TTC - Geometry: An Interactive Journey to Mastery
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TTC - Geometry: An Interactive Journey to Mastery
Last updated 10/2024
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Inscribed over the entrance of Plato's Academy were the words, "Let no one ignorant of geometry enter my doors." To ancient scholars, geometry was the gateway to gaining a profound knowledge of the world.$1#$ Today, geometry's core skills of logic and reasoning are essential to success in school, work, and many other aspects of life.
Like other math fields, geometry teaches us how to think. It leads students to uncover new truths based on already established ideas and facts. It requires us to test and examine the conclusions of others. It teaches us to lay out our thinking clearly, describing each step so that others can follow along and verify our results.
This systematic way of thinking is essential in many fields. Drawing conclusions from experimental data is the basis of scientific discovery. Our justice system depends on compelling evidence to render a verdict in a court of law. And we use logical reasoning in everyday conversations to win friends over to our point of view.
In fact, the great Greek scholar Euclid demonstrated just how much you can do with logic. He worked out that basically all of geometry stands on just 10 core principles. You can build the rest using straightforward, logical reasoning.
In short, geometry is among the great intellectual feats of humankind. However, geometry goes far beyond being just an intellectual exercise. Its real-world applications extend to navigation, architecture, engineering, physics, technology, and even art.
Botanists use the geometry of triangles to estimate the heights of trees.
Astronomers use an understanding of ellipses to describe the orbits of planets.
Quantum physicists use the mathematics of rotation to explain aspects of subatomic physics.
Architects use principles of symmetry to develop aesthetically pleasing buildings.
Engineers use the properties of parabolas to design headlights and satellite dishes.
With its powerful blend of intellectual accomplishment and practical application, it's no wonder that most schools consider geometry a core subject. Yet as award-winning Professor James Tanton of The Mathematical Association of America shows in Geometry: An Interactive Journey to Mastery, geometry can be an exciting adventure at any age. Those who will benefit from his 36 clear and accessible lectures include
high school students currently enrolled in a geometry class;
their parents, who seek an outstanding private tutor for their students;
home-schooled students and others wishing to study high school geometry on their own;
collegestudents who are struggling with math requirements and who need to strengthen their grasp of this fundamental subject; and
anyone curious about the intellectual challenge of logic and reasoning that underlies mathematics, the sciences, and our technological world.
Professor Tanton's excellent teaching style makes the course ideal for those students who have ever believed they're "not good at math" or have had challenges understanding geometry in the past.
A Different Way to Learn Geometry
Even students who have done well in other math courses such as algebra can sometimes find geometry a challenge. More so than algebra and other equation-based math, geometry places particularly strong focus on making logical inferences from facts and building a story of reasoning. Plus, geometry involves a more visual approach-working with shapes and patterns from the real world.
Many geometry courses begin by teaching the results of geometric thinking-by listing a set of beginning rules first. But how can one build the foundations of a house without first having a sense of what the house should be? Professor Tanton encourages students to start by playing with ideas of the mind (and acts of the hand!) to develop a feel for geometric rules and a context for those rules.
In Geometry: An Interactive Journey to Mastery, Professor Tanton guides students as they build an understanding of geometry from the ground up. With this approach, the instruction focuses on the intellectual play of the subject and its beauty as much as its utility and function. Students begin with elementary building blocks like points, lines, and angles and observe how those basic units interact.
From a clear understanding of the fundamental principles, students use logical reasoning to expand their understanding of geometry. Like building a house brick by brick, each new discovery stands upon the others-without any sudden or confusing jumps.
In the first part of the course, students
develop an intuitive context for thinking about terms like point, line, angle, plane, and flat;
grasp how to create logical proofs; and
uncover the three deep and fundamental assumptions of geometry-the Pythagorean theorem, the parallelism postulate, and the similarity principles.
In the second part, students
study common geometric shapes and their properties (such as triangles, polygons, and circles);
explore the intersection of geometry and algebra;
examine the basics of trigonometry; and
learn how to calculate areas.
Once students understand the core principles, they are set loose to play in the third part of the course. Students ponder a range of fascinating and sometimes counterintuitive applications for geometry. They
combine two seemingly disparate fields: geometry and probability;
dive into the wild world of fractals;
investigate conics and their many practical applications;
use complex numbers to solve tricky geometry problems; and
contemplate spherical and even "taxi-cab" geometry.
Delightful Real-World Examples A beauty of geometry is its wide variety of fascinating and unexpected applications. Some of the examples students explore in this course include these
Width of a river: You're on a walk and come across a river. Can you estimate how wide it is? See how you can-with no more than a bit of geometry and a baseball cap.
Geometry and nature: From the orbits of planets to the shape of your small intestine, geometric shapes appear in some surprising places throughout nature. See how geometry helps us better understand the marvels and mysteries of the world around us.
Modern cell phones: Swiping the screen on a cell phone seems to be an ordinary activity. But did you know your phone is actually relying on some clever geometry? Find out exactly what your phone is doing and the mathematics behind it.
Works of art: When people think of applications for mathematics, they often mention the fields of science or engineering. But geometry also has its place in the visual arts. See how great artists like M.C. Escher used geometric shapes and principles to create masterpieces.
A game of pool: If you're playing pool and want to play a trick shot against the side edge, how do you need to hit the ball? See how you can determine this and more using the reflection principle.
A Teacher of Teachers
Professor Tanton is committed to sharing the delight and beauty of geometry and works with teachers across North America to develop more effective teaching methods for geometry and other math courses.
