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Dreamweaver CS4 Advanced 2h 18m • 22 Lessons • Advanced Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 is one of the main professional website development tools in the industry today. This advanced Web design course will help you understand how to program complex websites using creative imagery and professional development and design techniques.
Dreamweaver CS3 Introduction 2h 52m • 18 Lessons • Beginner Explore the wide world of Web design. In this course you will learn all about how the Internet works and how to create a website fit for publishing. This course will teach you how to insert images into a website, wrap text around images, and make your website public. Start here to begin your journey towards becoming a webpage designer.
Dreamweaver CS3 Advanced 2h 44m • 18 Lessons • Advanced Discover advanced Web design techniques to create complex and customized projects. Learn how to achieve total control of page layout, positioning, and content by using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). By the end of this course, you will have new power over the layout, design, and features of your website, along with the tools to build any webpage you require.
Dreamweaver CS3 Intermediate 2h 41m • 18 Lessons • Intermediate Explore new layout techniques in this intermediate course on Adobe Dreamweaver CS3. Learn how to insert tables into your webpage design and gain new control over where items appear on the page. Discover how to customize tables and insert interactive buttons for more advanced webpages.
Dreamweaver CC Introduction 3h 50m • 95 Lessons • Beginner The Dreamweaver CC Introduction course details the fundamental steps for creating a website using Dreamweaver. This course in the KnowledgeCity eLearning platform demonstrates the powerful software tools within Dreamweaver that allow users to create eye-catching websites. The Dreamweaver CC Introduction course walks you through the process of creating your own website, ensuring you fully grasp the subjects covered. Topics covered in the course include defining the Internet as a communication delivery system, authoring page layouts, and structure formatting.
Dreamweaver CS4 Introduction 4h 53m • 48 Lessons • Beginner Learn the fundamentals of Adobe Dreamweaver CS4, one of the main professional website development tools used in the industry today. Explore the advantages of various approaches to developing websites and webpages with Dreamweaver, and gain a basic understanding of Web design, script development, and website organization.
Adobe Dreamweaver Beginner 3h 6m • 25 Lessons • Beginner In this beginner course, the student will learn about the basics of working in Adobe Dreamweaver. You will learn about how Dreamweaver fits in the Web Publishing workflow. You will see how Dreamweaver creates HTML and CSS pages without you having to code anything. You will add and modify content to your pages and learn how to test and publish those pages.
Getting Started in Dreamweaver 7m • 2 Lessons • Beginner You will learn how Dreamweaver is part of the Creative Cloud family of apps and how to install, open and customize the workspace to fit your needs.
Basic Dreamweaver Web Design 36m • 5 Lessons • Beginner Prior to getting into Dreamweaver, you will need to plan your site and organize your files so that they can best be used in Dreamweaver. You will create a site and add a page to is so you can understand how the site feature works.
Understanding HTML and CSS in Dreamweaver 46m • 6 Lessons • Beginner Understanding HTML is not a requirement to use Dreamweaver. However, it is recommended. In this module you will familiarize yourself with the tag structure of an HTML page and how Dreamweaver makes it easy to use the code view to learn HTML when creating pages.
Adding Dreamweaver Webpage Context 48m • 5 Lessons • Beginner While HTML provides the structure, CSS provides the beauty. In this module you will familiarize yourself with what CSS is, how the different styles cascade and what HTML elements can be stylized. 
Adding Social Media Links and Sharing to Dreamweaver 45m • 5 Lessons • Beginner Adding content to your pages is what Dreamweaver makes easy. You will add text content and format it using Headings, Bullets and bold and italic styles. You will add and format images and make sure the folder structure and source of the images is correct.
Adobe Dreamweaver Intermediate 3h 12m • 27 Lessons • Intermediate In this Adobe Dreamweaver Intermediate course, you will learn about intermediate principles of working in Adobe Dreamweaver. Working with site management and page templates, you learn how best to add content such as tables, forms and form elements, bootstrap components, audio, video, and animations to create more multifaceted web pages.
Modify Sites in Dreamweaver 30m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate Prior to getting into Dreamweaver, you will need to plan your site and organize your files so that they can best be used in Dreamweaver. You will create a site and add a page to it so you can understand how the site feature works.
Work with Bootstrap in Dreamweaver 39m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate Understanding HTML and CSS is not a requirement to use Dreamweaver. However, it is recommended. In this module, you will familiarize yourself with the tag structure of an HTML page and how Dreamweaver makes it easy to use the code view to learn HTML when creating pages. You will learn and apply the functions of the Bootstrap Framework to easily add new pages and insert items into them.
Tables in Dreamweaver 30m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate While HTML provides the structure, CSS provides the beauty. In this module, you will familiarize yourself with what CSS is, how the different styles cascade, and what HTML elements can be stylized.
Modify Forms in Dreamweaver 41m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate Adding content to your pages is what Dreamweaver makes easy. You will add text content and then format it using Headings, Bullets, and bold and italic styles. You will add and format images and make sure the folder structure and source of the images is correct. You will create text links to other sites, pages within the same site, and to email addresses. 
Dreamweaver Templates 26m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate The Template feature is helpful in Dreamweaver because it allows you to create a “shell” or layout that is consistent across all of your pages. You can then make editable areas on your pages so only those areas can be updated by the users. Templates allow easy changes to content globally. If you need to make changes to the “shell,” it will make updates to all the pages based on that Template. 
Dreamweaver HTML5 Integration 21m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate You can easily add video, audio, and animation to your pages in Dreamweaver using HTML5 family of functions. This allows you to create and add engaging audio and visual content to your existing site. In these lessons, you’ll also recognize that Live view only goes so far when previewing files in Dreamweaver. The Real Time Preview feature allows you to see how your pages will look in an actual browser window. 
Adobe Dreamweaver Advanced 3h 11m • 26 Lessons • Advanced In this advanced course, you will learn Dreamweaver features that allow you to work more efficiently with HTML and CSS pages. You will work with Cascading Style Sheets and the CSS Designer to stylize text, graphics, and layouts. You will learn two different strategies for working with responsive designs that work on tablets and mobile devices. You will learn how to set up Dreamweaver to work with code more efficiently, how to add comments to your code, and how to save code that you use often so
Moving Further in Dreamweaver 23m • 3 Lessons • Advanced Moving further into Dreamweaver means moving past using only HTML for your website code. This course will go into how HTML works with CSS to create a visually appealing website.
CSS in Dreamweaver 34m • 4 Lessons • Advanced After learning how HTML and CSS work together, understand how to use CSS fully by learning its different capabilities in Dreamweaver. This course will go into multiple CSS functions you can integrate into your code.
Dreamweaver Responsive Web Design 29m • 4 Lessons • Advanced Having a visually appealing site at first glance is a good starting point, but more can still be done to really make your page stand out. One of those additions is responsive design, or effects that perform a visual action based on user input. This course will teach you how to implement some responsive design into your pages.
Advanced Coding in Dreamweaver 33m • 4 Lessons • Advanced Now that you have learned how to use two different coding languages separately, dive deep into how these two can work together in your page foundations. This course will help you better understand how to place your code, as well as how everything works together.
Creating Dynamic Pages in Dreamweaver 39m • 5 Lessons • Advanced After learning how to create a responsive website for viewers, you can move on to how to add the finishing touches by applying animations and better layouts to your pages. This course will teach you how to work with CSS animations and advanced layouts.
Previewing and Publishing in Dreamweaver 29m • 4 Lessons • Advanced Either while designing or when finished with designing your website, it’s always good to view the progress you have made. Fortunately, Dreamweaver has many built-in viewing functions for both web and mobile users.
Foundations of Database Management 2h 19m • 21 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Foundations of Database Management, you will learn how to manage a database using a database management system. We will explore the basic foundations of database management, learn techniques to manipulate a database, and examine best practices for securing a database. By the end of this course, you will be able to understand the tasks and responsibilities involved in managing databases.
Database Foundations: Introduction to Database Management 19m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you will learn the fundamental concepts of databases and their importance in various industries. We will explore the basics of relational database management systems (RDBMS) and understand the differences between different types of databases. Additionally, we will cover the critical aspect of database security and why it is essential for effective database management. By the end of these lessons, you will be able to grasp the fundamental concepts of databases, understand RDBMS,
Database Foundations: Querying Databases 22m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Database Foundations: Querying Databases, you will learn the core concepts of T-SQL and how to write effective database queries. We will cover the basics of T-SQL, including the core concepts of database queries, DDL (Data Definition Language) vs. DML (Data Manipulation Language), and SQL commands for filtering and sorting data. By the end of this course, you will be able to write efficient T-SQL queries and manipulate data in a database.
Database Foundations: Object Management 32m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on Database Foundations: Object Management, we’ll discuss the fundamentals of managing database objects and SQL programmability. You’ll learn about database management objects (DMOs) and their significance in efficiently managing and manipulating databases. You’ll also explore key concepts such as tables, views, indexes, stored procedures, and functions in SQL Server. Finally, we’ll cover how to create, modify, and work with these objects using SQL statements and SQL Server Mana
Database Foundations: SQL Server Databases 40m • 5 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on SQL Server Databases, you will learn the fundamentals of SQL Server, including its architecture, installation and configuration options. We will also cover SQL Server security concepts such as users, permissions, and roles, as well as how to back up and restore databases. By the end of these lessons, you will have a solid understanding of SQL Server and be equipped with the necessary skills to manage databases effectively.
Database Foundations: Relational Databases 21m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on Relational Databases, you will learn the foundational concepts of database normalization, SQL constraints, and data modeling. We will explore the importance of database normalization and its three stages: 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF. Additionally, we will cover various types of SQL constraints, including primary keys and foreign keys. Finally, we will dive into the process of data modeling and discuss key concepts such as entities, attributes, relationships, and cardinality. By the end
Agile Testing Basics 1h 8m • 16 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you’ll learn how to plan and execute tests in changing environments, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and adopt new testing strategies. Gain skills in Agile testing to mold your software to user needs and keep up with industry demands.
Beginner Java for Android Development 3h 34m • 45 Lessons • Beginner This course is an introduction to Java that will prepare you to create Android applications.  It is designed for beginning programmers with no previous experience writing code, though you should be familiar with basic computer operations such as browsing directories, installing software, and navigating with a web browser.  
Programming Foundations: Data Structures 2h 40m • 21 Lessons • Beginner This Data Structures course introduces types, data structures, and abstract data types. It explains the relationship between data structures and algorithms and shows how the software development life cycle is used to analyze problems and create design candidates.
C++ Programming Intermediate 3h 9m • 35 Lessons • Intermediate Implement more intricate techniques in your C++ code. This course will teach you how to improve your code syntax and use of pointers as well as a better understanding of classes and functions.
Beginner HTML Series 2h 48m • 37 Lessons • Beginner This HTML 5 course is designed to help you master the fundamentals of HTML while creating a basic, yet complete and functional, website. HTML, HyperText Markup Language, is a fundamental building block of the world wide web. HTML is a standard markup language for documents to be displayed in a web browser. In this beginner course, you will learn the fundamentals of HTML 5.
