecture 64 Iptables Basic Usage

Lecture 65 Iptables Options (Flags) - Part 1

Lecture 66 Iptables Options (Flags) - Part 2

Lecture 67 Where Do We Write Iptables Rules

Lecture 68 Setting the Default Policy

Lecture 69 Deleting the Firewall

Lecture 70 Filter by IP Address

Lecture 71 Filter by Port

Lecture 72 Intro to Stateful Firewalls (Connection Tracking)

Lecture 73 Implementing Stateful Firewalls with Iptables

Lecture 74 Filter by MAC Address

Lecture 75 Match by Date and Time

Lecture 76 The ACCEPT and DROP Targets

Lecture 77 The LOG Target

Section 5: Challenges - Securing a Linux Server

Lecture 78 John The Ripper (JTR)

Lecture 79 Steganography

Lecture 80 Scanning with Nmap

Lecture 81 Challenges - Netfilter and Iptables

Section 6: Project #3 - Setting Up a Web and DNS Server

Lecture 82 Project Overview: The Big Picture

Lecture 83 Getting a Domain Name

Lecture 84 Diving into the DNS Protocol and Installing a DNS Server (BIND9)

Lecture 85 Setting Up the Authoritative BIND9 DNS Server

Lecture 86 Installing a Web Server (Apache2)

Lecture 87 Setting Up Virtual Hosting

Lecture 88 Securing Apache with OpenSSL and Digital Certificates

Lecture 89 Access Control by Source IP Address

Lecture 90 The Directive

Lecture 91 The .htaccess File

Lecture 92 HTTP Digest Authentication

Lecture 93 The Options Directive and Indexing

Lecture 94 HTTP Compression

Lecture 95 SetHandler and Server Status

Lecture 96 Installing PHP

Lecture 97 Installing and Securing the MySql Server

Lecture 98 Installing phpMyAdmin

Lecture 99 Securing phpMyAdmin

Lecture 100 Commands - phpMyAdmin

Lecture 101 Installing a Web Application (WordPress)

Lecture 102 Securing WordPress

Section 7: Challenges - DNS and WEB

Lecture 103 Challenges - DNS and BIND

Lecture 104 Challenges - Apache2

Section 8: Project #4 - Running a Virtual Mail Server

Lecture 105 Overview of a Complete Virtual Mail System

Lecture 106 Mail and DNS: MX Records and Reverse DNS

Lecture 107 Checking the Prerequisites

Lecture 108 Installing Software Packages

Lecture 109 Configuring MySql and Connect it With Postfix

Lecture 110 Configuring Postfix Using the Postconf Command

Lecture 111 Configuring SMTP AUTH (SASLAUTHD and MySql)

Lecture 112 Configuring Dovecot (POP3/IMAP)

Lecture 113 Adding Domains and Virtual Users. Testing the System

Lecture 114 Enabling SMTPS Port 465 in Postfix For Email Submission

Lecture 115 Troubleshooting

Lecture 116 Mail Project Archive (etc.tar.gz)

Lecture 117 Virus Scanning Using Amavis and ClamAV

Lecture 118 Amavis Installation Guide

Lecture 119 Testing Amavis and ClamAV

Lecture 120 Fighting Against Spam: Postfix Access Restrictions

Lecture 121 Fighting Against Spam: Postfix HELO Restrictions

Lecture 122 Fighting Against Spam: Postfix Sender Restrictions

Lecture 123 Fighting Against Spam: Postfix Recipient Restrictions

Lecture 124 Fighting Against Spam: Using Public RBLs

Lecture 125 Config - Postfix Access Restrictions

Lecture 126 Intro to Spam Filtering Systems

Lecture 127 Installing Rspamd and Postfix Integration

Lecture 128 Rspamd Installation Guide

Lecture 129 Configuring and Testing Rspamd

Lecture 130 Postfix Log Monitoring Using pflogsumm

Section 9: Project #5 - Automating Linux Administrative Tasks

Lecture 131 Project Overview

Lecture 132 Intro to Ansible

Lecture 133 Prerequisites

Lecture 134 Ansible Inventory File

Lecture 135 Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The Shell Module

Lecture 136 Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The Script Module

Lecture 137 Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The APT Module

Lecture 138 Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The Service Module

Lecture 139 Ansible Ad-Hoc Commands: The User Module

Lecture 140 Task Automation and Scheduling Using Cron (crontab)

Lecture 141 Commands - Cron

Lecture 142 Scheduling Tasks Using Anacron

Lecture 143 Moving to Automation With Bash Shell Scripting

Lecture 144 Dropping Packets Based on Source IP Address

Lecture 145 Dropping a List of IP Addresses

Lecture 146 System Administration Script using Bash Menus

Section 10: Challenges - Automating Administrative Tasks

Lecture 147 Ansible

Section 11: [EXTRA] Bash Shell Scripting

Lecture 148 Intro to Bash Shell Scripting

Lecture 149 The Bash Shebang and Comments

Lecture 150 Running Scripts

Lecture 151 Variables in Bash

Lecture 152 Getting User Input

Lecture 153 Special Variables and Positional Arguments

Lecture 154 Coding - Variables in Bash

Lecture 155 If, Elif and Else Statements

Lecture 156 Testing Conditions For Numbers

Lecture 157 Multiple Conditions and Nested If Statements

Lecture 158 Command Substitution

Lecture 159 Comparing Strings in If Statements

Lecture 160 Lab: Testing Network Connections

Lecture 161 Coding - If...Elif...Else Statements

Lecture 162 For Loops

Lecture 163 While Loops

Lecture 164 Case Statement

Lecture 165 Functions in Bash

Lecture 166 Variable Scope in Functions

Lecture 167 Menus in Bash. The Select Statement

Lecture 168 Intro to Bash Arrays

Lecture 169 Arrays In Depth

Lecture 170 Using the Readarray Command

Lecture 171 Iterating Over Arrays

Lecture 172 Project: Account Creation

Section 12: Challenges - Bash Scripting

Lecture 173 Bash Scripting Basics

Lecture 174 Flow Control (if...elif...else) and Command Substitution

Lecture 175 Loops in Bash: for, while

Lecture 176 Functions and Menus

Section 13: [EXTRA] The VIM Editor

Lecture 177 The Basics of VIM Text Editor

Lecture 178 The VIM Editor In Depth - Part 1

Lecture 179 The VIM Editor In Depth - Part 2

Section 14: Where To Go From Here?

Lecture 180 What's Next?

Section 15: BONUS SECTION

Lecture 181 Congratulations

Lecture 182 BONUS: THANK YOU GIFT!

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Tarot Reading Advanced Cards Meaning Influences
Last updated 10/2023
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Language: English | Size: 21.94 GB | Duration: 13h 16m

Next level Rider Waite Tarot Reading And Psychic Development



What you'll learn
Tarot astrology
Tarot numerology
Sacred geometry principles
12 Universal laws, plus karma
Creation duplication
Energy, vibration, manifestation
Giving a reading
Psychic development
Deep drive through 78 Ride Waite cards
Starting your brand
Building your brand
Expanding you brand
Marketing your brand
Clientele demographics
AND literally, so much more !!!


