Whether you're looking to transition into tech, automate tasks in your current role, or simply understand the digital tools shaping your industry, this course is designed to empower adult professionals with the coding skills they need to thrive in today's workforce. Through a practical and project-driven approach, participants will learn the foundations of modern programming and how to apply them to real-world business contexts. This course focuses on hands-on learning, critical thinking, and immediate applicability to your professional environment. You will learn to: Understand and write code using popular programming languages (e.g., Python) Build automation scripts and basic applications Work with data: parse, clean, and analyze using code Understand the principles of web development and APIs Read and contribute to codebases and technical documentation Apply coding to solve challenges in your own industry

Welcome to the world of coding — where creativity meets technology! this is a beginner-friendly programming course designed specifically for kids and juniors who want to learn how to build games, apps, animations, and more. Through interactive activities, story-driven challenges, and fun projects, students will explore how computers think and how they can bring their own ideas to life using code! No experience needed — just curiosity and a love for learning! What you will learn: The basics of how computers work and “think” Fundamental coding concepts (loops, logic, variables, conditions) Creative coding with platforms like Scratch, Minecraft Education, or Blockly Introduction to real coding languages like Python (for older kids) How to build animations, games, and simple web pages Problem-solving and creative thinking skills Course Features: Hands-on, project-based learning (learn by doing!) Playful and engaging content tailored for young minds Collaborative activities and group projects Safe, supportive, and instructor-guided environment End-of-course showcase for parents

Unlock the power of visual intelligence. This course is a practical to Computer Vision, one of the most exciting fields in artificial intelligence, where machines are taught to interpret and understand the visual world. Designed for developers, data scientists, and tech enthusiasts, this course blends theory with hands-on projects to help you understand how to build smart systems capable of recognizing faces, detecting objects, reading text from images, and much more based on the real world interpretations. You'll work with real-world tools used in the industry — including OpenCV, Python, and deep learning frameworks. What You Will Learn: Fundamentals of computer vision and image processing How digital images are represented and manipulated Object detection, face recognition, and motion tracking Working with video feeds, camera input, and image segmentation Introduction to deep learning for vision (CNNs, transfer learning) How to build and deploy real-time vision applications

In today’s data-driven world, professionals need more than spreadsheets — they need insight. This course is designed to equip you with the skills to analyze, visualize, and communicate data effectively using Microsoft Power BI, one of the most powerful and accessible business intelligence tools on the market. Ideal for business professionals, analysts, project managers, and decision-makers, this course will guide you from the basics of data transformation to the creation of interactive dashboards that drive action and clarity. What You Will Learn: Understand the Power BI ecosystem and interface Connect and transform data from multiple sources (Excel, SQL, CSV, APIs...) Clean, model, and structure data using Power Query and DAX formulas Build interactive dashboards and dynamic reports Use filters, slicers, hierarchies, and drill-downs for user interaction Share insights securely via the Power BI Service (cloud) Learn data storytelling best practices to influence decisions

Step into the world where software meets hardware — and machines come to life. This course is a hands-on introduction to robotics, designed to help you build, program, and control intelligent systems capable of interacting with the real world. Through practical projects and real-life applications, you’ll learn the fundamentals of robotics: from mechanical design to electronics, sensors, and embedded programming. Whether you're aiming to explore robotics professionally, teach it, or just follow your curiosity, this course will launch your journey. What You Will Learn: Basics of robot architecture: sensors, actuators, controllers Embedded systems and microcontroller programming (e.g. Arduino, Raspberry Pi) Motion control: wheels, servos, motors, and trajectories Working with sensors (ultrasonic, IR, GPS, gyroscope, etc.) Programming logic and automation using Python/C++ Basics of robotic vision and line-following, object avoidance How to design and simulate robots using tools like TinkerCAD, Gazebo, or ROS (optional)