Intermediate HTML Series 2h 58m • 33 Lessons • Intermediate This HTML 5 course is designed to help you dive into the more advanced topics of HTML while creating a basic, yet complete and functional, website. HTML, HyperText Markup Language, is a fundamental building block of the world wide web. HTML is a standard markup language for documents to be displayed in a web browser. In this Intermediate course, you will learn more advance topics of HTML 5.
Advanced HTML 2h 55m • 32 Lessons • Advanced This HTML 5 course is designed to help you synthesize your knowledge of HTML in order to make practical applications. HTML, HyperText Markup Language, is a fundamental building block of the world wide web. HTML is a standard markup language for documents to be displayed in a web browser. The features of this Advanced course include integrating audio, video, and assistive technology into your web pages
Beginner CSS Series 2h 13m • 22 Lessons • Beginner This CSS beginner course is designed to help you master the fundamentals of CSS while creating a basic yet complete and functional website. CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) is a popular way to format the layout of webpages.  CSS is used to define tech styles, table sizes, and any aspect found in webpages.
Beginner MySQL 1h 26m • 34 Lessons • Beginner Take the first step toward using the open source relational database system with Beginner MySQL. In this course you will learn how to work with fundamental data, aggregates, strings, configuring rows and data.
Intermediate MySQL 1h 2m • 27 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, you will learn numerous ways to report data using SQL, the open source relational database system. You will also learn how to merge data across multiple tables as well as how to apply advanced features of SQL such as variables and functions.
Microsoft Power Apps Beginner 1h 36m • 18 Lessons • Beginner In this introductory course on Microsoft Power Apps, you will learn how to build apps fast using Power Apps’ low-code development tools. We will explore how to build canvas apps, model-driven apps, and Power Pages sites to meet diverse business needs. By the end of this course, you will be able to build functional business apps tailored to your needs.
Microsoft Power Apps Beginner: Getting Started 19m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons provide an introduction to Microsoft Power Apps. You will learn about low-code development and explore the core components like canvas apps, model-driven apps, and Power Pages. We’ll also cover essential terminology including controls, properties, functions, and events like onSelect. By the end of these lessons, learners will have a solid foundation for getting started with low-code development in Power Apps.
Microsoft Power Apps Beginner: Using Power Pages 24m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, we’ll cover the purpose and benefits of Microsoft Power Pages for building websites. You’ll learn how to create, design, and customize a site with Power Pages, and we’ll show you how to how to add, configure, and customize components like text boxes, images, buttons and links on a page. By the end of these lessons, you’ll have a solid foundation for getting started with no-code website development using Power Pages.
Microsoft Power Apps Beginner: Creating Canvas Apps 28m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, we’ll demonstrate how to build a canvas app from scratch in Power Apps using the drag-and-drop editor. You’ll learn how to add controls, connect to data, create logic, and save and share your app. By the end of these lessons, you’ll have a strong foundation for building canvas apps in Power Apps that leverage external data sources like SharePoint.
Microsoft Power Apps Beginner: Creating Model-Driven Apps 21m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you’ll learn how to develop model-driven apps in Power Apps. We’ll show you how to prepare your data and generate intuitive interfaces that are automatically optimized for that data. By the end of these lessons, you will have a strong foundation for leveraging Power Apps to quickly build functional model-driven apps from existing data sources.
Microsoft Visual Studio Intermediate 1h 48m • 18 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, you will learn how to utilize the tools and settings that allow you to optimize your development workspace, implement standardized coding conventions, and increase development productivity and overall software quality. We will explore debugging scenarios to help easily identify and fix coding issues and the tools used to work with and connect to a SQL server database. By the end of this course, you will be able to configure the IDE to fit your working style and development goals.
Microsoft Visual Studio Intermediate: Working With Editors 33m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, you will learn how to work with editors that are specific to your development needs. We will explore how to configure different editors and how to optimize a shared development workspace that facilitates productivity and consistency in the software development and maintenance workflow. By the end of this course, you will be able to identify the editors most useful to your development team/efforts and work with them productively and consistently across teams.
Microsoft Visual Studio Intermediate: Coding 47m • 7 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, you will learn the difference between some of the most common programming and markup languages. We will explore the concepts of managed and unmanaged code and what their main differences are. We will also discuss project scenarios for which customization of the IDE is best suited. By the end of this course, you will be able to explain the difference between managed and unmanaged code and where the usage of each makes the most sense.
Microsoft Visual Studio Intermediate: SQL 24m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, we will explain the main difference between relational and non-relational databases and discuss the concept of data providers. You will also learn how to navigate and use the SQL-related tools available within Microsoft Visual Studio to connect to a SQL database. By the end of this course, you will be able to explain the differences between data storage types and identify the data storage facilities best suited for your team’s development needs.
R Programming Beginner 2h 42m • 30 Lessons • Beginner In this R Programming Beginner course, you will discover the fundamentals of the R programming language, including syntax, data types, and control structures. You will learn how to use R to manipulate and analyze data using functions and tools such as subsetting, sorting, and merging.
R Programming: Getting Started and Installation 14m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you will learn how to install R and RStudio on your Windows computer. You will also get familiar with the RStudio interface, including the console, script panel, and other key features.
R Programming: Syntax and Data Types 20m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you will learn the basics of R programming syntax and data types. You will learn about atomic vector types, including character, numeric, and logical data types. You will also learn how to create vectors in R.
R Programming: Two Dimensional Data 21m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you will learn about the fundamental concepts of working with two-dimensional data in R programming language. We’ll cover the fundamental concepts of two-dimensional data, data frames, tibbles, and lists using the R programming language. The module consists of interactive lessons, quizzes, and hands-on exercises designed to help learners gain proficiency in using R for data analysis.
R Programming: Data Manipulation 29m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons cover the essentials of data filtering in base R, including combining multiple filters and summarizing data using base functions such as table(), summary(), sum(), mean(), quantile(), and head(). You will also learn strategies for working with missing NA data, such as removing, replacing, or subsetting it, as well as how to use brackets [] to subset columns and rows.
R Programming: Using R Packages 27m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, we’ll cover some essential skills for package installation and data manipulation using external packages. You’ll learn how to download and install packages from CRAN and GitHub and use external package functions for data manipulation with dplyr(). You’ll also be introduced to tidyr's pivot and unnesting functions.
R Programming: Data Visualization Basics in R 26m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you will learn how to use base graphics and ggplot2 to create effective data visualizations. You will also explore techniques for customizing plots, adding labels, and chaining grammar or graphical elements together.
R Programming: Building Your First Function 20m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you will dive deeper into the R programming language with a focus on flow control functions such as if() and for() loops, the creation of custom functions using function(), and the application of the apply() family of functions for data manipulation. You will also learn about error handling using stop() and warning() functions.
R Programming Intermediate 2h 54m • 35 Lessons • Intermediate In this course on R Programming, you will learn how to create R functional programming projects by writing source code that will scale to high performance in data analysis. We will explore data structures for base objects as well as learn how to create our own classes, rewrite code to take advantage of vectorization and parallel processing, and use benchmarking and profiling to measure performance gains. By the end of this course, you will be able to write R code that will perform data analysis
R Programming Intermediate: Control Flow and Conditional Statements 41m • 7 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, you will learn how to write R functions with conditional control flow. We will explore the base data structures in R including class properties and attributes, along with functional programming concepts. By the end of these lessons, you will be able to write conditional statements and apply them to control flow and to subset data structures.
R Programming Intermediate: Mastering Loops 38m • 9 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, you will learn control flow in R, especially loops and loop-=like programming. We will explore conditional loops, structural loops, and conditional quitting. We will also discuss vectorizing functions and applying loop functions in order to avoid structural loops in R. By the end of these lessons, you will be able to write loops or use loop-like techniques to apply R functions for data processing tasks.
R Programming Intermediate: Benchmarking 18m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, you will learn how to measure the performance of R code. We will explore the bench package in R, designing experiments to precisely measure performance of R code, interpreting results, and comparing functions using these experiments. By the end of these lessons, you will be able to design and conduct your own experiments to measure the performance of R code.
R Programming Intermediate: Profiling 9m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, you will learn how to profile the performance of R code. We will use the profiling package of R, explore the different time and memory measurements taken, and interpret the results. By the end of these lessons, you will be able to profile your own R code to identify bottlenecks due to slow code or memory allocation inefficiencies.
R Programming Intermediate: Parallel Processing 12m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons on parallel processing, you will learn how to leverage parallel computing resources to scale your R projects. We will explore the parallel package, how to apply functions using multiple cores, and creating and using socket clusters. By the end of these lessons, you will be able to scale your R projects by taking advantage of parallel computing resources.
R Programming Intermediate: Object Oriented Programming 53m • 8 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons on object-oriented programming, you will learn functional object-oriented programming in R. We will explore S3 classes, R6 classes, and S4 classes. By the end of these lessons, you will be able to create classes from any of these types that can be used in your own R projects or available for others to use.
Beginner Angular 2h 4m • 39 Lessons • Beginner Learn the basics of Angular and its project files by understanding the structure of the application. This course introduces Angular CLI and DOM elements to create a front-end application.
Introducing Angular 14m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons introduce the Angular framework and show how to get started with development. You’ll learn how to install the CLI and create a new Angular application.
Angular Modules 9m • 3 Lessons • Beginner These lessons introduce Angular modules and their role in the Angular framework. You’ll learn how to use the module decorator and how to set different metadata properties.
Angular Components 25m • 5 Lessons • Beginner These lessons introduce Angular components and how they control the view of an Angular application. You’ll learn about the component decorator and how it’s used to configure the component.
Angular Services 10m • 3 Lessons • Beginner These lessons discuss Angular services and the role they play in an application. You’ll learn how to create a service using a decorator.
Angular Pipes, Directives, and Routing 23m • 8 Lessons • Beginner These lessons introduce the common pipes that are used to format data for display in an application.
Angular CLI 8m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons cover the CLI and the different commands that will help you when developing your application. You’ll learn how to create both the application and the different Angular schematics that help you to build it.
TypeScript in Angular 13m • 5 Lessons • Beginner These lessons cover the basics of the TypeScript language. You’ll learn about basic typing for primitive data types, and also how to set up an interface or alias for more complicated structures. Additionally, you’ll learn how TypeScript uses structural typing to define type matches. 
Angular Applications 16m • 5 Lessons • Beginner These lessons will show you how to put together your working knowledge of Angular to create a simple front-end application. You’ll learn how to create the components and services needed to perform the app functions.
Intermediate Angular 3h 27m • 44 Lessons • Intermediate This course will further your understanding of the Angular framework. You’ll learn how Angular uses Node.js and NPM, and install the Angular CLI. This course will explain how Angular starts up an application and runs it in the browser.
