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KodeKloud
Skills you'll gain: Kubernetes
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Skills you'll gain: Python Programming, Statistical Programming, Computer Programming, Data Structures, Data Visualization, Databases, Plot (Graphics), Probability & Statistics, SQL, Theoretical Computer Science
Coursera Project Network
Duke University
Skills you'll gain: Data Analysis, General Statistics, Probability & Statistics, Regression, Statistical Analysis, Statistical Tests, Correlation And Dependence, Plot (Graphics), Problem Solving, R Programming
Status: FreeCheck Point Software Technologies Ltd.
Skills you'll gain: Applied Machine Learning, Machine Learning
University of London
Skills you'll gain: Computer Networking
Duke University
Skills you'll gain: Computer Programming, Python Programming, Programming Principles, Big Data, Computational Logic, Computer Programming Tools, Data Analysis, Data Structures, Problem Solving
University of Colorado System
Skills you'll gain: Security Engineering, Computer Networking, Network Security, System Security, Amazon Web Services, Cloud Computing, Cloud Infrastructure, Security Software, Cloud Applications, Computer Security Incident Management, Cyberattacks, Software Security, Cloud Management, Computer Security Models, Network Analysis
In summary, here are 10 of our most popular moq+(software) courses
- Advanced Automation Frameworks and Testing with TestNG: Packt
- Kubernetes Basics for DevOps: KodeKloud
- Angewandte numerische Fluiddynamik: Siemens
- Apache Kafka Series - Learn Apache Kafka for Beginners v3: Packt
- Accounting Data Analytics with Python: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- Configura APIs en Node.js: Crea aplicaciones backend: Coursera Project Network
- Linear Regression and Modeling : Duke University
- Check Point Jump Start: Cloud Security : Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.
- Four Rare Machine Learning Skills All Data Scientists Need: SAS
- How Computers Work: University of London
