This Course is for Chemical and Mechanical Engineer (Beginner Level)
What you'll learn
Types of Pump, Pump Capacity
Pumping System & Atmospheric Pressure
The Relationship of Pressure and Head, Pump Performance Curve
NPSH Calculation, Cavitation
Piping Fundamentals, Pump Curve, Terms & Definitions - NPSH & Cavitation
Heat Exchanger Design, Primary Process Function of Heat Exchanger
Codes & Standards and Aim of Heat Exchanger
Why Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger
TEMA class of heat exchanger, TEMA Terminology
Requirements
Basic knowledge of chemical / mechanical engineering
Description
Pump & Heat Exchanger Design for BeginnersThis course is designed for aspiring process engineers and mechanical engineer who want to learn the basics of pump and heat exchanger design in a simple and practical way.1. Understanding PumpsWhat are pumps and why are they important?Different types of pumps and their usesHow to choose the right pump for a processCommon issues with pumps and how to fix them2. Pump Design BasicsKey parts of a pump and how they workHow to calculate pump efficiency and power requirementsSteps to design a pump system3. Understanding Heat ExchangersWhat is a heat exchanger and why is it needed?Types of heat exchangers used in industriesHow heat exchangers transfer heat4. Heat Exchanger Design BasicsChoosing the right heat exchanger for a processImportant calculations for heat transferImproving efficiency and performance of heat exchangers5. Industries Using Pumps & Heat ExchangersThese equipment are widely used in industries such as:Oil & Gas: For fluid transportation, refining, and cooling systems.Chemical Processing: Used for safe transfer and temperature control of chemicals.Power Plants: Vital for cooling systems and steam generation.Food & Beverage: Helps with heating, cooling, and hygienic processing.Pharmaceuticals: Used in drug manufacturing and temperature-sensitive processes.Water Treatment: Essential for wastewater management and clean water supply.Throughout the course, you'll learn real-world examples and practical tips to help you design pumps and heat exchangers with confidence.Enroll now and start your journey in process equipment design!
Who this course is for
Mechanical Engineer
Chemical Engineer
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What Every Business Leader Needs to Know About Quantum Computing
What you'll learn
Understand core quantum concepts like qubits, superposition, and entanglement.
Identify where quantum computing can impact your industry and use cases.
Assess quantum's potential in AI, cybersecurity, and R&D acceleration.
Navigate the evolving quantum ecosystem, platforms, and key vendors.
Evaluate quantum risks, including encryption threats and compliance needs.
Build a roadmap for quantum readiness across teams and departments.
Design and launch low-risk quantum pilots using cloud platforms.
Communicate quantum strategy confidently to boards and stakeholders.
Requirements
No technical background required - This course is designed for business leaders, executives, and decision-makers with or without a science or engineering background.
Curiosity and strategic mindset encouraged - Learners should bring an openness to emerging technologies and a desire to explore how quantum computing can impact business and society.
Familiarity with digital transformation concepts is helpful - While not required, understanding current trends in AI, cybersecurity, or cloud computing will enhance context.
No software or hardware needed - All examples, case studies, and tools are presented through simulations, visualizations, or cloud-based demos-no installations necessary.
Description
Quantum Computing: Executive Essentials is a non-technical, insight-driven course designed to equip leaders, executives, and decision-makers with the knowledge and tools they need to understand, evaluate, and act on the opportunities and risks posed by quantum computing.In the next decade, quantum technologies will radically reshape cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, financial modeling, drug discovery, logistics optimization, and more. But for many business leaders, quantum computing remains complex and inaccessible - surrounded by scientific jargon and unclear timelines.This course changes that.Through clear explanations, real-world case studies, and practical frameworks, you'll gain a working understanding of the core principles of quantum computing - including qubits, superposition, and entanglement - and how they differ from classical computing. You'll explore how quantum advantage emerges and what kinds of problems quantum systems are uniquely positioned to solve.You'll also discover how quantum intersects with other technologies, including AI, cloud computing, and post-quantum cryptography. From hybrid quantum-classical workflows to quantum-safe security strategies, you'll learn what's actionable now - and what's coming soon.Throughout the course, we'll highlight how leading organizations like IBM, Google, Microsoft, JPMorgan, Roche, and Airbus are integrating quantum into their innovation roadmaps. You'll explore how governments and national labs are shaping the global race for quantum supremacy, and how emerging standards and regulations will impact your organization.By the end of the course, you'll be able to:Identify key use cases for quantum computing in your industryUnderstand the risks of quantum disruption, including broken encryptionBuild a quantum readiness roadmap for your organizationSpeak confidently with technical teams, vendors, and stakeholdersLaunch low-risk, high-learning pilot projects using quantum cloud platformsPosition yourself and your company as a leader in quantum transformationWhether you're a CEO, CIO, investor, board member, or innovation strategist, this course will help you turn confusion into clarity - and clarity into action.Quantum isn't the future. It's the edge. And this course is your briefing for what's next.
