This course will teach you how to integrate empathy into personal and professional communications to build positive relationships and improve your emotional intelligence.
The nuances of emotional awareness may seem hard to grasp, but it just takes a little effort and understanding to make empathetic communication a habit. In this course, Dr. Sweta Chawla will demystify the process. First, you'll uncover the intricate processes of the brain and body during communication, emphasizing the impact of self-awareness. Next, you'll address the challenges of discussing emotions, offering tools to enhance empathy skills. Finally, you'll explore the significance of non-verbal cues in listening and the role of empathy in creating a safe, expressive environment. After this course, you'll be adept at employing emotional intelligence to foster meaningful connections and provide effective support to others.
Crafting Strategies that Influence Policy and Power
What you'll learn
Advocacy actions that move you beyond politics and protest, and some core myths that may be keeping your nonprofit from advocacy success.
Creating a scorecard for our advocacy based on best practice recommendations.
The role of the political landscape, connection, and ambassadorship in your success in advocacy work.
The boundaries of elected officials' knowledge about our mission, and eight tips for working with them.
How to understand your audience's level of knowledge about your mission and your work.
Small-, medium-, and large-scale impacts of effective advocacy work.
Discerning between attribution and contribution.
How participative leadership can drive advocacy success.
A three-level system for developing organizational advocacy goals.
How advocacy action planning differs between 501c3 and 501c4 organizational structures.
Requirements
No prior experience necessary.
Description
About this topic...
Advocacy success is an organization's capacity to assess its policy and advocacy efforts at the local, regional, and national level.
What You Will Learn
Advocacy actions that move you beyond politics and protest, and some core myths that may be keeping your nonprofit from advocacy success.
Small-, medium-, and large-scale impacts of effective advocacy work.
Creating a scorecard for our advocacy based on best practice recommendations.
Discerning between attribution and contribution.
The role of the political landscape, connection, and ambassadorship in your success in advocacy work.
How participative leadership can drive advocacy success.
The boundaries of elected officials' knowledge about our mission, and eight tips for working with them.
A three-level system for developing organizational advocacy goals.
How to understand your audience's level of knowledge about your mission and your work.
How advocacy action planning differs between 501c3 and 501c4 organizational structures.
Who is this topic for?
While advocacy work is often led by specific roles in our nonprofits, this series will let every nonprofit professional explore how to directly and indirectly advocate on a daily basis for their organization's mission.
If you've ever been curious about nonprofit advocacy vs. lobbying, then this course is for you.
This learning path explores the following Korn Ferry competencies
Action Orientation
Communicating Effectively
Global Perspective
Driving Vision and Purpose
Builds Networks
Persuasion
Who this course is for
While advocacy work is often led by specific roles in our nonprofits, this series will let every nonprofit professional explore how to directly and indirectly advocate on a daily basis for their organization's mission.
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A professional certification course on Artificial Intelligence Ethics, Compliance, Trust, Safety and Governance
What you'll learn
Basics about AI Governance and Compliance and its necessity in today's world
AI Governance actions to be taken today
Main framework areas for Responsible AI
AI Safety, AI Assurance and AI Governance
Lessons we have learnt from ChatGPT adoption and future Requirements
No experience needed, we will learn everything from the scratch ! Description
As we step into another year, companies across various industries are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations. However, with the growing reliance on AI comes a significant responsibility: the need for robust AI governance. The importance of AI governance cannot be overstated. It's not just about compliance and avoiding legal ramifications; it's about building trust and credibility in the market.Top Reasons why you should be aware of AI Governance and Compliance : Ethical Use : Ensures AI aligns with ethical standards and prevents bias.Data Protection : Safeguards personal data through responsible AI use.Transparency : Promotes accountability in AI decision-making.Risk Mitigation : Reduces potential harms from unchecked AI systems.Informed Society : Empowers individuals to engage in AI-related discussions.Top Reasons why you should choose this Course :Learn essential knowledge to navigate the growing AI landscape and stand out in a competitive job market.Gain insights into how to ensure AI is used responsibly and ethically in various industries.Understand key compliance requirements to help organizations meet legal standards and avoid penalties.Equip yourself with expertise that is increasingly valued by employers in tech, finance, healthcare, and more.Contribute to shaping the future of AI by influencing its development in a way that benefits society.A Verifiable Certificate of Completion is presented to all students who undertake this AI Governance and Compliance course. Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome
Lecture 2 Preface
Lecture 3 What is AI Governance
Lecture 4 AI Assurance
Lecture 5 AI Safety
Lecture 6 Common Risks Associated with AI
Section 2: Importance of AI Governance
Lecture 7 Need for AI Governance
Lecture 8 Penalties for Non Compliance
Lecture 9 Why is AI Governance a Necessity
Lecture 10 Lessons from ChatGPT Adoption
Section 3: AI Governance Best Practices
Lecture 11 AI Governance Best Practices
Lecture 12 Roles in AI Governance
Section 4: AI Governance Framework and Models
Lecture 13 Core Elements of an AI Governance Framework
Lecture 14 AI Governance Models based on Human Involvement
Lecture 15 Main framework areas for Responsible AI
Section 5: Current and Future Steps for AI Governance Adoption
Lecture 16 Seven AI Governance Actions To Take Today
Lecture 17 Integrating AI Safety into Product Development Lifecycle
Lecture 18 Selecting right AI Governance Software
Section 6: End Notes
Lecture 19 Future of AI Governance
Lecture 20 FAQs on AI Governance
Lecture 21 Thankyou
Lecture 22 AI Governance Regulations and Bills of Various Countries
Professionals interested in Artificial Intelligence,All IT Professionals - Data Science, BI, Analytics, Developers etc using AI in some form,Organizations deploying AI products, or where employees are using AI tools,Anyone interested in Artificial Intelligence and related topics
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Mastering Clinical Data Management: Learn and build a successful career in Clinical Trials and Research
What you'll learn
Fundamentals of clinical data management, including data collection, storage, and analysis
Regulatory Frameworks of Clinical Data Management
What are Clinical Data Management Plan
What are CRFs and how are they related to Clinical Data Management
What are Informed Consent Forms
Query Management in Clinical Data Management
Database Locking Procedures
How to develop a Statistical Analysis Plan
What is a Clinical Study Report
The trends and future of Clinical Data Management Requirements
Basic understanding of data terms will be helpful but not necessary. Description
Welcome to "Clinical Data Management (CDM) - The Ultimate Overview," a comprehensive course designed for professionals and students eager to master the essential principles and practices of clinical data management. In the fast-paced world of clinical research, effective data management is crucial for the success of trials and the integrity of research findings.What You Will Learn:Fundamentals of Clinical Data Management: Understand the key concepts, terminology, and processes involved in CDM, including data collection, validation, and analysis.Regulatory Compliance: Gain insights into the regulatory landscape governing clinical trials, including Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and the role of regulatory authorities such as the FDA and EMA.Data Management Lifecycle: Explore the entire data management lifecycle, from study design and data collection to database lock and reporting, ensuring you grasp each critical step.Data Quality Assurance: Learn techniques for ensuring data accuracy and reliability, including data cleaning, validation checks, and audit trails.Technology in CDM: Discover the latest tools and technologies used in clinical data management, including Electronic Data Capture (EDC) systems and data analytics software.Practice: Practice your new skills with quizzes and practice tests.This course is ideal for clinical research associates, data managers, biostatisticians, and anyone involved in clinical trials or interested in pursuing a career in clinical data management. Whether you are a beginner or looking to enhance your existing knowledge, this course provides valuable insights and practical skills.Enroll today and take the first step towards mastering Clinical Data Management! Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Download the course materials
Section 2: The Basics of Clinical Data Management
Lecture 3 What is Clinical Data Management (CDM)
Lecture 4 What is a Clinical Trial
Lecture 5 What is Clinical Research
Lecture 6 Importance of data integrity, quality, and compliance in clinical trials
Lecture 7 Objectives of Clinical Data Management (CDM)
Lecture 8 Roles in Clinical Data Management