Requirements
A firm understanding of tarot reading, as taught in my predecessor course: Tarot Card Reading DETAILED Step by Step COURSE Rider-Waite


Description
This advanced psychic tarot reading course follows as the next complimentary level to my Detailed Tarot Reading Course - Step by Step (Rider-Waite).It is ideally suited to those who successfully mastered my first course, individuals well versed in tarot reading and looking to expand upon that plus those intrigued by higher energy concepts.Psychic development is a given with this course. The concepts you will learn naturally unfolds your deeper psyche connection and higher self awareness.Topics covered in this course stem from many of my other areas of expertise and practice. These include, yet are not limited to:* Tarot reading * Oracle cards reading* Psychic development * Divination * Sacred geometry* Astrology* Numerology* Spell work (Pagan/Wicca)* Energy healing/balancing * Reiki* NLP* Quantum physics * Regression hypnosis * Thoth (advanced) tarot* OSHO Zen tarotIn this course, I am privileged to share with you lots of the knowledge I gained over the past 20 plus years. I also share with you some tips for marketing your services, along with providing online and in-person readings. How to find your niche market, etc.If you are not familiar with in-depth tarot reading, either via my Detailed Tarot Reading Course - Step by Step (Rider-Waite) or your personal experience, please note that the concepts presented in this course may not yet be suited to you. Blessings, love and lightAdrian H. Nelson

Overview
Section 1: HELLO AND WELCOME

Lecture 1 Powerful Ancient Tarot Magick

Lecture 2 We Are One

Lecture 3 What is Your Intention?

Lecture 4 SMiLe

Lecture 5 Thoth Tarot Foundation

Lecture 6 Legal Disclaimer

Lecture 7 3 Masks of Fear

Lecture 8 Mask #1 - The Victim

Lecture 9 Mask #2 - The Saviour

Lecture 10 Mask #3 - The Perpetrator

Lecture 11 Swopping Fear Masks

Lecture 12 Breathing in a Square

Lecture 13 Grounding

Lecture 14 Revisit Your Intention

Lecture 15 Redrooming

Section 2: 12 UNIVERSAL LAWS

Lecture 16 12 Immutable Laws

Lecture 17 Law 1 - Law of Oneness

Lecture 18 Law 2 - Law of Vibration

Lecture 19 Law 3 - Law of Correspondence

Lecture 20 Law 4 - Law of Attraction

Lecture 21 Law 5 - Law Inspired Action

Lecture 22 Law 6 - Law of Perpetual Transmutation of Energy

Lecture 23 Law 7 - Law of Cause And Effect

Lecture 24 Law 8 - Law of Compensation

Lecture 25 Break Time!!!

Lecture 26 Law 9:- Law of Relativity

Lecture 27 Law 10 - Law of Polarity

Lecture 28 Law 11 - Law of Rhythm

Lecture 29 Law 12 - Law of Gender

Lecture 30 Karma

Section 3: TAROT ASTROLOGY

Lecture 31 Soul Blueprint

Lecture 32 Free Will

Lecture 33 Sun Moon Rising / Ascending / Ascended

Lecture 34 Venus Placement

Lecture 35 Mars Placement

Lecture 36 Jupiter Placement

Lecture 37 Sun Energy

Lecture 38 Moon Influence

Lecture 39 Planetary Characteristics

Lecture 40 Mercury

Lecture 41 Venus

Lecture 42 Earth

Lecture 43 Mars

Lecture 44 Jupiter

Lecture 45 Saturn

Lecture 46 Uranus

Lecture 47 Neptune

Lecture 48 Pluto

Lecture 49 Chiron

Lecture 50 North Node

Lecture 51 South Node

Lecture 52 Black Lilith

Section 4: TAROT ZODIACS

Lecture 53 Healthy Fear

Lecture 54 Zodiac Gender Energy

Lecture 55 Cardinal / Fixed / Mutable

Lecture 56 Cardinal Signs

Lecture 57 Fixed Signs

Lecture 58 Mutable Signs

Lecture 59 Triplicities / Elements

Lecture 60 Air Element

Lecture 61 Water Element

Lecture 62 Fire Element

Lecture 63 Earth Element

Lecture 64 Aries - House of Self

Lecture 65 Taurus - House of Value

Lecture 66 Gemini - House of Communication

Lecture 67 Cancer - House of Family

Lecture 68 Leo - House of Pleasure

Lecture 69 Virgo - House of Health

Lecture 70 Libra - House of Partnerships

Lecture 71 Scorpio - House of Transformation

Lecture 72 Sagittarius - House of Purpose

Lecture 73 Capricorn - House of Social Status

Lecture 74 Aquarius - House of Friendship

Lecture 75 Pisces - House of Subconscious

Lecture 76 Cusps Influence

Lecture 77 Zodiac Relations

Lecture 78 Practicing What I Preach

Section 5: Kabbalistic Tree of Life

Lecture 79 Story of Creation

Lecture 80 Four Worlds

Lecture 81 Emperor / Star Swop

Lecture 82 Three Pillars

Lecture 83 Three Triangles

Lecture 84 Sephiroth And Sephirah

Lecture 85 First Sephirah - THE CROWN

Lecture 86 Second Sephirah WISDOM

Lecture 87 Third Sephirah INTELLIGENCE

Lecture 88 Fourth Sephirah KINDNESS

Lecture 89 Fifth Sephirah STRENGTH

Lecture 90 Sixth Sephirah BEAUTY

Lecture 91 Seventh Sephirah TRIUMPH

Lecture 92 Eight Sephirah GLORY

Lecture 93 Ninth Sephirah FOUNDATION

Lecture 94 Tenth Sephirah THE KINGDOM

Lecture 95 The Paths

Lecture 96 The Fool

Lecture 97 The Magician

Lecture 98 The High Priestess

Lecture 99 The Empress

Lecture 100 The Emperor

Lecture 101 The Hierophant

Lecture 102 The Lovers

Lecture 103 The Chariot

Lecture 104 Strength

Lecture 105 The Hermit

Lecture 106 Wheel Of Fortune

Lecture 107 Justice

Lecture 108 The Hanged Man

Lecture 109 Death

Lecture 110 Temperance

Lecture 111 The Devil

Lecture 112 The Tower

Lecture 113 The Star

Lecture 114 The Moon

Lecture 115 The Sun

Lecture 116 Judgement

Lecture 117 The World

Lecture 118 Bringing It All Together

Lecture 119 Divine Male / Female Energies

Lecture 120 Kings

Lecture 121 Queens

Lecture 122 Knights

Lecture 123 Pages

Lecture 124 Astrology in Tree of Life

Lecture 125 Tree of Life Meditation

Section 6: SACRED GEOMETRY

Lecture 126 Cosmic Blueprint

Lecture 127 Viseca Pisces

Lecture 128 Fibonacci Sequence

Lecture 129 Seed of Life / Egg of Life

Lecture 130 Fruit of Life

Lecture 131 Metatron s Cube / Merkaba

Lecture 132 Flower of Life / Tree of Life

Lecture 133 The Big Reminder

Lecture 134 OM Chant

Section 7: JUST SOME THOUGHTS

Lecture 135 Expand Your Intuition Exercise

Lecture 136 Sound Healing / Hertz

Lecture 137 Nikola Tesla s Sleep Manifestation Technique

Lecture 138 Benefit of Feeling Stuck

Lecture 139 Always About A Feeling

Lecture 140 Be CLEAR About Your Offer

Lecture 141 Create Passive Income

Lecture 142 Not A Hustle

Lecture 143 Not Your Friends

Section 8: IT S A WRAP

Lecture 144 Thank You (now start all over again)

Lecture 145 Download Your Certificate

Psychics, oracle, energy healers, channelers, Nordic Runes readers and all others interested in broadening their cosmic scope, through advanced concepts coaching of the ancient tarot.