Install Node 4m • 2 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will introduce Node.js and NPM. It’ll cover how to install them, as well as how they interact with the Angular framework.
Using Angular CLI 12m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will introduce Angular’s CLI tool and how it can assist your development process. You’ll learn now to install the CLI and create a new Angular workspace. You’ll also learn how to quickly create components, modules, services and more using schematics.
Communicating between Angular Components 36m • 7 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will demonstrate different ways you can send information between components, depending on their relationship to each other. You’ll learn how to pass information from parent to child, child to parent, or both ways between two components.
Generating Directives and Pipes in Angular 18m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will cover structural directives, attribute directives and pipes. It’ll introduce the built in directives and pipes provided by Angular. It’ll also demonstrate how to create your own pipe class using the CLI, as well as a structural and an attribute directive. 
Bootstrapping in Angular 13m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will explain how the Angular framework bootstraps an application and gets it running in the browser. You’ll learn how Angular automatically bootstraps an application by default, as well as how to implement manual bootstrapping for your application.
Testing Angular Applications 17m • 7 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will introduce software testing and how to write tests for your Angular application. You’ll learn about the different types of tests and the features they focus on.
Angular Template Driven Forms 30m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will focus on building template driven forms. You’ll learn how to create the form template and bind it to a data model. You’ll learn about Angular’s control states, and how to use them to handle form validation and display error feedback messages to the user.
Angular Routing 33m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will cover Angular’s routing services. You’ll learn how to create child routes, as well as restricted routes that only certain users can access.
Building Angular Applications 40m • 8 Lessons • Intermediate This chapter will use the skills you’ve learned so far to continue building out a simple, front end to do list application. You’ll learn how to create a component to edit existing tasks, as well as add features such as sorting for the task list, and the ability to delete all the completed tasks at once.
Angular Advanced 2h 56m • 31 Lessons • Advanced In this course on Advanced Angular, you will learn how to build professional Angular applications. We will explore creating reactive components, creating reactive forms dynamically, making HTTP requests, and processing data. By the end of this course, you will be able to confidently explore many features of the Angular framework to create applications with all these tools at your disposal.
Angular Advanced: Dynamic Components and Reactive Forms 45m • 7 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons on Dynamic Components and Reactive Forms, you will learn how to create dynamic components that let the developers and users in your UI application create reusable UI at any time. You will also learn to use reactive forms that can build from form controls, form groups, and form arrays.
Angular Advanced: Validators, Interceptors, and Guards 29m • 5 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons on Validation and Route Guards, you will learn how to create robust validation in reactive forms. You will learn to use out-of-the-box form validation provided to developers in Angular framework, as well create custom validation to handle complex scenarios. You will also learn how to use route guards to write custom logic to check whether the user can be allowed access to routes and pages.
Angular Advanced: JWT Authentication 28m • 6 Lessons • Advanced Security is of critical concern to all modern applications. In these lessons, you will learn how to work with JWT Tokens, implement authentication, and store user credentials. You will also learn about the HTTP interceptor and use it to intercept HTTP requests and send the token back to the server for every request.
Angular Advanced: RESTful Functionality 49m • 7 Lessons • Advanced In most Angular applications you as a developer will be required to make HTTP requests to the backend / server. Any application with CRUD functionality in Angular will use the HTTP client module and class. In these lessons, we will go over how to use this HTTPClient class to make API requests. You will also learn about Angular’s powerful RxJs libraries and how to use Observables.
Angular Advanced: Progressive Web Apps 20m • 4 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons we will look at Progressive Web Apps (PWA). We will learn how to create and use them to build web applications that run and perform like a native mobile app on mobile devices. We will also learn how to run them locally and how to deploy them on various platforms.
TypeScript Beginner 2h 6m • 31 Lessons • Beginner In this TypeScript beginner course you will learn the basics of TypeScript, a programming language that is strongly typed and built upon JavaScript. Learning TypeScript will let you build large-scale and complex applications that need to be strong-typed, object-oriented, and compiled.
TypeScript Beginner: Introducing TypeScript 19m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you’ll learn how TypeScript extends the functionality of JavaScript to allow for stronger typing and better tooling, leading to more efficient and powerful web development.
TypeScript Beginner: Using TypeScript 43m • 10 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, we’ll cover strong typing, type inference, operators, objects, and functions to enhance web development efficiency and reliability.
TypeScript Beginner: Type Annotations 12m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you’ll learn about type annotations and inference in functions and objects, as well as inference with complex objects.
TypeScript Beginner: Interface 14m • 3 Lessons • Beginner Learn how to declare and implement interfaces in TypeScript, including interfaces for functions.
TypeScript Beginner: Defining Complex Types 33m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you will learn complex types including literals, enums, tuples, arrays, unions, and the keyof type operator.
TypeScript Intermediate 2h 31m • 32 Lessons • Intermediate ‏In this TypeScript Intermediate course, you will learn the intermediate features and functionality of TypeScript, a programming language that is strongly typed and built upon JavaScript. Learning TypeScript will let you build large-scale and complex applications that need to rely on being strong-typed, object-oriented, and compiled.
TypeScript Intermediate: Classes 22m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate ‏In these lessons, you’ll learn how TypeScript uses object-oriented design, classes, and inheritance for modern software development, including professional and safe design.
TypeScript Intermediate: Advanced Types 37m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, we’ll look the rich set of advanced type features that significantly enhance the language's expressiveness and type safety. These features include the spread operator, tuples, intersection types, discriminated type unions, type guards, and typecasting.
TypeScript Intermediate: Design Patterns 50m • 9 Lessons • Intermediate ‏In these lessons, you’ll learn about design patterns, essential tools in software development that offer reusable solutions to common programming challenges. We’ll go over three categories of patterns: creational, structural, and behavioral.
TypeScript Intermediate: Generics 22m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, you’ll learn to unlock the full potential of TypeScript with Generics. We’ll cover how to create flexible and reusable code by abstracting away data types and building versatile functions and classes. Master the art of writing type-safe, efficient, and scalable applications with ease.
TypeScript Intermediate: Decorators 16m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, you will learn about metaprogramming by applying decorators to your typescript code. We will explore the different types of decorators: Decorator Factories, Property Decorators, Class Decorators, and Method Decorators.
Programming with C Intermediate 1h 18m • 25 Lessons • Intermediate In this Programming with C Intermediate course, you will learn new techniques for advancing your C programming ability. These techniques include understanding C programming syntax, how to use the conditional operator for making concise decisions, how to work with C's two fundamental data structures—one-dimensional and two-dimensional arrays—how to use recursion for writing more effective functions, and how to use more advanced C features, such as structs and unions.
Programming with C: Syntax 11m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, we’ll explain how to write proper grammatical statements in C and identify the major syntactical components of C programs including identifiers, keywords, constants, blocks, and the comma operator.
Programming with C: Conditionals and Decision-Making 8m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate The conditional operator can significantly reduce the amount of space it takes to code if-else logic. In these lessons, we’ll review the if statement, cover how to form statements using the conditional operator, and demonstrate the best uses of the conditional operator.
Programming with C: One-Dimensional Arrays 13m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, we’ll cover how to store data in one-dimensional arrays. We’ll begin by describing how arrays are declared, then demonstrate how you can declare and initialize an array in one statement. After that, we’ll discuss how data is accessed in arrays, and end with a discussion of how to use arrays to solve problems.
Programming with C: Two-Dimensional Arrays 11m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate C arrays are good for storing linear data but are not adequate for tabular data—any data stored as rows and columns. In these lessons, you’ll learn how to use two-dimensional arrays to declare, initialize, and work with tabular data in C.
Programming with C: Recursion 8m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, we’ll discuss how to write recursive functions. A recursive function is a function that calls itself in its definition. We’ll begin by demonstrating recursion through computing factorials. Then we’ll move on to a more complex recursive function—computing a term in the Fibonacci sequence. You’ll learn how to perform a simple process recursively, and conclude by comparing the recursive solution vs. the iterative solution for computing powers of numbers.
Programming with C: Structs, Unions, and Constants 20m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate In these lessons, we’ll discuss two advanced C data structures, the struct and the union. You’ll get acquainted with structs—special data structures that allow a programmer to create composite data types—and we’ll cover how to create the fields that make up a struct, and how to use structs to solve common programming problems. Then we’ll go over unions, which allow variables to store different data types. We’ll conclude by explaining what constants are, how to use them, and why they are importan
Web Accessibility and Design 1h 18m • 31 Lessons • Beginner Web accessibility removes barriers to communication and interaction, which individuals may face on a website. Throughout this course, you will gain a fundamental knowledge in digital accessibility to help ensure your websites work well for individuals with disabilities or impairments, meet mandated standards, and provide an optimal user experience for everyone.
Web Accessibility, User Experience (UX), and Impairments 8m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Web Accessibility, User Experience, and Impairments, you will be introduced to the concept of web accessibility and the role that User Experience (UX) design plays in creating accessible websites. You will also learn about the importance of web accessibility and the types of challenges individuals with impairments or disabilities may face when using and interacting with websites.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Compliance 9m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Compliance, you will learn how to define web accessibility and who it affects. You will also learn about how a website’s design can affect an individual’s ability to navigate and interact with it, depending on their abilities or impairments. In addition to learning about the importance of accessible design, you will also learn about the legal obligations and guidelines for compliance with web accessibility.
Accessibility Design & Assistive Technologies 13m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Accessibility Design and Assistive Technologies, you will learn about design theory for accessibility and assistive technologies for impaired individuals. We will identify and discuss multimedia challenges for individuals with visual or hearing impairments. We will also identify and discuss input device challenges for those with disabilities or impairments.
Form Design and Accessibility 7m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Form Design and Accessibility, you will learn about form design and how to ensure forms are accessible for all users. Forms are a common and often necessary component of many websites, and users of all abilities need to be able to navigate, fill out, and submit them without issue. This course will show you proper form coding and how to produce logical error messages.
Keyboard/Touch Accessibility 7m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Keyboard and Touch Accessibility, you will learn about alternative input device functionality on web forms. Forms are a common and often necessary component of many websites, and users of all abilities need to be able to navigate, fill out, and submit them without issue. This course will discuss alternative input devices for forms, including keyboard and touch screen technologies.
Multimedia Accessibility 5m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this course on Multimedia Accessibility, you will learn about multimedia accessibility for websites and the requirements for audio and video. Video and audio are common components of many websites. However, interacting with these elements can be challenging for users with impaired vision or hearing. This course will discuss ways to make audio and video accessible for all individuals through the implementation of captions, subtitles, transcripts, and other requirements.
Content Structure, Navigation, and Flexibility 12m • 4 Lessons • Beginner This course on Content Structure, Navigation, and Flexibility will cover the basics of accessible content and navigation. There is much more to designing a website menu than just aesthetics. Websites and their menu structure need to be logical and navigable for its users and all input devices. This course will discuss ways to create menu structures and websites that are easily navigated by users of all abilities.