Lecture 9 Glossary of related terms (Part 1) - 40 important terms to know
Lecture 10 Glossary of related terms (Part 2) - 40 important terms to know
Lecture 11 Glossary of related terms (Part 3) - 40 important terms to know
Section 3: Regulatory Framework and Ethical Considerations
Lecture 12 Overview of Clinical Trial regulations
Lecture 13 Ethical data considerations in clinical trials
Lecture 14 Understanding the role of Institutional Review Boards (IRBs)
Section 4: Clinical Data Management - Planning Phase
Lecture 15 Clinical Trial Protocol
Lecture 16 Developing a Clinical Data Management Plan (CDMP)
Lecture 17 Designing case report forms (CRFs)
Section 5: Clinical Data Management - Data Collection & Entry Phase
Lecture 18 Informed Consent Forms - template reviewed included in lesson
Lecture 19 Data collection methods
Lecture 20 Electronic Data Capture (EDC) Systems
Section 6: Clinical Data Management -Data Cleaning and Validation Phase
Lecture 21 Key Steps in Data Cleaning and Validation for Clinical Data Management
Lecture 22 Pre-Entry data validation
Lecture 23 On-Entry data validation
Lecture 24 Post-Entry data validation
Lecture 25 Documentation of Data Cleaning Activities
Lecture 26 Regular Data Reviews
Lecture 27 Query Management in CDM - OpenClinica example
Section 7: Clinical Data Management - Data Integration and Analysis Phase
Lecture 28 Database Locking Procedures
Lecture 29 Statistical Analysis Plan (SAP)
Section 8: Clinical Data Management - Reporting Phase
Lecture 30 Clinical Study Report (CSR)
Section 9: Clinical Data Management - Post-Submission Phase
Lecture 31 Post-Market Surveillance
Section 10: Current Trends and Technologies in CDM
Lecture 32 Innovations in Clinical Data Management
Lecture 33 Future directions in clinical data management practices
Section 11: Optional Section - Data Quality
Lecture 34 Why learn more about Data Quality to improve your CDM
Lecture 35 Intro to Data Quality
Lecture 36 The Data Quality Dimensions
Lecture 37 Data Accuracy
Lecture 38 Data Validity
Lecture 39 Data Timeliness
Lecture 40 Data Completeness
Lecture 41 Data Uniqueness
Lecture 42 Data Consistency
Lecture 43 What are Data Quality rules
Lecture 44 Steps to Implement Data Quality rules
Lecture 45 Implementing data quality rules
Lecture 46 Implementing data quality rules - part 2
Section 12: Practice Test on Clinical Data Management
Section 13: Course Closure
Lecture 47 Next Steps
Lecture 48 Thank You
Lecture 49 Bonus Lecture
Clinical research associates and coordinators,Data managers and data entry personnel,Biostatisticians and data analysts,Pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry professionals,Graduate students and researchers in the field of clinical research,Anyone interested in learning more about Clinical Research, Clinical Trials and Clinical Data Management
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Set your work from home foundation -- for beginners in Africa
What you'll learn
Create your service packages and pricing
Design an eye-catching portfolio and publish it online
Create an outstanding Upwork profile
Write attention-grabbing proposals on Upwork to win clients
Create an exceptional Fiverr profile
Design attention-grabbing gigs and optimize for Fiverr SEO
Learn to design your brand assets on Canva Requirements
Have taken a course for the skills you want to sell online because I am teaching how to start monetizing those skills. Description
Build your work-from-home foundation with this course, which is perfect for African beginners. This course will take you through four modules.In the first module, you'll learn how to identify the services to sell. If you don't know what you're good at, you will take three exercises that will help you discover the marketable skills you already have. You will learn how to find marketable skills through Google trends and platforms like Upwork.The second module will show you how to set up your service packages. You will learn to set favorable prices that are neither too high nor too low to discourage clients from hiring you.The third module will guide you through setting up your portfolio. You will learn how to design an attractive portfolio using Canva and Google Slides.The final module will show you how to set up your Upwork and Fiverr profiles. You'll learn how to optimize your profiles to attract clients. You will also learn how to send proposals that clients want to look at, and how to win over the client after they invite you for an interview.By the time you're done with this course, you will possess:Skills in designing your portfolioBasic Canva skillsGoogle slides expertiseBasic copywriting skillsThe ability to sell yourself through Upwork proposalsThe ability to communicate with clientsKnowledge of working with clients through Upwork and Fiverr Overview
Section 1: Module 1 Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Module 2 Identify Skills That Give You a Competitive Advantage