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Java Made Easy For Beginners, Testers, Selenium And Appium
Last updated 11/2022
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Language: English | Size: 29.58 GB | Duration: 77h 34m

Beginners to Advanced Java Course for Beginners (Check course contents for more details)



What you'll learn
Core Java from Basics to Advanced

Requirements
No prerequisites required as everything is explained from scratch
All installation required for learning Java are also included in this course

Description
This JAVA Made Easy for Beginners, Testers, Selenium and Appium course covers the below topics:Introduction to JavaDownloading, Installing and Configuring JavaDownloading, Installing and Launching Eclipse IDEPrint StatementsCommentsVariablesData TypesLiteralsOperatorsFlow Control StatementsClassesObjectsMethodsArraysString Class and its methodsStringBuffer Class and its methodsWrapper ClassesMath Class and its methodsPackagesInheritance and its typesConstructorsOverloading Overridingthis keywordsuper keywordModifiersException HandlingInterfacesAbstract ClassesCollections FrameworkReflection APIGenericsFile HandlingGetter and Setter MethodsOOPS ConceptsJDBCenumVarargsInbuilt Annotations

Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Java

Lecture 1 About this Tutorial

Lecture 2 What is Java?

Lecture 3 Downloading, Installing and Configuring Java

Lecture 4 Downloading, Installing and Launching Eclipse IDE

Lecture 5 Creating a Java Project

Lecture 6 Understanding Java Programs

Lecture 7 Compiler Errors

Lecture 8 Print Statements

Lecture 9 Shortcut for writing System.out.println() statement

Lecture 10 Comments

Section 2: Variables

Lecture 11 Variables

Section 3: Data Types

Lecture 12 Data Types

Lecture 13 int Data Type

Lecture 14 double Data Type

Lecture 15 char Data Type

Lecture 16 boolean Data Type

Lecture 17 String non-primitive Data Type

Lecture 18 byte Data Type

Lecture 19 short Data Type

Lecture 20 long Data Type

Lecture 21 float Data Type

Lecture 22 Passing decimal values to the int data type declared variables

Lecture 23 Passing character values to the int data type declared variables

Lecture 24 Assigning byte, short, long, float, boolean and String values to the int declare

Lecture 25 Assigning out of range values integer value to byte, short, int and long type va

Section 4: Literals

Lecture 26 Different Types of Literals

Lecture 27 Escape Characters

Lecture 28 Using _ in Numeric Literals

Lecture 29 Difference between Integer Literals and Long Literals

Lecture 30 Assigning different Literals to byte data type variable

Lecture 31 Assigning different Literals to short data type variable

Lecture 32 Assigning different Literals to long data type variable

Lecture 33 Assigning different Literals to float data type variable

Lecture 34 Assigning different Literals to double data type variable

Lecture 35 Assigning different Literals to boolean data type variable

Lecture 36 Assigning different Literals to String data type variable

Lecture 37 Assigning different Literals to char data type variable

Lecture 38 Expressing Floating Point Literals in scientific way

Lecture 39 Type Casting

Lecture 40 Types of Type Casting

Section 5: Operators

Lecture 41 Types of Operators

Lecture 42 Addition Operator

Lecture 43 Subtraction Operator

Lecture 44 Multiplication Operator

Lecture 45 Division Operator

Lecture 46 Modulus Operator

Lecture 47 Increment Operator

Lecture 48 Decrement Operator

Lecture 49 Relational Operators

Lecture 50 Logical Operators

Lecture 51 Simple Assignment Operator

Lecture 52 Compound Assignment Operators

Lecture 53 Conditional Operator

Lecture 54 Operator Precedence

Section 6: Flow Control Statements

Lecture 55 Flow Control Statements

Lecture 56 if Selection Statements

Lecture 57 if .. else Selection Statements

Lecture 58 if .. else if .. else Selection Statements

Lecture 59 switch Selection Statements

Lecture 60 Iterative Statements

Lecture 61 while Iterative Statement

Lecture 62 do-while Iterative Statement

Lecture 63 for Iterative Statement

Lecture 64 Transfer Statements

Lecture 65 break Transfer Statement

Lecture 66 continue Transfer Statement

Section 7: Methods, Classes and Objects

Lecture 67 Methods, Method Calling and Naming

Lecture 68 Method Parameterization

Lecture 69 Method Returning Values

Lecture 70 Classes enclose Variables and Methods

Lecture 71 What are Classes and Objects

Section 8: Arrays

Lecture 72 Arrays and their Types

Lecture 73 Single Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 74 Shortcut Representation of Single Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 75 Length of a single dimensional Array

Lecture 76 Using for loop with single dimensional arrays

Lecture 77 Using for-each loop with single dimensional arrays

Lecture 78 ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

Lecture 79 Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 80 Shortcut Representation of Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 81 Length of a Two Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 82 Using for loop with a Two Dimensional Array

Lecture 83 Three Dimensional Array

Lecture 84 Shortcut Representation of Three Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 85 Length of Three Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 86 Using for loop with a Three Dimensional Array

Lecture 87 Using for-each loop with a Two Dimensional Array

Lecture 88 Using for-each loop with a Three Dimensional Array

Lecture 89 Arrays and Data Types

Lecture 90 Object Class Arrays

Lecture 91 Disadvantages of Arrays

Section 9: String Class and its methods

Lecture 92 String Class

Lecture 93 String objects are immutable

Lecture 94 equals() String method

Lecture 95 Difference between == and equals() method

Lecture 96 equalsIgnoreCase() String method

Lecture 97 length() String method

Lecture 98 Difference between length and length()

Lecture 99 trim() String method

Lecture 100 substring() String method

Lecture 101 indexOf() String method

Lecture 102 lastIndexOf() String method

Lecture 103 split() String Class method

Lecture 104 concat() String method

Lecture 105 Using + Operator for Concatenation

Lecture 106 isEmpty() String Method

Lecture 107 startsWith() String Method

Lecture 108 endsWith() String Method

Lecture 109 toCharArray() String Method

Lecture 110 toUpperCase() String Method

Lecture 111 toLowerCase() String Method

Lecture 112 toString() String Class Method

Lecture 113 valueOf() String Class Method

Lecture 114 chatAt() String Class Method

Lecture 115 replace() String Class Method

Section 10: StringBuffer Class and its methods

Lecture 116 StringBuffer Class

Lecture 117 append() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 118 charAt() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 119 delete() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 120 deleteCharAt() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 121 insert() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 122 length() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 123 indexOf() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 124 lastIndexOf() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 125 replace() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 126 reverse() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 127 setCharAt() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 128 setLength() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 129 substring() StringBuffer Class Method

Lecture 130 toString() StringBuffer Class Method

Section 11: Wrapper Classes

Lecture 131 Wrapper Classes

Lecture 132 Working with different Wrapper Classes

Lecture 133 Wrapping

Lecture 134 Unwrapping

Lecture 135 Boxing

Lecture 136 Unboxing

Lecture 137 Autoboxing

Lecture 138 Auto-unboxing

Section 12: Math Class and its methods

Lecture 139 Math Class

Lecture 140 max() Math Class Method

Lecture 141 min() Math Class Method

Lecture 142 random() Math Class Method

Section 13: Packages

Lecture 143 Packages

Lecture 144 Package handling in Eclipse IDE

Lecture 145 Types of Packages

Lecture 146 Parent and Child Packages

Lecture 147 Packages and their Workspace Representation

Lecture 148 Packages Naming Conventions

Lecture 149 Importing User-defined Packages

Lecture 150 Importing In-built Packages

Lecture 151 java.lang default package

Section 14: Inheritance and its types

Lecture 152 Inheritance

Lecture 153 Types of Inheritance

Lecture 154 Single Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 155 Multiple Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 156 Multilevel Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 157 Hierarchical Inheritance Demonstration

Lecture 158 Hybrid Inheritance Demonstration

Section 15: Constructors

Lecture 159 Constructors

Lecture 160 Purpose of Constructors

Lecture 161 Empty Hidden Constructor

Lecture 162 this keyword and Constructors

Lecture 163 Not initializing variables using Constructors results in default values

