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L&T EduTech
Design of Formwork System
The "Design of Formwork System" course is meticulously crafted to instill a profound understanding of formwork design and its significance in construction. The course comprises four modules: In Module 1, we will delve in to the design loads, concrete pressure on formwork, and relevant codes and standards. Module 2 provides a comprehensive overview of horizontal and vertical formwork design, necessary design calculations and safety checks. Module 3 facilitates the learners to explore on the importance of formwork drawings, preparation, detailing, BOQ calculation, and formwork visualization using BIM 3D. Module 4 delves into overall formwork cost estimation, including material, labor and machinery costs, and cost optimization. Upon completing the "Design of Formwork System" course, learners will gain a profound understanding of formwork design and its significance in construction. They will be equipped to understand design fundamentals, design of horizontal and vertical formwork applications, excel in formwork drawings, formwork costing and enabling effective cost optimization aligned with formwork design. Target Learners: Undergraduate students of Civil & Structural Engineering Post-Graduate Students of Structural Engineering Practicing Engineers in Structural Design Faculties of Civil Engineering Domain
Packt
Programming APIs with C# and .NET
Unlock the power of C# and .NET as you master the art of developing high-performance APIs. Through this course, you will learn how to design and deploy scalable, secure, and efficient APIs that power modern applications. With an emphasis on both REST and GraphQL API development, you'll gain the tools and techniques to create APIs that meet the demands of today's fast-paced software ecosystem. The course begins with an introduction to the core concepts of API development, laying a strong foundation for more advanced topics. You’ll explore the fundamentals of RESTful API design, focusing on key principles like scalability, performance, and maintainability. As you progress, the course delves deeper into real-world examples and hands-on exercises that showcase how to build APIs using both traditional ASP.NET Core and alternative approaches like Azure Functions. Throughout the course, you'll work with practical examples to solve common challenges in API development. From security considerations to optimizing API performance, you'll gain invaluable skills that can be directly applied to your projects. The course progresses by guiding you through the best practices for developing robust APIs that integrate seamlessly with a wide range of platforms and systems. This course is designed for .NET developers, software engineers, and backend developers looking to deepen their API development expertise. A basic understanding of C# and .NET is required, with prior knowledge of ASP.NET Core being a bonus. Whether you're building personal projects or enterprise-grade systems, you'll gain the experience and confidence to tackle complex API challenges. By the end of the course, you will be able to design high-performance RESTful and GraphQL APIs using ASP.NET Core, implement best practices for security and scalability, and deploy APIs to production environments with confidence.
Johns Hopkins University
Fundamentals of Project Management
Fundamentals of Project Management offers a comprehensive introduction to the key principles and practices necessary to lead successful projects. You will learn how to navigate each phase of the project lifecycle, from initiation and planning to execution and closure. This course provides hands-on experience with essential tools like Work Breakdown Structures (WBS), scheduling, budgeting, and critical path analysis. What makes this course unique is its practical focus, exemplified through real-world scenarios like the PickPOCIT case study, where you'll apply your knowledge to simulate the role of a project manager. Whether you're new to project management or seeking to enhance your skills, this course equips you with the strategies and confidence needed to deliver projects on time and within budget. By the end, you'll be prepared to handle complex project challenges and drive successful outcomes in any industry.
Duke University
Python Essentials for MLOps
Python Essentials for MLOps (Machine Learning Operations) is a course designed to provide learners with the fundamental Python skills needed to succeed in an MLOps role. This course covers the basics of the Python programming language, including data types, functions, modules and testing techniques. It also covers how to work effectively with data sets and other data science tasks with Pandas and NumPy. Through a series of hands-on exercises, learners will gain practical experience working with Python in the context of an MLOps workflow. By the end of the course, learners will have the necessary skills to write Python scripts for automating common MLOps tasks. This course is ideal for anyone looking to break into the field of MLOps or for experienced MLOps professionals who want to improve their Python skills.