Lecture 2 The meaning of competitive advantage in the remote working space
Lecture 3 Exercises to discover your skills and passions
Section 3: 3 Design Your Services and Packages
Lecture 4 Intro to module and how to do keyword research
Lecture 5 Design your service packages and prices
Section 4: 4 Design your portfolio and publish online
Lecture 6 Introduction to portfolio design
Lecture 7 How to design your portfolio
Lecture 8 How to publish your portfolio
Section 5: 5 Design your Upwork and Fiverr profiles and find work
Lecture 9 How to fill out your Upwork profile
Lecture 10 How to create your Upwork portfolio 1
Lecture 11 How to create your Upwork portfolio 2
Lecture 12 How to create a specialized profile
Lecture 13 How to add your intro video
Lecture 14 How to create Upwork proposals 1
Lecture 15 How to search filter and save jobs on Upwork
Lecture 16 How to send your first proposal
Lecture 17 How to buy connects and withdraw funds on Upwork
Lecture 18 How to set up your Fiverr profile
Lecture 19 How to add your Fiverr intro video
Lecture 20 How to create and optimize your first Fiverr gig
Lecture 21 How to read your gig stats and promote your best gigs
Lecture 22 How to add your portfolio and link it to your gigs
Lecture 23 How to create your first Fiverr profession
Lecture 24 How to withdraw your earnings on Fiverr and join seller plus
Section 6: Conclusion
Lecture 25 Course Conclusion
Beginners who want to sell their skills and make money online fulltime,Africans fresh from college who want to start working online and compete with workers from other countries.,Beginners who don't have an Upwork or Fiverr profile and want to get into these platforms,Beginners who've never worked online before but want to get their feet into the industry,Graphic designers, virtual assistants, digital marketers, web designers, automation experts, data analysts, and other professional beginners who want to start making money online
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Learn how to crochet your own personalized sweater from scratch with minimal crochet skills and technique for beginners
What you'll learn
How to measure gauge and crochet according to your tension and size
how to follow a crochet pattern and crochet to your desired size
how to alternate between two crochet stitches to achieve a knit look ribbed stitch
how to construct a crochet sweater you will love Requirements
minimal crochet experience with basic crochet stitches Description
Discover the joy of crocheting your very own sweater with this beginner-friendly class! Whether you're picking up a crochet hook for the first time or looking to expand your skills, this class will guide you through every step of creating a beautiful and cozy sweater. We'll cover all the basics, from choosing the right yarn and hooks to mastering simple stitches that form the foundation of your garment. With clear instructions and helpful tips, you'll gain confidence and learn how to make a sweater that you'll be proud to wear. By the end of this class, you'll have a comfortable sweater ready for any chilly day and a new skill that opens up endless creative possibilities.Materials Needed:Worsted weight yarn5.5mm crochet hook4mm crochet hookStitch markersYarn needleMeasuring tapeScissorsWhether you are skilled in other crochet areas and you want to get a kick start on crochet garments, this class is perfect for you! You can make this crochet sweater as long or as short as you like!And remember to take your time with every stitch because this is going to be your new loved garment for the winter this year and many more winters to come! Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Materials
Lecture 3 Construction
Lecture 4 Starting the collar
Lecture 5 How many rows you need for the collar
Lecture 6 Placing single crochet around the collar
Lecture 7 Finishing the collar
Lecture 8 Crocheting body: How many stitches you need
Lecture 9 Starting the shoulder
Lecture 10 Separating the collar
Lecture 11 Crochet sweater body: decreasing
Lecture 12 Crochet sweater body: normal rows
Lecture 13 Crochet sweater body: increasing
Lecture 14 Finishing front of sweater
Lecture 15 Fastening off and ending the front of sweater
Lecture 16 Starting the back of the sweater
Lecture 17 Finishing the back
Lecture 18 Connecting the shoulders
Lecture 19 Connecting the sides
Lecture 20 Starting the sleeves
Lecture 21 Closing the sleeves and weaving in the ends
Lecture 22 Blocking and measuring the sweater
Lecture 23 Outro
Beginner crocheters or crocheters who wish to learn to crochet garments
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Learn C# and ASP.NET Core from scratch in this beginner-friendly bootcamp and master the essential programming concepts.
What you'll learn
Learn Software Development 101 Fundamentals and Information Technology Basics
Learn programming basics using the C# language (strings, numbers, conditional logic, loops, lists, arrays, objects, classes, methods., etc.)