He is not only a teacher of math, but a teacher of the best ways to teach math. His experience has taught him where students most frequently flounder, which has given him the skills to explain mathematical concepts in a way that removes mental roadblocks to success.
Making each example come to life, Geometry: An Interactive Journey to Mastery engages students in a visual adventure. Professor Tanton uses bright and colorful slides, easy-to-understand whiteboard drawings, and interactive demonstrations to make his explanations crystal clear. And to help students better understand geometric principles, a workbook complete with sample problems and solutions accompanies the course.
Equipped with a firm understanding of geometry, students walk away from the course with the tools and knowledge to continue on to greater challenges in mathematics, school, and life. Your journey into this world of joy and wonder has only begun.
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TTC - How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master
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TTC - How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master
Last updated 5/2024
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Chess is a sport, a science, and an art. For more than a thousand years, people around the world have enjoyed this game of skill and tactics and intellectual prowess. From Parisian nightclubs to Hollywood films to everyday dining rooms and dens, you can find people furrowing their brows in concentration over their next strategic move. The fun of the game is that anyone can play, and there is always something more to learn-especially with the right guide.
From the basics of the game to advanced strategy and tactics, and everything in between, How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master is any chess enthusiast's opportunity to enhance your understanding of the game. Taught by International Master and renowned chess teacher Jeremy Silman, these 24 engaging lessons walk you through every aspect of the game. After grounding you in the rules of chess, Mr. Silman offers strategic insight into openings and endgames, shows you typical pitfalls to avoid, and examines an array of famous gambits, positions, defenses, mates, and more.
One of the most rewarding aspects of chess is that amateurs and professionals alike can unlock new secrets, discover fresh patterns, and sharpen their skills as players. Amateurs may wonder
Where do I even begin?
How do all the pieces move?
Which pieces are more valuable?
What are the key "rookie mistakes" to avoid?
The rules are simple to learn, but the game is vastly complex. Therefore, even seasoned players with many years of experience always have more to learn. For instance
When does the en passant rule apply?
How do I make more effective combinations?
How does pawn structure point toward the best next move?
Is it possible to secure a checkmate with just a king and a pawn?
Whether you're a chess novice or a long-time player, this course will help you see the game in a whole new way. Striking visual examples from some of the most famous-and infamous-matches in history offer a wealth of strategic insight. You'll also explore the game's history and meet some noted and flamboyant players, from Andr? Philidor to Bobby Fischer to Garry Kasparov. How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master is your guide to becoming a formidable chess opponent.
Improve Your Game-No Matter Your Skill Level
From kings to commoners and coast to coast around the world, chess is a universal game that anyone can enjoy, regardless of language or nationality or social class. And it's a game that anyone can learn. Mr. Silman reviews everything from how pieces move and basic notation to advanced strategy and complex combinations. Players at all levels will find something of value here, and a wealth of interactive examples make every lesson worth revisiting to mine key information.
Among the many topics Mr. Silman covers are
Game Fundamentals: Review how all the pieces move, and discover a few surprises-such as that the humble pawn is actually the most complex piece on the board. Then examine the basics of notation and etiquette during the game.
Tactical Patterns: Pins, skewers, forks, decoys, double attacks, and more-build your skills with every piece to help you trap your opponent and unleash carnage on the board.
Strategic Planning: From pawn structure to imbalances in position to cat-and-mouse combinations, learn to read the board and determine the best series of moves-for you and your opponent.
Open vs. Closed Positions: Should you play in the center or go for the wings? When should you rely on knight,s or bishops? When should you sacrifice a pawn? Find out how to navigate any mid-game setup.
Statics vs. Dynamics: Chess relies on strategic thinking and long-term planning, but it also requires the ability to strike at weaknesses and wage battle. Hone your skills in all types of play.
Endgames: It might not be as sexy as tactical strikes, but learning a few basic endgame strategies can give you a powerful edge over your competition. With a wealth of examples, Mr. Silman shows you how to win-and makes the study of endgames fun.
Study Classic Games for Lessons in Technique and Style
One of the joys of this course is that Mr. Silman takes you beyond the board and explores the history of the game. He transports you to old-time chess clubs (which were known in 18th century Paris as "dens of iniquity") and introduces you to many of the game's colorful characters and International Masters-players who changed the game and serve as models for today's aspiring players. Among others, you will meet
Alexander Alekhine
Andr? Philidor
Vera Menchik
Jos? Ra?l Capablanca
Bobby Fischer
Garry Kasparov
In addition to revealing personalities and presenting biographical details, Mr. Silman reviews many classic-often heated-games, offering a play-by-play to show how these chess heroes have trapped and mated each other and forced resignations. You'll delight in discovering different styles of play, from cautious development to hyper-aggressive tactics to surprising mates-and learn much from studying these games. And you'll come away with a trove of masters you can look to as models for your own game.
Indeed, one of the most important ways to improve your game is to play often. Mr. Silman gives you plenty of opportunities to spot the next best move or discover weaknesses in these fast-paced games. Thanks to detailed custom graphics that make each chess move come alive, you'll learn to spot patterns and make connections. You also learn to read the board and become fluent in chess notation, which will change the way you view the game.
Learn from an International Master
As an International Master and a well-regarded author of numerous chess books and articles, Mr. Silman is an ideal guide to help you build your skills. Using clear examples and a step-by-step approach, these lessons feel more like an intimate tutorial than a series of lectures. The course is intensively illustrated, helping you follow each move as it plays out.
