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In this class, I will be showing you how to create gradient blobs or organic gradient shapes in Illustrator. Then we will take them to Photoshop to create a poster by adding text by adding brushes, text, and a color correction.

Some of the things you'll learn in this class.

Creating gradient organic shapes (blobs) in 3 different ways.
Learn to use the mesh tool in Illustrator
Organize the shapes in a poster.
Add brushes and shapes that interact and add depth with the blobs.
Add text the interacts with the blobs to create depth.
Put on a color correction to make the poster stand out and pop.
Experiment with different designs and images to get varying results!
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Create a SHMUP with Unity 3D
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Build a Shoot em up game for mobile with C# and Unity 3D

What you'll learn
Create a complete SHMUP game like Skyforce
Upgrade (include timed upgrades) and Save features.
Mobile Optimization (Touch, Object Pooling)

In this course we will create a full Shoot Em Up game (Skyforce, Raiden) from scratch in Unity. You will learn about object oriented programming and have an overall better understanding of C#.

We will provide you with all the assets needed to create the game (including 3d models, audio), feel free to use these assets in your own games.

In this course we will discuss the concepts and advantages using Component Based Design, and also features such as Movement, Shooting Pattern, Curved Movement with Nodes, Scene Transitions, Saving and Loading, Coins & Human Rescue, also Medal Achievement, just like the one in Skyforce Games.

Basic knowledge in C# is a plus, but don't get discouraged, since in most of the lessons, we will start the script from a new one, so anyone can follow it.

Who is the target audience?

Anyone who wants to learn how to make games

Indie game developers

Game Developers

Game enthusiasts

Unity developers

Who this course is for:
Beginner to Intermediate Unity Developer.

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Create a Static Site With Hugo
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Learn how to create amazing static sites with Hugo.

Hugo in a is a free and open source framework that helps anyone build a static website. Hugo is a static site generator meaning developers can use it to build fast and scalable static websites.

Learn how to create amazing static sites with Hugo.
In this course you'll earn how to build static sites quickly and easily with Hugo. We'll walk you through on how to install and setup Hugo. We'll then get into the many features and how to create a new project from scratch. Plus, you'll learn to create a site and set up a deployment pipeline using GitHub, Travis CI, and Amazon Web Services.
Hugo in a is a free and open source framework that helps anyone build a static website. Hugo is a static site generator meaning developers can use it to build fast and scalable static websites.
Hugo takes all the fuss out of building and managing a static website. It gives you all the flexibility of a dynamic website, with the speed and convenience of a static website.
Hugo lets developers abstract web components, define layouts and templates, and even use logic across their site. For non developers, Hugo provides a rich library of themes built by the community which takes all the work out of building the your site. With Hugo you can build a fast, scalable and beautiful hugo website, without writing a single line of code.
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Feeling like your social media game is less than inspired? In this course, learn how to use Adobe Animate to create unique, eye-catching social content that you can easily repurpose and share across a variety of social networking platforms. Instructor Joseph Labrecque shows how to create simple design assets and animate them using the robust tweening system within Animate. Along the way, he shares tips for ensuring that your content can be easily adapted for use on different platforms. He then steps through how to export still images, animated GIFs, and videos; adapt your Animate content for use in social profiles; and post your work on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram using each platform's recommended settings.
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In this class, you'll gain the necessary skills to create your own custom Sci-Fi sculpture using BOTH the built-in physical renderer or Octane.

We'll go over everything from modeling and texturing, to composition and camera settings and more!
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Prepare a photograph in Photoshop for use as a texture and surface for a 3D object in Cinema 4D Lite, and then animate that 3D object. This video shows you how 3D animation can stand alone and how you could incorporate it into After Effects to add effects and other elements to your animation project.
You'll go through an example that covers a wide variety of skills you can apply to your future project and see the process from start to finish in Adobe Photoshop and After Effects/Cinema 4D Lite. You'll make selections, add layers, mask, create materials and objects, modify them, and animate the result. This video includes a detailed step-by-step explanation of every aspect involved in the making of the final video.