Learn how to create a web application with a database using ASP DOTNET Core and SQLite
Learn about OOP, such as Encapsulation, Inheritance, Abstraction and Polymorphism
Learn advance techniques such as Version Control, Unit Testing, APIs, Authentication and Authorization, and Hosting Web Apps Requirements
No programming experience needed
Need to have a good understand how to work with files and explorer on a PC
Need to be able to think logically and be an analytical mind
You are good at Solving Computer Problems
Understand the basics of mathematics
You are creative and enjoy finding solutions for problems
To complete building the web application, some HTML knowledge would be an advantage Description
Kickstart your programming journey with our Developer Bootcamp designed specifically for beginners! Learn to code using C#, one of the most powerful and versatile languages in the industry. This hands-on course covers all the essential programming concepts, from basic syntax to advanced object-oriented programming (OOP) principles, SOLID principles and how to store and retrieve data from a SQLite database. You'll dive into strings, numbers, arrays, list collections, conditional logic, functional programming, exception handling, and more, gaining the skills to build real-world applications. You'll also learn how to use GitHub by using Git from your local PC to a remote repository. You'll also learn some advance topics regarding security, how to implement authentication and authorization, unit testing and TDD, and how to write API's and essentials regarding hosting a web application.By the end of this course, you'll create a fully functional web application using ASP.NET Core, complete with database integration and image handling. Whether you're aiming to start a career in software development or simply want to learn a new skill, this bootcamp provides the foundation you need to succeed.No prior programming experience is required-just bring your enthusiasm to learn! Join us and transform your ideas into working code. Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Considerations before we start and Important Information
Lecture 3 History of Information Technology and Software Development
Lecture 4 Journeys and roles within IT
Section 2: Software Development 101
Lecture 5 Introduction to Software Development 101
Lecture 6 Definition and importance of software development
Lecture 7 Basic Understanding of Software
Lecture 8 Role of Software in Various Industries
Lecture 9 Fundamental Concepts in Software Development
Lecture 10 Programming Languages
Lecture 11 Development Environments such as IDE and Editors
Lecture 12 Basic Programming Constructs
Lecture 13 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Lecture 14 Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
Lecture 15 Basic Algorithms and Problem Solving
Lecture 16 Testing and Debugging
Lecture 17 Web Development Basics
Lecture 18 Introduction to Mobile Development
Lecture 19 Database Fundamentals
Lecture 20 Security in Software Development
Lecture 21 Basics of networking and protocols
Lecture 22 Introduction to Infrastructure
Lecture 23 DevOps: Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
Lecture 24 Code Reviews and Documentation Standards
Section 3: Introduction to C#
Lecture 25 Introduction to this section of understanding C#
Lecture 26 History of C# by Microsoft
Lecture 27 Key Concepts of C# - OOP, Type-Safe, managed code, modern features and more
Lecture 28 What is .NET MAUI?
Lecture 29 The .Net Framework Architecture
Lecture 30 Theory - Installing the .Net Tools and System Requirements
Lecture 31 Practical - Installing the .Net SDK's
Lecture 32 Practical - Installing Visual Studio Code
Lecture 33 Practical - Install Extension needed for Visual Studio Code and C#
Lecture 34 How to use Visual Studio Code
Section 4: C# Basics - Using Strings
Lecture 35 Introduction to C# using Strings
Lecture 36 Introduction to C# Basics
Lecture 37 C# Basics - Agenda for this String section
Lecture 38 Introduction to Strings
Lecture 39 Practical - Write your first "Hello World" program
Lecture 40 Using a String variable - Example 2
Lecture 41 Working with strings - Example 3
Lecture 42 Trimming Strings - Example 4
Lecture 43 Replace & Case methods in strings - Example 5
Lecture 44 Search strings - Example 6
Lecture 45 The String Challenge
Lecture 46 String Challenge - The Solution and Code
Section 5: C# Basics - Using Numbers
Lecture 47 Introduction to Numbers Section
Lecture 48 Introduction to Numbers, the agenda and what Numbers are in C#
Lecture 49 Working with Integers - Example 1
Lecture 50 Double Type - Example 2
Lecture 51 Decimal Types - Example 3
Lecture 52 The Numbers Challenge
Lecture 53 The Number Challenge - The solution
Section 6: C# Basics - Using Arrays
Lecture 54 Introduction to this Arrays Section
Lecture 55 Agenda for Arrays using C#
Lecture 56 Single-dimension Arrays- Example 1
Lecture 57 Multidimensional Arrays - Example 2
Lecture 58 Jagged arrays - Example 3
Lecture 59 Implicitly typed arrays - Example 4
Lecture 60 The Arrays Challenge
Lecture 61 The Arrays Challenge - The Solution
Section 7: C# Basics - Conditional Logic
Lecture 62 Introduction to the Conditional Logic Section
Lecture 63 What is Conditional Logic and Decision Statements in C#
Lecture 64 Decision Statements - Sample 1
Lecture 65 If and else statement - Sample 2
Lecture 66 Switch statement - Sample 3
Lecture 67 Using the Loop Statement - Sample 4
Lecture 68 Do while loop - Sample 5
Lecture 69 The "for loop" statement - Sample 6
Lecture 70 Nested loops - Sample 7
Lecture 71 The Challenge - Combine conditions and loops
Lecture 72 Combine conditions and loops - The Solution
Section 8: C# Basics - List Collections
Lecture 73 Introduction to the list collection section
Lecture 74 List Collection - Agenda
Lecture 75 What is Generics and what is lists in C#?
