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Michigan State University
Skills you'll gain: Creativity, Social Media, Operations Management, Writing
California Institute of the Arts
Skills you'll gain: Graphic Design, Design and Product, Visual Design, Communication, Computer Graphic Techniques, Computer Graphics, Creativity, Visualization (Computer Graphics), Geometry, Interactive Design
California Institute of the Arts
Skills you'll gain: Computer Graphics, Creativity, Graphic Design
Yale University
University of Western Australia
University of Michigan
Skills you'll gain: Computer Programming, Programming Principles, Python Programming, Computer Programming Tools, Data Structures, Computational Logic, Computational Thinking, Algorithms, Design and Product, Visual Design
Coursera Project Network
Skills you'll gain: Python Programming
Status: FreeCalifornia Institute of the Arts
Skills you'll gain: Computer Graphic Techniques, Computer Graphics, Graph Theory, Graphic Design, Visual Design, Web Design
University of Michigan
Skills you'll gain: Computer Programming, Python Programming
Status: Free
The Museum of Modern Art
Coursera Project Network
Skills you'll gain: Business, Entrepreneurship, Graphic Design, Marketing
In summary, here are 10 of our most popular cyrptography courses
- Photography Basics and Beyond: From Smartphone to DSLR: Michigan State University
- Graphic Design: California Institute of the Arts
- Introduction to Typography: California Institute of the Arts
- Visualizing the Living Body: Diagnostic Imaging: Yale University
- Blood Film Morphology - A Practical Guide: University of Western Australia
- Design Computing: 3D Modeling in Rhinoceros with Python/Rhinoscript: University of Michigan
- Aerial Image Segmentation with PyTorch : Coursera Project Network
- Основы графического дизайна: California Institute of the Arts
- Python Project: Software Engineering and Image Manipulation: University of Michigan
- Film, Images & Historical Interpretation in the 20th Century: The Camera Never Lies: University of London