With his deep knowledge of chess history and the chess community, Mr. Silman also gives you an insider's take on many of the more intriguing aspects of the game, including simultaneous exhibitions, blindfolded chess, computers, and chess engines. Computers in particular play an intriguing role in today's game. Mr. Silman offers recommendations for how to use chess engines to improve your tactical abilities, but he also gives a useful perspective on the limits of artificial intelligence.
Ultimately, chess is a human game, and an enjoyable pastime. It's about more than rote memorization and brute-force calculations. In How to Play Chess: Lessons from an International Master, you'll encounter more than a prescription for better play. You'll discover the romance and joy of the game-and become a better thinker to approach any chess match or strategic thinking challenge with confidence.
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Efficient Environment Creation For Games
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Efficient Environment Creation For Games
Published 11/2024
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Create Modular environments for games.
What you'll learn
Modular environment creation
Translate current day references to old environments
Learn Primitive Geometry Nodes Setup for Fast Procedural Meshes
Learn Primitive UE5 Blueprint for Fast Iteration
Requirements
I expect you to have some prior knowledge in game environment art
Description
Do you want to create environments for games without creating everything from scratch?Then I welcome you to Efficient Environment Creation For Games.About Me:My name is Arash Aref and I teach 3d game environment art with a love for Lighting And Prop and Material creation. I have had lots of happy students who enjoy learning new techniques.By the End Of This Course, You Will Be Able To:Create Environments EfficientlyRe-use What You Have Already Created To Save TimeLearn Primitive Geometry Nodes Setup for Fast Procedural MeshesLearn Primitive UE5 Blueprint for Fast IterationWhat You Will Learn:Translate current day references to old environmentsKit-Based workflow for fast iterationModular environment creationRe-using what you already have to save time and energy in productionCourse Project Overview:We will start with taking a look at our reference board to get an idea, but since our reference board belongs to the current day and our goal is to create an ancient environment; we will use our imagination. Then using the knowledge gained from the references we start the blokcout process to test our ideas to make sure they work. The next step is to start creating the kits and using the existing kits we will create a complete environment. We finish the course by creating a simple water material and lighting and post processing.Who is This Course For?The course is for those who want to learn fast environment creation techniques.The course is also for artists who want to speed up their workflow in environment art.Who is Not The Ideal Student For This Course?This course is not designed for absolute Blender beginners.What Are The Requirements or Prerequisites For Taking This Course?I expect you to have some prior knowledge in game environment artJoin Me Now:So if you want to learn more techniques to efficient environment creation, then join me now, and take your skills to the next level. Don't forget that investing in yourself will pay for the rest of your life. Hope to see you in the course.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Download Project Files
Section 2: Chapter 2 _ Modular Environment Creation
Lecture 3 Planning And References
Lecture 4 Gaea Terrain Creation
Lecture 5 Testing The Composition
Lecture 6 Intro To Midpoly Modeling
Lecture 7 Finishing The Mid-Poly Phase
Lecture 8 Intro To Kit-Based Workflow
Lecture 9 First Pass Of Wood Sculpt
Lecture 10 Mid-Level Wood Sculpt
Lecture 11 Finishing Wood Sculpting
Lecture 12 Unwrapping The Wood Meshes
Lecture 13 Baking And Testing Textures
Lecture 14 Start With Modular Kits
Lecture 15 Attic And More Kits
Lecture 16 Finish The First Building
Lecture 17 Variation For Existing Kits
Lecture 18 Finishing The First Level
Lecture 19 Export Modular Kits To Ue5
Lecture 20 Finishing Buildings In Ue5
Lecture 21 Creating The Platform
Lecture 22 Creating The Connections
Lecture 23 The Stairs And Variations
Lecture 24 Blockout The Bridge
Lecture 25 Finishing The Bridge
Lecture 26 Railings On The Platforms
Lecture 27 Roof Shingles Kit Sculpting
Lecture 28 Shingles Sculpt Finalized
Lecture 29 Bake And Texture Shingles
Lecture 30 Geometry Nodes For Rooftops
Lecture 31 Rooftops Continued
Lecture 32 Procedural Shadow Catchers
Lecture 33 Variation In Modular Kits
Lecture 34 More Variation For Building
Lecture 35 Rooftop Variations
Lecture 36 Finishing The Rooftops
Lecture 37 Create The Building Frames
Lecture 38 Wood Texture Completed
Lecture 39 Master Material Creation
Lecture 40 Material Instances
Lecture 41 Second Uv Channel Explained
Lecture 42 Second Uv Channel And Id
Lecture 43 Testing Second Uvs In Ue5
Lecture 44 Variations In The Materials
Lecture 45 Completing The Setup
Section 3: Chapter 3 _ Details, Lighting And Post Processing
Lecture 46 Creating The Rafts
Lecture 47 Lantern And Rgb Masking
Lecture 48 Water Material Surface
Lecture 49 Water Color Blend
Lecture 50 Initial Lighting Setup
Lecture 51 Completing The Lighting
Section 4: Chapter 4 _ Conclusion
Lecture 52 Thank You
The course is for those who want to learn fast environment creation techniques.
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TTC - Introduction to Cognitive Science
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TTC - Introduction to Cognitive Science
Released 7/2024
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For millennia, philosophers and scientists have been trying to unlock the secrets of the mind with only limited success-until now. Today, with modern technologies, including the best in neuroscience, medical imaging, and recent advances in artificial intelligence, we are making more progress than ever before.