Lecture 76 Create list - Sample 1
Lecture 77 Modify list contents - Sample 2
Lecture 78 Search and sort lists - Sample 3
Lecture 79 Lists of other types - Sample 4
Lecture 80 The Challenge - Using List Collections
Lecture 81 The Solution - Using List Collections
Section 9: C# Basics - Functional Programming
Lecture 82 Introduction to the functional programming section
Lecture 83 Functional Programming - Agenda
Lecture 84 Pattern matching and Casting - Sample 1
Lecture 85 Explicit Casting - Sample 2
Lecture 86 Using as Operator - Sample 3
Lecture 87 Null Checks - Sample 4
Lecture 88 Using Key Value Pairs - Sample 5
Lecture 89 Challenge - List Filtering with Key Value Pair
Lecture 90 The Solution - List Filtering with Key Value Pair
Section 10: C# Error and Exception Handling
Lecture 91 Introduction to the exception handling section
Lecture 92 What is exception handling in C# and .Net?
Lecture 93 Using an exception - Sample 1
Lecture 94 Catch Blocks - Sample 2
Lecture 95 Finally Blocks - Sample 3
Lecture 96 Create and Throw Exceptions - Sample 4
Lecture 97 Overview of Exception handling, Serilog, log4net and NLog - Theory
Lecture 98 Install and use Serilog - Practical write to console
Lecture 99 Use Serilog to log errors to files
Lecture 100 The Challenge - Exceptions and Serilog
Lecture 101 The Solution - Exceptions and Serilog
Section 11: C# - OOP Fundamentals
Lecture 102 Introduction to the OOP Section and Agenda
Lecture 103 Introduction to OOP
Lecture 104 What is a Class in C# - Sample
Lecture 105 What is a Class in C# - Solution
Lecture 106 What is members of a class?
Lecture 107 Members - Fields & Constructors - Sample
Lecture 108 Members - Fields & Constructors - Solution
Lecture 109 Members - Constants - Sample
Lecture 110 Members - Constants - Solution
Lecture 111 Members - Properties - Sample
Lecture 112 Members - Properties - Solution
Lecture 113 Members - Methods - Sample and Solution
Lecture 114 Members - Events - Sample
Lecture 115 Members - Events - Solution
Lecture 116 Members - Finalizers - Sample and Solution
Lecture 117 Members - Indexers - Sample and Solution
Lecture 118 Members - Operators - Sample and Solution
Lecture 119 Members - Nested Types - Sample and Solution
Lecture 120 Theory on what is Accessibility?
Lecture 121 Encapsulation - Sample and Solution
Lecture 122 Inheritance - Sample and Solution
Lecture 123 Abstraction - Sample and Solution
Lecture 124 Polymorphism - Sample and Solution
Lecture 125 The SOLID Principles
Lecture 126 The Challenge - OOP Programming
Lecture 127 The Solution - OOP Programming
Section 12: Database Theory
Lecture 128 Introduction to the database theory section
Lecture 129 What is Databases?
Lecture 130 Types of Database - Relational Databases
Lecture 131 Types of Databases - Relational Databases Design and SQL
Lecture 132 Three more database types - noSQL, Key-Value Store and Column-Oriented Databases
Lecture 133 What is MySQL and SQLite Relational Databases and how does it compare?
Lecture 134 What is ORM (Object-Relational Mapping)?
Section 13: SQLite and using it with C# and Visual Studio Code
Lecture 135 Introduction to SQLite Section
Lecture 136 Setup VSCode and install SQLite
Lecture 137 Demo Projects and Steps using Visual Studio Code
Lecture 138 Demo how to use scaffold EF Migration in Visual Studio Code with SQLite
Section 14: Create a Web Application using ASP.NET Core and SQLite with C#
Lecture 139 Introduction to building a Web Application Section
Lecture 140 ASP.NET Core Agenda
Lecture 141 What is ASP.NET Core and its key features and concepts?
Lecture 142 ASP.NET Core Project Structure and MVC
Lecture 143 Setup Environment for ASP.NET Core in Visual Studio Code
Lecture 144 Sample 1 - Quick ASP.NET Web App
Lecture 145 Sample 2 - Add and List Products
Lecture 146 ASP.NET Core Project break down and detail explanations
Lecture 147 Sample 3 - Product Web App - with SQLite Database
Lecture 148 Sample 3 - Product App - with SQLite Database - Continue
Lecture 149 Sample 3 - Product App - with SQLite Database - Add Create Screen
Lecture 150 Debug your ASP.NET Code by enabling debugging
Lecture 151 Challenge - Create an Online Shopping Web Application
Lecture 152 The Solution - Online Shopping Web Application
Section 15: Version Control and using GIT
Lecture 153 Introduction to the version control section
Lecture 154 What is Version Control and Git and Version Control Platforms to use?