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Are you looking for fresh inspiration in your beauty and fashion photography?

Do you want to take advantage of the nice weather and bring your photography sessions outdoors?

Do you suffer from a slow summer season and need new ways to attract more clients?

Do you want to create jaw dropping mini sessions to boost your income?

Do you want to stand out from the crowd, wow your clients and attract models with eye-catching photography?

Then this course is perfect for you. Celebrate the summer with a magazine style 'pool shoot' that is playful with a gorgeous feminine yet empowering look! Your clients will feel like top models in the Caribbean - and what's more, creative portrait photography doesn't have to break the bank. There are no borders to conceptual photography, as we'll show you with inexpensive props and a small outdoor area.

You'll be amazed at what you can do with just a kiddie pool, bath drops, flowers, milk and other creative props!

You will learn:

Preparing the shoot - location, practical considerations.
Posing tips when the model is lying in the kiddie pool.
Camera settings, using a light meter, flash and natural lighting options.
Fly on the wall view of 3 photoshoot sets - water, colors and flowers, milk 'hot pink'.
3+ hours of Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop videos to transform the images into stunning works of art!
Do you love working with flash? Natural light? Both?

Sandy and Matt will cover flash techniques and camera settings, as well as the best ways to take advantage of natural light to get the most variety from your shoot.

In Part 1, Sandy and Matt take you through the preparation and set up of the shoot, including what props to buy, practical tips on handling posing your model in water, and camera and lighting settings. Then you'll get a fly on the wall view of the shoot that implements all the ideas so you can do exactly the same.

In Part 2, Sandy walks through a complete, comprehensive Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop set of tutorials (over 3 hours) on how to transform the images into amazing works of fine art. At the end, your images will look like they belong in a high fashion magazine! Your clients will receive a truly unique style of photography that sets you apart from your competitors.

Whether you are a beginner DSLR photographer or a seasoned pro, you will find a host of tips and tricks that will help you create fantastic images.

This highly practical course shows you a new way of beauty photography - how to create a 'dreamy water' pool-style that will be an outstanding addition to your portfolio. If you want to achieve higher sales, and help to think outside the box for your next photoshoot, then this course is for you!
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CreativeLive - Shoot- Outdoor Location
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CLASS DESCRIPTION
Learn A Practical, Repeatable Method.
How do you handle shooting a wedding in a less than perfect location? What's the best way to get the perfect pose for a special image? Join international award-winning photographer and Canon Explorer of Light Roberto Valenzuela as he shows you how to take the guesswork out of maximizing your location and determining the best way to pose your subjects.

In this class, Roberto will show you​:

How to identify the elements at a location you can use to enhance and the ones that you should minimize and avoid
The best way to look at posing by arranging each body part until you have the pose you want
The way to practice and use his methods to create your own style
By the end of this class, you'll be able to approach your next wedding with ​confidence.

LESSON INFO
7. SHOOT: OUTDOOR LOCATION
LESSON TRANSCRIPT (auto-generated)

