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You know that behind those interactive webpages you encounter is code that's being read and rendered by your browser, and you're ready to understand that code further so you can build your very own website. Paul Trani helps you achieve that goal in this course, where he explains the fundamentals of web design and shows how to put them into practice. Paul starts by explaining how the web works, and then he dives into the specifics of HTML and CSS. This prepares you for the next thing he demonstrates how to use Adobe Dreamweaver CC to create webpages. He shows how to lay out your pages and stylize content; add navigation; and ensure that your site looks great on mobile devices. Follow along with Paul to create your first website, complete with video, links to your social profiles, and

R is the language of big data-a statistical programming language that helps describe, mine, and test relationships between large amounts of data. Author Barton Poulson shows how to use R to model statistical relationships using graphs, calculations, tests, and other analysis tools. Learn how to enter and modify data; create charts, scatter plots, and histograms; examine outliers; calculate correlations; and compute regressions, bivariate associations, and statistics for three or more variables. Challenge exercises with step-by-step solutions allow you to test your skills as you progress.

SEO search factors-the elements that contribute to how and where your site is displayed on the Google results page-impact how your content makes its way to your audience. In this course, Brad Batesole pulls back the curtain on the modern search engine, walking through the goals and intent of searching, how people search, and how search results pull up the relevant results and rank content. Along the way, Brad points out how to capture Google featured snippets and reveals how results and programmatic site features work. He also delves into methodologies for mining results from Google to unlock new ideas and opportunities.

Course Description
One of the core building blocks of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is that of storage, and AWS provides a wide range of storage services that allow you to architect the correct solution for your needs. Understanding what each of these services is and what they have been designed and developed for, gives you the knowledge to implement best practices ensuring your data is stored, transmitted and backed up in the most efficient and scalable way. This course will focus on each of the storage services provided by AWS and will explain what the service is, its key features and when and why you might use the service within your own environment

How are you going to create demand for your products and services? This course examines eleven marketing programs in depth, including email marketing, SEO, content marketing, and advertising, with examples so you can apply the right ones to your business. Learn tactics for deploying the marketing programs you choose, see examples of programs in use, and learn about possible impacts on your overall marketing budget

This course is a "live" scenario discussion where the CloudAcademy team tackle a migration project. Our customer needs to migrate out of their current data center by a certain date. They also would like to modernise their business application

The Summit brings together DFIR practitioners who share their experiences, case studies and stories from the field. Summit attendees will explore real-world applications of technologies and solutions from all aspects of the fields of digital forensics and incident response.