InIntroduction to Cognitive Science, Professor Thad A. Polk takes you on a fascinating tour of the latest discoveries in the relatively new field of cognitive science. The goal is nothing less than understanding every interaction working in the human brain to produce all forms of cognition. Computer scientists, engineers, linguists, physicians, psychologists, and more are all pursuing the mysteries of the most complex structure in the known universe: the human brain.
But how do we learn about the mechanisms underlying human cognition? Unlike scientists studying other parts of the body, hands-on examination of the brain yields limited results. We can certainly learn about the brain's structure, but where is the "thinking"? How can we best use our mind to learn about the mind?
In 24 exciting lectures, Professor Polk will share dozens of the most challenging questions in cognitive science today: How do humans process language? How do we make decisions, and why do we so often regret them later? What are emotions, and why do we feel them? How does the brain affect our visual perception of the world? In this course, Professor Polk gives the latest, exciting answers for these questions, and many more.
Getting around the Black Box
Since we cannot directly see how the objective, measurable activity in the brain becomes our subjective world, scientists often describe the mind as hidden in a "black box." Cognitive scientists use a variety of interdisciplinary methods to get around this fundamental problem. In Introduction to Cognitive Science, you'll learn about contributions from
Psychologists. Beginning in the 1980s, research psychologists began using violation-of-expectation experiments with infants and young children, discovering that the children had a much deeper understanding of the world at an earlier age than we realized.
Neurologists/Neurosurgeons. Scientists would like to know more about how the brain represents the sounds of human speech. Recent studies by neurosurgeons implanting electrodes in the left temporal lobes of epilepsy patients showed that specific populations of neurons respond to very specific sounds of human speech.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Engineers. Recent developments in AI such as convolutional neural networks and generative pretrained transformer (GPT) models provide new tools for cognitive scientists to better model and investigate brain functions, including visual perception, language, and reasoning.
Join In the Experiments Yourself
In this course, you'll participate in some fascinating experiments. It's one thing to learn from lectures or books about different types of memory, for example, but in this course, you will learn firsthand about
Expectations and Perception. We assume that we see the reality of the world around us, but that is just not the case. In this exercise, you'll realize how significantly your expectations and assumptions influence what you see. Looking at a picture of dents and bumps on the side of a battleship, you'll discover that your perception is controlled by your unacknowledged assumption that the light source is at the top of the picture. But even when you're made aware of that assumption, it feels impossible to change that expectation.
Working Memory. This is the memory you use to remember something for a short period of time for a particular purpose, e.g., a telephone number (just until you can write it down) or a grocery list (just until you finish your shopping). In this experiment, you'll be asked to remember a very short list of words. Within a few minutes, you'll discover whether your working memory stores the meanings of words-or just their sounds.
Vision and Perception. In this experiment, you'll watch a ball moving across a screen, and you'll notice a blank space where the ball disappears. You've discovered your blind spot in that eye, the place on your retina without any photoreceptors, the place where the optic nerve passes from the eye to the brain. But when you watch the same ball with stripes above and below, you don't see a blind spot in the stripes. Why not? And what does that tell you about the role the brain plays in visual perception and conscious experience more generally?
When Things Go Wrong
As much as we might like to "tinker around" with the brain as if it were a regular physical machine, that's just not possible with human beings. But sometimes, an accident or disease creates a specific change in the brain that scientists can study. The damaged brains of many such patients have led to profound changes in our understanding of the healthy brain and cognition. In this course, you will also learn about
Louis Victor Leborgne. At age 30, Leborgne suddenly lost his ability to speak, with the exception of one syllable. Despite that profound deficit, his mental and physical abilities seemed to be relatively normal. Based on the work of his physician, Paul Broca, the hypothesis that different functions were localized in different brain regions began to be taken much more seriously.
Phineas Gage. Gage suffered a catastrophic injury when a piece of metal hit his head in an explosion, going through the left frontal lobe of his brain and out the top of his head. Amazingly, Gage survived, but was left with permanent brain damage. From this widely discussed case, scientists began to propose that the frontal lobes play a major role in personality, which has since been substantiated.
"SM." SM is a woman who was generally fearless due to an extremely rare genetic disorder that led to the deterioration of her brain's amygdala. She also couldn't recognize fear in other people, even though her other cognitive functions were fine. Scientists who worked with her were able to learn much more about the neural basis of emotion than had been known at the time, including the fact that the brain contains specialized circuits for fear and multiple fear pathways.
As you make your way through this engaging course, you'll find many answers to questions about your memory, your baby's development, vision, illusions, artificial intelligence, and much more. But some questions will remain: What are the mechanisms underlying consciousness? Can artificial intelligence produce consciousness? And if that is possible, what does it mean for us?
It's all right that we haven't answered all the questions yet. After all, cognitive science is trying to understand and model nothing less than the most sophisticated structure we know.
What Will You Learn?
Learn how your brain affects what you see
Explore the many types of memory
Discover new modeling tools provided by artificial intelligence
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Java Spring Framework 6 with Spring Boot 3
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Java Spring Framework 6 with Spring Boot 3
Last updated 10/2024
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Master Java, Spring 6 and Spring Boot 3 with JDBC, JPA, Security, Docker and Microservices with Telusko
What you'll learn
Core Java
Spring Boot
Spring Core - IoC
Spring MVC
Spring AOP
Spring Data JPA
Spring REST
Spring Security
Docker
Microservices
Requirements
Knowledge of SQL and databases is helpful
Basic Knowledge of HTML is helpful
Description
Spring 6
is a functional web framework for back-end development and is quite famous among Java developers when it comes to designing an enterprise-based application.