the goal for that inside studio inside library where something that a lot of people have questions about I did a few things I asked my life audience to choose the obvious photograph and then I started removing them from the obvious picture by using composition frame frames contrasts on the different elements that are part of the post in charge that we have that were given away on the dvd so if you do have this posing chart well you used it to create many different types of fields in the same library now that library wasn't very bright it had some light issues on we fixed the issue by either opening up lights on using a reflector or creating contrast so if the weakness was the room was a bit dark you can put the groom like we did with the mat by the window and create a contrast in portrait uh we have beautiful kids here here on dh we used the chair not as a chair device to sit on but we're used it as a way to foreign to sit on the floor and then lean her back against the so the message here is used the objects around you creatively don't just use them for what they were meant to be because those those objects can have ah lot of different types of users and I think you guys gonna get that right the difference got I mean we used a picture with a both painting way use the glass to frame it as a reflection that has a reflection device right we used the ice lights to create all kinds of different looks and feels we used the bookshelves to create a pattern off horizontal lines behind matt on so we used a little outdoor section to create some framing and also the little part with a little bushes the little green bushes in the back to create that repetition and patterns part of the charge so hope you guys got a lot out of it I don't know we're going to step outside where is obviously the different situation altogether quite opposite now we're gonna have straight up harsh light now we're going to make it look beautiful we're gonna work with it so before we do that let's ask you a couple questions about the last time if you don't mind no ok there were quite a few questions about the ice light so I'm just gonna read a few of them off okay um jean hall from medford oregon said what is the difference between a video light and the ice light in ic says what's the difference between using flash and using a hand light like the ice light and nubia said any suggestions on when to use the ice light versus a reflector the eyes light is a tool you can use an led light you khun by multiple aliases put him together I used the ice light because I like the color temperature that he comes with but you can for sure by another type off light and put some sort of filter uh is not quite the same but it's close enough to get the job done okay the ever seen when do you use ice light and reflector and flash they give you totally different fields if you want to create the sense that there's a son behind the couple or behind model or whatever the flash would be your best bet for a son if you are trying to if you're trying to bounce light that's reflecting off the wall you can use the reflector so this will be a good time tio do a reflector for per se I'm not such a good time for the ice like the ice light works really well maur indoors off course you can use the island outdoors but it's not going to have the same pool that's him push the flash is such a powerful life you can create so many different fields like the sun behind them you can reign like your models you can do whatever you want um so I used the tools in the library that I needed to create a feeling of the foot I wanted to create I used all three I use flashes I use reflectors on I used the ice light and as you saw in the videos they were broadcasting it you saw the variety of photos that we got out of them you have to use the right tool for the job perfect so one more question before we keep going so folks we're asking while watching you shoot about how you focus so light catcher said can you please say a few words on the method that you used to achieve accurate focus I noticed that you focus and recompose there is a way and focusing on decomposing so much right now is because I'm giving the cameras to my students right on because they don't know cannon there they're used to nightgown or vice versa I don't want to be messing around with focusing points and moving them around normally I would switch the focusing point so I would have a minimal re composing going on so if you're taking a photo where the groom is on the right side I would put the focus on point in the right that way I can just focus right in his eye and not have to recompose so much if you don't do that you have to put the focus and put in the middle and then recomposed to get that negative space to show up so right now I'm just doing that because of the class setting but otherwise I pretty much used all my cross points focussing points I used my camera like crazy without white balance is all custom right now I'm not trying to complicate things too much I'm going to focus on their locations so I don't want to get too bogged down with with problems with that kind of thing so I'm just gonna stick with a middle focusing point perfect thank you for clarifying and back over to you okay okay location outside let's rocket so many of you are in a situation where you have to shoot your your senior portrait your child your bread and groom you're super fashion model doesn't matter and you have this living situation and you have a beautiful parking lot behind you behind us you can you have a look at this location take a look around because we're gonna we're gonna use this location to create a variety of looks on my students are going to basically get what they learned how they're going to start implementing it and we're gonna phoenix the post we're going to create beautiful photos so uh let's go ahead and get started uh would like to probably start with the first photo just to kind of get the ball rolling and then we'll move on from there as I stand here I looked around the bushes the grass the building in the background on that little tree on in front of me right there I wouldn't think I notice this here you go one thing I know is this there's a little gap right here do you see that that little gap is that exact excuse to give me a blurry frame right remember we talked about that you don't want the friend to distract you want the frame to draw your eye in so this tree may be a tree but he turned turned out to be a perfectly good frame see what I mean so if you were to photograph here if you look at the back you have the building and you have some bushes behind the little empty spot of the bush okay I'm obviously not going to choose the building to be in the background because it introduces a color that ruins the mood of my photo I'm going to take a step to the left like I just did and now I have that green bush in the background on that green bush is in the same color family as this leaves over here so it's nature with nature nothing crazy concrete going by the frame now that's may sound really anal to people but that's what he thinks that's what you got to do uh so let's go ahead and do a fun shot on we can also keep improving the photograph so we'll do it like a step by step it up type of deal so matt and kiss your police come over and make your way to the main floor and stand behind the cool little bush farther back farther back farther back now take a step this way right there stop ok the sun is coming from this direction so automatically that tells me how to oppose the bride and the groom here's why if I posed them this way they're goingto have light on shadow all over their face so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna I'm gonna feature feature kiss kiss yeah okay so I'm gonna put her face towards the sun I'm chained up to feel all those shadows in her face so she's going to be bright but she'll be late