This course presents an intensive experience during which students build a software system they intend to be secure, and then attempt to show that other students' projects are insecure, by finding flaws in them.
A Note on Capstone Frequency:
Please note that sessions of this Cybersecurity Capstone Project only run 3-4 times a year, depending on course team availability and learner interest. Please keep this in mind as you enroll into the Capstone program. While you will still be able to access certain elements of the course between sessions, you will not be able to submit assignments or be grouped into teams unless you are in an actively running session.
Master advanced credit risk measurement, counterparty risk, CVA, securitization, and credit derivatives used in modern banking and financial institutions.
Build practical FRM-aligned risk management skills through structured lessons on default probability, collateral frameworks, CCPs, credit exposure, portfolio credit risk, and stress testing.
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of credit risk analysis using both qualitative and quantitative approaches. Learners will explore borrower evaluation, expected and unexpected loss, credit spreads, CDS pricing, securitization structures, Merton Models, credit transfer markets, and retail credit risk frameworks.
Designed for FRM candidates, banking professionals, treasury teams, and risk analysts, the course simplifies complex concepts into practical and application-focused learning. By the end of the course, learners will be able to analyze credit exposure, evaluate counterparty risk, interpret structured credit products, and apply modern credit risk management techniques used across the financial industry.
TUI from Zero teaches you to build a pure-Rust terminal-UI framework from first principles to a working ptop-mini process monitor. Across five modules, you'll learn the wire format of a terminal — cells, ANSI escape sequences, Unicode block elements, and Braille code points — and how CellBuffer and DiffRenderer turn those primitives into a zero-allocation steady state. You'll master the Elm-style init/update/view shape, composite layout with Container/Row/Column, the .prs declarative scene format, and probar snapshot testing so every render byte is deterministic in CI.
The capstone is ptop-mini, a Rust process monitor whose production binary swaps a Snapshot fixture for a live /proc reader without changing one line of the view function. Every widget is gated by a YAML contract and a probar snapshot test, so the framework you build is provable, not merely working. You should be comfortable with intermediate Rust — ownership and borrowing, traits and generics, Result and the ? operator. No prior terminal-UI experience is required.
This course will help prepare students for developing code that can process large amounts of data in parallel. It will focus on foundational aspects of concurrent programming, such as CPU/GPU architectures, multithreaded programming in C and Python, and an introduction to CUDA software/hardware.
In a world driven by data, the ability to extract meaningful insights is a critical skill. This course, Excel for Data Analysis: From Functions to Insights, is a beginner-friendly guide to transforming raw numbers into a compelling business story using one of the most powerful tools at your disposal: Microsoft Excel. You will move beyond basic data entry and master essential statistical functions, such as AVERAGE, MEDIAN, STDEV, and COUNTIF, to summarize complex datasets and uncover key performance metrics.
But numbers alone don't tell the whole story. You will also learn the art of visual storytelling by applying conditional formatting to make your data pop, instantly highlighting trends, outliers, and areas needing attention. Through practical, real-world scenarios, from tracking sales performa nce to analyzing customer satisfaction (NPS) data, you will learn to choose the right tools to answer specific business questions. The course culminates in a hands-on project where you will analyze a dataset and build a summary report, demonstrating your ability to turn data into actionable insights with confidence.
Build powerful social media strategies using data, content, and real-world marketing techniques. Learn how to create engaging campaigns, optimize profiles, and drive measurable business results.
This course provides a practical, step-by-step approach to social media marketing across modern platforms. You will learn how to analyze audience behavior, optimize social profiles using branding and SEO techniques, and create high-impact content using storytelling and short-form formats.
The course emphasizes strategy and execution. You will design data-driven marketing plans using research insights, structured playbooks, and agile marketing approaches. You will also explore how organizations align social media strategies with broader business goals.
A strong focus is placed on analytics and optimization. You will learn how to use social listening tools, interpret engagement metrics, analyze sentiment, and refine your content strategy for better performance.
In addition, the course covers ethical communication and policy frameworks to ensure responsible digital marketing practices.
By the end of the course, you will be able to confidently plan, execute, and optimize social media campaigns that improve engagement, strengthen brand presence, and deliver measurable results.
Project Management: Life cycle and project planning
Project Management is a fundamental theme to understand and work in any business environments. One of the main skills that Project Managers need to have deals with the ability to manage the project during its entire life-cycle and to plan the work needed to achieve the final result. During the course, the various phases of a typical project are presented. Then, various practical tools are presented aiming to help professionals in actually manage their projects through useful instruments. Among the others, the Scope Statement helps managers in identifying and clearly define what is and what is not part of the project, the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) helps in identifying the activities, the Organizational Breakdown Structure (OBS) in managing the team, the Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM) to match activities and people, while the Gantt Chart provides a time-based view on the project.