Lecture 164 Types of Constructors

Lecture 165 Constructor Overloading

Lecture 166 this() and Constructor Overloading

Lecture 167 Constructor Overriding is not possible

Lecture 168 Constructor Chaining

Lecture 169 super() Constructor Calling Statement

Section 16: Method Overloading and Overriding

Lecture 170 Method Overloading

Lecture 171 Method Overriding

Section 17: this and super keywords

Lecture 172 this keyword for differentiating Instance Variables

Lecture 173 this keyword for invoking current Class Methods

Lecture 174 this keyword for returning the Current Class Instance

Lecture 175 this keyword for passing the current class instance as method argument

Lecture 176 super keyword

Section 18: Modifiers

Lecture 177 Modifiers

Lecture 178 public Access Modifier

Lecture 179 private Access Modifier

Lecture 180 default Access Modifier

Lecture 181 protected Access Modifier

Lecture 182 static Non-Access Modifier

Lecture 183 final Non-Access Modifier

Lecture 184 abstract Non-Access Modifier

Section 19: Exception Handling

Lecture 185 Exception

Lecture 186 Exception Handling using try catch blocks

Lecture 187 try catch blocks and variables scope

Lecture 188 ArithmeticException

Lecture 189 ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

Lecture 190 Exception Hierarchy

Lecture 191 Multiple Catch Blocks

Lecture 192 Printing Exception details in different ways

Lecture 193 throw

Lecture 194 Checked and Unchecked Exceptions

Lecture 195 Handling and Ignoring Checked Exceptions

Lecture 196 throws

Lecture 197 throw versus throws

Lecture 198 finally

Lecture 199 final versus finally

Lecture 200 Statements execution in try block

Section 20: Interfaces

Lecture 201 Interfaces

Lecture 202 Interfaces and Naming Convention

Lecture 203 Interfaces and Constructors

Lecture 204 Interfaces and Variables

Lecture 205 Interfaces and Methods

Lecture 206 Implementing Interfaces

Lecture 207 Interfaces and Object Creation

Lecture 208 Implementing Multiple Interfaces

Lecture 209 Interface extending Interface

Lecture 210 Extending Classes and Implementing Interfaces together

Section 21: Abstract Classes

Lecture 211 abstract Classes

Lecture 212 abstract Classes and abstract methods

Lecture 213 abstract Classes and their child Classes

Lecture 214 abstract Classes and their method access modifiers

Lecture 215 abstract Classes and object creation

Lecture 216 abstract Classes and fields

Lecture 217 abstract Classes and Constructors

Lecture 218 Interfaces and method body

Section 22: Collections Framework

Lecture 219 Collections Framework

Lecture 220 Collection Interface

Lecture 221 List Interface

Lecture 222 ArrayList in Detail

Lecture 223 LinkedList

Lecture 224 Vector

Lecture 225 Stack

Lecture 226 Set Interface

Lecture 227 HashSet

Lecture 228 LinkedHashSet

Lecture 229 SortedSet

Lecture 230 NavigableSet

Lecture 231 TreeSet

Lecture 232 Map interface

Lecture 233 HashMap

Lecture 234 LinkedHashMap

Lecture 235 Hashtable

Lecture 236 Properties Class

Lecture 237 Converting Arrays to List

Section 23: Other Advanced Topics

Lecture 238 Reflection API

Lecture 239 Generics

Lecture 240 File Handling

Lecture 241 Getter and Setter Methods

Lecture 242 OOPS Concepts

Lecture 243 Database Concepts for JDBC

Lecture 244 SQL for JDBC

Lecture 245 JDBC

Lecture 246 Enum

Lecture 247 Varargs

Lecture 248 Purpose of few Inbuilt Annotations

Lecture 249 Scanner Class

Lecture 250 Different ways to initialize final variables

Lecture 251 Different ways of accessing variables inside static methods

Lecture 252 Java Constants

Lecture 253 Using enum with switch statement

Lecture 254 Run Time Polymorphism (Dynamic Method Dispatch)

Lecture 255 Compile Time Polymorphism

Lecture 256 Can we override static methods in Java?

Lecture 257 Method Hiding

Lecture 258 default methods in Interface and their use

Lecture 259 static methods in Interface and their use

Lecture 260 try with resources

Lecture 261 User Defined Exceptions (Customized Exceptions)

Lecture 262 FileInputStream and FileOuputStream

Lecture 263 Creating Hierarchy of Directories and Usage of File.separator

Lecture 264 Using printf()

Lecture 265 Date and Time

Lecture 266 Constructors and initializing final instance variables

Lecture 267 static methods cannot be overriden

Lecture 268 Java Regex (Regular Expressions)

Lecture 269 Running Java Programs using Command Line Commands

Lecture 270 Java Identifiers

Lecture 271 Method Chaining

Lecture 272 String[] args in main method

Lecture 273 Folder having files under it cannot be directly deleted in Java

Lecture 274 Examples where while loop is used instead of for loop

Lecture 275 Converting ArrayList to HashSet to remove elements duplication

Lecture 276 System.getProperty("user.dir") - Java - Part 276

Section 24: Learn Core Java in 10 Hours

Lecture 277 Learn Core Java in 10 Hours in a single video

Section 25: Java Interview Questions

Lecture 278 Part 1 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 279 Part 2 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 280 Part 3 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 281 Part 4 (25 Questions and Answers)

Lecture 282 Part 5 (25 Questions and Answers)

Java Beginners from any field,Java required for Software Testers,Java required for learning Selenium Automation Tool,Java required for learning Appium Automation Tool



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Learn Ardhanareeshwarar Oil Painting 80X60Cm Professional
Last updated 10/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 36.87 GB | Duration: 29h 7m

Basics to advanced level understanding on creating a realistic oil painting shared with you by an art lover



What you'll learn
Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a professional quality painting
Learn how to make an oil painting of Ardhanareeswarar (Half man-half woman God) step-by-step including all nuances
Build that structure that you need to move from basic to intermediate to advanced level artist
Learn more about the materials used and various alternatives, so you can choose the appropriate work tools
Learn how to turn around a professional level artwork in 35 hours

Requirements
Basic understanding of oil painting is preferred. However, it isn't a show stopper, if you are curious to learn and explore new avenues
Basic drawing experience will be helpful. Though there's a dedicated class on gridding technique and how to draw using grids, a basic understanding of drawing will be an added advantage

