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Street Experiments for Sustainable and Resilient cities
Our streetscape, despite its feeling of permanence in our environment, is an ideal venue for experimentation. We have come to accept traffic movement as the default function for the street. Therefore, we need to rethink its design and space distribution, go back to its original and basic function and see them as public spaces - Transform them into places for social activities, where conversations can take place and places where kids can play. This course shows you examples of remarkable changes and gives you a toolbox for implementing and evaluating street experiments yourself.
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12 hours
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Diode - pn Junction and Metal Semiconductor Contact
This course can also be taken for academic credit as ECEA 5631, part of CU Boulder’s Master of Science in Electrical Engineering degree.
This course presents in-depth discussion and analysis of pn junction and metal-semiconductor contacts including equilibrium behavior, current and capacitance responses under bias, breakdown, non-rectifying behavior, and surface effect. You'll work through sophisticated analysis and application to electronic devices.
At the end of this course learners will be able to:
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16 hours
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Cryptography and Information Theory
Welcome to Cryptography and Information Theory!
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8 hours
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Designing the Future of Work
The workplace of tomorrow is an uncertain place. We live in a rapidly changing world, and design innovations such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and big data are rapidly changing the fundamental nature of how we live and work. As these technologies continue to evolve at an exponential rate - it is becoming critical to understand their impact on contemporary work practices, and for businesses and employees to understand how to design a secure future amidst this disruption.
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13 hours
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Cloud Technologies & Services
The Cloud Technology course is intended to level set learners on key products and technologies - such as compute, storage and networking that make up the "Cloud". In addition, learners will learn basic concepts of other technologies like containers, media and telemetry. The Cloud Services module will drill more deeply into the services that are made available in the cloud environment. The student completing this module will be able to describe the components of a cloud service including VPC, networking and cloud security.
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4 hours
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Custom Reports in Google Analytics
In this project, you will create three custom reports in Google Analytics, using three different methods.
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3 hours
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Random Models, Nested and Split-plot Designs
Many experiments involve factors whose levels are chosen at random. A well-know situation is the study of measurement systems to determine their capability. This course presents the design and analysis of these types of experiments, including modern methods for estimating the components of variability in these systems. The course also covers experiments with nested factors, and experiments with hard-to-change factors that require split-plot designs.
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9 hours
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Building a Hiring Plan by Analyzing Past Data in Sheets
By the end of this project, you will understand how HR analytics are used to perform several analyses such as analyze total headcount to be hired, consolidate the position details, provide insights that would help the Talent Acquisition Manager to arrive at the sourcing strategy, set the selection process and the assessment guidelines.
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3 hours
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Get started with Jira
In this project you will create your first project in Jira using a Kanban board for agile methodology, creating issues, epics and tasks, setting up WIP limits, building a roadmap sharing work with team members and managing the workflow with transitions.
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3 hours
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Fundamentals of Speechwriting
Fundamentals of Speechwriting is a course that enhances speechwriting skills by deepening learners’ understanding of the impact of key elements on developing coherent and impactful speeches. It is aimed at learners with experience writing and speaking who wish to enhance their current skills. This course covers strategies for analyzing audience and purpose, selecting style and tone, and incorporating rhetorical appeals and storytelling. Learners will craft openings and closings, build structured outlines, review effective rehearsal techniques, and examine methods for editing and revising.
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2 hours
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The Nature of Data and Relational Database Design
This course provides a comprehensive overview of data, various data types, design of databases for storage of data, and creation and manipulation of data in databases using SQL. By the end of this course, students will be able to describe what business intelligence is and how it’s different from business analytics and data science, conduct a basic descriptive statistical analysis and articulate the findings, and differentiate between types of statistics.
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7 hours
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Python for Beginners: Data Structures
This Guided Project "Python for Beginners: Data Structures" is for individuals who are new to programming and want to learn the basics of Python data structures.
