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The role of ethical hacker and offensive security has emerged as equally important as defensive security in the information security industry. Pre-emptively discovering, exploiting and helping to remediate security vulnerabilities

This course will provide you with the latest proven, practical project management knowledge to develop your career as a project manager and prepare you to pass the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification exam.

The fastest-growing area in embedded systems design is the Internet of Things (IoT) — smart devices and physical objects with built-in sensors, equipped to exchange data across cloud computing networks.

In this course, we’ll start with the basics of business vocabulary and working in a professional environment. You’ll understand the importance of project management and how it fits into business practice.

Explore computer science and coding in the Java programming language. This introductory course will focus on fundamental computer science concepts, control and data structures, and best practices for programming in Java.

In this course, you’ll learn how to create ASP.NET Core REST services and how to integrate Amazon Web Services (AWS) into your web development projects.

Algorithms and data structures are the essential frameworks for solving almost any computer engineering problem.

With advances in machine learning and deep learning algorithms, artificial intelligence has grown exponentially. AI is a driving force behind technologies such as computer vision, autonomous vehicles, drones, robotics and more.

In this course, you’ll use advanced modeling techniques to predict, classify and group data. You’ll use more advanced techniques to help you understand both inferential and predictive approaches.

Gain the deep technical knowledge and interdisciplinary skills needed to turn massive data sets into insights organizations can use. Study data management, statistics, machine learning, data visualization and human-centered design. Collaborate in small teams on data analysis projects.