Testing for Accessibility and Compliance 10m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons on Testing for Accessibility and Compliance will cover testing and compliance for web accessibility. There are a lot of areas to be mindful of when coding and developing websites to ensure they meet accessibility standards. To help with this, developers and designers can use testing tools to look at all aspects of accessibility on their websites. This course will describe the tools used to test accessibility and the types of testing used.
Java Programming Advanced 2h 30m • 29 Lessons • Advanced Java has remained a leader of languages in the industry and is getting more feature rich with each release. In this Java Programming Advanced course, you will discover how the language has evolved, how to leverage new techniques available in the language, and tips and techniques that will level up your skills. With each module in this course, you will find many great examples of how to put these new features to work for you today.
Advanced Java: Overview 13m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, we will look at the evolution of the Java language and what to expect in terms of release rollout schedules. For years, it took many months for new features to arrive in the language, frustrating many IT shops. Oracle has since adopted a six-month cadence for new release rollouts, and has even opened up preview releases so IT professionals can better plan for their own upgrades.
Advanced Java: Collections 20m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, we will look at the collection framework and how we can leverage its power using a few utility classes. We will review several typical use cases for dealing with groups of objects, as well as several scenarios you might be encountering for the first time. We will wrap up with a few examples of natural ordering and how you can create a library of customer sort orders.
Advanced Java: Functional Programming 19m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, you will begin your journey from imperative to functional programming in Java, including what it is, and how Java implements it through something called @FunctionalInterface. We’ll go over how functional programming can come to your aid by building small, concise expressive code fragments that save time and money.
Advanced Java: Streams 18m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, we will look at using lambda and the declarative programming style to process streams. Processing collections of objects is something we do regularly; however, it was far more tedious before streams.
Advanced Java: Multithreading 18m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, we will look at threading in Java, with an emphasis on multithreading. You’ll learn how—much the way modern highways have multiple lanes of traffic flowing in each direction—modern computing hardware now uses multiple processors. In order to take advantage of this modern hardware, we’ll go over how to write our software needs in a more intelligent way that utilizes these multiprocessor computers by running different tasks on separate processors.
Advanced Java: Design Patterns 13m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, we’ll look at design patterns and how they apply to Java. You’ll learn how a design pattern provides a general, reusable solution for a commonly occurring problem in a given context. We’ll also cover design patterns as a set of formalized best practices a programmer can use to solve common problems when designing an application. These lessons will demonstrate examples of applying design patterns in code.
Advanced Java: Files and Directories 19m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons we will look at the evolution of Java support for I/O and how the new NIO library makes all of this even easier. Directories are hierarchically organized into a tree of directories where a directory has a parent-child relationship. You will learn how to create directories, files, and temporary storage for all of these artifacts. We will also compare and contrast the legacy support for these operations alongside the new and improved NIO library.
Advanced Java: I/O 9m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, we will look at the new NIO library for reading and writing files. Many Java applications require that you interact with various input/output devices. Java I/O is the flow of data that you can either read from, or you can write to. It is used to perform read and write operations in file permanently. Java uses I/O streams to perform these tasks. The I/O streams are how we will demonstrate reading and writing files. Lastly, we will peer into file system using metadata methods.
Advanced Java: Date and Time API 16m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons we’ll look at the new date and time support in Java and see how it rivals the legacy classes used previously. Java 8 introduced new APIs for Date and Time to address the shortcomings of the older java.util.Date and java.util.Calendar. We’ll cover the wide variety of utility methods that support the most common operations, and you will learn how this new library is more intuitive, easy to use, and safer for your code.
Programming with C Beginner 1h 54m • 25 Lessons • Beginner In this Programming with C for Beginners course, you will learn the core fundamental programming techniques necessary to develop a solid foundation in the C programming language. These fundamentals include the various C data types, how to create and store data in variables, how to form arithmetic and assignment statements, how to make decisions in code, how to perform loops, and how to create and use functions.
Getting Started with C Programming 7m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this Getting Started with C course, we’ll go over installing the Code::Blocks code editor for your operating system. We’ll demonstrate how each section of the editor works for creating programs and saving projects, then conclude the course with an explanation of on how to get data into and out of a C program.
Data Types in C Programming 8m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this Data Types course, we discuss how to use If statements and the Switch statement to make decisions in C programs. Within C, there are three different If statements you’ll learn about: the simple if statement; the If-else statement; and the If-else If statement. We’ll also explain how the Switch statement covers situations when decisions are based solely on integral—or whole number—data.
C Variables and Constants 17m • 4 Lessons • Beginner Compiled programming languages require an intimate knowledge of the language’s data types. If programmers don’t understand how a language uses data types, they can’t effectively store data in their programs. In this Variables and Constants course, we’ll cover three different C data types used to work with numbers and text: Int for whole numbers, Float for single-precision floating-point numbers, and Double for double-precision floating-point numbers.
Conditional Statements in C Programming 21m • 4 Lessons • Beginner This Conditional Statements course will go over creating and using variables, as well as how to write assignment and arithmetic statements in C. These lessons cover writing variable declaration statements, assignment statements, variable declaration, and initialization statements, as well as writing statements to perform arithmetic.
Loops in C Programming 25m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In this Loops course, you’ll learn how to perform repetition in C programs using For statements, While statements, and Do While statements. You’ll see how For statements are used when the number of repetitions to be performed is known in advance, and how While statements are used when it isn’t. You’ll also learn how the Do While statement is used when a given programming solution is easier to solve with the conditional test at the bottom of the loop.
C Programming Functions 30m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This Functions course covers the creation and use of functions in C, including value-returning functions and void functions. In these lessons, you’ll see how a value-returning function takes data and transforms it in some way, such as converting a temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit. You’ll also learn how void functions are used to execute a function without returning a value—such as when you want to display a greeting in several different places in a program.
Microsoft Visual Studio: Beginner 2h • 22 Lessons • Beginner In this MS Visual Studio Beginner course, you will learn how to use Visual Studio to build software. We will cover installing, setting up, and navigating the essential windows and interface in Visual Studio. We will also explore working with projects, using watch windows and call stack for debugging code, installing and using NuGet Packages, collaboration tools, unit testing, and source control.
Getting to Know Microsoft Visual Studio 22m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In getting to know Visual Studio, you will learn to set up the Visual Studio workspace. We will cover downloading and installing Visual Studio, navigating the essential windows and user interfaces, and organizing your project to help with efficiency. We will also discuss helpful Visual Studio Extensions and how to install and use them.
Microsoft Visual Studio Beginner: Working With Projects 23m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on Working with Projects, we will cover setting up and organizing different types of projects. You will learn how to create your first project, install and use external libraries with NuGet packages, and how to work with multi-project solutions.
Microsoft Visual Studio Beginner: Debugging Your Code 23m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on Debugging Your Code, you will learn to use breakpoints, code inspection tools, and code navigation tools while testing and debugging your code. We will also discuss using watch windows and call stack debugging to assess and fix coding issues.
Microsoft Visual Studio Beginner: Collaborating 8m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on Collaborating, you will learn to set up the Visual Studio Live Share features, use the Live Share tools such as Shared Servers, and discover how to join a session. We will also discuss coding features, such as live code editing.
Microsoft Visual Studio Beginner: Unit Testing 27m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In Unit Testing, you will learn how to create your first unit test and streamline unit testing with MS Test attributes. We will also discuss project settings and learn test driven development within Visual Studio.
Microsoft Visual Studio Beginner: Source Control 13m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on Source Control with GitHub, you will learn how to set up a GitHub account and the benefits of connecting to GitHub through Visual Studio. We will also create and clone repositories and use the essential GitHub functions.
Programming Foundations: Databases 1h 34m • 38 Lessons • Beginner This course introduces the fundamentals of database concepts and assets. Learners will gain a variety of skills and grasp new concepts pertaining to databases, queries, relationships, indexes, and more. You’ll learn about the benefits of using a database, along with how to manage and secure one. You’ll be able to design your own database that will allow you to store, organize and present data in a practical and useful way.
What is a Database? 7m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons introduce you to what data is and how to distinguish between data and a database. You’ll review some of the best database software that is available, and then learn how to install SQL Server 2019 Developer for Windows.
Key Database Concepts 16m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons will teach you about some key database concepts. You’ll learn about the benefits of organizing your data and how to create your first database. You’ll also explore tables and how you can establish relationships and keys with them.
Database Types 4m • 5 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you’ll learn about different database types, and then focus more specifically on the indvidual strengths and weaknesses of each type. You’ll also learn which are the most popular and the reasons why you might choose one over the other for certain projects.
Database Languages 9m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you’ll earn about different types of database languages and the categories they are broken into. You’ll learn how to use them to search, access, define, and update data.
Tables 17m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you’ll explore tables. You’ll build multiple tables and learn about establishing relationships between tables. You’ll create primary and foreign keys, along with setting data types. You’ll also learn how to import a table from an external source.
Relationships 6m • 3 Lessons • Beginner This course will review relationships. This includes one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships. You’ll use your database software to look at database diagrams and understand the difference between these different relationships.
Querying 16m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This course will introduce you to queries. You’ll learn about sorting and filtering data using queries. You’ll also learn about grouping and joining data. You’ll also select, insert, update, and delete data by building queries.
Storage 4m • 3 Lessons • Beginner This course will explore the concept of storage. You’ll learn about how data is stored, and the structure used for database storage. You’ll also be introduced to the concept of Indexes, and then learn to build your own index.
Administration and Security 8m • 4 Lessons • Beginner This course will introduce you to database administration and security. You’ll learn why it’s so important to secure your databases. You’ll learn about user and user logins. You’ll also learn how permissions and roles can help secure your database. Finally, you’ll backup and restore a database.
Java Intermediate 2h 39m • 25 Lessons • Intermediate In this Java Intermediate Course, you will focus on event-driven programming methods; we will explore the usage of ENUMs, tackle the issues concerning Inheritance, and understand the complexities of Polymorphism and Abstraction.
Java Programming: Inheritance and Polymorphism 1h 23m • 11 Lessons • Intermediate Java Programming will start with ENUMS, which allows us to create a list of constants like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc. This module makes sense of Inheritance, where one class acquires the properties of another, and Polymorphism, in which many classes are related through inheritance.
Java Exceptions 33m • 5 Lessons • Intermediate In Java Expressions, you will learn what exceptions are and how you can use them. You will learn about the different exception types and then figure out how to handle them and group them.
Java Lists 20m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In Java Lists, you will discover there are many types of lists available in Java; in addition to the review of ArrayLists, we will talk about a Set List, which is a distinct unordered list of elements, and LinkedList which is very similar to an ArrayList which has a regular array inside it.
Java Lambda 19m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate In Java Lambda, you will learn explanations of Lambda Expressions, which is a statement or statements that take in parameters and returns a value.