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3 hours
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The History of Medicine: Philosophy, Science, and Psychology
"History of Medicine" provides an accessible historical and interdisciplinary perspective on medicine, focused primarily upon therapy and practice, to achieve better understanding of the scope, practice, and limits of medicine. Medicine is defined as the treatment of disease. Human attempts to understand and treat disease will be seen as evolving from the spiritual and mystical practices of the distant past, to the rational approach of the Classical World, and finally to the scientific thinking of the Renaissance and beyond.
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14 hours
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Risk in Modern Society
Risk has become one of the defining features of modern society. Almost daily, we are preoccupied with assessing, discussing, or preventing a wide variety of risks. It is a cornerstone notion for businesses and organizations, but also for nation states and their many levels of government. And even for individuals, risk and the avoidance or embracing thereof, is a key theme.
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11 hours
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Zn and Ni Based Batteries
Zn and Ni based Batteries: This course focuses on identifying active materials, chemistry and manufacturing processes as they relate to Zn as well as Ni batteries Battery selection and sizing for various applications.
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7 hours
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Causal Inference
This course offers a rigorous mathematical survey of causal inference at the Master’s level.
Inferences about causation are of great importance in science, medicine, policy, and business. This course provides an introduction to the statistical literature on causal inference that has emerged in the last 35-40 years and that has revolutionized the way in which statisticians and applied researchers in many disciplines use data to make inferences about causal relationships.
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13 hours
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Sustainability of Social-Ecological Systems: the Nexus between Water, Energy and Food
In this course you will become familiar with the ideas of the water-energy-food nexus and transdisciplinary thinking.
You will learn to see your community or country as a complex social-ecological system and to describe its water, energy and food metabolism in the form of a pattern, as well as to map the categories of social actors.
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23 hours
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How to use influencer marketing to grow instagram business
In this project, you will learn how to grow up your business through building a powerful marketing strategy, select the right influencers, and learn how to create a useful content to share it with the marketing influencers.
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3 hours
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Engineering of Structures: Tension
This course deals with tension. Tension is one of the easiest forces to understand. It is a pulling force. When we tend to pull an object, it is in tension. Different elements that resist tension in buildings are ropes, cables, and funicular forms. You will study different structures and identify what role tension plays in their designs. The first module explores tension and its importance in building structures.
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13 hours
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Western Religions & Ecology
At first glance the fields of religion and ecology may seem and unlikely pairing, but a deeper consideration reveals the two have a great deal to contribute to one another and are indeed inextricably linked. Religions recognize the unity and interdependence of humans with nature. Ecological sciences affirm this deep interconnection with the natural world. This partnership can inspire work for the wellbeing of the Earth community
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18 hours
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Jenkins Pipeline: Declarative and IaC approaches for DevOps
By the end of this course you will be able to start writing your own Jenkins scripts either in the Jenkins UI or as Jenkinsfile over a multi-stage CD workflow.
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3 hours
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Javascript for Beginners: Primitive Data Types
Javascript for Beginners: Primitive Data Types In this 1-hour long project-based course on Javascript Fundamentals: Primitive data types, you will write your own Javascript code to better understand how primitive data types are used to create Javascript programs.
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3 hours
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React Fundamentals
The React Fundamentals course is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to React, the popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. This course is ideal for web developers who are new to React or who have some experience with React and want to deepen their knowledge of the library.
The course covers the fundamental concepts of React including components, props, state, and events. Participants will learn how to build simple and complex React components, handle user events, and manage component states.
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14 hours
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Endpoints and Systems
The three most used endpoint operating systems are Windows, Linux, and Mac. When investigating security incidents, security analysts often encounter these operating systems running on servers or user end hosts. If you are an associate-level cybersecurity analyst who is working in security operation centers, this course will help you understand basic Windows operations principles. By the end of the course, you will be able to:
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• Describe the history of the Windows operating system and vulnerabilities.
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25 hours
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Leadership for Cancer Informatics Research
Informatics research often requires multidisciplinary teams. This requires more flexibility to communicate with team members with distinct backgrounds. Furthermore, team members often have different research and career g…
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8 hours
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