FAIR Institute
Practical Applications of FAIR™ for Cyber Risk Management
This course provides a practical, hands-on approach to applying the Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) methodology in cyber risk management. Students will learn how to leverage industry research, use FAIR for decision-making, and report on the materiality of cyber incidents using FAIR-MAM (Materiality Assessment Methodology). Through real-world CISO lectures and exercises, participants will gain the skills to quantify and communicate cyber risk effectively in financial terms. This course is tailored for senior executives and decision-makers overseeing or guiding cyber risk management within their organizations. Ideal participants will have: Leadership and Strategic Oversight: Participants should hold or aspire to hold leadership roles such as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Chief Risk Officer (CRO), or senior management positions where they are responsible for setting and implementing risk management strategies. Experience with Financial or Business Risk: Executives with experience managing financial risk or business continuity planning will find the course particularly valuable, as it covers the intersection of cyber risk and financial decision-making. Commitment to Continuous Improvement: A mindset geared toward continuous improvement in risk management practices, with a willingness to explore and adopt new methodologies, such as the FAIR model, to enhance their organization's cyber resilience. This course is designed to equip senior leaders with the practical skills and insights necessary to integrate the FAIR model into their organization’s broader risk management strategy, ensuring a more quantitative and business-aligned approach to managing cyber risks.
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Sobrevive a tu doctorado con salud y éxito
¿El doctorado está afectando tu bienestar? ¿Te cuesta gestionar la incertidumbre, la presión académica o la relación con tu director/a de tesis? En este curso aprenderás estrategias basadas en la Psicología Positiva y el mindfulness para manejar el estrés, mejorar la productividad y equilibrar tu vida personal y académica. Descubrirás herramientas prácticas para optimizar tu tiempo, comunicarte de manera efectiva y fortalecer tu resiliencia. Además, conocerás El Tercer Tiempo, un programa innovador aplicado en la UAB para mejorar el bienestar de los doctorandos. ¡Convierte tu doctorado en una experiencia más saludable y exitosa!
John Wiley & Sons
Partnership Strategy for Growth: The Partnership Economy
Based on the best-selling book, The Partnership Economy, by David A. Yovanno. In this course, discover how modern partnerships are transforming business growth in today’s dynamic market. You'll explore how trust-based collaborations, optimized customer journeys, and strategic alliances can drive sustainable revenue. Learn to design and scale high-impact partnerships across influencer networks, SaaS ecosystems, and cross-industry collaborations. With actionable frameworks and real-world insights, you’ll transform how your organization leverages collaboration for long-term success. As businesses move beyond traditional sales tactics, this course will help you design customer journeys that integrate partnerships at every touchpoint. Learn to create meaningful relationships that enhance customer experiences and unlock new avenues for growth. You’ll also explore proven frameworks that will allow you to apply these strategies effectively in your own organization. What sets this course apart is its focus on trust-based referral networks, SaaS ecosystems, and influencer marketing. These real-world applications of partnership strategies will help businesses maximize the impact of collaboration, turning partnerships into a long-term engine for growth. This course is ideal for business leaders, marketing strategists, and growth professionals. Whether you're in business development, sales, or customer success, you’ll benefit from learning how to implement partnership management techniques. When you're done, you’ll be ready to innovate and grow your business. From The Partnership Economy Copyright © 2022 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey. Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
EDUCBA
Security and Auditing in Ethereum
The course aims to provide participants with a solid understanding of the security risks and vulnerabilities associated with Ethereum DApps. Participants will learn about common attack vectors, smart contract vulnerabilities, and best practices for securing DApps against potential threats. ● Participants will acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to conduct smart contract audits. They will learn auditing methodologies, tools, and techniques to assess the security and reliability of smart contracts, identify vulnerabilities, and recommend appropriate remediation measures. ● The course will focus on teaching participants secure coding practices specific to Ethereum DApps. Participants will learn about techniques such as input validation, access control, and secure contract design to develop robust and secure smart contracts and DApps. ● Participants will gain practical experience in performing penetration testing of Ethereum DApps. They will learn how to simulate attacks, identify vulnerabilities, and exploit weaknesses in DApps to assess their resilience against real-world threats. ● The course will cover best practices for overall DApp security, including secure key management, secure deployment practices, and secure data handling. Participants will understand how to implement security measures throughout the entire development lifecycle of DApps. Target Learners: ● Blockchain Developers: Experienced blockchain developers interested in enhancing their knowledge of security best practices specifically for Ethereum smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps). ● Smart Contract Developers: Individuals specializing in smart contract development who want to deepen their understanding of security vulnerabilities and techniques to mitigate risks in Ethereum contracts. ● Cybersecurity Professionals: Security analysts, consultants, or cybersecurity professionals looking to specialize in blockchain security, particularly focusing on Ethereum, to identify vulnerabilities and develop secure