Learn about using an operating system for IoT. Explore concepts, examples, characteristics, technical requirements, task management, memory management, and the OS kernel FreeRTOS.

Explore IoT standards and ecosystems. Learn about IoT markets, the major security and privacy challenges facing the development of IoT, the standards development process, and more.

How do you create a physical alert for virtual data? With a Raspberry Pi, a few electronic components, and some time, you can build a device that lets you know how much email your inbox contains. This course helps you explore the Internet of Things (IoT) through this fun sample project. Learn about the Pi, servos, building a case, and assembling a finished-looking project. Instructor Marc de Vinck explains what tools, software, and other equipment you need to get started, and then shows how to put together the hardware, code your device, and complete it with a simple enclosure and wiring. Plus, discover other things you can do with an email-triggered device, like automating tasks around the home.

This course was created by Marc de Vinck. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Introduces AmpliTube, a studio-quality app for playing guitar and bass through the iPad and recording a collection of classic and modern guitar sounds.

Record great-sounding music with Auria, the first major digital audio workstation designed specifically for the iPad.

Shows off the latest techniques and devices for recording live music with the iPad using accessories like the Alesis iO Dock, amps, and microphones.

Discover how to create successful iPadOS applications. Learn how to work with SwiftUI, set up multitasking, incorporate hand-drawn content into your app using PencilKit, and more.

Explore the enhanced photo-taking, photo-management, and photo-editing features in iOS 13 on iPhone and iPad.

Discover the powerful array of tools, features, and functionality for photographers inside iOS 14 on iPad and iPhone. Instructor Seán Duggan covers how to use the basic camera controls before moving on to more advanced features, including night mode, slow motion, and time-lapse. Seán also discusses photo editing, organizing, and sharing.

Get more done—and have more fun—with your iPhone or iPad. Use your iOS device to its fullest potential with these expert tips and tricks.

Do you want to get more from the camera in your pocket? Learn how to capture the most detail on your iPhone. When you switch to shooting in raw file formats, you can dramatically increase the quality of your images. Instructor Richard Harrington walks you through which settings matter most and which apps do you need to download. He starts with making sure you understand your iPhone and the file formats you can use on it. Richard explains how working with Raw files impacts your editing workflow, then steps through shooting ProRAW with the native camera on your iPhone. He explains the apps you need on your phone for Raw photography, as well as how to transfer Raw files to your computer or to cloud storage. Richard concludes with useful editing strategies for macOS, Windows, Adobe Lightroom, and Luminar AI.

Note: This course was created by RHED Pixel. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Demonstrates the art of iPhoneography—how to shoot, enhance, and share photos using an iPhone.

Build more "magical" websites. Learn how to use Isotope.js to create advanced web layouts with dynamic filtering and sorting.

Are you looking to move into the dynamic and exciting world of software testing? An ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board) certification can be one steppingstone on your journey. The ISTQB exams can be difficult to traverse without a solid understanding of the course material and the expectations of the exam board. In this course, instructor Michael Smith covers all these things. Michael explains key terminology that you will need to know for the ISTQB exams. After describing the principles, process, and psychology of testing, Michael goes into how software testing fits into the overall software development lifecycle (SDLC). He discusses static testing, a variety of test techniques, and helpful information on organizing, planning, monitoring, and managing your tests. Michael finishes up by showing you some test tool considerations and tips, as well as additional help in getting ready for the ISTQB Foundation Exam.

Learn the fundamental skills needed to get a job as an IT help desk technician. Learn the basics of software installation, networking, and troubleshooting.

Interested in finding an IT security job? IT security expert Marc Menninger explains how to launch a successful career in information security.

Prepare for MTA exam 98-367, Security Fundamentals. Learn the core concepts of operating system and network-level security to avoid threats and eliminate system vulnerabilities.

Learn how to secure an organization's network to keep your interconnected systems and data safe and prepare for Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) exam 98-367.

Learn how to secure a Windows operating system as you prepare to take and pass the Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) exam 98-367, Security Fundamentals.

Learn about cybersecurity policies, related resources, and how information security fits in with public policies and laws.