perfectly beautifully all the way through no dark shadows in her face in between sunspots none of that stuff the groom would just be more like an accessory here so he's just going to be kind of like they're on we don't really care we care about you right now no offense it's ok tell good way we love you man okay I need my camera so we'll see you now I'm gonna build his photo little by little I'm gonna purposely take crap photo right away I'm gonna take a bad photo sorry uh bad for coming up okay in this photo you see the tree it's using as a frame but it's a terrible photo because you're introducing all the stuff on the left the windows are showing off the brake is showing up all of the stuff that's remember what I said eliminate things that are not helping you if the frame is what you want on the colors and the repetition of the bush is what you want keep the frame just around that spot okay go ahead and give a care when I go ahead and post them teo teo teo come this way come around bring your face this way I can see your face no soaping your shoulder over here cause you bring your face over here put your face that way that way and I miss your face you're gonna see what I'm saying you're gonna be all the way on this side more more you go on in the sense that way so you're going to basically do your chin up and you're going to uh when I tell you you're gonna do one hand higher than the other when I tell you you're going to squeeze in real tight okay but without your fingers just on your arms okay uh let me check something out real quick back up a little bit like separate a little bit second seymour your face turn your nose that towards her during your chin this way come this way chin up a little bit now turn your face towards us we're like smelling inherit anything all the way more to your left ok now separate again so do it separated a you go there you go okay we have a problem with that wind no way this is not helping me right now okay there you go so we may have to do something like that but now we're into this son so okay face the sun okay wait turn like a turntable towards me a little bit more yeah like that now face the sun go ahead and pull your hair back if you can smile while you do it good give me a quick sec ok breathe in one two three chin up on breathing went to three good job for you chin up again and squeeze and breathe in one two three good bring your nose more towards her so you're like yeah yeah there you go river magnetized heads towards each other put your body weight on one of your feet so shoot shift your body weight and get real close to her on a case you go ahead and breathe in when I tell you want to breathe and go not more and squeeze ready to go last one if you go can you pull your hair out so it's not in the way there you go on now go close your eyes and squeeze really go okay last one go can you just can you fix that hair a little bit again I'm sorry the win's not helping when it's not helping but you are alright given when I squeeze close your eyes okay thank you yeah so let me explain this photo real quick the last one I just took basically we created depth of field we have a four grand a middle ground in a back around that's what I just did I layered this is called just straight up layering photography ok when the trees are the foreground the first lonely tree here the middle ground is the bride and groom and the background is the other bush the whole photo makes sense because there's nothing distraction distracting about it there is a way I had her face pointed towards the sun it's like I said to fill the shadows and not to have any kind of funny light with a note you know how when the sun hits the nose it creates like a funny shadow like I can see it on you right now and so forth you don't want to do that you want to basically fill the entire face with just shower it with beautiful sunlight unexposed for the brightest part of the face so let me repeat that you got exposed to the bread is part of the face this last photo turned out quite nice because using the layering on the color element so go ahead and take a look you probably wonder why I said to breathe in right um okay can you come here for a second stand right over here what do we do when we uh when we swim we in hell what do we do when we tried to shut off part of our census we close our eyes so we can concentrate on smell right smells like an intimate feeling right look if you if you're smelling someone you feel like you want to smell them right it's romantic if you don't smell if you don't breathe thin you have you run the risk of your stomach slouching when you breathe in your muscles tighten up it looks more attractive right away and he also takes another thing when you breathe in it creates a really sense that she's really into that moment because she's trying to like feel him right go ahead and like close your eyes uh squeeze an invisible person in front of you and breathe in you see that expression just turns romantic right away now forget the whole breathing stuff squeeze the men right there close your eyes just doesn't look right sometimes people say like why do you achieve this looks that are so like in the in the zone on you have to study this breathing and how do you respond to them if you if if you smell a tomato you close your eyes to inhale all right look at people look how they behave and you will start to become like a fine tuned oiled machine about creating the feel you want okay um let me teach you another really important concept and then I want you guys to apply it we're in the middle of harsh son so any of you guys watching out there same thing I want you to gusto look down if you point the camera at the floor and take a look at the shadows that kiss is making right there you see that shadow right there okay if you were in a situation with an open area like this on you have awful son just look at the shadow that she's making and stand in that direction and photograph towards the shadow and what would that do do you think it will it will put the sun exactly perfectly behind them fleming sense it doesn't if you put the sun slightly to the left you're going to get a burn spot on the face if you do it the other way same thing but if you stand on that shadow you're going to get the most beautiful room light because the son is now directly behind her head okay so just to show you an example not that there's stuff in the background that's ok so doesn't really matter what we do um I'm gonna mess this up first and then let's take a good one okay so if you don't pay attention to this go ahead and turn your body okay stop right there okay so now we have a pretty bad photo and you can already see it but you can tell that there's light and shadow spots all over her face okay and trust me I see that in photography all the time because people are like well it's open you know I don't have a few sir what do I do well follow that shadow line just walked to it take a step this way take another step I'm doing that so that we don't have the tree in the back coming out of her head now turn your shoulders remember I said that turn the shoulder thing I told the cops turn yur color bones that way just a tad more go a beautiful remembering your face back you go on one more time good bring your shoulder this way a little bit I mean your head tilted this way there you go and squeeze yourself a little tighter okay this last photo I took is the the one that looks right okay this photo here the last photo I just took you can't even see it anymore here we go ok you guys basically you have two types of things going on the first photo that I want to show you is the one with a crazy light going on so I'm talking about this one with all the lights and shadows over her face do you see the problem okay simply put the sun behind them by following the shadow line and you end up with something more along the lines off this one when you