It consists of lots of modules and projects, which makes it very huge.
The
Spring Framework
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Spring Boot
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It can be used to develop any Java application.
Knowledge of Spring Framework has a huge demand in the enterprise market, and Spring Framework developers are paid handsomely.
Having Spring Framework on your resume will highlight you among other Java developers.
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This course will be interactive and fun, as I will code all the projects from scratch.
By taking this course, you will have the latest skills that you need to build real apps using the Spring Framework.
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TTC - History of Ancient Rome
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TTC - History of Ancient Rome
Last updated 10/2024
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There are many reasons to study ancient Rome. Rome's span was vast. In the regional, restless, and shifting history of continental Europe, the Roman Empire stands as a towering monument to scale and stability. At its height, the Roman Empire, unified in politics and law, stretched from the sands of Syria to the moors of Scotland, and it stood for almost 700 years.
Rome's influence is indelible. Europe and the world owe a huge cultural debt to Rome in so many fields of human endeavor, such as art, architecture, engineering, language, literature, law, and religion. In this course you see how a small village of shepherds and farmers rose to tower over the civilized world of its day and left an indelible mark on history.
Rome's story is riveting. Professor Garrett G. Fagan draws on a wealth of primary and secondary sources, including recent historical and archaeological scholarship, to introduce the fascinating tale of Rome's rise and decline. You learn about all the famous events and personalities
Horatius at the bridge
Hannibal crossing the Alps during Rome's life-or-death war with Carthage
Caesar assassinated before a statue of his archrival Pompey
Doomed lovers Antony and Cleopatra
Mad and venal emperors Nero and Caligula
The conversion of Constantine, and more.
From pre-Roman Italy through the long centuries of Republican and then Imperial rule, Professor Fagan interweaves narrative and analysis. Chronologically, the focus is on the years from 200 B.C.E. to 200 A.D., when Roman power was at its height.
The narrative of the rise and fall of Rome is itself compelling, and Professor Fagan's richly detailed and often humorous discussions of Roman life are uniquely memorable. You study women and the family, slaves, cities, religious customs, the ubiquitous and beloved institution of public bathing, the deep cultural impact of Hellenism, and such famous Roman amusements as chariot racing and gladiatorial games.
"Images and themes derived from or rooted in ancient Rome continue to exert an influence on the modern mind," says Professor Fagan. "Unlike many ancient states, Rome changed hugely in many spheres over the course of its 1,500-year history, and thus the history of Rome is an engaging, complex, and challenging subject."
From Village to Monarchy to Republic
The first 10 lectures of this course map the development of a group of preliterate hamlets into the Roman Republic. In them, you learn about
The nature of the historical evidence for antiquity
The geopolitical and cultural shape of pre-Roman Italy
The foundation legends of Rome itself
The cycle of stories that surrounds the kings of Rome
The shape of early Roman society
The fall of the monarchy at Rome and the foundation, in its wake, of the Republic (traditionally dated to 509 B.C.E.).
These lectures examine two major forces that shaped the early Republic: the Struggle of the Orders and Roman military expansion in Italy. The lectures also explain how the Romans ruled their conquered territories in Italy, setting the foundations for the later acquisition and maintenance of the Empire.
Early Expansion and Rapid Collision
Moving outside of Italy, you next explore the expansion of Roman power in the 3rd and 2nd centuries B.C.E.
In two lectures Professor Fagan charts the course of the Romans' first two titanic struggles with their archrival in the west, Carthage.
In these wars, the Romans developed a large-scale navy, sent armies overseas, acquired foreign territories, and displayed what was to become one of their chief characteristics: a dogged determination to prevail, even in the face of seemingly impossible odds. This was particularly clear in the Second Punic War, when the gifted Carthaginian general Hannibal roamed freely in Italy, threatening the city of Rome itself.
Greek Influence and Roman Government
In Lectures 16-19, Professor Fagan pauses the narrative to examine the influence of Greek culture on Rome and the nature of the Roman Republican system of government.
This latter system-complex and replete with archaisms and redundancies-has influenced the form of several modern policies, including that of the United States.
Finally, Professor Fagan examines the pressures of empire on Roman society, charting considerable social, economic, and political changes brought about by Rome's overseas expansion. On the rocks of these pressures, the Republic was destined to founder.
The Roman Revolution
Lectures 20-27 follow the course of what modern scholars have termed the "Roman Revolution."
In the century between 133 and 31 B.C.E., the Roman Republic tore itself apart. It is a period of dramatic political and military developments, of ambitious generals challenging the authority of the state, of civil wars and vicious violence, and of some of the first great personalities of European history: Marius, Sulla, Pompey, and Julius Caesar.
The story is intriguing, complicated, and at times horrendous, and it illustrates perfectly the historical principle of contingency. With a few exceptions, each protagonist in the drama of the Revolution acted within the bounds of necessity or precedent, and thereby set new and dangerous precedents for later protagonists to follow.
In this way, the Roman Revolution was not a staged or planned event, but a cumulative snowball of crises that combined to shatter the system of Republican government.