Who this course is for
Business leaders and executives seeking to understand quantum computing's strategic impact without diving into technical complexity.
CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, and innovation leaders preparing for disruption in AI, cybersecurity, logistics, or R&D.
Consultants, investors, and policy makers who need to evaluate quantum startups, technologies, and regulations with informed confidence.
Enterprise teams in finance, pharma, energy, and defense exploring quantum applications in optimization, simulation, and risk modeling.
Boards and corporate strategists responsible for long-term tech planning, digital transformation, or competitive innovation.
Forward-thinking professionals who want to future-proof their careers by understanding the next wave of technological transformation. Homepage:
A step-by-step guide to stopping self-sabotage and creating inner harmony and self-alignment
What you'll learn
A Step-By-Step Process for resolving Inner Conflict and Self-Sabotage
How to use Resolve Emotional issues created by inner conflict
How to Eliminate Destructive and self-sabotaging behaviours
How to stop Procrastinating by addressing the root cause: inner conflict
How to resolve acute and chronic indecision
How to create more inner harmony and self-alignement
How to go after your goals with a sense inner and outer alignment
Requirements
No prior knowledge or experience required. All will be covered in the training
Description
Would you like to resolve Inner Conflict and Self-Sabotage?Would you like to stop fighting with yourself and create a sense of inner harmony and self alignment?Or are you a coach or therapist who works with people who have emotional blocks, limitations or struggle to move forward in life?If so then you'll be a great fit for Resolve Inner Conflict and Stop Self-Sabotaging.Most people aren't aware but the vast majority of our issues are, at the heart, caused by an inner conflict.Where two (or more) parts of ourselves are competing (or fighting) against each other.This can be the root cause of issues like:Destructive or sabotaging behaviours.Emotional Disharmony.Struggling to make progress with important goals.Procrastination.Indecision.Addictions and compulsions.To resolve all of these types of issues, you need to address the core issue: the underlying inner conflict that's creating them.And thats what Resolve Inner Conflict and Stop Self-Sabotaging is all about. In the training, you'll learn a step-by-step process for identifying, resolving and integrating inner conflicts that are holding you back, so that you can feel at peace with yourself and move forward with your life.This training is essential for your own mental wellbeing, performance, and effectiveness, and it's also essential if you're a coach or therapist - the process can be used with clients to help them resolve their inner conflicts.The course is taught by Steven Burns, who is a practising coach, alternative therapist, and training with over 25 years experience in the fields of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and Hypnotherapy.So if you'd like to create more inner harmony and self-alignment in your life, join Steve on this life-changing training!