solutions. ● Blockchain Architects: Architects and system designers involved in designing Ethereum-based systems who need to ensure the security of the overall architecture, including smart contracts and decentralized applications. ● Penetration Testers: Ethical hackers and penetration testers interested in learning how to assess the security of Ethereum-based systems, including smart contracts, to identify and exploit vulnerabilities. ● Blockchain Researchers: Researchers in the field of blockchain technology who want to study security issues and challenges specific to Ethereum and contribute to the advancement of blockchain security practices. ● Cryptocurrency Investors: Investors and traders interested in understanding the security risks associated with Ethereum-based projects to make informed investment decisions and assess project viability. To be successful in this course, you should have a background in: ● Blockchain Basics: Understanding foundational concepts of blockchain technology, such as distributed ledger technology, consensus mechanisms, and cryptographic principles, will provide a strong starting point for learning Ethereum security. ● Ethereum Architecture: Familiarity with the Ethereum platform, including its components such as Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), smart contracts, gas, and transaction processing, is essential for comprehending security vulnerabilities and mitigation techniques. ● Smart Contract Development: Proficiency in developing smart contracts using Solidity or other Ethereum-compatible languages is highly beneficial. Knowledge of smart contract design patterns, debugging, and testing methodologies is crucial for understanding security risks. ● Programming: Strong programming skills, particularly in languages commonly used for Ethereum development such as Solidity, JavaScript, or Python, are necessary for understanding and implementing security best practices. ● Cybersecurity Principles: Understanding fundamental cybersecurity principles, such as threat modeling, secure coding practices, encryption, authentication, and access control, is important for assessing and mitigating security risks in Ethereum-based systems. ● Web Development: Knowledge of web development technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and frameworks is helpful, especially for understanding the front-end interfaces of decentralized applications (DApps) and potential security vulnerabilities in web3 interactions. ● Security Tools and Techniques: Familiarity with security assessment tools and techniques, such as static analysis tools, dynamic analysis tools, penetration testing frameworks, and auditing methodologies, will be valuable for evaluating Ethereum smart contracts and DApps for security flaws.
Skillshare
Do What You Love - An Introduction To Ikigai
By the end of this course, you will be able to define your ikigai, distinguish your job from your true work, apply the four-part ikigai framework to your own life, and name a clear, personal purpose you can begin living today. In Do What You Love – An Introduction to Ikigai, Tim Tamashiro—author of How to Ikigai and one of the world’s leading voices on the subject—guides you through a practical and uplifting exploration of your reason for being. Rooted in positive psychology, this course unfolds in three powerful parts: understanding the origins of ikigai, rediscovering your authentic work, and integrating the four essential elements—what you love, what you’re good at, what the world needs, and what you can be rewarded for. Designed for anyone seeking greater clarity, fulfillment, or direction—whether you’re mid-career, transitioning, or simply feeling stuck—this course requires no prior background beyond a willingness to reflect honestly. Through guided exercises and a hands-on naming project, you’ll move beyond theory and begin living your ikigai every day.
University of Virginia
Business Strategy in Practice (Project-centered Course)
A Capstone Project is an assignment designed specifically to apply and showcase the skills you learned in the Specialization. To this end, the Business Strategy Capstone Project, a comprehensive Strategic Analysis, provides an opportunity for you to synthesize concepts and knowledge from the four prerequisite courses in the specialization. In this course, developed at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia, you will be guided through your project by top-ranked faculty. You may continue with the organization you selected for previous assignments or select a new organization for this project. You will analyze the current state of the organization, strategic issues facing the organization, strategic paths the organization might pursue, make a recommendation of the best path for the organization to pursue, and write an Executive Summary. Your finished project will serve as an artifact showcasing your ability to conduct research on/within an organization, select and apply the most appropriate analytical tools, build a well-supported case for a specific position, and effectively communicate key points with executive leadership.
Duke University
ART of the MOOC: Public Art and Pedagogy
Students of this course may try their hand at their own public art interventions, or simply focus on learning from the theory of public practice and its recent history. Designed by artist and Duke professor, Pedro Lasch, and co-taught by Creative Time artistic director, Nato Thompson, this course presents public culture and art in their radically reinenvented contemporary forms. The lectures link major developments of recent decades to wider topics like spatial politics, everyday social structures, and experimental education. Also included are guest presentations from key thinkers and practitioners, like: Tania Bruguera, Claire Doherty, Tom Finkelpearl, Hans Haacke, Shannon Jackson, Suzanne Lacy, Rick Lowe, and many more. As the ‘ART of the MOOC’ title implies, learners and participants are encouraged to treat the MOOC itself as a public art medium. This happens mostly through the course’s practical components, local project productions, global exchanges, and critical feedback. While no prior art making experience is required, projects also offer challenging options for advanced learners. For other course offerings or language versions in this series, just search 'ART of the MOOC' in the Coursera catalog.