Security Best Practices in Google Cloud - Português
Este curso de treinamento autoguiado oferece aos participantes um amplo estudo sobre controles e técnicas de segurança no Google Cloud. Com palestras gravadas, demonstrações e laboratórios práticos, participantes podem conhecer e implantar os componentes de uma solução segura do Google Cloud, incluindo tecnologias de controle de acesso do Cloud Storage, chaves de segurança, Chaves de criptografia fornecidas pelo cliente, controles de acesso a APIs, definição de escopo, VM protegidas, criptografia e URLs assinados. O curso também aborda como proteger os ambientes do Kubernetes.
이 과정에서는 Vertex AI Agent Builder, Gemini Enterprise, 대화형 에이전트, 에이전트 개발 키트를 포함해 Google Cloud의 에이전트 플랫폼에 대한 포괄적인 개요를 제공합니다. 학습자는 각 제품의 고유한 기능을 이해하고, 특정 사용 사례에 가장 적합한 솔루션을 구별하며, 검색 및 채팅 애플리케이션 제작에 필요한 기초 지식을 습득하게 됩니다.
Growing your presence on Facebook requires a data-driven approach, strategic monetization, and a professional content portfolio. In this course, you’ll learn how to analyze content performance, optimize your strategy using Facebook insights, and explore monetization opportunities to generate revenue.
You’ll start by diving into Facebook analytics, gaining the skills to track key performance metrics and refine your content based on real data. Then, you’ll explore monetization strategies, learning how to leverage Facebook’s revenue-generating features.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Analyze and optimize content performance using Facebook insights
- Summarize effective monetization strategies
- Scale your Facebook presence through data-driven decisions
DaVinci Resolve 19 Masterclass: Advanced Effects & Exporting
Join instructor Adi Singh, and unlock the full creative power of DaVinci Resolve 19 with this advanced course focused on visual effects, cinematic polish, and expert exporting. You’ll dive deep into Fusion tools like attaching text to objects, greenscreen compositing, locked-on stabilization, travel map animations, and cut-out effects. You’ll also explore premium tools in the Studio version including Magic Mask, Halation, Noise Reduction, Film Look Creator, and Film Grain.
On the Color Page, you’ll continue developing your grading skills with techniques like layering nodes, creating power grades, and generating high-quality screenshots for thumbnails or delivery. Finally, wrap your workflow with advanced export settings to ensure your project looks flawless on any platform.
For your final project, you’ll create and export a polished 60–90 second video that uses at least one advanced visual or color effect. If you're ready to push creative boundaries and master Resolve’s most powerful tools, this course is your final step to becoming a true post-production pro.
Instructor bio:
Adi is a videographer, content creator, and educator whose journey began in 2015 with a camera purchased to document travels in New Zealand. What started as a passion quickly grew into a career — today, Adi runs a video production company and a thriving YouTube channel, sharing creative knowledge with a global audience.
Having built his own filmmaking career through online learning and self-teaching, Adi is passionate about giving back by teaching others. His courses are designed to make videography approachable and practical, helping learners gain the skills and confidence to create professional-quality content.
Learn how to analyze inventory systems, apply inventory valuation techniques, and manage warehouse operations effectively using structured warehouse management processes and systems. This course provides practical skills in materials management, inventory control, valuation methods, and Warehouse Management System (WMS) operations used in real-world supply chains.
The course begins with the fundamentals of materials management, helping learners understand inventory control concepts, stock level techniques, and real-world approaches for maintaining efficient material flow and operational continuity.
As the course progresses, learners explore inventory valuation and pricing methods including EOQ, FIFO, LIFO, and average costing techniques. The course emphasizes how these methods influence inventory decisions, operational efficiency, and cost management.
Advanced modules introduce Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), covering system hierarchy, setup, interface design, and digital warehouse management concepts. Learners will understand how modern warehouse systems improve inventory visibility, coordination, and operational control.
The course concludes with practical warehouse execution processes using WMS, including receiving operations, reverse logistics, inventory management, and real-time order workflows.
What makes this course unique is its seamless integration of inventory theory with practical warehouse system applications. By the end of the course, learners will be able to optimize inventory decisions, improve warehouse efficiency, apply WMS workflows confidently, and contribute effectively to modern logistics and supply chain operations.