Who this course is for
People who are experiencing emotional disharmony and would like to resolve it
People who struggle to get what they want from life because they keep self-sabotaging
People who want to stop destructive behaviours that hold them back
People who want to become more aligned and purposeful in their life
People who want to create a deeper sense of inner harmony, peace, and balance in their life
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AI coding assistants can accelerate development but without proper safeguards, they can also introduce risk. In this course, Secure Development with GitHub Copilot, you'll learn how to find and mitigate security vulnerabilities in your software using Copilot. First, you'll explore how to configure Copilot so you keep your company's Intellectual property safe. Next, you'll discover how to use copilot to find and fix vulnerabilities in your source code. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of using Copilot needed to write more secure software. Homepage:
This comprehensive Spring Security course provides an in-depth exploration of security implementation in Java applications, covering critical topics from core authentication concepts to advanced security techniques. Learn to implement various authentication methods including in-memory, JDBC, and LDAP authentication, master password hashing with bcrypt, develop form-based and OAuth2 authentication strategies, and secure WebFlux-based systems. The course progresses through practical implementations of controller method authorizations, login page configurations, and advanced security frameworks, equipping you with the skills to protect web applications using Spring Security's robust toolset across different architectural approaches. Homepage:
Meeting sustainability goals is becoming a top priority for organizations, and IT operations play a critical role in achieving them. In this course, Sustainability in IT Operations and Strategy, you'll learn how to align IT practices with environmental and business sustainability objectives. First, you'll explore how IT decisions impact energy consumption, e-waste, and environmental performance. Next, you'll discover practical strategies to improve energy efficiency, manage IT hardware lifecycles, and integrate sustainability into procurement and day-to-day operations. Finally, you'll learn how to align IT strategy with corporate Environmental, Social, and Goverance (ESG) goals, regulatory compliance, and industry best practices. By the end of this course, you'll be able to identify key sustainability risks and opportunities in IT operations, recommend environmentally responsible strategies across infrastructure and systems, and support your organization's broader sustainability and ESG initiatives with confidence. Homepage:
The business of Storytelling for creative professionals
What you'll learn
Understand the business side of storytelling
Improve networking skills in the creative industries
Understand how projects are created, developed and purchased by the media industries
Understand how films and series are funded and how they generate revenue
Identify and access different sources for project funding
Understand what are author rights and how they apply to your stories
Understand the panorama of the stakeholders in the film business: producers, distributors, sales agents, funding boards. Requirements
There are no prerequisites. This course is designed to anyone that likes to tell stories and would like to see their stories transformed into films, series, videogames, virtual realities, theatre plays... or any form of storytelling still to be invented. Description
Unlock the secrets of storytelling business and media production! This course bridges the gap between creativity and industry, teaching you how to develop, pitch, and sell your ideas in a professional context. Understand the business landscape of the media industry, learn the fundamentals of production, networking, and project development, and gain the skills to transform story ideas into viable media projects.Learn to think like a producer and get your ideas made!Great stories deserve to be told-but how do you turn your creative vision into a successful media project?This course is designed for writers, filmmakers, and creative professionals who want to bridge the gap between storytelling and production. Inspired by Walter Benjamin's seminal text The Author as Producer, this course provides the business, financial, and strategic knowledge necessary to develop, pitch, and produce your own projects.Led by Rafael Leal, an experienced writer-producer behind international projects for Netflix, Disney+, and Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, this course goes beyond the creative process to teach you how the media industry works, how to secure funding, and how to make your ideas production-ready.This course is your guide to thriving in the global storytelling market.What You'll Learn:Think Like a Producer - Understand the role of producers and how they turn ideas into reality.Pitch & Sell Your Project - Master the art of presenting your work to investors, studios, and decision-makers.Navigate the Media Industry - Learn how the industry operates and how to position yourself within it.Career Development - Build your network, organize your creative career, and explore opportunities worldwide.This course combines real-world case studies, industry insights, and practical exercises to ensure you gain actionable skills that help you succeed in the media business. Whether you're a writer looking to sell your first script or a creative professional seeking to produce your own projects, this course will give you the tools to make it happen.Your story is your business-learn how to produce it! Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome!
Lecture 2 Story as a business
Lecture 3 The word of Benjamin
Section 2: Film as a business
Lecture 4 What does it take to produce a film?
Lecture 5 How does a film profit?
Lecture 6 Arthouse vs Mainstream: creation, distribution and funding
Lecture 7 Stakeholders: streamings, producers, festivals - How to read credits
Lecture 8 Target and audience design
Section 3: Producers: what do they eat and how they reproduce?
Lecture 9 What does a producer do?
Lecture 10 The different types of producers: creative, development, executive, associate
Lecture 11 Thinking your projects as a producer
Section 4: Intellectual Property
Lecture 12 Very basic intro on author rights
Lecture 13 Types of contract - Purchase vs options vs service contract
Section 5: Career Strategies
Lecture 14 Career goals and the means to reach them
Lecture 15 Agents, Lawyers, Managers
Lecture 16 Packaging and Project Strategy
Section 6: Story development and Creative Process
Lecture 17 How stories become projects, projects become scripts and scripts become films
Lecture 18 Finding and refining your creative voice
Lecture 19 Developing strong projects
Lecture 20 Laboratories, residencies, development grants
Section 7: Networking & Pitching
Lecture 21 I have a project now what? Where to Network
Lecture 22 Organizing industry contacts/How to approach players
Lecture 23 Networking Materials - business cards, pitch deck, website
Lecture 24 How to create and deliver a strong pitch
Section 8: Career Development
Lecture 25 Next steps
Screenwriters for film, series, games or XR,Dramatists, novelists and other writers interested in explore film & series,Storytellers trying to break in the film & series industry,Directors interested in developing their personal projects,Film and Media students,Creative professionals interested in navigating the international film & media industry,People from different backgrounds curious about how the film & series industry work at an international level,Actors, acting students and people from the arts
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Social Influence and Human Behaviour, Majority and Minority Influence, Milgram, Asch and Zimbardo.