After pausing to examine the social and cultural life of the Late Republic, you return to the last phases of the Revolution and the rise to power of the man who was to become Rome's first emperor, Augustus.
The Roman Empire
Lectures 31-33 examine the long reign of Augustus (31 B.C.E.-14 A.D.) and his new political order, the Principate. The Principate stood for centuries and brought stability and good government in a way that the old Republic could not.
Augustus's solution to the Republic's problems was clever and subtle. It also had a flaw at its core-the issue of succession-and what happened when an emperor died was to prove the single most destabilizing factor in the Principate's existence.
The next three lectures cover the early Imperial period, from the death of Augustus to the instability of the 3rd century. This is the era of such familiar Roman historical figures as Caligula, Claudius, Nero, and Hadrian.
Finally, Professor Fagan shows how the problem of the succession combined with ominous developments among Rome's external enemies in the 2nd and 3rd centuries A.D. to generate a period of great crisis, indeed near-collapse, in the mid-3rd century A.D.
Life in Classical Rome
Leaving the Empire under pressure, Professor Fagan considers life in classical Roman civilization in nine lectures. He explores the broad shape of Roman society, slavery, the Roman family, the role of women in Roman society, urbanism, public leisure and mass entertainment, paganism, and the rise of Christianity.
The End and a New Beginning
To conclude the course, the final three lectures return to the Empire's last centuries. The Empire is restored to order and stability at the end of the 3rd century, but under an increasingly oppressive government.
The institutionalization of Christianity to legitimize Imperial power and a more openly autocratic regime created, in many ways, a Roman Empire closer to medieval Europe than to the Empire of Augustus. As such, the later Empire is treated only in general terms here, since it warrants closer study by itself.
The course ends with one of the great questions in history: Why did the Roman Empire fall? We see how, in the eyes of most modern scholars, the Empire did not fall at all but just changed into something very different, a less urbanized, more rural, early medieval world.
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TTC - What America's Founders Learned from Antiquity
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The founding of the United States was a daring and revolutionary political experiment. In a radical break from the historical past, American colonists threw off the yoke of monarchy and aristocracy to declare a completely new form of government.
In creating this new regime, the founders took inspiration from the political systems of ancient Rome and Greece. But what exactly were these influences? And how deep did they go? What were the founders' sources, and what precisely did they take from them? And did the founders' interface with the ancient world shape the new nation in far-reaching ways?
To grapple with these questions is to uncover a complex and revealing story-One that sheds a profound light on the political, philosophical, and human issues that surrounded the American conflict with Britain, and which blazed a new system of government that would change the world.
What America's Founders Learned from Antiquity reveals the influences of the ancient world on the American founders. In 24 lectures, taught by Professor Caroline Winterer of Stanford University, you'll explore the thought and actions of the American revolutionaries to see how classical antiquity shaped every aspect of the revolutionary and founding era. You'll better understand why it was natural for American revolutionary thinkers to turn to classicism to make sense of their growing disunity with the British, and to envision and forge a new kind of government.
As you'll witness throughout the course, the founders dug deeply into classical texts, from Homer, Virgil, and Cato to the writings of historians such as Tacitus, Sallust, and Livy, with particular focus on the political theory and philosophy that surrounded the ancient Roman republic and the subsequent and corrupt Roman empire.
A Profoundly Transformative Epoch
As a backdrop to the story, the world of classicism deeply permeated the culture of the founding era. And, ancient political ideology, as revealed in specific texts, figured integrally in the thinking of the revolutionaries as they charted a new course and a new republic. Consider
At critical moments in his military and political life, George Washington modeled the actions of the Roman general Fabius and the soldier Cincinnatus.
In his essays defending the new federal Constitution, Alexander Hamilton used examples from Roman history to argue for a powerful central government and presidency.
The Louisiana Purchase of 1803, the signature achievement of Thomas Jefferson, was undertaken to keep the United States as a republic of farmers, modelling the ancient Roman republic.
In James Madison's essay Federalist #63, he wrote of his admiration for the balancing effects of the Senate of ancient Carthage.
In drafting the Massachusetts Constitution of 1780, John Adams spoke of the purpose of government in terms laid out by Aristotle.
As the course unfolds, you'll look in detail at the thinking of many of the iconic figures in the story, such as James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Paine, and how the influences of classicism were different for each founder. And you'll note that the lessons they took from ancient thinkers bore both on what to do to create a viable and stable republic and equally on what not to do.
You'll trace how fears of tyranny, decline, and fall, harking back to ancient Rome and Greece, motivated revolutionary calls for a truly representative government by the people and for the people; how ancient political ideas shaped the new US Constitution in 1787; and, most remarkably, how the founders went far beyond classical examples to create a government that was truly revolutionary and unique, which no Greek or Roman would have dared to imagine.
In What America's Founders Learned from Antiquity, you'll experience the thrilling atmosphere of the revolutionary era, as you gain extraordinary insight into both the founding and the unfolding of the American republic.
Thinking That Changed the World
Professor Winterer demonstrates an astonishingly comprehensive knowledge of the era, together with a keen skill at unpacking the currents of thought and experience that drove the revolutionaries. In a multilayered look at the founders' epoch, you'll investigate key features of the story, such as
A Culture of Classicism. Explore the ethos of classicism that deeply imbued the world of the founders, as Americans of the Colonial era surrounded themselves with the Greek and Roman classical world, which, in John Adams's words, offered "models to all mankind" for education, beauty, art, architecture, and politics. Following the Revolution, see how the architecture and design of Neoclassicism became an expression of the republican ideals of the new nation.