Description
This is an advanced level tutorial on oil painting on a large canvas. Watch, and paint along with me :) Learn how to make an oil painting of Ardhanareeshwarar (Half man - half woman God) step-by-step. Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a professional quality painting.This step-by-step guide comprises of 30 videos from real-time recording and covers all the details as to the materials used, and how they were used. All the techniques and challenges. You get to start from the basics of understanding how to select the right canvas for you, and move on to identifying appropriate references, planning and plotting the super structures on a large canvas using the gridding technique and start from the very basic level of filling the canvas with paint to moving gradually into turning those color blocks into a realistic artwork that is ready for sale!Materials Required: 1. Professional oil colors 37 ml 1 pack (Also see "Colors & Brands used in the video ) 2. Cold pressed raw linseed oil used for oil painting 1 bottle 3. Hog hairbrushes 1 set 4. soft synthetic brushes for Oil /Acrylic 1 set (Also see Brushes used in the video ) 5. wooden /metal /glass palette or plate 1 (Avoid plastic palette) 6. small metal lid or candle stand to pour oil 1 7. 1 small bottle of dishwashing liquid for cleaning brushes 8. 1 cleaning cloth 9. 1 Paper towel 10. glass medium-sized jar (any used jar f.eks. marmalade jar) 11. 80 x 60 cm canvas 12. Magnifying Glass - 1 Colors & Brands Used in the Video: 1. Titanium White Winsor & Newton brand 2. Burnt Umber Winsor & Newton brand 3. Yellow Ochre Winsor & Newton brand 4. Sky Blue/Primary Maimeri Classico Brand 5. Ultramarine Blue Maimeri Classico Brand 6. Mars Red Maimeri Classico Brand 7. Olive Green _ Van Gogh Brand 8. Earth Green Maimeri Classico Brand 9. Permanent Yellow Light Maimeri Classico Brand 10. Ivory Black Maimeri Classico Brand 11. Crimson Maimeri Classico Brand 12. Yellow Ochre Light Maimeri Classico Brand 13. Vermillion Light _ Maimeri Classico Brand 14. Prussian Blue Maimeri Classico Brand 15. Permanent Violet Maimeri Classico Brand 16. Cadmium Orange Maimeri Classico Brand 17. Light Gold - Rembrandt Brand Brushes Used in the Video: 1. Hog hairbrush Round (Large) size 12 for the first Layer or washing the canvas 2. Soft synthetic brush Round size 0 3. Soft synthetic brush Round size 1 4. Soft synthetic brush Round size 2 5. Soft synthetic brush Round size 3 6. Soft synthetic brush Round size 4 7. Soft synthetic brush Round size 6 8. Soft synthetic brush Round size 10 9. Soft synthetic brush Round size 12 10. Soft synthetic brush Round size 14 11. Soft synthetic brush Round size 18 12. Soft synthetic brush Flat size 2 13. Soft synthetic brush Flat size 4 14. Soft synthetic brush Flat size 5 15. Soft synthetic brush Angular size 18 16. Microbrush - size 0/12 Princeton Round velvet touch

Overview
Section 1: The Basic Groundwork

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 All about the canvas

Lecture 3 The first coating

Lecture 4 References and Grid

Lecture 5 Sketch work with the grid

Lecture 6 Drawing the structure

Lecture 7 Finalizing the structure

Section 2: Layer 2 - Blocking Or Filling Layer

Lecture 8 Materials needed and getting started with Layer 2

Lecture 9 Layer 2 - blocking jewellery and the animals

Lecture 10 Finalizing layer 2

Section 3: Layer 3 - Creating Depth

Lecture 11 Shiva's skin tone

Lecture 12 Shakti's skin tone and clothing

Lecture 13 Bull's and snake's skin tone, Shiva's clothing and jewellery

Lecture 14 Lion's skin tone and blue mountains

Lecture 15 Sky and grass backgrounds and finalizing layer 3

Section 4: Layer 4 - Enhancing The Depth And The Dimensions

Lecture 16 Giving depth to Shiva's skin tone

Lecture 17 Giving depth to Shakti's skin tone

Lecture 18 Corrections to hands, understanding and giving depth to Shakti's clothing

Lecture 19 Finishing the depth on Shiva & Shakthi's clothing

Lecture 20 Giving depth to the bull, working on the jewellery

Lecture 21 Giving depth to the lion

Lecture 22 Giving depth to the snake, working on other accessories

Lecture 23 Working on the jewellery and the mountain background

Lecture 24 Working on the sky and grass backgrounds, finalizing layer 4

Section 5: Layer 5 - Nuances And Finalizing The Painting

Lecture 25 Shiva's face and body nuances

Lecture 26 Shakti's face, body and clothing nuances

Lecture 27 Bull's nuances, Shiva's clothing and accessories nuances

Lecture 28 Corrections to the Lion and nuance

Lecture 29 Snake's nuances, Ganga, Moon and jewellery nuances

Lecture 30 Finalizing jewellery nuances and starting with background nuances

Lecture 31 Finalizing the background and signing off the painting

creative people, oil painting artists, anyone interested in pursuing creativity for relaxation or as a business opportunity,anyone that has worked on small canvases and is curious to move into large canvas, curious to learn how to scale up while keeping the balance on creativity



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Big Hairstyle And Makeup Course
Published 2/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 24.21 GB | Duration: 19h 10m

Different types of hairstyles and make up course



What you'll learn
Makeup demonstration "Glowy clean makeup"
Boho hairstyle course
Curls and hairstyle elements course
Curls an easy hairstyle hairstyle course
Overview of products and tools. Hair prep. How to prepare hair to work (soft hair, natural hair). How achieve voluminous and texture hair?
How to do ribs and texturised elements
Twists and braids. The basics of braiding in hairstyles
The volume curls Technique of volumetric pulling of 3D curl. How to pull wide curls.
Twists and braids. The basics of braiding in hairstyles
How to properly prepare the skin before makeup
Working with facechart. How to make round eyes and "cat eyes"
Kinds of makeup brushes. Brush shapes and bristle types for specific cosmetics.
Flat iron curls - different types of curls. Beautiful curls are the basic of the most hairstyles
Dry & wavy hair. Hair preparation. Beautiful waves on curling iron
Low wavy ponytail - very popular and easy hairstyle
Different boho hairstyles

Requirements
This course is suitable for beginner
I recommend to have crimping tool, flat iron and curling iron for work with my courses
You need just hairspray and volume powder for beginning

Description
Full course program:Curls and easy hairstyle course:1. Hair preparation, the first and the main step of any hairstyle 2. Flat iron curls - different types of curls. Beautiful curls are the basic of the most hairstyles 3. Quick & easy hairstyle 4. Dry & wavy hair. Hair preparation. Beautiful waves on curling iron 5. Half up half down hairstyle 6. Natural waves using curling iron. Quick wrapping 7. 5 minutes hairstyle. Easy and beautiful bun for bridesmaids 8. Beautiful waves using curling iron, quick way to create natural texture 9. Low wavy ponytail - very popular and easy hairstyle Makeup lesson:1. Kinds of makeup brushes. Brush shapes and bristle types for specific cosmetics.2. How to properly prepare the skin before makeup3. Cream and dry textures of cosmetics and their differences4. Sculpting the face with different textures5. Makeup with false eyelashes. Eyelash application techniques6. How to apply foundation correctly and get perfect skin7. Types of eye makeup products for different techniques8. Working with facechart. How to make round eyes and "cat eyes"9. Theoretical handout on favorite cosmetics brands10. Makeup demonstration "Glowy clean makeup"Boho hairstyle course:8 different boho hairstyles with different braids and natural curlsCurls and hairstyle elements:Lesson 1.Overview of products and tools. Hair prep. How to prepare hair to work (soft hair, natural hair). How achieve voluminous and texture hair?Styling review.Hairsprays: the difference between hairsprays of different brands, the degree of fixation - what is the difference and how to chooseFeatures of using spray wax, hair glossOverview of tools.Lesson 2. Different types of curls .The influence of the position of the tool and the strand to the curl pattern. Flat wrapping and wave wrapping.The difference in wrapping 25 mm and 32 mm - which tool in what cases do we use? How to choose diameter of the tool?How to achieve curls which will stay all the day?Lesson 3.How to do ribs and texturised elementsLesson 4.Twists and braids. The basics of braiding in hairstylesHow to weave beautifully braids into the hairstyleLesson 5.KnotStep-by-step creation of a modern trendy element of high and low hairstyles: volumetric texture knot from hairKnots like the basic of high and low hairstylesLesson 6.Smooth and twists elements in updo hairstyleSmooth and voluminous low bunLesson 7.The volume curlsTechnique of volumetric pulling of 3D curl.How to pull wide curls.