What you'll learn
To understand social psychology and the key theories
Be able to explain the types of conformity and why people conform
Explain why some people obey orders while others don't
Understand the key aspects of minority influence
Know the key research into social influence
Requirements
None, everyone is welcome.
Description
Welcome to Social PsychologyThe Psychology Tutoring AcademyThis course offers an in-depth exploration of how the presence, expectations, and actions of others shape human thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. Social Psychology is a central area of psychological study with wide-ranging applications, both academically and in everyday life.The course covers key areas of social influence, including conformity, obedience, minority influence, and resistance to social influence. Learners will examine the psychological mechanisms that underlie behavioural change and social pressure, supported by the study of landmark experiments and theoretical models. The course also explores how individuals can resist social pressure, highlighting the personal and situational factors involved in independent behaviour.A further focus is placed on the application of social influence theories to real-world situations. This includes an analysis of how psychological principles are used in advertising, politics, education, law enforcement, and social movements. Students will also engage with future directions in social psychology, considering emerging research and how it informs modern societal challenges.Throughout the course, students will be introduced to classic studies such as those conducted by Asch, Milgram, Zimbardo, and Moscovici, while also gaining insight into more recent empirical findings. Lessons are designed to encourage critical thinking, evaluation of evidence, and the development of clear, structured arguments. Practical examples are integrated to illustrate how theory translates into real-life behaviours.This course is designed for students seeking to build a strong foundation in social psychology, enhance their exam performance, and apply their knowledge to understand group behaviour and interpersonal dynamics. Delivered with expert guidance and accessible materials, it supports learners in developing psychological insight and academic confidence.Enrol today with The Psychology Tutoring Academy and begin your study of one of the most engaging and applicable areas within the field of psychology.
Who this course is for
Psychology A-Level, Diploma or University Students
Anyone interested in social psychology
Parents, Social Workers or Teachers interested in psychology. Homepage:
Trainer certification | adult learning | facilitation skills | corporate education | online training | training delivery
What you'll learn
Understand the role, structure, and key responsibilities of a corporate trainer
Apply adult learning theories and Dale's Cone to increase training impact
Design and structure professional training programs for in-person and online delivery
Prepare and organize effective training events, including physical setup and digital tools
Use reflection, conceptualization, and practice to structure impactful learning cycles
Manage group dynamics, resistance, and norms in live training sessions
Deliver training with confidence using visual aids, metaphors, and participant-centered activities
Implement structured feedback loops and participant evaluation systems
Develop engaging online learning formats, including webinars and virtual classrooms
Choose appropriate tech platforms for live and asynchronous training delivery
Create warming-up exercises and icebreakers tailored to group needs
Apply facilitation techniques to maximize group learning and engagement
Build sustainable training solutions aligned with corporate learning strategies
Requirements
Basic understanding of HR or training environments (optional but helpful)
Interest in adult learning, facilitation, or employee development
Willingness to participate actively and complete practical assignments
Description
Learn how to become a professional business trainer and lead engaging, impactful learning sessions both online and offline. This course is your complete roadmap to mastering adult learning principles, designing effective training programs, managing group dynamics, and using facilitation tools to enhance learning outcomes.You'll explore the full training cycle-from identifying learning needs and structuring sessions to managing resistance, evaluating results, and using digital platforms for virtual training. Developed by an expert delivering 1000+ training hours annually, the course includes proven strategies, real-world tools, and practice-focused assignments with personal feedback.Course program:1. Who is a trainer and how they workTypes and formats of trainingsDale's Cone of LearningEvaluating training effectiveness2. Preparation for trainingProgram design and logisticsGroup size and room setupTools for engagement and warm-ups3. Conducting the trainingVisual materials and trainer rolesAdult learning cycle: Reflection, Conceptualization, PracticeCreating a training design model4. Training methodologyManaging group dynamics and resistanceGroup development stagesFacilitation vs. moderation5. Useful toolsTraining structure and agendaParticipant engagement techniquesTheory delivery and ending the session6. Online trainingPlatforms and technologyOnline facilitation tipsMaintaining group interactionBy the end of the course, you'll be ready to confidently lead training sessions that transform learning into real workplace performance. Enroll now to build your reputation as a top-tier trainer.
