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Types of Conflict
June 2021
University of California, Irvine - Division of Continuing Education
Sources, types and causes of conflict. Not all conflict is negative; positive conflict can lead to greater diversity of ideas and decrease the chances of overlooking a blind spot.
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What is Data Science?
March 2021
IBM
Broad understanding of data science and the skills needed to perform it.
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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI)
July 2021
IBM
Broad course on artificial intelligence, which includes machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, neural networks, etc.
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Introduction to Cloud Computing
June 2021
IBM
Takeaways: I'm really glad I took this course. It provides a broad perspective of where computing is today.
Many, many businesses are moving to cloud — it's almost impossible to avoid cloud computing.
Changing to cloud has also changed how businesses approach computing: rather than Agile, they're using DevOps; rather than service-oriented architecture, they're using Microservices; rather than Virtual Machines, they're using Cloud.
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The Art of Negotiation
June 2021
University of California, Irvine - Division of Continuing Education
Takeaway: The modern approach to negotiation is that both sides work towards maximizing value for both parties, rather than a win-lose outcome. This is because it's recognized that taking a value maximizing approach will increase the possibility of doing business again in the future. Taking a hard-line, win-lose approach has short-term benefits, but not for the long-term because the other party will be less likely to want to do business again.
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High-Impact Business Writing
2021 June
University of California, Irvine - Division of Continuing Education
Takeaways: I created a little proofreading checklist, to help improve my writing by finding mistakes and errors before sharing. Another tip I learned is to spend more time in editing than writing.
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Communication in the 21st Century Workplace
June 2021
University of California, Irvine - Division of Continuing Education
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Finance for Non-Financial Professionals
Completed: 2021 May
University of California, Irvine - Division of Continuing Education
The course introduces a number of financial ratios, like liquidity ratios, debt ratios, and profitability ratios. And there's an exercise at the end to apply the learning.
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Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management for Personal & Professional Productivity
Completed: April 2021
University of California, Irvine - Division of Continuing Education
I began using some of the tips from this course to help manage my time, including a digital countdown timer for my computer.
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Project Management: The Basics for Success
Completed: 2021 May
University: University of California, Irvine - Division of Continuing Education
One thing I liked about this course is that it spends a decent amount of time on dealing with difficult people. Even the best plans can go bad when there's interpersonal conflict. The course provides a Seven Step Feedback model for working with a difficult person.
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Basic Skills in Constructive Communication
Completed: 2021, April
University: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University
The best lesson from this course is to Ask Clarifying Questions, anytime there could possibly be more than one way to interpret a statement or question. I put a little note on my monitor as a reminder.
It sounds like asking someone to explain themselves repeatedly would be annoying, which I initially thought. However, misunderstandings are easy to make and asking another person to explain their thoughts is a way of showing interest.
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Highly recommend this 4-week course, which I completed in November 2020. The instructor is a behavioral scientist at the University of Michigan. He unexpectedly lost of his daughter, and that led him on a path to learn more about the importance and benefits of a life with purpose. He used that life experience and his research as a motivation for the course.
There are a few exercises focused on identifying your personal values and, importantly, connecting them to specific actions.
You should be able to go through the whole course without paying anything, (unless you want a certificate to share).
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I just completed China’s Political and Intellectual Foundations: From Sage Kings to Confucius with @edXOnline!
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UX Design with Chris Nodder, Parts 1-7
Most of these courses are no longer available on Lynda or have since been updated. However, here are the certificates for the original dates.
These course are rated Intermediate in terms of skill level and total duration is 2h 35m.
UX Design: 1 Overview (2013), Completed 2016
UX Design: 2 Analyzing User Data, Completed 2016
Who are your users? What are their challenges? How can your design solve their needs? UX research can help you answer these questions, and many more. In this installment of UX Design Techniques, Chris Nodder walks through the process of acquiring user data and transforming that data into actionable project ideas. Learn how to observe users interacting with a prototype or simply performing tasks, build experience maps that depict those interactions, analyze the data, and extract ideas for new products and features.
UX Design: 3 Creating Personas (Completed 2016)
UX Design: 4 Ideation (Completed 2016)
UX Design: 5 Creating Scenarios and Storyboards (Completed 2016)
UX Design: 6 Paper Prototyping, Completed 2016
UX Design: 7 Implementation (Completed 2016)
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author: Tatiana Kolovou
duration: 1h 5m
skill: intermediate
released: 2017
Diplomacy is a mindset; tact is a strategy. In this course, communications professor Tatiana Kolovou helps you realize the benefits of communicating with tact and diplomacy in workplace situations.
Completion: 12/2018
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author: Dorie Clark
released: 2018
duration: 28m 12s
skill: beginner
completed: Dec 2018
Personal branding expert Dorie Clark helps you first determine whether you are sending signals that might be off-putting to others—whether through body language or some other kind of communication.
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author: Matt Francis
duration: 2h 14m
skill: Intermediate
released: 2016
Completed 8/2019
Data Visualization Tips and Tricks is a series of standalone lessons on how to do data viz the right way, every time.
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