Overview
Section 1: Curls and hairstyles elements

Lecture 0 Overview of products and tools. Hair prep

Lecture 0 Different types of curls. Volume flat curls. Hollywood waves. Flat iron curls. B

Lecture 1 Texture elements in hairstyles

Lecture 0 Twists and braids

Lecture 2 Knots elements

Lecture 3 Smooth and twist elements

Lecture 4 3-D curls

Lecture 0 Half up half down hairstyle

Lecture 0 Infinity braid

Lecture 0 Dutch fishtail braid

Lecture 0 Boho side braid hairstyle

Lecture 0 Romantic Updo

Lecture 0 Heatless hairstyle. French fishtail and low bun

Lecture 0 High boho hairstyle

Lecture 0 Infinity braid hairstyle

Lecture 0 Wedding Makeup

Lecture 0 Hair preparation

Lecture 0 How to make curls on flat iron?

Lecture 0 How to make low bun? Easy hairstyle

Lecture 0 Beautiful natural waves

Lecture 0 Half up half down hairstyle

Lecture 0 Beautiful natural waves+half up half down hairstyle

Lecture 0 Easy and beautiful bun for bridesmaids

Lecture 0 Beautiful waves using curling iron

Lecture 0 Low wavy ponytail

This course is perfect for beginners,You will find inspiration and useful information if you are hairstylist,You will find inspiration and useful information if you are makeup artist,It is amazing course for you if you are looking for new profession



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The Amigurumis Crochet Masterclass
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 24.28 GB | Duration: 10h 9m

Cute crochet animals will have no longer secrets for you! Right and Left handed versions. 4 fun projects included



What you'll learn
How to crochet in the round
How to single crochet with "X" shape
How to change color a subtle way
How to make invisible decrease
How to sew parts together
How to add personality
The "no-sew" technique
The perfect circle method
How to read any crochet pattern

Requirements
Even if you've never crocheted before, you'll be able to make all the projects included!
Only need a hook and yarn

Description
Have you always wanted to learn how to make cute crochet animals? You're at the right place!This Course for Beginners to Expert is specially designed to master the art of Amigurumis. Each project will show you different techniques while crocheting a cute safari animal! Be ready to start your amigurumi journey and have fun!!LEFT HANDED version is also included in this courseThere are 45 videos and 4 projects includedYou will Learn:How to crochet in the roundThe perfect circle methodHow to single crochet with "X" shapeHow to change color a subtle wayHow to make invisible decreaseHow to sew parts togetherHow to add personalityThe "no-sew" techniqueHow to read any crochet patternYou will need :2.75mm hook or 5mm hook7 x 25g of DK cotton yarn (7 different colors) or 7 x 100g of Super bulky chenille yarnA little bit of Black yarnScissorsYarn NeedleStitch MarkerPolyester Stuffing5mm metal studs (optional)Keychain (optional)This Class will make you an Amigurumi expert thanks to these 4 step-by-step projects!In each project, you'll learn something new to progress in your learnings:The Little LionHow to crochet in the roundThe perfect circle methodHow to single crochet with "X" shapeHow to change color a subtle wayHow to make invisible decreaseThe FlamingoHow to sew parts togetherHow to add personalityThe Shy CrocodileHow to make a little character with personalityThe GiraffeThe "no-sew" technique..all your amigurumi will be made in 1-piece!Have a great Crochet Time!!!-Emilie

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 PREVIEW

Lecture 2 Materials & Techniques

Section 2: Right Handed Lessons

Lecture 3 The Basics - How To Crochet In The Round

Lecture 4 ? The Lion - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 5 ? The Lion - Rnd 1 to 5

Lecture 6 ? The Lion - Rnd 6 to 14

Lecture 7 ? The Lion - Finishing

Lecture 8 ? The Flamingo - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 9 ? The Flamingo - The Body (1)

Lecture 10 ? The Flamingo - The Body (2)

Lecture 11 ? The Flamingo - The Head

Lecture 12 ? The Flamingo - The Wings

Lecture 13 ? The Flamingo - The Paws

Lecture 14 ? The Flamingo - The Beak

Lecture 15 ? The Flamingo - Assembly (1)

Lecture 16 ? The Flamingo - Assembly (2)

Lecture 17 ? The Croco - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 18 ? The Croco - Paws

Lecture 19 The Croco - Body

Lecture 20 The Croco - Head (1)

Lecture 21 The Croco - Head (2)

Lecture 22 The Croco - Arms

Lecture 23 The Croco - Tail

Lecture 24 The Croco - Eyes

Lecture 25 The Croco - Overalls (1)

Lecture 26 The Croco - Overalls (2)

Lecture 27 The Croco - Assembly (1)

Lecture 28 The Croco - Assembly (2)

Lecture 29 The Giraffe - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 30 The Giraffe - Paws

Lecture 31 The Giraffe - Muzzle

Lecture 32 The Giraffe - Ears

Lecture 33 The Giraffe - Horns

Lecture 34 The Giraffe - Body (1)

Lecture 35 The Giraffe - Body (2)

Lecture 36 The Giraffe - Body (3)

Lecture 37 The Giraffe - Neck

Lecture 38 The Giraffe - Head (1)

Lecture 39 The Giraffe - Head (2)

Lecture 40 How To Read A Pattern

Lecture 41 BONUS - 4 Ways To Change Color

Lecture 42 BONUS - Invisible Increase

Lecture 43 BONUS - Change The Appearance

Lecture 44 BONUS - Lion With Chenille Yarn

Section 3: Left Handed Lessons

Lecture 45 LEFT-H: The Basics - How To Crochet In The Round

Lecture 46 The Lion - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 47 LEFT-H: The Lion - Rnd 1 to 5

Lecture 48 LEFT-H: The Lion - Rnd 6 to 14

Lecture 49 LEFT-H: The Lion - Finishing

Lecture 50 The Flamingo - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 51 LEFT-H: Flamingo - The Body (1)

Lecture 52 LEFT-H: Flamingo - The Body (2)

Lecture 53 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Head

Lecture 54 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Wings

Lecture 55 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Paws

Lecture 56 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - The Beak

Lecture 57 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - Assembly (1)

Lecture 58 LEFT-H: The Flamingo - Assembly (2)

Lecture 59 The Crocodile - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 60 LEFT-H: The Croco - Paws

Lecture 61 LEFT-H: The Croco - Body

Lecture 62 LEFT-H: The Croco - Head (1)

Lecture 63 LEFT-H: The Croco - Head (2)

Lecture 64 LEFT-H: The Croco - Arms

Lecture 65 LEFT-H: The Croco - Tail

Lecture 66 LEFT-H: The Croco - Eyes

Lecture 67 LEFT-H: The Croco - Overalls (1)

Lecture 68 LEFT-H: The Croco - Overalls (2)

Lecture 69 LEFT-H: The Croco - Assembly (1)

Lecture 70 LEFT-H: The Croco - Assembly (2)

Lecture 71 The Giraffe - Materials & Techniques

Lecture 72 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Paws

Lecture 73 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Muzzle

Lecture 74 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Ears

Lecture 75 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Horns

Lecture 76 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Body (1)

Lecture 77 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Body (2)

Lecture 78 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Body (3)

Lecture 79 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Neck

Lecture 80 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Head (1)

Lecture 81 LEFT-H: The Giraffe - Head (2)

Lecture 82 LEFT-H: Bonus - 4 Ways To Change Color

Lecture 83 LEFT-H: Bonus - Invisible Increase

Lecture 84 LEFT-H: Bonus - Change The Appearance

Lecture 85 LEFT-H: Bonus - Lion With Chenille Yarn

Section 4: BONUS Section

Lecture 86 Final Words

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CBTNuggets - HashiCorp Certified Terraform Associate (003)
Released 12/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 177 Lessons (28h 17m) | Size: 28.6 GB

This intermediate Terraform Associate (003) training prepares DevOps admins to use Terraform at an associate level, writing and reviewing network configuration plans that automatically provision the resources you need

Terraform is fairly new a project that started in 2014 and is only recently coming into its own as an essential tool for managing public cloud resources with code. There may not be a more powerful infrastructure as code (IaC) tool than Terraform, and learning it is a good idea for DevOps professionals who will almost certainly use it during their career. HashiCorp maintains Terraform as well as a few certifications that validate an IT professional's familiarity and ability with Terraform. Having the Terraform Associate (003) proves basic competence with IaC concepts and Terraform specifically.