Lecture 155 Git Version Control Capabilities
Lecture 156 Key concepts of Git
Lecture 157 Agenda for the Demo using Github
Lecture 158 How to create a GitHub account and create your first Repository
Lecture 159 Install Git locally on your PC and enable it on Visual Studio Code
Lecture 160 How to create branches on GitHub and pull to local and push back to GiHub
Lecture 161 How to perform a pull request on GitHub
Lecture 162 How to pull code from Visual Studio Code using the UI
Lecture 163 How to clone a Repo from GitHub using Visual Studio Code
Lecture 164 Git Flow Branching Model Best Practices
Section 16: Security using Authentication and Authorization
Lecture 165 Introduction to Security using Authentication and Authorization Section
Lecture 166 Security using Authentication & Authorization in ASP.NET Core Web Application
Lecture 167 Solution for Authentication and Authorization using ASP.NET Core Web Application
Section 17: Unit Testing and Test-Driven Development (TDD)
Lecture 168 Introduction to Unit testing and TDD Section
Lecture 169 Unit testing frameworks, mocking and TDD
Lecture 170 Example of Using xUnit using Visual Studio Code
Section 18: API's or Application Programming Interfaces using ASP.NET Core
Lecture 171 Introduction to the API's Section
Lecture 172 What is API's, types of API's, key components and design principles
Lecture 173 API's in ASP.NET Core and Create an ASP.NET Core Web API Project
Lecture 174 Solution - ASP.NET Core Web API Project
Section 19: Hosting ASP.NET Core Web Applications
Lecture 175 Introduction to Hosting ASP.NET Core Web Applications Section
Lecture 176 Theory of Hosting ASP.NET Web Applications and various options of hosting
Lecture 177 Example - Deploy a ASP.NET Core Web App to Azure App Services
Section 20: Final Words from the Lecturer
Lecture 178 Final Words
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Elevate Your Look: Discover the Power of Color in Fashion and Beauty for Personal and Career Excellence
What you'll learn
Understanding Color Theory
Color schemes (additive & subtractive); color wheel
Identifying Color Attributes
Distinguishing Between Warm and Cool Colors
Seasonal Color Analysis
Applying Color Analysis Techniques
Creating harmonious color combinations in daily life
The Benefits of Color Analysis
Preparing for Professional Color Analysis
Requirements
No experience with color analysis
Description
Hello, and welcome to our course on Color Analysis! I'm thrilled to guide you through this exciting journey of discovering the colors that best suit you. By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of color theory and the foundational skills needed to begin your journey as a color analyst.
My Color Analysis course is designed for a wide range of individuals who are eager to explore the transformative power of color. Whether you are a fashion enthusiast or a budding color consultant, this course is tailored to meet your needs. Here's a look at who can benefit from this course
1. Fashion Enthusiasts
Style Seekers
If you love fashion and want to enhance your personal style, this course will teach you how to select colors that complement your natural features.
Wardrobe Curators
Learn to build a cohesive wardrobe with colors that enhance your look, making shopping and outfit coordination easier and more enjoyable.
2. Aspiring Color Consultants
Future Professionals
If you're considering a career in color consulting or personal styling, this course provides a strong foundation in color theory and analysis techniques.
Creative Entrepreneurs
Gain the skills to offer color analysis services, helping clients discover their ideal palettes and boost their confidence through personalized consultations.
3. Beauty and Style Professionals
Makeup Artists
Enhance your ability to recommend the perfect shades of makeup that complement your clients' skin tones and natural coloring.
Hair Stylists
Learn how to choose hair colors that harmonize with your clients' personal color palettes, ensuring flattering results every time.
Fashion Stylists
Deepen your expertise in color analysis to provide clients with tailored fashion advice that enhances their natural beauty.
4. Individuals Seeking Personal Development
Self-Improvement Seekers
If you're looking to improve your personal image and boost your confidence, this course will guide you in discovering the colors that make you shine.
Personal Growth Enthusiasts
Use color analysis as a tool for self-discovery, learning how to express your personality and style through the power of color.
5. Design and Art Professionals
Interior Designers
Apply color theory principles to create harmonious and aesthetically pleasing environments for your clients.
Graphic Designers
Enhance your understanding of color to create visually compelling designs that communicate effectively.
6. Anyone Interested in Color Theory
Lifelong Learners
If you have a passion for learning and want to deepen your understanding of color theory and its practical applications, this course offers an engaging and informative experience.
