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• Technologie

  Débutant

  Les systèmes d’exploitation et vous : devenir un utilisateur expérimenté

  Ce cours est le premier d’une série qui vise à vous préparer à un rôle de spécialiste du soutien des TI de niveau débutant. Dans ce cours, on vous initiera au monde des technologies de l’information, ou TI. Vous découvrirez les différentes facettes des technologies de l’information, comme le matériel, Internet, les logiciels, le dépannage et le service à la clientèle. Ce cours couvre une grande variété de sujets en TI qui sont conçus pour vous donner un aperçu de ce que contient ce programme de certificat. À l’issue de ce cours, vous serez en mesure : ● de comprendre le fonctionnement du système binaire ● d’assembler un ordinateur à partir de zéro ● de choisir et d’installer un système d’exploitation sur un ordinateur ● de comprendre ce qu’est Internet, ainsi que son fonctionnement et son impact dans le monde moderne ● d’expliquer comment les applications sont créées et comment elles fonctionnent sous le capot d’un ordinateur ● d’utiliser des méthodologies courantes de résolution de problèmes et des compétences générales dans un contexte de technologies de l’information.

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• Technologie

  Intermédiaire

  Malware Analysis and Introduction to Assembly Language

  Malicious software, or malware, is typically delivered over a network and is designed to cause disruption to a computer, client, server, or network. Disruptions can include leaked private information, unauthorized access to information or systems, blocked user access, interference with security and privacy, or numerous other variations of attacking systems. Malware analysis dissects malware to gather information about the malware functionality, how the system was compromised so that you can defend against future attacks. Assembly is a low-level language that is used to communicate with the machine. Assembly programming is writing human-readable machine codes or machine instructions that are directly read by the computer. All high-level languages compiled programs like C or C++ can be broken down, analyzed, and understood using Assembly language with the help of a debugger. This process is known as reverse engineering. Understanding what an executable program does is easy if you have direct access to the source code. But if not, such as the case with malware, learning Assembly can be helpful. In this course, through video demonstrations, hands-on reverse engineering, and capture-the-flag type activities, you will be introduced to the processes and methods for conducting malware analysis of different file types. You will analyze native executable files, and analyze popular files like PowerShell, JavaScripts, and Microsoft Office documents. Then you will learn the fundamentals of Assembly language, basic Win32 Assembly programming concepts, and how Reverse Engineers use Assembly to analyze malware.

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• Technologie

  Débutant

  Amazon WorkSpaces Getting Started

  Welcome to this comprehensive exploration of Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) deployment options, designed to help you navigate the diverse ways of implementing Kubernetes across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments. This course will guide you through the strategic decisions and practical implementations of EKS deployments.

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  Strategic Event Planning and Execution

  Learn how to strategically plan, execute, and evaluate successful events using professional event management frameworks and real-world operational strategies. Develop practical skills in event coordination, market analysis, risk assessment, and performance evaluation. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of strategic event management and the complete event lifecycle—from planning and organizing to execution and post-event evaluation. You’ll learn how to manage teams, coordinate event operations, analyze market opportunities, and apply structured planning approaches that improve event effectiveness and client satisfaction. The course explores key areas of modern event management including staffing structures, operational coordination, competitive analysis, strategic decision-making, and event performance measurement. Learners will also examine practical business frameworks such as SWOT analysis, market evaluation models, risk-return matrices, and audience evaluation techniques used by event professionals to improve event outcomes. What makes this course unique is its balanced focus on both operational execution and strategic thinking. Rather than focusing only on logistics, the course helps learners understand how to make informed decisions, manage risks, evaluate event performance, and continuously improve event strategies using measurable insights. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to confidently plan and manage events, coordinate teams effectively, evaluate business opportunities, assess event risks, and measure overall event success using professional event management tools and frameworks.

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  Essentials of Management and Strategic Planning

  This course is for aspiring and current professionals seeking to enhance their management and leadership skills, particularly those involved in business planning, organizational strategy, and driving growth strategies. It benefits individuals looking to understand the fundamentals of running a business and implementing effective strategic planning. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Understand the core principles of management and leadership. - Develop and implement effective strategic planning for business growth. - Drive accountability and create actionable plans within an organization. - Analyze and select appropriate business strategies to gain competitive advantage. No specific tools or software are covered, as this course focuses on foundational concepts and frameworks. To be successful in this course, no prior experience in management or strategic planning is required, making this an ideal starting point for beginners.

  Langue d’origine

  600 min

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• Technologie

  Débutant

  Inferential Statistics

  This course covers commonly used statistical inference methods for numerical and categorical data. You will learn how to set up and perform hypothesis tests, interpret p-values, and report the results of your analysis in a way that is interpretable for clients or the public. Using numerous data examples, you will learn to report estimates of quantities in a way that expresses the uncertainty of the quantity of interest. You will be guided through installing and using R and RStudio (free statistical software), and will use this software for lab exercises and a final project. The course introduces practical tools for performing data analysis and explores the fundamental concepts necessary to interpret and report results for both categorical and numerical data

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  1800 min

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  Project Management Project