The Clash with Britain. Discover that, for founding-era thinkers, Roman and Greek political philosophy became a framework for understanding their own turbulent times. In the wake of oppressive British taxation, track the ways in which Roman history served as a guide, as revolutionaries identified with the virtues of the Roman republic of farmers, viewing the British as a monarchical empire veering into tyranny, as had the Roman empire.
Revolutionary Spirits. Over five lectures, dig deeply into the thought of iconic founders Washington, Adams, Madison, Jefferson, and Franklin. Observe how influences such as Adams's study of Cicero, Franklin's reading of Socrates, and Jefferson's "classical republicanism" shaped their public actions. Note the ways in which American women passionately embraced classicism, using it to work for political freedoms, broader equality, and human rights.
Classicism, Christianity, and the Enlightenment. In grasping the mindset of the Revolutionary era, uncover the synthesis of Christian values with the ethical precepts of classical philosophers that characterized the ideals of the founders; also assess key currents of Enlightenment thought, such as the novel conception of progress, which countered the earlier cyclical view of history, deeply informing the founders' vision of a republic which could endure through time.
Surpassing the Ancients: The US Constitution. Take account of the integral classical influences in the US Constitution, including Aristotle's ideas about "mixed government" and the views of Polybius on the fragility of republics. Then see how the framers, going far beyond the ancients, created a radically new political model based in the unprecedented conception of equality, separating the branches of government, and placing all power in the hands of one element: the people.
A Revolutionary Possibility
In a wide-ranging view of these amazing times, you'll explore matters such as the interface of classicism with both enslaved Africans and Native Americans. You'll learn that the revolutionaries' immersion in classicism extended beyond Rome and Greece to encompass Carthage, Germania, and even ancient Egypt. And you'll discover that classical painting, architecture, and interior design aided Americans in crafting a new identity, distinct from the European world.
What America's Founders Learned from Antiquity offers you a unique and penetrating look at the thinking that forged a truly revolutionary form of government-a system that remains a major force in today's world. Within this extraordinary series, you'll discover a new way of appreciating the exciting history of the birth of the American republic.
What Will You Learn?
Discover how the revolutionaries identified with the ancient Roman republic
Dig deeply into the classical thought of five of the iconic founders
Learn how the Founding Fathers created a radically new political model based in the conception of equality
See how classicism affected women's rights, the enslaved in America, and Native peoples of the Americas
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The Complete Guide to Defense and Counterattack in Chess
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The Complete Guide to Defense and Counterattack in Chess
Published 11/2024
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Master Defense and Counterattack Strategies: Learn Korchnoi's Techniques in Defense, Counterplay, and Attacker Psycholog
What you'll learn
Ability to analyze attacking moves with a defensive mindset
Ability to neutralize aggressive opponents through precise defense
Ability to capitalize on opponent overextensions in attacks
Ability to exploit weaknesses created by opponents' aggressive play
Ability to maintain control of the board while under pressure
Ability to provoke opponents into making risky sacrifices
Ability to identify and exploit soft spots in the opponent's position
Ability to leverage defensive positions into counterattacking opportunities
Ability to use Korchnoi's strategies to handle relentless attackers
Ability to find creative defensive resources in difficult positions
Ability to recognize key moments to transition from defense to offense
Ability to defend accurately against complex tactical threats
Ability to exploit the "weakness of the last move" principle
Ability to turn defensive maneuvers into positional advantages
Ability to employ patience as a strategic weapon in defense
Ability to create favorable endgame transitions through defense
Ability to counterattack by exploiting opponent's lack of coordination
Ability to neutralize the opponent's strongest attacking pieces
Ability to manage complex pawn structures with defensive foresight
Ability to see defensive exchanges that create counterplay
Ability to use defensive sacrifices to stabilize the position
Ability to anticipate and block key attacking routes
Ability to create threats that discourage opponent's aggression
Ability to leverage quiet, solid openings as black to frustrate attackers
Ability to exploit weaknesses in the opponent's pawn structure
Ability to use the f-file as a counterattacking resource
Ability to hold positions with minimal material disadvantage
Ability to counterattack with precise and disciplined moves
Ability to apply Korchnoi's mindset of calculated defense
Ability to balance safety with activity in defensive play
Ability to weaken the opponent's king position through accurate defense
Ability to turn pawn weaknesses into strengths in endgames
Ability to defend without compromising positional integrity
Ability to convert defensive play into a winning strategy
Ability to manage piece imbalances with defensive skill
Ability to exploit opponent's lack of endgame knowledge
Ability to recognize and create long-term defensive plans
Ability to create opportunities for central counterplay
Ability to find positional sacrifices that neutralize attacks
Ability to leverage exchange sacrifices to weaken attacks
Ability to defend against multiple threats with limited resources
Ability to use "thorn pawns" as a defensive asset
Ability to retain king safety while defending aggressively
Ability to minimize the impact of opponent's strong pieces
Ability to evaluate whether the king is safe in the center
Ability to employ blockades to counter pawn majorities
Ability to counterattack with control of semi-open files
Ability to manage double-edged positions defensively
Ability to disrupt opponent's plans with well-timed defenses
Ability to counterattack by utilizing the center effectively
Ability to use defensive exchanges to simplify the position
Ability to identify potential counterplay in complex positions
Ability to find unexpected counterattacks against aggressive plans
Ability to force exchanges that weaken opponent's position
Ability to leverage the queen's flexibility in defense and attack
Ability to defend and thrive under time pressure
Ability to maximize piece activity in defensive situations
Ability to recognize when to exchange bishops for safety
Ability to absorb attacks while preparing counterplay
Ability to identify and control key squares for defense
Ability to exploit temporary king exposure in counterattack
Ability to defuse attacks through king evacuation strategies
Ability to exploit diagonal weaknesses in opponent's defense
Ability to counterattack by breaking opponent's pawn chains
Ability to recognize when to prioritize piece activity over structure
Ability to develop a defensive mindset under pressure
Ability to defend dynamically with mobile pawn structures
Ability to utilize active rooks in defense and counterplay
Ability to create imbalances to unsettle opponent's attack
Ability to counter opponent's castling plans with targeted play
Requirements
Basic Understanding of Chess Rules and Concepts: Familiarity with fundamental chess rules (such as piece movement and castling) and basic tactical patterns (like forks, pins, and skewers) will enhance your learning experience.