Programming Foundations: Software QA 1h 44m • 25 Lessons • Beginner This KnowledgeCity course provides an overview of the different concepts and components involved in Software Quality Assurance (SQA).  The SQA course, taught by instructor Andrew Levin, provides a comprehensive overview of the concepts and features that make up all areas of Software Quality Assurance. The course starts with a brief overview and history of the SQA’s origins and why it is needed. 
Defining Software Quality Assurance 12m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will briefly examine the history of SQA, its origins and original uses. You will also learn the definition of SQA and how to recognize “high quality” in the context of software development
Software QA and the Development Lifecycle 28m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about the different types of SDLCs. You will examine AGILE, V, Waterfall, Spiral, and Prototyping. You will examine how each style is applied to the project along with the advantages and disadvantages of each. You will also explore which type of SDLC to use based on the project at hand
Software QA Concepts and Processes 17m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about Planning Guides. You will explore what a Planning Guide is, why they are needed, and how to create an appropriate guide. Additionally, you will learn how to map out your testing strategy when it comes to software. You will also learn about both of the basic testing strategies—what they encompass and how to apply them—along with IEEE standard testing strategies. 
Software QA Tools and Methods 30m • 8 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about different testing techniques you can apply to your code in order to check for errors and proper usage. You will explore different Black Box and White Box testing techniques, what they are used for, when to use them, and how to use them with actual working software samples. 
Software QA and Bug Reporting 12m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about Bug Reports. You will how to construct a good Bug Report by seeing which fields to include and suggested data to fill in the fields with descriptive and appropriate data. You will also see what should and should not go into a proper Bug Report.  
Git/GitHub Fundamentals 1h 50m • 38 Lessons • Beginner This course introduces the fundamentals of GitHub and Git while teaching you how to manage the source code for almost any project. By taking this course you’ll learn how to navigate GitHub and the command line, how GitHub and Git are related, and the best practices for communication and collaboration on GitHub.
Version Control, Git, and GitHub 6m • 4 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will introduce the concept of version control, hosting, and cloud computing. It will also explain what Git and GitHub are and how they are related. You’ll learn about some resources and tools that can make your experience with Git and GitHub better.
Getting Started in GitHub 6m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will get you started with Git and GitHub. You’ll learn how to install Git for Windows, Mac, and Linux. You’ll also learn how to create a GitHub account and download the GitHub Desktop app.
Basic GitHub Components 20m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you’ll learn about some of the basic GitHub components. You’ll be introduced to the basic concepts of the GitHub workflow. You’ll also learn about branches, files, and repositories and how you can work with them doing things like commits, cloning, and forking. Milestones will also be introduced.
Working with the Command Line 23m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will work with the command line. You’ll learn the difference between working locally and working remotely. You’ll also create repositories, branches, and commits. Finally, you’ll create and merge pull requests.
Working with GitHub Desktop 12m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you’ll work with the GitHub Desktop. You’ll learn how to take advantage of the GUI that GitHub Desktop offers while adding projects and cloning and forking repositories.
Creating and Moving Projects in GitHub 16m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will review creating and moving projects in GitHub. You’ll create and prepare a new project, and then move it to GitHub. You’ll learn about the difference between private and public projects while understanding what you have to do to create an open-source project.
Collaborating in GitHub 21m • 6 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will discuss collaborating in GitHub. You’ll learn about how you can communicate better with others using task lists and ordering lists. You’ll also learn about how to create teams and notifications. Finally, you’ll learn about archiving repositories.
JavaScript Programming Beginner Series 2h 38m • 38 Lessons • Beginner Develop new web programs using JavaScript programming. This course will cover the basics of downloading a compiler to creating your first JavaScript functions, as well as learning different data types, functions, and methods along the way. Create website functions from scratch by understanding how they work on the back end within the code.
Getting Ready to learn JavaScript 21m • 3 Lessons • Beginner JavaScript is core programming language integral to website and application development. In this course, we’ll review tools, basic syntax, functions, conditional statements, and loops, and introduce you to working with JavaScript on a webpage. You’ll acquire a basic working knowledge to write, edit and run JavaScript, as well as how to use the F12 tools and their advanced features. You will also learn how to install Visual Studio and the settings that make it easier to manipulate.
Basic JavaScript Syntax 46m • 10 Lessons • Beginner JavaScript syntax is the set of rules that govern JavaScript programming. This course will teach you the basics of syntax, statements, variables, and variable assignments. You’ll discover JavaScript data types and strings and how to treat them as objects and call functions.  By the end of this course, you’ll obtain knowledge of numbers and dates as objects, and you'll understand arrays and how to use JavaScript operators. 
JavaScript Functions 28m • 8 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you’ll learn the pivotal role of functions in JavaScript. You’ll explore the basics of functions, including declarations, local variables, and parameters. You’ll understand anonymous functions and immediate invoked function expressions, plus inline one-time use functions. You’ll also learn how to return a value from a function, how to call and create a function, and how to change a function. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to manage functions in JavaScript.
JavaScript: Conditions and Loops 26m • 7 Lessons • Beginner In this beginner’s JavaScript course, you’ll learn about the important coding tools called conditions and loops. You’ll learn how to use the various logic including the “if” and “switch” statements in your coding. You’ll gain knowledge of looping, or iterating over arrays. Finally, you’ll learn methods of looping, including the “while” and “for” loops. This course includes interactive exercises that will test what you’ve learned and apply that knowledge to real-life situations.
JavaScript: Working with the Web Page 35m • 8 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you’ll be introduced to interacting with web pages and how to work with the document object model (DOM). You’ll learn about DOM methods and how to change DOM properties. You’ll understand what events are available and how to tie codes to events using the most efficient approaches. You’ll gain an understanding of passing parameters to event handlers and common event types when dealing with form controls. Finally, you’ll apply what you’ve learned through a real-life exercise. 
JavaScript Programming Intermediate Series 2h 3m • 29 Lessons • Intermediate Build off of your knowledge of JavaScript with this intermediate programming course. Learn different JavaScript types, object-orientation, and understand what the DOM, or Document Object Model is, and how to use it in your code.
Working with JavaScript Types 22m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, we’ll take a deeper dive into the skills needed to perform more sophisticated programming when working with JavaScript data types. You’ll learn about operator precedence and the various types of operator functions, such as the type of operator and how to handle undefined values; ways to determine the equality of type and value; how to find string characters; and, through skill-building exercises, how to work with equality of type and value and how to create regular expressions.
Object-Oriented JavaScript 37m • 9 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, you’ll develop skills in object-oriented JavaScript programming. You will learn about object classes in JavaScript, their common structure and how to create them. You’ll gain an understanding of why classes are important in JavaScript and how to declare class instance properties. You’ll discover static class members, class instances, and how to design a class. Lastly, you’ll learn about various JavaScript modules, what an enum is, and how to create one.
JavaScript: Working with the Document Object Model 29m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate The document object model (DOM) is a basic function of JavaScript. In this course, you’ll learn to create and insert elements into the DOM, how to navigate the DOM, and ways to move items on the web page. You’ll do an exercise on how to change the appearance of your page and learn to change HTML attributes. Finally, you’ll acquire tips for changing the cascading style sheets (CSS), which describe how your page appears visually on your screen. 
Popular JavaScript APIs 31m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are computer interfaces that facilitate interaction and collaboration between applications, adding significant efficiencies to programming processes. In this course, you’ll learn how to apply popular APIs to your JavaScript programming, including geolocation, canvas, SVG, file system, effective client-side storage and web workers. 
JavaScript Programming Advanced Series 4h • 30 Lessons • Advanced This concluding course in JavaScript programming will finish covering everything you need to know to begin on your web development journey. This course will go over how to work with JQuery and TypeScript, as well as learning new requests and functions that will expand the capabilities of your code.
Advanced JavaScript: Working with JQuery 1h 9m • 8 Lessons • Advanced In this course, we will be introduced to the HTML library JQuery, starting with how to download and bring it into your code. We will cover different JQuery functions, wrapped sets, and even the effects of JQuery in your code. We will also learn how to work with the Document Ready Function, Selectors, and how to create and remove Selectors.
Advanced JavaScript: Understanding TypeScript 44m • 5 Lessons • Advanced In this course, we will be introduced to the programming language TypeScript, and how it can boost our current JavaScript code’s functionality. We will cover how to install and test TypeScript, cover some features, and even move into working with it in our code. We will also learn how functionality works within TypeScript, and even how method overloading can affect your JavaScript code.
Advanced JavaScript: Async and Ajax Requests 51m • 6 Lessons • Advanced In this course, we will dive deep into how Async and Ajax requests work with your code. We will learn how to create basic Ajax requests, as well as how it works with your JavaScript code, and even JQuery. We will also learn how multi-threading functionality and await keywords are used in Async.
Advanced JavaScript: Using Advanced Functions 49m • 6 Lessons • Advanced In this course, we will learn more advanced functions to implement in your code. These functions range from higher-order functions, which introduce more hierarchy rules within your code, to memo-ization functions that help compile and run large code.
Advanced JavaScript: Refactoring, Bundling, and Transpiling 23m • 3 Lessons • Advanced In this course, we will cover how refactoring, bundling, and transpiling work in your JavaScript code. We will cover what refactoring your code means, and how it relates to code documentation. We will also learn how bundling your code is done, and how that can affect compiling or transpiling your finished product.
Beginner Python Series 2h 55m • 33 Lessons • Beginner Python, a feature-rich, general-purpose programming language, is used for software and web development, data modeling, analysis, writing system scripts, and more. 
Python: Input, Output, and Variables 32m • 6 Lessons • Beginner Python programming is an object oriented, interpreted scripting language that works well with complex data relationships, automation, AI, and more. This introductory Python course shows how to set up Python and IDLE, a programming interface. You’ll learn how to set up the environment, accept input, and display output. You’ll also learn about variables in Python and variable names, types, and the assignment operator. Finally, you’ll see how to combine variables with strings in Python.
Python: Operators and Boolean Logic 24m • 5 Lessons • Beginner In using Python, you may need to compare one string to another, one number to another, or even two conditions. In this course, you’ll learn to use comparison operators in conditional statements and looping structures. You’ll also be introduced to arithmetic operators, which perform math problems; Boolean logic; and OR operators. Finally, you’ll explore basic “if” statements and the slightly more complex “if-else” statements, which test whether specific conditions are true or false. 
Python: Multiple Conditions and Loops 49m • 9 Lessons • Beginner This course shows how “if” and “if-else” statements can guide your coding to handle multiple conditions. It also examines how to implement user input as a condition. You’ll be led through an example of these actions to better deal with multiple conditions.
Python: Functions and Pre-Built Functions 39m • 6 Lessons • Beginner A function is a subset of code meant for repeated use in one or many programs. This course explores different function types and how to use pre-built functions for a variety of purposes, including mathematical operations. You’ll also learn about user-defined functions, which are functions created by the programmer, to provide more customized results for things not in the general library of functions.