After finishing this Terraform training, you'll know how to use Terraform at an associate level, writing and reviewing network configuration plans that automatically provision the resources you need.

For supervisors, this DevOps training can be used to onboard new DevOps admins, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a DevOps reference resource.

Terraform Associate (003): What You Need to Know
This Terraform training has videos that cover infrastructure-as-code tool topics including

Understanding infrastructure as code concepts
Navigating Terraform's basic commands and related tools
Constructing and consuming Terraform modules
Writing and reviewing Terraform configs that create infrastructure
Modifying cloud resource configurations with Terraform
Deploy to Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and AWS with Terraform

Who Should Take Terraform Training?
This Terraform training is considered associate-level DevOps training, which means it was designed for DevOps admins. This Terraform skills course is designed for DevOps admins with three to five years of experience with infrastructure as code tool.

New or aspiring DevOps admins. If you want to become a DevOps administrator, learning Terraform is a great way to get a head start on that goal. Learning how to provision network resources through code is great to learn conceptually, and Terraform is arguably the best infrastructure-as-code tool for public cloud administration.

Experienced DevOps admins. Terraform is an important tool for DevOps administrators with a few years of experience, and the Terraform Associate (003) is a great certification to aim for as well. This course will prepare you for the certification exam by showing you everything you need to know about writing code that maintains and configures your network for you.


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General English (Listening, Reading, Grammar And Speaking)
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 23.26 GB | Duration: 15h 18m

Improve your Listening, Reading, Grammar and Speaking skills in English effortlessly.



What you'll learn
How to Speak English in day-to-day situations
How to use proper grammar in Speaking
How to understand written and verbal contexts in depth
How to learn new words and remember them clearly
How to answer various questions in various contexts


Requirements
Basic grammar knowledge in English
Elementary level of English in Listening and Reading
Basic conversational skills in English
A desire to learn and explore
Enjoying the process


Description
THE COURSE HAS BEEN DESIGNED BASED ON INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS TO DELIVER YOU THE BEST QUALITY VIDEO CONTENT.Get ready for an exciting English adventure with our online course, "English Basics for Elementary-Pre-Intermediate Friends." This course is made just for you if you're starting out with English or want to get even better!What's Inside:Fun Lessons: We've got cool lessons that make learning English super fun! We'll practice talking, listening, reading, and writing in a way that's easy and enjoyable.Worldwide English: Our course follows the rules that people all around the world use to speak and write in English. So, you'll be a language superstar wherever you go!Easy Sections: We've split everything into small sections so you can learn step by step. We'll go from easy words to simple sentences and more.Real-Life English: Learn how to use English in real life like when you're chatting with friends, in school, or just hanging out. We'll make sure you feel confident!Practice Time: Do lots of fun activities to practice what you've learned. It's like playing games that help you get better at English!Watch and Listen: There are cool videos and sounds to help you understand better. Learning English has never been this cool!Make Friends: Join our friendly group where you can talk to other learners. Ask questions, share your thoughts, and make learning English even more awesome!See How You're Doing: We'll keep track of how well you're doing. There are little quizzes and feedback to help you see your progress. You're getting better every day!Whether you're just starting or want to learn more, "English Basics for Elementary-Pre-Intermediate Friends" is here to help you speak English like a pro. Join now, and let's have a blast learning together!

Overview
Section 1: Listening

Lecture 1 Lesson 1 - Daily routine

Lecture 2 lesson 2 - Cities

Lecture 3 Lesson 3 - Cooking and Eating

Lecture 4 lesson 4 - Our Neighbourhood

Lecture 5 Lesson 5 - At School

Lecture 6 Lesson 6 - A letter to a Friend

Lecture 7 Lesson 7 - Music

Lecture 8 Lesson 8 - My Typical Day

Lecture 9 Lesson 9 - Last Summer Holiday

Lecture 10 Lesson 10 - Animals

Lecture 11 Lesson 11 - The Park in the town

Lecture 12 Lesson 12 - Weekend Plans

Lecture 13 Lesson 13 -Dangers of Smoking

Lecture 14 Lesson 14 - A Recent Adventure

Lecture 15 Lesson 15 - Culinary Experience

Section 2: Reading

Lecture 16 Lesson 1 - Where you live

Lecture 17 Lesson 2 - Weather

Lecture 18 Lesson 3 - Travel and Tourism

Lecture 19 Lesson 4 - My New City

Lecture 20 Lesson 5 - My Pet

Lecture 21 Lesson 6 - What's happening in the street now

Lecture 22 Lesson 7 - My Favorite Season

Lecture 23 Lesson 8 - Bedroom

Lecture 24 Lesson 9 - Weekends

Lecture 25 Lesson 10 - Environment

Lecture 26 Lesson 11 - The Library in the town

Lecture 27 Lesson 12 - Next Trip

Lecture 28 Lesson 13 - Benefits of Fruits and Vegetables

Lecture 29 Lesson 14 - Career Path

Lecture 30 Lesson 15 - Sports Achievements

Section 3: Grammar

Lecture 31 Present Simple

Lecture 32 Lesson 2 - Comparatives and Superlatives

Lecture 33 Lesson 3 - Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Lecture 34 Lesson 4 - There is and There are

Lecture 35 Lesson 5 - Adverbs

Lecture 36 Lesson 6 - Present Continuous

Lecture 37 Lesson 7 - Conjunctions

Lecture 38 Lesson 8 - Prepositions

Lecture 39 Lesson 9 - Past Simple

Lecture 40 Lesson 10 - Modal Verbs

Lecture 41 Lesson 11 - Infinitive of Purpose

Lecture 42 Lesson 12 - To Be Going To

Lecture 43 Lesson 13 - Noun Phrase

Lecture 44 Lesson 14 - Present Perfect

Lecture 45 Lesson 15 - Adverbs of Present Perfect

Section 4: Speaking

Lecture 46 Lesson 1 - Talking about daily routine and where you live

Lecture 47 Lesson 2 - Talking about cities and weather

Lecture 48 Lesson 3 - Eating and Tourism

Lecture 49 Lesson 4 - New City and Neighbourhood

Lecture 50 Lesson 5 - School and Pet

Lecture 51 Lesson 6 - Vacation plans and "what's happening now"

Lecture 52 Lesson 7 - Seasons and Music

Lecture 53 Lesson 8 - Rooms and Typical day

Lecture 54 Lesson 9 - Last Holiday and Last Weekend

Lecture 55 Lesson 10 - Protecting Environment and Animals

Lecture 56 Lesson 11 - Library and Parks

Lecture 57 Lesson 12 - Future Plans

Lecture 58 Lesson 13 - Smoking and Eating Healthy

Lecture 59 Lesson 14 - Career and Adventure

Lecture 60 Lesson 15 - Cooking and Sports

People who want to improve their basic English to a more fluent level,People who struggle with learning new words,People who understand passages and conversations clearly,People who want to enjoy learning English


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Network and Systems Administrator Technical Training
Last updated 1/2023
Created by Jobskillshare Community
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 210 Lectures ( 48h 30m ) | Size: 25 GB



