Creating a Website from Scratch: HTML, CSS + Adaptive Design

Crisp and straight to the point lectures!This course will cover the following topics.· Design thinking- You will learn about the 5 stages of Design thinking process: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype Test· Challenges faced during successful Product development· Characteristics of Product development· Cost Duration of product development· Case study on Electronic brakeforce distribution system· Difference between Agile, Design thinking Design sprintAt the end of the course, you will have a good knowledge on Design thinking approach that is carried out in almost all big companies and also the Product development strategies followed in there.In this course, a case study on Electronic brake-force distribution is compared side-by-side with the explained Design thinking and Product Development topics for your easy understanding. Quizes were added to make the course more interactive and fun.What you’ll learn· 5 Step design thinking approaches- Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype Test· Characteristics of Product development process· Cost Duration of product development· Challenges faced during Product development· Industrial Case study on Design thinking (Electronic brake-force distribution system)· Difference between Design thinking, Agile Design SprintAre there any course requirements or prerequisites?· No prerequisites required. Best for beginners.· 30 mins of free timeWho this course is for:· Students and early professionals who want to know about the Design Approach and procedure of Product development

This course is intend to assist you to work fast an effectively with DIALux , If you have experience with windows application , getting started in DIALux will present no problem.Content and OverviewThis course we will go through 11 lecture which is including the following points 1- Introduction for the DIALux2- How to install the program and the lighting catalogues. 3- How to use DIALux wizard for quick lighting design for a room. 4- The DIALux user interface a- The Project manager , Cad window, Guide b- The Luminaire selection c- The furniture tree d- The color tree e- The output tree f- The Guide g- Edit mode5- Optimise personal setting a- General Options.What Am I going to get from this course? At the end of the course you will be able to do the internal lighting design for a building, shop , show room and etc..by using DIALux program. If the course success I will go for next step which is external lighting design ( Street lighting , landscape lighting) So please leave a comment if you want the new course. I add the documents form where I explain the course so you can use it during the course to follow up with the video.For more information about the DIALux program and the lighting catalogue you ca download it online if you need help please send me a message.

So basically what this course is is a series for people who want to learn how to make a character in blender from a reference image. This is fundamental in character modeling. Weather it be for games or a film modeling a character from a reference image is usually how the job gets done. In this course I will go over getting started in blender, then I jump right into modeling, afterwards we rig and pose the character. This course I about quickly learning the modeling and rigging process for character creation in blender. Lots of courses teach you about the modeling basics but never really show you how to put something (in this case someone) together. This is what I do in this course. Just so that you are familiar the terms I will be using in this series are as follows: Extrude (E) : The process of taking existing geometry and extending it to form new shapes. Rotate (R) : The process of rotating geometry in blender. Scale (S) : The Process of resizing geometry in blender. Grab (G): The process of moving geometry in blender. Select (Right Click): The process of selecting Geometry in Blender. To select more than one object or piece of geometry hold shift while right clicking. Object Mode: The default mode in blender. Edit Mode: Once and object is selected in object mode ( note that the object must be geometry, not lights or cameras) hit the tab button on your key board and the you will have entered Edit Mode. Rigging: The process of adding bones to a mesh to enable it to be animated through the bones.

Are you someone who wants to discover the potential of artificial intelligence, such as Dall-E 3?Do you want to create art with AI like in Midjouenrey but with ChatGPT, and learn how to benefit from this technology?Then this course is perfect for you!In this course, you will learn how to create impressive artworks with DALL-E in just a few minutes, how the Deffiusn model works, how to find the right prompts for your images, what the eraser is, how inpainting and outpainting work, how to sell your art without committing copyright infringement, and much more!Whether you're an experienced artist or a complete beginner, this course will give you the skills you need to navigate the world of AI image creation.This course will guide you step-by-step through the process of becoming a pro in this field.By the end of the program, you will be a master of Dall-E and have a portfolio of impressive artworks that you can sell online to generate passive income.I'll share with you my secrets on how to get the most out of this technique.You'll create stunning artworks that you can use and sell privately.Of course, you can also build an online presence and share your masterpieces on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.It's essential to recognize new trends, join them, and not be the last one, not to fall behind, not to be overtaken by technology, and not by the competition.That's why this course is suitable for anyone interested in the potential of artificial intelligence and who wants to benefit from this technology.So what are you waiting for?Enroll today and start your journey with Dall-E!

In this course you will learn to use variables and advanced actions along with timing and animations that help enhance the user experience. This course is not intended to teach you how to make videogames. It will give you tools to design your own simulations that include game elements like points, levels and achievements.This course does not teach how to make video games. It does not explain how to code or publish video games.Its main topic is designing e-learning lessons that incorporate game like elements, such as points, levels, rewards and/ or character selection to be used during your course/ lessons.Some basic topics on Illustrator are covered, such as layers, the pen tool, pathfinder, alignment and brief tips on publishing files in Illustrator so that you can use them in Captivate.

Welcome to Hands-On Introduction to NoSQL with MongoDB — a beginner-friendly and practical course designed to help you understand what NoSQL is, how MongoDB works, and how to start using it in official GUI, as well as from the shell and in code.I’m Lucas — a tech lead working in an international team — and I’ve created this course for developers, DevOps engineers, and curious learners who want to understand how to use NoSQL databases effectively.In just around 2 hours, you’ll get a clear and hands-on introduction to MongoDB — from installation to core CRUD operations, data modeling strategies, indexing, aggregation, and real-world usage with Node.js.No slides. Just coding and real examples.So no matter if you’re a complete beginner or coming from SQL, you’ll learn:What NoSQL means and how it compares to relational databasesWhy MongoDB is one of the most popular NoSQL databases todayHow to work with databases, collections, and documentsHow to perform powerful operations using shell commands and aggregation pipelinesHow to connect and use MongoDB from Node.js using the official driverBy the end of this course, you’ll be confident using MongoDB for your own projects, prototyping, or backend development.All tools used are free — and everything we build can run locally or in the cloud with MongoDB Atlas.So let’s get started!