Learn A Practical, Repeatable Method.
How do you handle shooting a wedding in a less than perfect location? What's the best way to get the perfect pose for a special image? Join international award-winning photographer and Canon Explorer of Light Roberto Valenzuela as he shows you how to take the guesswork out of maximizing your location and determining the best way to pose your subjects.

In this class, Roberto will show you​:

How to identify the elements at a location you can use to enhance and the ones that you should minimize and avoid
The best way to look at posing by arranging each body part until you have the pose you want
The way to practice and use his methods to create your own style
By the end of this class, you'll be able to approach your next wedding with ​confidence.
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The word "creativity" can conjure up images of groundbreaking stand-up routines and paintings that inspire awe hundreds of years after the artist's final brush stroke. But creativity isn't just possessed by a brilliant few. All of us-from accountants to event planners-regularly perform creative acts. It's what allows us to reorient a project gone awry or capture the perfect shot of our friend beaming at their birthday party. Our brains already have the built-in machinery to be wildly creative-some of us just need a bit of clarity on the process. This lively series provides you with precisely that. Get weekly tips that can help you nurture your spontaneous impulses, reignite dormant creative powers, and leverage your innate creativity in all areas of your life. New instructors will be introduced as the course unfolds, allowing you to access a variety of unique takes on the creative process. Tune in every Friday for a new tip.
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Crisis management is as important as finance management, personnel management, etc. Having a clear and effective program and plan for an event is critical not only to your survival, but critical to the profitability and possibly the survival of the company. Being able to identify risk, assess the situation and respond appropriately is important, and requires not only training, but practice. With our Crisis Management workshop your participants will understand that a crisis can occur any time. They will develop skills needed for certain negative events. Also, they will be able to recognize warning signs to help avoid negative situations completely, or, if the situation occurs, better manage the crisis.
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Cryptocurrency ICO :how to discover and invest in great ICOs
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This course teaches how to discover the next bitcoin and invest while it is still well under a dollar

ICOs are the best coins to invest in. They multiply so fast within the first few months that its almost magical to believe.