  This capstone course enables you to apply the project management knowledge and tools developed throughout the Specialization by producing a coherent set of core planning deliverables for a project of your choice or a provided case study. You will draft a narrative project charter statement, define scope through a work breakdown structure (WBS), sequence activities, and develop an integrated schedule and budget. You will also clarify team roles using a responsibility assignment matrix (RAM) and identify key project risks with appropriate response strategies. The course emphasizes independent research and practical decision-making, with capstone deliverables evaluated through AI‑graded assessments aligned to the course rubric. By the end of this course, you will be able to: - Develop a narrative project charter statement that defines purpose, objectives, scope boundaries, and key stakeholders. - Create a work breakdown structure (WBS) that decomposes project scope into manageable deliverables and work packages. - Sequence project activities by identifying dependencies and logical relationships among tasks. - Build a project schedule using activity durations, sequencing, and milestones to produce a feasible timeline. - Create a project budget by estimating costs and aligning them to the WBS and schedule. - Create a responsibility assignment matrix (RAM) that clarifies roles, ownership, and accountability for project work. - Identify project risks and define appropriate response strategies (e.g., avoid, mitigate, transfer, accept) aligned to risk exposure.

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• Technologie

  Intermédiaire

  AWS Developer: Unit 9

  This course covers microservice architecture and the essential role of queuing and messaging services. You will explore the capabilities of AWS's Simple Queue Service (SQS), Simple Notification Service (SNS), and Simple Email Service (SES). Gain hands-on experience in setting up and managing queues, sending notifications, and delivering emails at scale. By the end of this course, you will have the skills to enhance your applications' efficiency and reliability within modern, distributed systems.

  Langue d’origine

  109 min

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  Critical Issues in Urban Education

  Urban school reform in the United States is characterized by contentious, politicized debate. This course explores a set of critical issues in the education and educational reform space, with a focus on aspects of the field that have sparked controversy and polarized views. We will dig into these debates, situating them within the larger history of public education and school reform, and considering the viewpoints, the evidence, and translation of issues into educational policy. We will consider three broad topics in this course: 1. Federal Strategies in School Reform: How has the federal government legislated and incented public school reform? 2. School Choice: How does school choice aim to improve schools? 3. Accountability: What is the history of accountability in American public schooling? What are the policies and practices associated with accountability? Learning Goals This course will enable participants to: 1. develop an informed historical perspective about public schooling in the United States; 2. understand the unique contextual elements of the American approach to public schooling; 3. analyze and assess divergent viewpoints about American public school history and school reform policy. Teachers may be able to receive continuing education credit for successful completion of this course. To earn continuing education credits students must purchase and earn the Course Certificate, which they can then submit to the credit-issuing agency in their state. Students should also fill out the requisite paperwork stating that the affiliated provider is the Graham School at the University of Chicago, and that average time for certificate-level course completion is 18 hours. Students outside of Illinois should contact their state’s accreditation board to determine whether this course is eligible for continuing education credit. Note that it is up to the schools or districts that employ teachers to decide whether this course meet their requirements.

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  Intermédiaire

  Análisis Exploratorio de Datos con Python

  Python es un lenguaje fabuloso de programación, que nos ofrece muchas ventajas a la hora de utilizarlo como herramienta para el análisis exploratorio de datos. Realizar un EDA, es el primer paso que debemos de aplicar para tener un mayor entendimiento de nuestros datos y poder tener un contexto adecuado de la temática que estamos analizando. Resulta importante mencionar, que este proyecto guiado tiene una dificultad “intermedia” para su desarrollo. Como objetivo principal al finalizar todas las capsulas de conocimiento y entregas de prácticas asociadas, se busca que los estudiantes puedan aprender los conceptos más relevantes e importantes para el uso de Python como herramienta para el análisis exploratorio de datos. También veremos cómo es el proceso de instalación de librerías utilizando el Anaconda Prompt. Con los conocimientos adquiridos en este proyecto guiado, los estudiantes podrán ser capaces de realizar sus propios análisis de datos, utilizando Python como herramienta principal de análisis como así también, realizar visualizaciones graficas acordes e ilustrativas sobre nuestros datos.

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• Technologie

  Intermédiaire

  Desarrollo de aplicaciones con Android

  Este curso te permitirá construir tu primer aplicación móvil profesional. Serás capaz de crear y controlar la vida de tus Activities y aprovechar el espacio en pantalla de los diferentes dispositivos Android implementando Fragments en tus aplicaciones. Dale persistencia a tu información utilizando todas las formas de almacenamiento que hay en Android desde un único archivo hasta una Base de Datos. Podrás evaluar lo aprendido por medio de ejercicios prácticos que te permitirán ir desarrollando tu aplicación.

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• Technologie

  Intermédiaire

  WASM from Zero

  WASM from Zero is a hands-on introduction to WebAssembly for engineers who want to ship fast, portable, sandboxed code that runs anywhere: the browser, the edge, the server, and embedded devices. You will learn what WebAssembly is, why it was designed, how it relates to Rust, and how to compile Rust libraries to .wasm modules that can be invoked from JavaScript, Python, or any host language. The course walks through the toolchain (rustc target wasm32, wasm-bindgen, wasm-pack, wasmtime, wasmer), the WASM component model, WASI, and the security and performance trade-offs that make WebAssembly a compelling deployment target for data engineering, ML inference, plugin systems, and serverless workloads. By the end of this course, you will be able to build, package, deploy, and debug a Rust-to-WASM data processing module, embed it in a web page and a server runtime, and reason about when WASM is the right tool versus a native binary or a container. This is part of the Rust for Data Engineering specialization and assumes basic Rust familiarity from Rust From Zero.

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  360 min

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