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  • Business
    Beginner

    Nützliches Feedback geben (Giving Helpful Feedback)

    Dieser Kurs vermittelt Ihnen die einfachen Prinzipien, mit denen Führungskräfte die Leistung ihrer Mitarbeiter verbessern und sie gleichzeitig motivieren. Von jetzt an müssen Sie Situationen, in denen Sie Ihren Mitarbeitern „unangenehme Nachrichten“ überbringen, nicht mehr meiden. Wir zeigen Ihnen sieben Methoden, mit deren Hilfe Ihre Mitarbeiter weder eine Abwehrhaltung einnehmen noch Angst bekommen. Als Führungskraft oder jemand, der gerne eine sein möchte, lernen Sie auch speziell, was Feedback ist und warum negatives Feedback schwerer wiegt als positives Feedback. Außerdem erfahren Sie, wie positives Feedback Eigenschaften wie Kreativität und Teamwork fördert. Feedback zu geben, ist eine Fähigkeit, die sich im Laufe der Zeit entwickelt. Wir geben Ihnen einen Prozess an die Hand, mit dem Sie Ihre Fähigkeit, Feedback zu geben, verbessern und mit Zuversicht umsetzen können. Sie werden sehen, dass es für Ihre Beobachtungen und Ihr Gespür für Feedback eine wissenschaftliche Erklärung gibt. So zum Beispiel, dass es schwierig ist, nützliches Feedback zu geben, und dass Menschen nicht gerne Feedback erhalten usw. Dies hilft Ihnen dabei zu lernen, diese Schwierigkeiten zu überwinden. Wir hoffen, dass Sie Spaß daran haben, eine bessere Führungskraft zu werden.

    300 min
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  • Technology
    Beginner

    Integrating Applications with Gemini 1.0 Pro on Google Cloud

    This short course on integrating applications with Gemini on Google Cloud helps you discover the Gemini API and its generative AI models. The course teaches you how to access the Gemini models from code. It lets you test the capabilities of the models with text, image, and video prompts from an app.

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  • Business
    Intermediate

    Costos para los Negocios

    Al completar el curso, los participantes podrán: a) Analizar los elementos, las estructuras, los métodos y los sistemas de costeo propios de una empresa, utilizando diversas herramientas, para identificar los posibles tipos de cálculos a generar. b) Calcular costos, utilizando diversos procedimientos acordes a los tipos de objetos de costos, estructuras, procesos y sistemas, con el propósito de obtener información relevante para la empresa que permitan una adecuada toma de decisiones. c) Elaborar e interpretar informes de costeos de objetos del costo, basándose en la información recabada y los datos obtenidos, con la finalidad de proponer diversas recomendaciones que permitan efectivas toma de decisiones. En el presente curso se espera que los participantes adquieran conocimientos relacionados con Contabilidad de Costos y su rol como herramienta de apoyo a la Dirección de Empresas, distinguiendo claramente los métodos de costeo y su aplicación a los sistemas de costos. Se genera una aproximación al sector productivo de las empresas de menor tamaño, contemplando tanto los desafíos del mercado, así como las implicancias sociales y personales asociadas a estas organizaciones. Lo anterior, permite a los participantes conocer la realidad en su contexto integrando los aprendizajes disciplinarios.

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  • Business
    All levels

    Planning: Principled, Proposing, Proofing, and Practicing to a Success Plan

    According to Steven Blank a business startup, or any new venture startup is essentially a proto-type. Thus the startup process essentially becomes a learning process to refine that business proto-type into a scalable, replicable finished 'product'. At the end of this course learners will be able to: -complete a business model summarizing assumptions about what value they will offer to whom, and how they will make money. - systematically test and validate these assumptions within the constraints of their available resources, and - use these validated assumptions to generate financial projections that are based on actual resources and efforts expended. The days of the 40 page business plan have certainly passed, but the role of planning in the business creation process is one of extreme importance. In this course we will explore the important components that you need to explore in detail prior to business creation. Action without planning is a recipe for disaster and we will make sure you have a rock solid foundation for future actions. The planning here is focused on learning. It is unrealistic for anyone to document in detail all of the actions they should take to make a new venture or activity successful when they (and often no one else) has any experience with the new venture and the conditions which it is likely to face. Thus the business plan based largely on assumptions and aggregate, non-applicable data is replaced with the business model which organizes the key assumptions determining what value the business will offer to whom, and how it will make money. The course will guide learners through the process of systematically testing and validating these assumptions, and obtaining specific, applicable data. It will then show learners how to use these validated assumptions to generate pro-forma financial statements directly tied to actions and resources based on this business model.

    1080 min
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  • Technology
    All levels

    Linear Algebra: Matrix Algebra, Determinants, & Eigenvectors

    This course is the second course in the Linear Algebra Specialization. In this course, we continue to develop the techniques and theory to study matrices as special linear transformations (functions) on vectors. In particular, we develop techniques to manipulate matrices algebraically. This will allow us to better analyze and solve systems of linear equations. Furthermore, the definitions and theorems presented in the course allow use to identify the properties of an invertible matrix, identify relevant subspaces in R^n, We then focus on the geometry of the matrix transformation by studying the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of matrices. These numbers are useful for both pure and applied concepts in mathematics, data science, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and dynamical systems. We will see an application of Markov Chains and the Google PageRank Algorithm at the end of the course.