Transition from IT Support to advance IT roles



What you'll learn
Networking Basics
Networking Devices and Connectors
IP Configuration
Routing and Switching
Network Management and Security
Windows Server Core Services
Windows Server Management
Wireless, LANs, and WANs
Cloud Basics

Requirements
No degree or experience or certification knowledge required
Basic IT Career knowledge is recommended - Check our IT Support Courses

Description
Network and Systems Administrator Technical Training helps students advance their knowledge and skills in connecting devices to the network in a professional environment. This course will cover networking concepts and skills to help students prepare to enter the workforce as IT or Network Administrators. To be a proficient IT Administrator, it is essential to tune yourself with the mandatory technical skills. The learner will be educated in both practical and theoretical concepts. Jobskillshare blended learning model and recorded live sessions bring classroom learning experience online. In this course, students will learn:Networking Basics to Intermediate Server AdministrationIP ConfigurationRouting and SwitchingNetwork ManagementNetwork SecurityWireless, LANs, and WANsCloud BasicsPREPARES FOR REAL IT ROLESJr. Network AdministratorJr. Systems AdministratorJr. IT and Security AdministratorPREPARES FOR CERTIFICATIONSCompTIA Network+ (N10-008)CCNA (Partial)Our Managed Learning blends online on-demand video lectures with hands-on practice labs. Reinforce your knowledge by accessing REAL equipment online with no restrictions and full administrator privileges in real-time.Our Managed Learning blends online on-demand video lectures with hands-on practice labs.Jobskillshare collaborates with industry leaders to provide the most hands-on IT training using TestOut and real-live practice labs. This unique approach allows students to gain valuable experience by developing real-world IT skills. Students can practice IT skills in a realistic environment without expensive equipment by simulating hardware, software, operating systems, and entire network environments.

Who this course is for
Jr. Network Administrator
Jr. Systems Administrator
Jr. IT Administrator
Anyone transitioning from IT Support to advance IT roles



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CBTNuggets - CompTIA Server+ Online Training - SK0-005 - CompTIA Certification
Last Updated 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 189 Lessons (24h 27m) | Size: 28.6 GB

This entry-level CompTIA Server+ training covers the objectives in the SK0-005 exam, which is the one required exam to earn the Server+ certification

There's a lot that could be said about all the technical knowledge that's on the Server+, or a lot of praise that could be given to the systems administrators and data center techs who earn the Server+. But the real star of the show where CompTIA certifications are concerned is that they're vendor agnostic.

A CompTIA certification like Server+ is especially valuable because the knowledge isn't tied to any one hardware manufacturer or software developer. By earning the CompTIA, you're proving that you're broadly competent with server installation, maintenance and management. That means you're free to apply to many different kinds of jobs and in different work environments.

For supervisors, this CompTIA training can be used for SK0-005 exam prep, onboarding new systems administrators, individual or team training plans, or as a CompTIA reference resource.

Server+: What You Need to Know
This Server+ training maps to the SK0-005 server technologies exam objectives, and covers topics such as

Installing, managing and troubleshooting servers
Providing server support in data centers, and on-premise or hybrid environments
Configuring operating systems, access control and virtualization
Implementing backups and providing disaster recovery support
Diagnosing and resolving connectivity, software and hardware issues

Who Should Take Server+ Training?
This Server+ training is considered foundational-level CompTIA training, which means it was designed for systems administrators. This server technologies skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with proprietary and open source server technologies and experienced systems administrators looking to validate their CompTIA skills.

New or aspiring systems administrators. If you're hoping to eventually become a systems administrator, you should be training to earn the Server+ early in your career. Server+ training familiarizes you with the theory and skills necessary to keep servers running smoothly and efficiently in a wide array of different environments. That level of flexibility is crucial for a new systems administrator.

Experienced systems administrators. If you've been working as a systems administrator for several years already, you should plan to pick up the Server+ certification before much more time passes. The Server+ certification is one of the best ways to prove your comfort working with servers in any environment. Plus, for a systems administrator with years of experience, there won't be very much on the exam you won't have seen or experienced already.


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Learn How To Paint Portrait Of A Baby
Last updated 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 21.01 GB | Duration: 16h 26m

Learn the basics of oil painting and the basics relating to making a baby portrait



What you'll learn
Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a good quality painting
Learn how to make an oil painting portrait of a baby step-by-step
Learn more about the materials used and various alternatives, so you can choose the appropriate work tools
Build that structure that you need to strengthen the basic level as an artist

Requirements
List of Materials required: 1. Oil Colors - 1 set 2. Cold-pressed raw linseed oil 3. Hog hair brushes 1 set 4. soft synthetic brushes for Oil /Acrylic 1 set 5. wooden /metal /glass palette or plate 1 6. small metal lid or candle stand to pour oil 1 7. 1 small bottle of dishwashing liquid for cleaning brushes 8.1 cleaning cloth 9. 2- earbuds & 1 toothpick 10.1 Paper towel 11. 1 glass medium-sized jar 12. 1 A3 size Mixed Media Multi techniques paper 13. small magnifying glass 14. a drawing pencil and eraser 15. a drawing paper for practice

Description
Watch, and paint along with me :) Learn how to make an oil painting portrait of a baby step-by-step. Get to know the tips and tricks as to how to make a good quality painting.Oil painting is an interesting creative activity. This is something most of us already know. However, there's much more to oil painting than just creativity. With the methods and techniques, one not only learns how to paint, but also excels in creating a structure, understand proportions, understand depth - dark vs. light, near vs. far and such.This learning not only builds patience and perseverance, but also flows through into the other aspects of life, bringing in peace and confidence in whatever task that you set your mind into.Portrait of a baby, is an excellent choice because children are completely unaware of the camera and tend to give innocent and direct expressions. These are hard to capture in a painting and that's what we strive for!Materials Required: 1. Belluno Oliefarve (or any oil colors) 12 12 ml 1 pack & linseed oil used for oil painting 1 bottle 2. Hog hair brushes 1 set 3. soft synthetic brushes for Oil /Acrylic 1 set 4. wooden /metal /glass palette or plate 1 (Avoid plastic palette) 5. small metal lid or candle stand to pour oil 1 6. 1 small bottle of dishwashing liquid for cleaning brushes 7. 1 cleaning cloth 8. 2- earbuds & 1 toothpick 9. 1 Paper towel 10. 1 glass medium-sized jar (any used jar f.eks. marmalade jar) 11. 40 x 40 cm canvas framed on wood 12. small magnifying glass 13. 1 drawing pencil 14. Eraser 15. 1 drawing paper (if needed for practice) Link to the picture of the baby is provided as a reference material in each of the lessons.

Overview
Section 1: Understanding Materials & Basics Of Oil Painting

Lecture 1 Preparing the canvas for painting - The toning layer

Lecture 2 Applying Golder Ratio and drawing basic features

Section 2: Layer 2 - The Foundation Layer

Lecture 3 Mixing colors and blocking spaces

Lecture 4 Blocking the background

Lecture 5 Applying skin tones

Section 3: Layer 3 - Starting With Shading And Creating Variations

Lecture 6 Shading and smooth finish

Lecture 7 Applying logic to our imagination

Lecture 8 Painting the face

Section 4: Layer 4 - Starting With Detailing

Lecture 9 Approach to portraiture & detailing on the shirt

Lecture 10 Painting accessories and background

Lecture 11 Background distance and prospect

Lecture 12 Skin and facial features

Lecture 13 Corrections

Lecture 14 Highlighting

Section 5: Layer 5 - Finalizing The Details

Lecture 15 Focusing on the details

Lecture 16 Finalizing the highlights

Section 6: Preparing the canvas for sale

Lecture 17 Varnishing the oil painting

creative people, oil painting artists, anyone interested in pursuing creativity for relaxation or as a business opportunity



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