University of Michigan
Rocket Science in Everyday Life
We encounter the results of rocket science all the time; from weather prediction to GPS navigation, rocket science has helped navigate our world in new, innovative ways. Rocket Science in Everyday Life explores innovations in rocket science, including the formation of space agencies, like NASA and the European Space Agency, that work to advance rocket science. Learn how satellites are used to track climate changes across the globe and how rockets have taken us to worlds beyond our own. Examine the scientific motivations and methods for planetary exploration to see beyond our solar system. End the course with some cinematic magic and examine how movies and TV use rocket science to create exciting worlds - even if they don’t always get the science behind it right.
Meta
Advanced Programming in Swift
At the heart of any remarkable iOS applies a thorough understanding of the Swift programming language. Embark on a journey to expand your knowledge and skillset with Advanced Programming in Swift. Discover Swift’s advanced custom data types, explore code organization best practices, tap into error handling to improve your program’s performance, and foster an understanding of programming the functional way with higher-order functions like map, filter and reduce. Then, to further understand the inner workings of successful app development, learn how to implement unit tests to ensure that your applications function as intended. By the end of this course, you will practice creating the functionality you often encounter in apps with large lists of items. You’ll implement advanced programming concepts including higher-order functions to process collections and build your own list in Xcode. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: • Create custom data types including enumerations and sets. • Organize and optimize your code by using subclassing and inheritance, typecasting and polymorphism. • Discover how to set restrictions in your code using access control. • Create blueprints for your code with optional and required protocols. • Give control and pass responsibilities from one instance to another with delegation. • Employ appropriate error handling approaches, implement throwable functions and catch errors. • Describe what recursion is and identify common use cases. • Implement higher-order functions like map, filter and reduce. • Ensure your applications perform as expected by implementing unit tests. This course is ideal for intermediate learners who would like to prepare themselves for a career in iOS development. To succeed in this course, you need a foundational understanding of the programming fundamentals of Swift and SwiftUI.
University of Maryland, College Park
Developing Innovative Ideas for New Companies: The First Step in Entrepreneurship
This course assists aspiring and active entrepreneurs in developing great ideas into great companies. With strong economies presenting rich opportunities for new venture creation, and challenging economic times presenting the necessity for many to make their own job, the need to develop the skills to develop and act on innovative business opportunities is increasingly vital. Using proven content, methods, and models for new venture opportunity assessment and analysis, you will learn how to: * Identify and analyze entrepreneurial opportunities; * Enhance your entrepreneurial mindset; * Improve your strategic decision-making; and * Build innovative business models. Our goal is to demystify the startup process, and to help you build the skills to identify and act on innovative opportunities now, and in the future. With this course, students experience a sampling of the ideas and techniques explored in the University of Maryland's master's degree in technology entrepreneurship, an innovative, 100% online program. Learn more at http://mte.umd.edu/landing.
University of Michigan
Healthcare Strategy and Innovation
“Healthcare Strategy and Innovation” dives deep into strategic planning, innovation, and informatics in healthcare, giving you the tools to drive organizational success. You'll master key concepts like defining mission, vision, and values and learning to differentiate strategic planning from other types of planning. Throughout the course, you’ll learn to produce innovative outcomes for your teams and patients by aligning strategies with your organization’s core values and your proposals. Essential business tools covered include SWOT analysis, balanced scorecards, dashboards, value-based assessments, and strategic planning templates. Explore healthcare innovation principles, focusing on health informatics to implement cutting-edge innovations. Through applied learning and strategic communication, you'll sharpen your ability to question, plan, and innovate effectively in the healthcare sector. This is the second course in “Leadership for Healthcare Professionals” Specialization, a course series designed to help professionals in all healthcare roles sharpen their leadership skills and advance their careers.
Packt
The Embedded Linux Security Handbook
This course explores the essential principles and strategies behind securing embedded Linux systems, a critical capability in today’s connected and increasingly vulnerable technology landscape. You’ll learn how thoughtful security design influences resilience, reliability, and long-term product success. Through a structured, practical approach, the course guides you in assessing hardware, selecting secure operating systems, protecting the build chain, and implementing encryption and trusted computing elements. By the end, you’ll be equipped to strengthen device communications, harden systems, and maintain informed security practices. What sets this course apart is its blend of foundational theory with detailed, real-world applications drawn from modern embedded deployments. You’ll progress from high-level design thinking to hands-on techniques used by security-conscious engineering teams. This course is ideal for embedded developers, firmware engineers, and security professionals; basic familiarity with Linux and embedded systems will help you get the most value from the lessons.