Who this course is for
HR professionals looking to expand their skill set and start leading internal trainings
Corporate trainers and L&D specialists who want to improve their facilitation and instructional design techniques
Managers and team leads responsible for onboarding and team development
Subject matter experts (SMEs) who want to share their knowledge effectively within their organizations
Freelance coaches and consultants planning to run professional training sessions for corporate clients
Anyone interested in becoming a business trainer, regardless of prior teaching experience
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Learn UX writing Skills, User Research, Voice, Tone, Microcopy and Accessibility. Build a Career and Land a Job in UX
What you'll learn
Understand what UX writing is and why it's essential in product design.
Recognize the difference between UX writing and other forms of writing.
Discover how to use tone and voice to reflect brand personality and user context.
Gain hands-on experience writing microcopy for buttons, error messages, forms, and onboarding flows.
Understand the importance of user research and how UX writers use it to improve content.
Explore freelance opportunities, essential tools, and career tips for getting started in UX writing. Requirements
No prior experience in UX writing or design is required Description
Ever clicked a button and instantly understood what to do next? That's the power of UX WRITING.UX writing is the art of crafting the words that guide users through digital products-buttons, error messages, form labels, onboarding flows, and more. Done well, it's invisible. Done poorly, it breaks the user experience.In this beginner-friendly course, you'll learn how to write clear, concise, and helpful microcopy that enhances usability and builds trust. Whether you're a writer, designer, or someone looking to break into tech, this course will give you the practical skills and confidence to become a UX writerThis course is designed to take you from curious beginner to confident UX writer. You'll start with the basics: what UX writing really is, how it fits into product teams, and what makes great microcopy. From there, you'll dive into the psychology of users-how they think, what they need, and how to speak their language using tone, voice, and empathy. You'll learn how to write everything from onboarding messages to CTAs, error states, and empty screens, with real-world examples and exercises along the way.More importantly, you'll learn how UX writers work in the real world. That means collaborating with designers and developers, working with design tools, maintaining content consistency across platforms, and supporting the narrative through every part of the user journey. You'll even explore the career side of things-how to build a strong UX writing portfolio, find freelance work, and use industry tools that professionals rely on.By the end of this course, you'll be able to:Write UX copy that improves usability and reduces frictionSpeak the language of designers and developersCreate a portfolio that showcases your UX thinkingConfidently apply for UX writing jobs or freelance gigsThe truth is: UX writing is one of the most powerful and overlooked skills in tech. And yet, very few people know how to do it well. By enrolling now, you'll gain a competitive edge, whether you're a writer, designer, marketer, or aspiring tech professional looking to future-proof your career.ENROLL now to get instant access to lessons, templates, and real-world examples that will transform how you write for digital products.Don't wait-the best time to become a UX writer is now. Overview
Section 1: Introduction to UX Writing
Lecture 1 What is UX Writing
Lecture 2 The Role of UX Writers
Lecture 3 The Qualities of Great UX Writing
Section 2: Understanding the User
Lecture 4 User Research
Lecture 5 Tone and Voice in UX Writing
Section 3: Microcopy
Lecture 6 Microcopy and Its Importance
Lecture 7 Writing Microcopy
Lecture 8 UX Writing for Different Platforms
Section 4: Design and UX Writing Collaboration
Lecture 9 Working with Designers and Developers
Lecture 10 Consistency Across Platforms
Lecture 11 User Flow and Narrative
Section 5: UX Writing Career Guide
Lecture 12 Building Your UX Writing Portfolio
Lecture 13 Freelancing in UX Writing
Lecture 14 Essential Skills and Tools for UX Writers
Aspiring UX writers,Content writers, copywriters, and editors,UX and UI designers,Product managers and marketers,Freelancers
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