Python: Lists, Modules, and Classes 24m • 4 Lessons • Beginner This course explores lists, modules, and classes in Python. Lists are a set, collection, or array of items assigned to a single variable. Modules are pieces of pre-built code you can utilize within another program. Classes are new types of objects that bundle data. You’ll understand these variables and how they interact and learn about manipulation lists, libraries, and objects to develop a deeper understanding of Python. 
Intermediate Python Series 2h 44m • 33 Lessons • Intermediate Python is a feature-rich programming language. Developed in the 70’s, it is used by some of the largest corporations to handle data modeling, analysis, and even making a home “smart”. Even though the Python programming language has been around for quite some time, it continues to surge in popularity. In this intermediate class, instructor Jeremy Kurtz will guide you from the basics to the real work behind this feature rich language.
Python: Dictionary 37m • 7 Lessons • Intermediate Dictionaries in Python are name and valued pairs of variables. They are similar to lists, but with two-part variables. In this module, instructor Jeremy Kurtz uses movie and director pairs to create an example dictionary, teaching viewers all the steps along the way. From there, you’ll learn about several ways to manipulate a dictionary in Python.
Python: Sets 26m • 7 Lessons • Intermediate Sets are used for large and complicated scientific operations. In this module, you’ll learn about removing set elements, clearing a set, and the union, intersection, and difference operators in sets. You’ll also discover tuples, an easy-to-manipulate data type that is not in square brackets but in parenthesis.
Python: Classes and Objects 18m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate This module begins with a refresher on classes and objects covered in the beginner Python class. Instructor Jeremy Kurtz goes over these concepts and how you can use them when programming in Python. From there, you’ll learn about methods and init. This module will also touch on how to create user-defined methods using functions.
Python: Inheritance 17m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate This module focuses on inheritance in Python. Inheritance is an advanced Python concept referring to the creation of a second class that takes on the properties and functions of another class. The child class inherits from the parent class. 
Python: Working with Files 39m • 7 Lessons • Intermediate In this module, you’ll learn how to handle files in Python. Handling files allows you to open a text file and look at it, add to it, take away from it, or get rid of it. This module also explores variable scoping. This explains how and where a variable works.
Python: Variable Scope and Modifying a Window 22m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate This module begins with Python windows programming. You’ll learn how to create windows, along with the basic components and functions of windows in Python. This module will also teach you how to modify windows in Python using both the button and the message box and how to explore the different properties of both.
Advanced Python 2h 44m • 31 Lessons • Advanced In this advanced class, instructor Jeremy Kurtz will show you the advanced topics behind this feature-rich language. By the end of this course, you'll understand how Turtle can prove the Pythagorean Theorem, and you will know how to fix logic errors within Python. Additionally, you will learn how “pandas” can help format numbers without excessive code, build a library, use different calculations, and understand lengthy mathematical equations.
Advanced Python: The Turtle, Pythagoras, and the For Loop 18m • 3 Lessons • Advanced This course shows how the turtle function works within Python. This course will teach the advanced topics for solving the Pythagorean Theorem. It will also teach you how to modify and structure the for loop, which is used for iterating over a sequence. By the end of this course, you will understand functions and loops in Python.  
Advanced Python: Recursion 38m • 6 Lessons • Advanced In this course, you will master the functions of the common mathematical and programming concept of recursion in Advanced Python. Using this knowledge from the course on the turtle function, you will gain experience in recursion within the turtle function.
Advanced Python: Graphics and Shapes 30m • 5 Lessons • Advanced This course will teach you the advanced skills for graphics and shapes in Python. By the end of this course, you will understand how to modify graphics and shapes and to use text with graphics and the graphics.py package. 
Advanced Python: Exception Handling & Data Handling 32m • 7 Lessons • Advanced Discover different ways to handle data in Python. This course will be focused on the CSV file and form handling. Form handling in Python is a key feature in organizing data in a project. By the end of this course, you will have the expertise to organize and structure data in Python. 
Advanced Python: NumPy & Pandas 42m • 8 Lessons • Advanced This course will teach you about the NumPy library and the Pandas tool in Python. NumPy is a main Python library. The Pandas tool is a fast, powerful, flexible and easy-to-use open source means of data analysis and manipulation. 
Beginner Java 3h 46m • 37 Lessons • Beginner This course will present computer programming concepts and object-oriented programming principles using the JAVA programming language. Focusing on event-driven programming methods, we will design, create, build, and debug Java applications, create and manipulate objects and classes, implement syntax rules in Java programs, and explain variables and data types used in program development.
Getting Started in Java 30m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This course shows how to download Java and introduces important terms. It then shows how to read Java code and run a Java compiler.  Finally, it shows how to create a program. 
Beginner Java: Variables 35m • 6 Lessons • Beginner This course introduces variables in Java code and how they function in your programs. It also shows how to customize variables by manipulating their types, names, or locations within your code.
Beginner Java: Strings and For Loops 53m • 7 Lessons • Beginner This module covers the sequence of characters in Java programming known as strings. It shows how to use an input box to allow users to select options. It also shows how users can get information as a string and break it into individual components. 
Beginner Java: Debugging and Instances 47m • 8 Lessons • Beginner This module covers instances, classes, and debugging in Java. It then discusses how to resolve errors by using test cases, typing in test conditions, and creating flow charts. 
Beginner Java: Functions and Arrays 51m • 9 Lessons • Beginner This course introduces functions and arrays in Java. It then teaches users how to write a program featuring built-in functions that perform actions related to imported libraries. 
Intermediate Java for Android Programming 3h 1m • 45 Lessons • Intermediate By the end of this course, students will be able to write Android Java programs that demonstrate how to layout a user interface, connect the UI items to the Java code, handle click events, display feedback to the user, encapsulate related data into a class and work with graphical and text resources.
Jokes Android App 1h 1m • 15 Lessons • Intermediate In this section of the course you will learn to create your first Android application using a combination of layouts and Java code.  In the layout file you will define the location and properties of buttons and labels.  Important ideas include constraints, object id values and properties.
Java for Android: Runnable Tasks and Timers 20m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate In this section, you will create an application that demonstrates the use of background tasks.  In a multi-tasking environment tasks, or threads, share resources including access to the CPU and memory.  In Android, the user interface thread is responsible for listening for click events.
Java for Android: Timer Click Game 46m • 12 Lessons • Intermediate In this tutorial, you will create a game that demonstrates several features of Android including, background tasks, timers, a progress bar and a game state class.  The application shows two buttons that the user clicks as many times as possible in a 30-second time frame.  The timer uses a runnable task.  The progress bar displays the remaining time.  The buttons are enabled and disabled to make the game work properly.  The game state class is designed to encapsulate all the properties of the gam
Java for Android: Manage Graphical Resources 44m • 10 Lessons • Intermediate In this section you will create a game that utilizes graphics.  We will import JPEG files into the Android project in the appropriate resource folder and access these from within the Java code.
C++ Programming Beginner Series 2h 41m • 35 Lessons • Beginner Learn the basics of C++ and start on your programming journey! This introductory course from instructor Barbara Hecker will lay the foundation of working with C++ so you can create and run your very own basic programs, even if you've never used a programming language before. Because it starts with the most basic building blocks of C++, it is suitable for anyone new to programming languages, as well as beginner to intermediate users of C++ who may want to brush up on their fundamental knowledge.
C++: Getting Started 29m • 5 Lessons • Beginner Learn the very basics of C++ programming. This course will cover downloading and running CodeBlocks, a C++ program. From there, you will create and run your first "Hello World" program, as well as learn user input.
C++: Basic Syntax 31m • 7 Lessons • Beginner Dive deep into the specific syntax of C++ coding. This course will cover understanding what a data type is, as well as look at some examples of data types such as variables, arrays, and more.
C++: Working with Functions 23m • 4 Lessons • Beginner Learn the role functions play in C++ programming. This course will cover what a function is, as well as how to overload one. On top of this, you will also learn about recursive functions, a separate type of function, and how to structure a function with function templates.
C++: Data Structures 18m • 4 Lessons • Beginner Learn how to create structures of data types within C++ programming. This course will cover how to work with vectors and how to create algorithms using data types. Also covered are stack and queue containers, as well as iterators, C++'s way of navigating containers.
C++: Flow of Control 15m • 5 Lessons • Beginner Learn how the flow of code works within C++ programming. This course will introduce you to to if/else and case/switch statements which create paths for code to follow. From there, you will learn how loops can readjust your codes flow, and the difference between for loops, while loops, and do while loops.
C++: Object Orientation 41m • 8 Lessons • Beginner Understand what it means for code to be object oriented with C++ programming. This course will cover the difference in classes and objects, while explaining how C++ is an object oriented language. From there, you will understand object based functions, such as the constructor and deconstructor, and how objects work with each other.
C++ Advanced 3h 27m • 51 Lessons • Advanced In this course you will learn advanced C++ topics. You’ll understand the principles of good class design and how to apply them to writing your own programs and how to use inheritance to represent real life objects without having duplicate code.
Advanced Class Design C++ 1h 14m • 14 Lessons • Advanced This module is all about class design and inheritance. We will introduce the concepts of good class design. We will show the way to use inheritance to describe real world objects.
C++ Inheritance Hierarchies and Multiple Inheritance 15m • 4 Lessons • Advanced The module is all about multiple inheritance, its uses, caveats, and issues, as well as the ways of overcoming them.
Advanced Polymorphism in C++ 17m • 7 Lessons • Advanced This module is all about polymorphism: what is static polymorphism, what is dynamic polymorphism, what is dynamic binding, and how these concepts are implemented in C++.
Advanced Lambdas in C++ 15m • 5 Lessons • Advanced This module is an introduction to the world of functional programming and the use of lambda functions.
C++ Move Semantics 33m • 7 Lessons • Advanced This module is about move semantics. You will learn how to use move semantics, when to use it, and whether or not you should use it.  You will also learn how to use move semantics to make code more efficient.
C++ STL Containers 47m • 12 Lessons • Advanced This module is about containers that are provided by the Standard Template Library. The module introduces sequential and associative containers. The module will discuss in some detail the containers such as vector, list, queue, and deque.
Kotlin Beginner 3h 33m • 39 Lessons • Beginner The Beginner Kotlin Course, taught by instructor D.L. Powers, introduces a prime foundation to Kotlin programming so you can create and run basic applications, even if you have never used a programming language. It starts with a blueprint of Kotlin and presents a clear picture for anyone new to Kotlin, new to programming, or any who wants to become familiar with this new and growing language.
Explaining the Kotlin Programming Language 9m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about the origins and importance of Kotlin. You will learn how it is used in the expanding world of Information Technology.
Kotlin: Installation, Setup and Tools 32m • 5 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about the variety of IDE Integrated Development Environments available for Kotlin.
Basic Kotlin Coding and Syntax 1h 21m • 13 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about the basic syntax and language forms that you will need to create a Kotlin program.
Kotlin: Object-Oriented and Functional Programming 1h 17m • 13 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about the fundamentals of OOP versus FP and how Kotlin uses both methods to create a powerful development tool.
