Get started with CATIA v5, one of the leading CAD packages for the automotive, aerospace, and shipbuilding industry.

If you work in the motion design industry, chances are you’ve heard of Cavalry, a powerful 2D animation tool that has been exploding in popularity with its mix of traditional and procedural workflows for creating motion graphics. In this course, Andy Needham gets you up and running with Cavalry, taking you through the interface and workflows. Andy walks you through the creation of an FUI (fictional/fantasy/futuristic user interface)–the same ones used widely in TV shows, commercials, and movies–and details the shapes, behaviors, utilities, and effects used in Cavalry. If you are looking for a new main application for motion design, or if you just want to keep up with new and popular industry tools, join Andy in this course.

Learn how to install CentOS, perform common admin tasks from the command line, and get popular services up and running.

Learn all the skills you need to know to bring your first characters to life, including posing to the camera, animating from pose to pose, walking basics, and dialogue.

Learn how to develop memorable, believable characters for all types of illustration: cartoons, comics, feature animation, gaming, kid's books, and advertising.

Learn how to use Chef, a powerful platform that transforms your infrastructure into code, to simplify and automate configuration management.

Learn how to use Chrome Developer Tools (DevTools) to test and debug websites and applications.

Build a complete 3D motion graphics sequence in CINEMA 4D Lite, the introductory version of CINEMA 4D included with After Effects CC.

Explore the core techniques you need to know to create 3D models and animation with the latest version of Cinema 4D.

Get started with Cinema 4D R20, the essential 3D modeling and animation tool for motion graphics artists and designers.

Learn the basics of Cinema 4D R21. Explore tools and techniques for creating professional 3D models and motion graphics and texturing, lighting, animating, and rendering your work.

Cinema 4D is an essential tool for aspiring motion graphics artists and designers alike. With Cinema 4D, you can enhance your motion graphics, models, and visualizations with 3D objects, dynamic effects, and animation. This course reviews the basics of Cinema 4D S22, covering the interface, the tools, and the hierarchy—the key to grasping everything in Cinema 4D. Instructor Andy Needham helps you get up to speed with how to create and manipulate objects in 3D space. He introduces you to Cinema 4D materials, lights, and cameras, as well as essential techniques such as rendering. Along the way, he walks you through how to complete a basic project in Cinema 4D from start to finish.

Learn how to shoot a motion picture and tell stories in a powerful way—from ASC cinematographer and professor Bill Dill. Part 1 covers narrative filmmaking techniques.

Learn the art and craft of cinematography from ASC cinematographer and professor Bill Dill. Part 2 covers blocking actors, lighting sets, rehearsing, and shooting on a film set.

Learn essential cinematography techniques from ASC cinematographer and professor Bill Dill. Part 3 covers creating a cinematic look by using tools and hands-on creative techniques.

Discover how to use Cineware for Illustrator, a plugin that allows you to render 3D objects and place them into illustrations and images with realistic lighting and shadows.

Python is coming to the Internet of Things. That opens vast possibilities, but you need to learn to apply Python differently on the constrained resources of microcontrollers. In this course, instructor Robert Gallup walks you through how to get started, control hardware, add interaction, and connect external components. Robert introduces you to the purpose, background, and limitations of CircuitPython and shows you how to write and upload your first script. He explains the basic elements of a microprocessor, then steps through identifying components on the Circuit Playground Express (CPX) board, controlling the CPX onboard LED, and controlling NeoPixels on the CPX. Robert shows you how to add several different interactions with the CPX. He concludes by showing you how to connect external components, such as a potentiometer and external libraries.

Learn how to configure a Cisco router to transmit data between local area networks and connect to the Internet.

Learn how to configure a Cisco switch to connect and control resources on your network.

In the digital transformation era, software integration is one of the biggest unsolved challenges. Claris Connect is the solution: a cloud-based integration platform that allows you to automate tasks and create highly efficient, streamlined workflows. Businesses can create their own custom application networks, greatly reducing the time it takes to connect systems and orchestrate tasks. This course introduces Claris Connect and shows how you can leverage this tool for automating tasks that integrate applications such as FileMaker Pro, Eventbrite, Shopify, Slack, Box, Mailchimp, and more. Instructor Cris Ippolite walks you through the basics of creating new Claris Connect flows, creating actions and triggers, using utilities, and even adding schedules or approvals to your flows. He also provides real-world examples that help you visualize the uses of Claris Connect for your business.