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  • Technology
    Beginner

    Foundations of No-Code AI for Real-World Applications

    Unlock the essentials of AI development without programming. Learn to use no-code platforms to build, configure, and launch AI applications that solve real business problems in diverse sectors. Explore fundamental machine learning principles, ethical data practices, and methods for creating user-centric interfaces. Designed for ambitious learners in India, the USA, and Spanish-speaking markets, this course provides actionable skills for workplace transformation, regardless of technical background. Gain confidence to plan and deploy secure, scalable AI solutions and articulate their impact in measurable business terms.

    360 min
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  • Technology
    Intermediate

    Analyze Data: Visualize, Summarize, and R

    In this module, you’ll learn the foundations of working with R to explore categorical financial data. You’ll start by setting up R, managing packages, and inspecting data frames to understand their structure and data types. Then, you’ll apply frequency analysis using simple commands, such as table() and count(), to identify activity patterns across departments, vendors, and expense categories. Through guided practice, hands-on labs, and interactive coaching, you’ll build confidence in interpreting categorical patterns and preparing financial data for deeper analysis.

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  • Technology
    Intermediate

    Exploring AI with Google AI Studio

    This course gives you a good look at Google AI Studio. You will learn to transition from natural language concepts to production-ready code by experimenting with prompt engineering and real-time visualization of token usage. The curriculum bridges the gap between manual experimentation and automated development, teaching you to refine AI behavior before implementation. By using this interface, you will significantly accelerate your development lifecycle—prototyping complex ideas, testing model trade-offs, and deploying functional applications directly to the cloud. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Manage API keys and explore advanced features like Maps integration and Google Search grounding. - Develop a systematic workflow to evaluate and refine prompts across Flash and Pro models. - Export UI experiments into clean, functional code for Python or JavaScript environments. - Transition from a prototype to a live application using seamless Cloud Run integration.

    180 min
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  • Business
    All levels

    Asset Liability Management for Banking Risk

    Master Asset and Liability Management (ALM) techniques used by banks to manage liquidity, interest rate risk, and balance sheet profitability. Learn how financial institutions analyze funding gaps, measure risk exposure, and maintain financial stability in changing market conditions. This course provides a practical introduction to Asset and Liability Management in banking and financial institutions. You’ll learn how banks manage asset–liability mismatches, evaluate liquidity gaps, and assess the impact of interest rate movements on profitability and financial performance. Throughout the course, you’ll explore key ALM concepts including Net Interest Income (NII), liquidity gap analysis, bond duration, Yield to Maturity, and cash flow-based risk assessment. You’ll also examine how interest rate shifts influence balance sheet exposure and how banks use ALM strategies to optimize funding structures while controlling financial risk. What makes this course unique is its banking-focused and application-driven approach that connects theoretical finance concepts with real-world treasury and balance sheet management practices. Learners gain practical insights into how financial institutions monitor liquidity, manage capital, and evaluate interest rate sensitivity in dynamic financial environments. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to confidently interpret ALM reports, analyze liquidity and interest rate risks, evaluate profitability impacts, and apply practical ALM techniques used in banking and financial risk management.

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  • Technology
    Intermediate

    Ensure Ethical AI & Debiasing

    Bias in AI systems can undermine trust and create serious ethical and legal risks for organizations. This Short Course was created to help data analysis professionals accomplish comprehensive bias detection and mitigation in AI-driven decision systems. By completing this course, you'll be able to apply formal fairness metrics, implement proven mitigation techniques, and confidently communicate ethical trade-offs to stakeholders. By the end of this course, you will be able to: Apply fairness metrics to HR selection models and document disparities Evaluate and implement bias mitigation approaches with measurable improvements Analyze datasets for representation bias and apply re-sampling techniques Evaluate accuracy-fairness trade-offs and communicate findings to stakeholders This course is unique because it combines hands-on technical implementation with strategic stakeholder communication skills. To be successful in this course, you should have a background in Python programming and basic machine learning concepts.

    180 min
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  • Business
    All levels

    Human Resources Management Capstone: HR for People Managers

    This specialization provides a robust introduction to the key principles, policies, and practices of human resource management, with a focus on understanding managerial choices and constraints, acquiring and onboarding talent, managing employee performance, and rewarding employees. The capstone project provides learners with the opportunity to apply these key principles and practices to a real-world workplace (including a learner's own workplace if desired). Specifically, the capstone project will involve identifying the key human resources challenges for a workplace--including the most pressing motivational, selection, performance evaluation, and reward issues. And for each of these areas, learners will devise a multi-step action plan for addressing the challenges identified.

    1470 min
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  • Technology
    Beginner

    Trends and Innovations in Sports Media

    Explore the cutting edge of sports media as this course unpacks the trends and technologies redefining how fans consume and engage with content. From the explosive rise of streaming and OTT platforms to the pivot toward direct-to-consumer strategies, you’ll learn how personalized, on-demand media is becoming the new norm—and how to craft experiences that meet evolving expectations. Delve into the world of immersive media, where augmented and virtual reality, exclusive behind-the-scenes access, and interactive stadium experiences are reshaping what it means to be a fan. You'll also examine how esports, innovative digital formats, and new monetization strategies are unlocking fresh opportunities for growth and engagement. By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped with forward-thinking tools and insights to thrive in the fast-changing sports media space—and to help shape where it goes next.

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