Interest in Strategic and Positional Play: While tactical awareness is useful, a willingness to explore strategic and positional concepts in chess will help you fully appreciate Korchnoi's style of defense and counterattack.
Description
Unlock the secrets of resilient chess defense and powerful counterattack with this in-depth course inspired by the legendary Viktor Korchnoi, renowned for his masterful defensive skills and razor-sharp counterattacks. Whether you're a beginner or an intermediate player looking to solidify your defensive strategies, this course provides you with the tools to handle attacks, build counterplay, and turn your defensive positions into winning opportunities.What You'll Learn in This Course:Master Defensive Chess Strategies: Discover essential techniques to safeguard your position, neutralize threats, and maintain control even under pressure. You'll explore how to use patience, anticipation, and strategic foresight to absorb attacks without losing ground.Counterattack Techniques: Korchnoi's games are filled with instructive counterattacks, where he turns seemingly passive defenses into decisive blows against his opponents. Learn how to transition from defense to offense and capitalize on opponent weaknesses with precision.Attacker Psychology and Exploitation: Understand the psychology of aggressive players and learn to use it to your advantage. By coaxing opponents into overextending, you'll exploit weaknesses and create counterplay opportunities that turn their attack into your advantage.Positional and Tactical Defense: This course covers both positional defense-using well-placed pieces to counteract opponent plans-and tactical maneuvers that disrupt attacks and win material. From pawn structure management to piece coordination, you'll have a complete toolkit for defensive success.Endgame Defense and Transition: Explore how defensive techniques extend to the endgame, where Korchnoi's expertise shines. Learn when to simplify into a favorable endgame, neutralize threats, and create winning chances even with limited material.Course Highlights:In-Depth Analysis of Korchnoi's Games: Study real-game examples and analyze Korchnoi's moves, decisions, and mindset as he defends and counterattacks against world-class opponents.Structured Defense and Counterplay Sections: Each section is dedicated to a specific aspect of defense and counterattack, from handling open files and central pawn structures to defending with the "bad" French bishop.Real-World Scenarios for Immediate Improvement: Each lecture focuses on practical, real-world scenarios you can apply directly to your own games. This isn't just theory-it's hands-on chess improvement that will elevate your game.Lessons on Strategic Depth and Positional Play: Embrace a new level of positional understanding by studying Korchnoi's unique perspective on chess defense, and apply these insights to gain control of the board.Who Should Enroll in This Course?This course is perfect for chess players of all levels, especially those looking to build a solid defensive foundation, learn the art of counterattacking, or expand their understanding of positional play. Whether you're an attacking player seeking balance, a defensive player needing new techniques, or a fan of Korchnoi's legendary style, this course has something to offer.By the end of this course, you'll have developed the mindset and skills needed to transform your chess game, handle even the most aggressive opponents, and turn defense into a powerful weapon.Enroll today to discover Korchnoi's techniques and bring a new level of resilience and strategy to your chess game!
Who this course is for
Defensive-Minded Players who want to deepen their understanding of patient, calculated defense and learn how to turn defensive positions into winning opportunities.
Aggressive Players interested in balancing their style by learning how to handle counterattacks and capitalize on opponents' overextensions.
Fans of Korchnoi's Unique Style who want to explore his powerful approach to defense and counterattack, studying his games and mindset to unlock new strategic insights.
Players Looking to Build a Strong Psychological Game who want to master the mental aspects of defense, using patience, discipline, and strategic foresight to turn pressure into control.
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ROBLOX Studio 2024: The Ultimate Scripting Mastery Course
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ROBLOX Studio 2024: The Ultimate Scripting Mastery Course
Last updated 10/2024
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A guided Lua scripting journey to go from ZERO to HERO in ROBLOX Studio!
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Become competent in Lua / Luau scripting!
Be able to solve and debug problems in your scripts!
Understand and use ROBLOX studio efficiently!
Understand and utilize the many services available to scripters from the ROBLOX API.
Plan out and create ROBLOX games.
Store and retrieve player data in DataStoreService.
Understand the Client-Server communication model.
Create and script your first games!
Once you learn one programming language, you can learn them all!
Get support in the Q&A section!
Requirements
No previous programming experience required!
Motivation, determination, and self-discipline to learn and create.
Computer & internet connection.
Description
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Java 17 Masterclass: Start Coding in 2024
Last updated 11/2024
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Obtain proficiency in Java 17, as well as older versions incluing Java 11 and Java 8.
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