Who this course is for
Fashion Enthusiasts
Aspiring Color Consultants
Beauty and Style Professionals
Individuals Seeking Personal Development
Design and Art Professionals
Anyone Interested in Color Theory
How to do a background check for employment, How are background check disputes handled, How to handle workplace bullying
What you'll learn
How to do a background check for employment
How are background check disputes handled
How to get a job with a criminal record
How to handle workplace bullying
How to perform a background check on yourself
How to report embezzlement Requirements
Desire to learn more about background check
No special requirement Description
Your workforce is the lifeblood of your company. You need qualified, trustworthy employees in order to hit your business goals- but building a high-quality team is no easy feat. More than half ( 56%) of the people in a recent survey. Lied on their resume, mostly around work experience, education, skills and job duties. While a small fabrication may not be a big deal in some industries it could be downright dangerous and irresponsible in others. Candidate omission can be just bad-if not worse- than simple stretching the truth. For instance someone with a recent history of violence may not be forthcoming about their past. An incident in the workplace could put customers and other employees in danger which could lead to negligent hiring lawsuits and permanent damage to the company reputation. It's a best practice to implement background screening across your entire organization, but tailor the employment screening packages by position. For example you may wish to require credit checks for positions that manage money and driving record checks for positions that involve operating motor vehicles. Your background check policy should specify what types of information you will consider in employment decisions. It's considered a best practice to take into account the nature of the position sought the nature of the crime and the amount of time since the conviction occurred. Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is employment background check
Lecture 3 Example of background check by sector
Lecture 4 Background check process example
Section 2: How To Do A Background Check For Employment
Lecture 5 Create an employment background check Policy
Lecture 6 Compliance background Check for employment and the law
Lecture 7 How to choose a background check company
Lecture 8 What are the different types of background checks
Lecture 9 What do you communicate to the candidate
Section 3: How Are Background Check Disputes Handled
Lecture 10 Document the formal dispute
Lecture 11 Provide notice of dispute acknowledgement
Lecture 12 Reinvestigate
Lecture 13 Determination/ notice of determination
Section 4: How To Get A Job With A Criminal Record
Lecture 14 Can you get a job with a criminal records
Lecture 15 ow to prepare for a background check
Lecture 16 Where can l work with a criminal record
Lecture 17 Tips for getting a job with criminal record
Section 5: How To Handle Workplace Bullying
Lecture 18 Introduction
Lecture 19 What makes a workplace enjoyable
Lecture 20 How to spot the signs of bullying
Lecture 21 Bullying harassment and the law
Lecture 22 What to do if you're being bullied
Lecture 23 What to do if you're bullied by a manager or boss
Lecture 24 Deciding whether to take legal action
Lecture 25 What employers can do to preventing bullying
Lecture 26 Creating a positive workforce
Section 6: How To Perform A background Check On Yourself
Lecture 27 How to perform background check on yourself
HR professionals, consultants, employers, employees, companies, entrepreneurs, governments Trade unions,
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Learn how to work alongside horses to help women form connected relationships and improve their mental health.
What you'll learn
Understand what equine assisted peer support means.
Learn how to work alongside horses to help women with their mental health.
Learn how to plan, budget, monitor and evaluate your project.
Learn how to safeguard your own mental health while working with trauma.
Requirements
You should ideally have some experience of working with horses and people, be trained (or intending to train as) a facilitator or human services professional.
Description
The Alpha Mare Course is a peer support project with a unique selling point: horses. At With Horses, we know that the prospect of spending time with horses can motivate and inspire isolated and all kinds of people. However, women have a special affinity with them. As prey animals, horses are powerful yet vulnerable. The psyches of both horses and women are connected as they have a shared understanding of what it can feel like to be prey. Like the lead mare in the horse herd, women are nurturers. They are programmed by society to take care of others and are prone to make personal sacrifices. Due to putting their own needs last, they don't always access help for mental health. This course will help you learn to provide a medium-term, intensive Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) intervention designed to engage isolated women in peer support. Women and girls aged 16+ who experience mental health issues can take part. They learn about horse care and training as well as engaging in mental health discussions, developing life skills, confidence, improved mental and physical health and social networks. The Alpha Mare Course enables women experiencing mental health issues to set boundaries, make healthy choices, build self-esteem and cope with change. The course facilitates peer support as women join together to take part in a meaningful activity and bond over a shared interest. This equips women with the confidence and communication skills to talk about their mental health, form a supportive 'herd' and discover their inner Alpha Mare qualities.
Who this course is for
Anyone wishing to find out more about how horses can help women to form connected relationships and improve their mental health.
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