This course teaches how to discover the next bitcoin and invest while it is still well under a dollar
The best investments that yield the highest returns in cryptocurrency are not coins that are already available on the exchanges. By the time you see a coin on an exchange like binance it is already too late to invest. Don't even invest in any coin listed on coinmarketcap if you want to make 100 to 1000 times your investment within the first year.
ICOs are the best coins to invest in. They multiply so fast within the first few months that its almost magical to believe. But just as they are just as risky too. This course teaches all the trade secrets involved in investing in ICOs. Your cryptocurrency investment life will never remain the same after this course.
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Cyanotypes are an early form of photography. Originally used to reproduce drawings and diagrams (blueprints), the process has been developed (no pun intended...) and you can now make your own beautiful blue and white prints at home.

I will show you how to take items from your home, plants and flowers from your garden and photographs and turn them into ethereal, vintage style prints.

You don't need any prior experience, just a few easy to come by tools, some special liquid and some sunshine. With just a little preparation, Cyanotype's are quick and fun and the effects can be just lovely.

If you just want to make some silhouette style prints with nature finds or bits found around your home you can ignore the classes on working with negatives and editing photos. If you want to go the whole hog, and learn to turn photographs into negatives and how to clip out objects, you can. There's a lesson for those of you that have Adobe Photoshop, and for those who don't, there's a lesson using Pixlr.com, which is a FREE online image editing platform. There are also written instructions on how to edit the photographs, to make the process even easier and so that you can easily repeat the processes without the videos.

I hope you enjoy it and I'd love you to post your creations in the Projects section; or, if you're on Instagram, tag me so that I can see what you've made. It really makes my day when I see that people are inspired and have created they something they love.
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DARK B&W WITH HIGHLIGHTS: Post Processing Video
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Join Barb Uilin in this post processing video as she shows her workflow in photo post processing.

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Dart Course for Beginners
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A one-way ticket to being a professional dart coder

you can start with no coding knowledge and end up being an amazing coder who can then apply for a junior developer post.

A one-way ticket to being a professional dart coder
In this course you will learn how to became an amazing dart programmer from scratch.
you can start with no coding knowledge and end up being an amazing coder who can then apply for a junior developer post.
This course is free only for a limited time so enroll before it becomes paid
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This video series will cover data science modeling concepts and methods. There are 12 clips in the series:
This first clip in the series introduces data science modeling and how modeling fits into the data science pipeline with data engineering and data distillation. Learn about variables and their types such as categorical, binary, and numeric. Understand features and feature sets.
This second clip in the series studies variables and features using techniques from statistics. Learn about variable scaling, linear and non-linear transformations, min-max normalization, and Z-normalization. We conclude with advice on normalizing a variable and recommend some useful Python resources.
This third clip in the series continues the discussion of featurization methods focusing on the binning process. The approach and benefits of binning are discussed, along with how to use the binning process results to create a histogram.
This fourth clip in the series covers machine learning and how it applies to data science. The most important methodologies in machine learning are discussed, including supervised, unsupervised, and semi-supervised. Machine learning is distinguished from statistics, data mining, and artificial intelligence.
This fifth clip in the series covers unsupervised learning, and clustering in particular. Learn why clustering is so powerful and its many use cases. K-Means is the most popular clustering algorithm. Common distance metrics such as Euclidean distance are explored.
This sixth clip in the series covers supervised learning and data model ensembles. Predictive analytics modeling is discussed along with classification and regression. Use cases are provided.
This seventh clip in the series covers how to assess the performance of a predictive analytics model. Sensitivity analysis and heuristics are also discussed.
This eighth clip in the series covers how to assess the performance of classifiers. Both the Confusion Matrix and ROC curve approaches will be discussed, as well as derived metrics and binary classifiers.
This ninth clip in the series covers both basic and advanced regression methods. Learn about standard evaluation metrics such as Sum Squared Error and Explained Variance.
This tenth clip in the series covers other important topics in data science modeling including K-fold cross validation (KFCV), model deployment, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), and model maintenance.
This eleventh clip in the series shares resources you can use to further your data science knowledge, including specific books, videos, courses, and meetups.
This twelfth clip in the series covers next steps to take and projects to work on to apply the material in this course.
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Get up and running with Tableau with this six-part video series:
Introducing Tableau. This first clip in this video series introduces Tableau and explains how to set up this powerful data visualization tool.
Creating a Dashboard using Tableau. This second clip in this video series shows you how to create a dashboard in Tableau. Practice creating your own dashboard with a sample data set using variables.
Connecting Data using Tableau Part 1. This third clip in this video series shows you how to connect with different data sets in Tableau.
Connecting Data using Tableau Part 2. This fourth clip in this video series builds on the previous clip and shows how to do more advanced connections in Tableau including using the Web Data Connector.
Data Manipulation using Tableau Part 1. This fifth clip in this video series shows you how to compute new variables in Tableau and also manipulate calculations within the graph.
Data Manipulation using Tableau Part 2. This sixth clip in this video series builds on the previous clip and covers more advanced data manipulation in Tableau including converting wide data to long data.
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Data and Process Resource Management: Interrogatives and Frameworks
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Hear legendary Michael Brackett talk about interrogatives and frameworks in this sixth module of the Data and Process Resource Management series. (Click here to see all of Brackett's videos.)

