Mastering SQL is an essential skill for any Oracle Database professional. If you feel like you’ve got a firm handle on the basics and want to take your skills up a notch, this course is for you. Join Oracle Database administrator Bob Bryla as he covers the advanced features of Oracle SQL in an Oracle 19c Database environment. Bob explains advanced topics like database concurrency and isolation levels, Oracle-specific schema objects, data types, data models, and many more features you need to understand to become an Oracle SQL expert. At the end of this course, if you’re still hungry for more, Bob provides a list of resources to help you continue your learning.

Learn the basics of how to code using SQL in an Oracle 19c Database environment. Learn how to get data in and out of tables, modify data, delete data, and more.

Learn about the major features of Oracle PL/SQL, the programming language included with Oracle Database 19c.

Prepare to take and pass the Java SE 8 Programmer I exam as you dive into a key topic covered on the test: data types.

Review the fundamentals of using Java operators and decision statements as you prepare for the Java SE 8 Programmer I exam.

Take a deep dive into methods and inheritance, two key concepts in object-oriented design, as you prepare to take and pass the Java SE 8 Programmer I exam.

Get up to speed with Oracle Primavera P6, the large-scale project management software.

Learn how to build a customer service center for your company using Oracle Service Cloud.

Learn the dynamics of successful organizational communication, so you can communicate and lead more effectively.

Get a solid foundation in organization design. Learn about the core models, methods, and tools used by organization design practitioners.

Company culture impacts employee morale and the bottom line. Learn how leaders, managers, and HR can create, nurture, and change organizational culture.

Learn how to build a learning and development program to attract and retain talent and help employees develop the skills that keep your organization competitive.

Make your organization a thought leader in your industry. Learn how to identify your niche, develop a recognizable point of view, design your ideas for scale, and more.

Learn how to write an outline for any type of project: a book, essay, research paper, presentation, or article.

As your digital photo collection grows, it becomes more important to organize and back up your work. Add in a long-term archiving strategy and you can ensure your photos will be accessible to future generations. In this course, photographer Derrick Story teaches the concepts and techniques behind efficient photo management and archival. First he compares photo storage philosophies and techniques. He then shows how to create an ultralight backup system for travel, using memory cards, mobile devices, and cloud-based services like Dropbox and iCloud. Next, learn how to organize and back up photos stored on a laptop or desktop using popular apps such as Adobe Lightroom and Photos for macOS. Finally, review archiving strategies for storing photos for decades and tips for preserving printed snapshots.

Drowning in digital media? Learn a smart system for keeping your photos and video organized and accessible, from professional organizer Suzanna Kaye.

Explore the tools you can use to organize your photo library in Lightroom. Learn how to import, rate, catalog and share your photos for a perfect workflow.

Professional organizer Suzanna Kaye shows how to set up any office for maximum productivity.

Get more done when working remotely by setting your home or mobile office up for success.

If you’ve ever engaged in any sort of internet sleuthing—doing research on a company before an interview, looking up someone on social media before you meet them—then you’ve already engaged in some open-source intelligence, or OSINT. OSINT is, essentially, using publicly available information in an intelligence context. In this course, information security expert Mike Wylie shows how to effectively engage in OSINT, from the value of using it, to methods of gathering information. He covers topics like passive reconnaissance vs. active reconnaissance, methods for tracking organizations and employees, and crafting advanced search queries to find sensitive indexed information. If you’re conducting any kind of penetration test, OSINT provides a good foundation to get you started.