Evolving Kotlin 8m • 2 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you will learn about the capability of Kotlin. You will learn how to use this capability to streamline integration with many avenues of Information Technology.
Intermediate Kotlin 2h 41m • 25 Lessons • Intermediate This KnowledgeCity course provides intermediate level learning for the Kotlin programming language.  The Intermediate Kotlin Course, taught by instructor D.L. Powers, includes a prime foundation to Kotlin programming so you can create and run basic applications, and mobile apps, even if you have never used a programming language.
Introducing Kotlin into Java 19m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate In this chapter we will review important features and benefits of Kotlin. You will learn how it is used in the expanding world of Information Technology.
Easing Programming in Java for Android 44m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate In this chapter you will learn about the variety of IDE Integrated Development Environments available for Kotlin. You will learn how to install them and use them.
Key Kotlin in Java Functions 36m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate In this chapter you will learn about various functions and language forms that you will need to create a Kotlin program. You will learn about lambdas, extension functions, and controls.  
Kotlin: Elements of App Construction 30m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In this chapter you will learn about the essential elements of app construction and how Kotlin was designed as a powerful development tool. You will learn about all of the things you will need to build an app.
Kotlin: Preparing to Connect 29m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In this chapter you will learn about connecting your Kotlin program to various network objects. You will learn how to use your connections to streamline integration with many avenues of Information Technology.
Advanced Kotlin 2h 39m • 28 Lessons • Advanced This Knowledge City course provides advanced level learning for the Kotlin programming language. The Advanced Kotlin Course, taught by instructor D.L. Powers, includes a prime foundation to Kotlin programming so you can create and run applications, and mobile apps, even if you have never used a programming language.
Maximizing Functional Programming in Kotlin 37m • 7 Lessons • Advanced In this chapter we will demonstrate important features and benefits of Kotlin Functional Programming at an advanced level. You will learn how to use parameters to expand your functionality. 
Asynchronous Coding in Kotlin 26m • 4 Lessons • Advanced In this chapter you will learn about the foundations of asynchronous coding. You will learn how to create asynchronous code and how to use this code to improve your processing speed.
Understanding Kotlin Coroutines 41m • 6 Lessons • Advanced In this chapter you will learn about fundamentals of coroutines and language forms that you will need to create a Kotlin coroutine. You will learn the difference between a regular routine and a coroutine, and how the scope and context of a coroutine can affect your kotlin program.
Custom Kotlin Views 33m • 5 Lessons • Advanced In this chapter you will learn about the essential elements of app construction using custom views.
Advanced Android UX Design in Kotlin 17m • 4 Lessons • Advanced In this chapter you will learn about the fundamentals of the User Experience discipline. You will learn how to use Kotlin and Android Studio to streamline the software development process by using the concepts of UX Design.
HTML: Learning Doc Type Line & Tags 19m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This course will explore the doc type line and comments in an HTML document.  The doc type line is a crucial component, as it tells the web browser which language you are using to format your webpage.  You will learn the function of tag sets as well as how to use the four basic tag sets found in every HTML page.  Additionally, you will be introduced to the six different heading tags as well as the paragraph set.
HTML: Lists and Attributes 14m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you will dive into the basics of lists and attributes in HTML. Applying lists and attributes will help you organize data and format your webpage. You will also learn how to implement nesting tag sets and emphasize text.
HTML: Color, Font Size & Text Alignment 34m • 7 Lessons • Beginner This course will show you the importance of working with color and font in HTML. In this course you will learn how to derive and add colors to a Web page. Also, you will get into the changing of fonts, size and alignment of text, and using several styles of tags in HTML.
HTML: Images 17m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This course will teach you how to import and format images in HTML. This important feature will allow you to add any images with copyrights into a web page. You will also learn how to format and scale the image in the browser.
HTML: Hyperlinks 27m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This course teaches how to add a hyperlink in HTML both locally to a page within your own website or globally to a page elsewhere on the Internet. Hyperlinks are essential for quick and convenient access to other pages on the Internet. You will also learn how to work with the ID selector, A tag and Href functions, and alignment attributes
HTML: Table Styles & Form Handling 45m • 9 Lessons • Beginner This course will instruct you on to how format tables. Formatting tables is very important in HTML as the page will appear disorganized if the proper style is not used. You will also learn about the text area input, how to submit resetting forms, and form handling in HTML.
HTML: Div Tagset & Hierarchy of Style 12m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate This course explores the div tagset in HTML. The div tagset is used as a container for HTML elements that can be customized using CSS or manipulated with JavaScript. The "hierarchy of style" refers to the level of priority of each style within the browser environment. In this course, you will see how the three types of styles (inline, internal, and external) appear in code and learn how to use and order them properly.
HTML: Stylesheets 28m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate A Stylesheet is a set of style rules that informs a browser on how the various styles should be applied to the HTML tags in order to present the document. This course will explore the key components of external stylesheets. You will also learn how to attach a stylesheet to a webpage, add comments, and use hyperlinks.
HTML: Localhost & WAMP 20m • 3 Lessons • Intermediate This course will cover the HTML concepts of localhost and WAMP. Although localhost can be simply defined as the IP address associated with your machine, there are very specific aspects that make it unique.  WAMP is a locally run web server that allows for the integration of PHP and SQL databases.  You will learn how to install WAMP, enabling you to begin developing website interactivity.
HTML: PHP 1h 2m • 11 Lessons • Intermediate This course focuses on PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor), a server-side scripting language.  In web design and development, PHP is used to run chat boards, collect data, create blogs, and protect data through encryption.  You will learn how to create a PHP page and will develop an understanding of the elements of PHP, including variables, comments, operators, and the IF statement.
HTML: Forms & PHP 51m • 8 Lessons • Intermediate This course will expand your knowledge of using forms with PHP. One aspect of this involves using the POST method.  POST is a “superglobal:” a variable that is available in all scopes throughout a page.  The POST method can be used to request data submission when uploading a file or a form.  By the end of this course, you will be able to write and use the PHP code to handle the form data.
CSS: Fonts 35m • 6 Lessons • Beginner Fonts come in multiple styles and can be formatted to enhance and personalize your webpage. In this course you will learn to work with fonts in CSS, including how to format fonts with effects. Give your webpage the perfect finishing touch with correct font sizing and style.
CSS: Lists 17m • 3 Lessons • Beginner Working with lists is an essential part of coding in CSS. In this course, Cliff will teach you the basics of how to create and format lists.
CSS: Alignment and Coding Text 21m • 3 Lessons • Beginner Cliff Brozo will instruct you on how to use CSS to add some creative touches to your webpage's text. You'll see CSS's full potential when it comes to aligning text, making it stick to the page, and more.
CSS: Backgrounds & Borders 46m • 7 Lessons • Beginner When building a website, you want to balance your content with visual flair: backgrounds, gradients, images, boxes and more. In this course, Cliff Brozo will walk you through how to use CSS to make your site visually appealing.
Intermediate CSS Series 2h 20m • 24 Lessons • Intermediate Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) add color, style, and animation to web pages while allowing designers to keep formatting separate from content.
CSS: Page Layout 22m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate This course covers how to layout a webpage using cascading style sheets (CSS). You’ll see where headers go, how to style navigation bars, what goes in an aside, and how to create the right content for a content window. You’ll also learn what goes in a footer and what it should look like. In addition, you’ll also learn about sticky headings. You’ll discover how things work when it comes to page layout in CSS, and why they work. 
CSS: Responsive Design 22m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate This course discusses responsive design techniques with CSS. This ensures webpages will fit on the screen of whatever devise you’re using: phone, tablet, or desktop. You’ll learn what the viewport is and how you determine what device is being used. It’ll also examine grid view, media queries, containers, and how to use CSS to layout pages. 
CSS: Grid Design 23m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, you’ll examine grid layout and design, taking complicated code and converting it into something that makes sense visually, so you can better understand what you’re doing. You’ll have the opportunity to manipulate grid layout, learn how to use containers, and determine what items to put in what area of the grid you create. Grid layout is an important part of CSS and an essential tool for bringing your websites to life. 
CSS: Menus and Animation 42m • 6 Lessons • Intermediate This course explores menus and animation in CSS. You’ll learn to create drop-down menus for navigation. You’ll also learn about circular animation windows, sidebar swipe menus, sticky bottom menus, and more. Menus are essential for users to understand and navigate your pages. You’ll also explore CSS animations, scaling, and skewing. For example, you’ll see how to make smooth transitions and how to make things come alive on the screen. 
CSS: Forms and Image Galleries 25m • 4 Lessons • Intermediate In this course, you’ll learn to create forms and style them to generate user interest and ease of use. You’ll also examine different progress bars and how sliders can show users where they are on a page. You’ll also learn to create an image gallery to display photographs in a visually appealing format for users, whether they’re on a desktop, tablet, or phone. Finally, you’ll see how to make adjustments in CSS without making changes to your website. 
Advanced CSS 1h 47m • 18 Lessons • Advanced Our Advanced Cascading Style Sheets (CSS3) course focuses on creating and formatting an interactive question-and-answer game. Combining HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you will learn techniques to create timed responses, visual cues, and animation to add interest and flavor to the gaming experience. Logic to control timer functions and opening and closing of window panels will be introduced via JavaScript.
Advanced CSS: Slider Window & Formatting a Timer 43m • 7 Lessons • Advanced In this course, you will learn how to build and navigate through the slider window. You will also format a timer in a custom Jeopardy-style board. By the end of this course, you will know the functions and features of sliders and timers.
Advanced CSS: Splash Screens and Buttons 17m • 3 Lessons • Advanced Splash screens are a crucial feature of CSS coding. This course will cover creating, exploring, and incorporating splash screens. You will also create and modify a button in CSS to navigate through the program you are creating.
Advanced CSS: Cube Timers & Creating a Logo 29m • 4 Lessons • Advanced In this course, you will learn how to create cube timers and show how they function. Additionally, you will learn to create and modify a logo in a specific project. By the end of this course, you will be an expert on working with timers and creating logos.
Advanced CSS: Formatting Scalable Vector Graphics 16m • 2 Lessons • Advanced This course teaches how to format scalable vector graphics using CSS and HTML fundamentals. By the end of this course, you will be able to successfully scale graphics to any size.
Advanced MySQL Series 1h 7m • 30 Lessons • Essential MySQL is an open-source relational database management system that helps you deploy cloud applications. This Advanced MySQL course from instructor Kati Gordon teaches the final topics of MySQL, beginning with PostgreSQL, and finishing with Partitions in MySQL. We will explore Hash Indexes and how they are used. We will also learn about reformatting, range, advanced lists, and index trees.
PostgreSQL 6m • 3 Lessons • Advanced Postgre is an open-source object-relational database system that uses and extends the SQL language by combining it with features that store and scale some of the most complicated data workloads. In this module, you’ll learn about the characteristics of Postgre and how to download and install PgAdmin.