The first weakness is the use of six interrogatives, which results in a dilemma about what those interrogatives represent.

Hear legendary Michael Brackett talk about interrogatives and frameworks in this sixth module of the Data and Process Resource Management series. (Click here to see all of Brackett's videos.)
Thorough business understanding requires a formal construct for obtaining, documenting, and displaying that understanding. Many approaches have been used in recent years with varying degrees of success. The most prominent approaches involve the use of interrogatives for obtaining understanding, and frameworks for documenting that understanding. However, those approaches have weaknesses.
The first weakness is the use of six interrogatives, which results in a dilemma about what those interrogatives represent. The second weakness is a two-dimensional framework which contributes to that dilemma. A new approach is needed to resolve the dilemma and provide a set of interrogatives and a framework that fully support an organization's business understanding.
That new approach involves the addition of a seventh interrogative. A Which interrogative is added to identify the business activity that is the focus of understanding. The What interrogative then provides a description of that business activity. The How interrogative represents the combined data/processes resource. Those changes resolve part of the dilemma.
Business activity, identified by the new Which interrogative, becomes a third dimension on the framework. Business activity is a hierarchy of an organization's business activities, from the organization down to the most detailed business activity the organization chooses to define. Any business activity in that hierarchy can be readily understood and documented.
The new Business Understanding Framework, with its three dimensions and seven interrogatives, provides a formal, interrogative-driven, understanding of an organization's business activities. That understanding is documented and can be displayed in any format, at any time, to any audience. It forms the foundation for understanding and managing an organization's business in a dynamic business environment.
The Data / Processes Resource Management series presents concepts, principles, and techniques, formal terms with denotative definitions, and the benefits of evolving to formal management of a combined data / processes resource. The series is beneficial for technical data and processes professionals, business professionals, and their respective managers.
Michael Brackett has in data management for over 50 years. During that time, he developed many innovative concepts, principles, and techniques for managing data as a critical resource of an organization. He published 12 technical books and over 50 technical articles on data management, and three speculative business fiction books on data management, processes management, and business architecture. He is a prominent speaker at local, national, and international conferences, and is considered a legend in data resource management. He has been a member of DAMA since 1985, and saw the establishment of DAMA National in 1986 and DAMA International in 1988. He was President of DAMA International 2000 through 2003, and established the DAMA International Foundation in 2004. He received DAMA International's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2006 for his pioneering work in data resource management.
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Database Series: The Definitive Guide to MySQL (and MariaDB)
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 3 Hours | 581 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Follow along with MySQL expert Victor Deras and master relational database constructs and MySQL (and MariaDB).
Creating and modifying tables in MySQL. This second topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on tables.