MySQL: Indexes 16m • 5 Lessons • Advanced In this module, you’ll examine the purpose of indexes in PostgreSQL. Indexes can be compared to a cookbook because they help you find information in a table, and this module will help you understand their purpose. There are many types of indexes in PostgreSQL. In particular, you’ll take a close look at B-tree, bit map, and hash indexes.
MySQL: Data 12m • 5 Lessons • Advanced This module discusses data in PostgreSQL. You’ll learn about reformatting data, filtering with regular data, joins, aggregation, and subqueries. PostgreSQL provides a powerful range of tools for converting various data types to formatted strings. This module dives into the functions these conversions follow.
MySQL: Joins 13m • 4 Lessons • Advanced This module discusses using joins in PostgreSQL. Joins allow you to merge data across tables. You’ll also learn about aggregate functions, which perform a calculation on a set of rows and return a single row. Then, you’ll learn how to use rollouts and cubes to create subtotals.
MySQL: Partitions 9m • 6 Lessons • Advanced This module provides an overview of partitioning in PostgreSQL. Partitioning is the practice of splitting one table into multiple smaller tables. It’s useful when you have a large table and some columns are frequently occurring in the where clause whenever it is queried.
MySQL: Functions 7m • 5 Lessons • Advanced In this module, you will look at a few different functions, including the over partition function and lag and lead, to see how to use the window function in PostgreSQL. The window function performs a calculation across a set of table rows that are somehow related to the current row.
How the Web Works 2h 18m • 26 Lessons • Beginner How the Web Works is an introductory discussion of the internet and the various web technologies that make web development possible. In this course you’ll learn how to define basic concepts and principles for technical communication over the internet, front-end web technology, back-end web technology, web assembly technologies, and a few popular website design tools.
Basic Concepts and Principles 44m • 7 Lessons • Beginner In this module we discuss the concepts of a client/server architecture, common web server ports, insecure and secure web access using http versus https, the internet domain naming service, the hypertext markup language (html) document object model, and various methods of uploading content to a web server. 
Front-end Web Technology 45m • 8 Lessons • Beginner In this module we examine the technical code that makes up what is called, “front-end web technology.” We demonstrate live html code running on a popular web server.
Back-end Web Technology 25m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In this module we investigate a few of the multitude of programming languages, servers, and technologies that constitute what is called, “back-end web technology.
Assembly Technologies 4m • 2 Lessons • Beginner In this module we discuss a relatively new technology referred to as, “web assembly.” This technology allows a programmer to write code in almost any programming language and then convert it to run directly on a website.
Website Design Basics 14m • 3 Lessons • Beginner In this module we investigate the methodology behind creating a website. This includes the importance of user interface design, using online website creation tools, and using offline web development software suites.
Introduction to Web Design and Development 1h 49m • 26 Lessons • Beginner This course presents an introduction to web design and development and introduces the tools and techniques utilized in the industry today. Maintaining a web presence is essential for any organization or individual looking to reach the masses, either for professional or personal gain.
What is Web Design? 12m • 3 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will introduce Adaptive and Responsive Web Design and the basics of what makes a website search engine ready.
Overview of Basic Languages: HTML, CSS, Java 37m • 6 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will introduce Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) and Content Style Sheets (CSS). This chapter will also introduce the Java programming language using a CLI and IDE interface. The chapter will also teach students how to incorporate Java JSP pages into a website.
Understanding Web Design & User Experience 21m • 6 Lessons • Beginner In this chapter you’ll learn about input control design elements to include buttons, drop down menus, radio buttons, and sliders. This chapter will also cover the use of HTML containers to organize web page content as well as the elements of intuitive user interface design.
Designing Your Website 18m • 4 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will cover how to identify inspiration for website design and the creation of wireframes and mockups using the NinjaMock application. This chapter will also cover the effective use of whitespace in website design.
Web Design and Development: Getting to Know Your Tools 17m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This chapter will introduce creation of websites using the BlueGriffon application and website templates. This chapter will also cover the optimization of Content Style Sheets using the CSS Analyzer and CSS stats utilities. 
Programming Foundations: Web Security 1h 20m • 32 Lessons • Beginner In this course, you will learn the five most common vulnerabilities of a web application and how to prevent those vulnerabilities. You will also learn underlying principles of web security and how to identify the capabilities that different types of users should have in a web app.
What is Security? 14m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This module talks about what it means for a web app to be secure. You'll learn how to think about and identify vulnerable areas of a web app.
Principles of Security 21m • 9 Lessons • Beginner This module introduces the principles of security. You'll learn about the principles of least privilege, simplicity, and Defense-in-Depth. You'll also learn how to identify what different types of users should be able to do.
Common Attacks 27m • 10 Lessons • Beginner In this module you’ll learn about some common vulnerabilities and how to protect your web app against them.  
Injection and Broken Authentication 16m • 6 Lessons • Beginner This module will cover a variety of injection and broken authentication vulnerabilities.  You'll learn how to store sensitive user data that is encrypted.
Linux Bash and Shell Scripts 3h 3m • 33 Lessons • Advanced Learn shell scripting basics and advanced scripting techniques in Linux Bash. This course explores Bash scripting with variables, operators, conditional statements, regular expressions to secure, backup, and manipulate data.
Shell Scripting Basics 19m • 6 Lessons • Advanced This module details what a shell is, the different types of shells, and effectively navigating your scripting environment. Learn how to create a Bash script and compare a Bash script to a batch file.
Variables 44m • 7 Lessons • Advanced This course is all about variables, understanding, creating, and modifying variables to enhance interactivity with Linux, which includes learning the variable types, formatting variables, and differentiating the aspects of a shell for variable scoping.
Operators 22m • 3 Lessons • Advanced This course will explore comparisons and operators in Bash. Learn how Bash handles comparisons and uses mathematical operations. Apply math, equality, and comparison operators in a Bash script. 
Conditional Statements 40m • 6 Lessons • Advanced This course focuses on conditional statements in Bash. Conditional statements are little questions that exist inside of scripts and programs. Learn how to manage multiple conditions and adapt logical conditions to Bash scripting using conditional and looping structures.
Regular Expressions and Advanced Scripting Techniques 53m • 9 Lessons • Advanced In these lessons, you'll learn how to combine commands, output, and redirection from the scripting environment. Learn regular expressions, and use them with the grep tool. Learn how to automate tasks with daemons and how to insert other programming languages in scripts to enhance the power of scripts.
Linux Command Line 3h 16m • 39 Lessons • Beginner Demonstrate key processes such as creating, editing, and storing files and directories in Linux Command Line. This course will show you how to master various techniques such as advanced file searching, manipulating text, combining commands, managing permissions, and making files executable.
Introduction to Linux 47m • 10 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons we’ll go over how to get Linux starting and running on your Windows-based computer using the Virtual Machine. You’ll learn how to use Linux in the Mac environment. You’ll also understand learning in an actual Linux environment. We’ll show you how to use Linux using a cloud or internet provider. We’ll also address using commands within the operating system.
The Linux File System and Commands on the Command Line 1h 1m • 12 Lessons • Beginner In this lesson on The Linux File System and Commands on the Command Line, you’ll learn about the benefits of using the command line. You’ll understand how commands are structured, and find out how to get help with commands. This lesson includes personalizing commands by giving them custom names which can save you time. You’ll also learn the vast file system of Linux, creating and removing directories and files, and finding a file.
Manipulating Text and File Redirection 45m • 7 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on Manipulating Text and File Redirection, you’ll learn about input, output, and errors, plus redirection commands and how to combine commands. These lessons also focus on manipulating text, and cover searching, creating, editing, and viewing various parts of a document.
User Management 22m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons on User Management, you’ll learn about the different user types in Linux and how to manage them. You’ll also learn how to change permissions temporarily in Linux, and how to make a file executable.
Linux Beginner: Processes 17m • 4 Lessons • Beginner In these lessons, you’ll learn about the types of processes and process-related commands in Linux, as well as signals, how they work together, and how to manage them. You’ll also learn how to shut down the system.
Programming Foundations: Fundamentals 3h 7m • 39 Lessons • Beginner Build your foundation for programming with this fundamentals course. Viewers will learn how programs are organized, as well as how to write their first code. Viewers will also learn different functions and data types to use in their code.
Computers and Programs 39m • 7 Lessons • Beginner These lessons begin with an overview of programming in general along with examples from several different programming languages. The student is shown how to prepare the environment for programming activities.
Writing Simple Programs 16m • 4 Lessons • Beginner The use of variables in the process of assignment is discussed and demonstrated.  The rules for naming variables and other identifiers is covered along with the dynamic nature of assigning names to Python objects.
Computing with Numbers 21m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons begin with a discussion of the most commonly used numeric types: int and float.  Techniques for converting values between numeric types are discussed along with a demonstration of converting strings to numbers.
More Data Types 19m • 5 Lessons • Beginner This module begins by explaining how to use the two most common sequence types in Python: the string and the list.  Strings, which are sequences of characters, employ the Unicode standard (which expands the much simpler ASCII standard) to represent nearly every alphabet in the world.
Design Structures and Branching 17m • 5 Lessons • Beginner These lessons begin with a discussion of the Boolean data type in Python (bool) along with the valid literal values and their use in simple if statements. After two-way if/else statements are demonstrated, the equality and relational Boolean operators are presented with example code.
Loop Structures 16m • 4 Lessons • Beginner Loops are presented in these lessons, beginning with the while loop.  The use of counting with while loops is demonstrated followed by a discussion of the range object and its use in for loops.
Strings, Lists, and Files 26m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons begin with a demonstration of creating substrings using the slice operator.
Defining Functions 28m • 4 Lessons • Beginner These lessons begin with a discussion of why functions are important and how to create your own custom function.  The use of parameters and arguments are presented along with details regarding Python's treatment of argument passing.
Java Programming 5h 1m • 30 Lessons • Beginner Learn how to think like an object-oriented programmer and start developing simple Java applications. Explore the basics of the Java language and learn how to utilize tools (such as Integrated Development Environments) to simplify the programming process. Discover proper code formatting and organization to allow you to seamlessly integrate with other programmers. Finally, learn helpful debugging techniques and common testing methods.
C++ Programming Introduction 8h 5m • 51 Lessons • Beginner The process of creating a computer program is about finding solutions to problems. In this introductory course, students become familiar with one of the most popular programming languages, C++. Discover how C++ uses the basic structures of programming and learn how to create objects with attributes and behaviors to get tasks done. No previous programming experience or knowledge is necessary to start creating your first C++ program.
C++ Programming Advanced 7h 1m • 42 Lessons • Advanced Learn how to design and implement increasingly difficult C++ programs in this advanced programming course. Develop appropriate and efficient methods to test your programs and build upon basic programming skills. Course topics include polymorphism, inheritance, class libraries, the standard template library, advanced file input/output operations, recursion, virtual functions, exception handling, and data structures such as linked lists, stacks, queues, and binary trees.
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