Follow along with MySQL expert Victor Deras and master relational database constructs and MySQL (and MariaDB). Build powerful and robust relational databases after watching these 12 topics within the MySQL video series:
Introducing MySQL. This first topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series introduces you to this powerful open source relational database. Install both client and server, on Windows or Linux. MariaDB can also be used as an alternative to MySQL, and almost everything in this course also applies to MariaDB.
Creating and modifying tables in MySQL. This second topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on tables. Tables are comprised of columns and rows, and both are illustrated in this session first in Microsoft Excel and then in MySQL. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to create and modify tables in MySQL. Ensure tables have data integrity using nullability, and primary and foreign keys.
Data Types in MySQL. This third topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on data types in MySQL. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to create numeric, date and time, and string data types in MySQL.
Inserting Data in MySQL. This fourth topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on inserting data in MySQL using the INSERT INTO statement and through a GUI. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to insert data using these two approaches in MySQL. Also experience some of the restrictions that exist in MySQL for inserting data.
Querying Data in MySQL. This fifth topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on querying data in MySQL. Learn about queries and subqueries. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session using the SELECT, FROM, and WHERE statements to retrieve data from tables in MySQL.
Performing Joins in MySQL. This sixth topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on performing joins in MySQL. Learn about inner joins, left joins, right joins, and full outer joins. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to retrieve data from multiple tables in the same query using MySQL.
Creating Views in MySQL. This seventh topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on creating views in MySQL. Learn when views should be used. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to create and access data from virtual tables in MySQL.
Leveraging Functions in MySQL. This eighth topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on aggregate, string, control flow, date and time, and math functions in MySQL. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to apply functions in MySQL.
Creating Stored Procedures in MySQL. This ninth topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on stored procedures in MySQL. Learn what stored procedures are, how to use them, and when to use them (for reusability or security) in MySQL. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to create and run stored procedures in MySQL.
Creating Triggers in MySQL. This tenth topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on triggers in MySQL. Learn what triggers are, how they differentiate from stored procedures, how to build them, and when to use them. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to create and run triggers in MySQL.
Optimizing MySQL. This 11th topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on optimizing MySQL. Learn why optimization is so important and the different ways to optimize your database. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to optimize your database in MySQL.
Performing Maintenance in MySQL. This 12th topic in the MySQL (and MariaDB) video series focuses on performing database backup and maintenance in MySQL. Learn why backups are so important and hear some valuable backup tips. Follow along with Victor in this hands-on session to backup your database and apply techniques to maintain your database in MySQL.
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Dates and Times in .NET
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1 Hour 17M | 187 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn the fundamentals and master the art of working with dates and times in .NET; a topic commonly taken for granted, but often the cause of unexpected errors. This course will make you comfortable working with dates and times in any .

NET project!
Ever had issues caused by date and times with .NET within your applications? In this course, Dates and Times in .NET, you will master the art of parsing dates and times and how to handle ambiguity using common standards that usually get overlooked and cause unexpected errors. First, you will learn how to handle relative time and time periods, such as calculating the time difference between two periods. Next, you will discover how time zones impact applications, how to properly handle them, and what to consider when parsing dates which don't include time zone information. Finally, you will explore best practices, and how to avoid problems when working with common date and time scenarios in .NET. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to set up your own applications and parse complex date and time situations whether you're on Windows, Mac, or Linux!
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Decoding Anorexia: Reclaim Your Life
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Certificated self-help course on developing a healthy relationship with food, appreciation and accountability

This guide is meant to deliver alternative forms of terapy, present the ways I have found to get better and give practical suggestions of measures you can take in your life to recover.

Certificated self-help course on developing a healthy relationship with food, appreciation and accountability
A useful, SELF-HELP GUIDE that gives essential information on anorexia nervosa & help you work systematically to overcome anorexia.
This guide is meant to deliver alternative forms of terapy, present the ways I have found to get better and give practical suggestions of measures you can take in your life to recover.
This guide is most effective when used by you and someone else together (friend, family) to read through the advice and help you apply it to your own set of circumstances.
Colourfully ilustrated and easy to read & understand.
An Introduction to Anorexia
Restoring your body to a Healthy Weight
Treating the Psychological Issues related to Anorexia
Tips for Appreciating your Body
Advice for Family
Maintain Long-Term Recovery
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