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13.1 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
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Overview

This Financial Intelligence For Entrepreneurs, Executives & Directors course enables you to delve deeply into Financial Intelligence,in order to better explore, understand and apply Financial Intelligence skills.

Through this Financial Intelligence For Entrepreneurs, Executives & Directors course, you will gain a world-class knowledge and understanding with a focus on Financial Intelligence, based on solving real life Financial Intelligence issues.

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Reed courses certificate of completion

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Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed

Curriculum

25
sections
181
lectures
13h 6m
total
    • 1: 2. Who We Are 05:24
    • 2: who we are 05:24
    • 3: Introduction 01:13
    • 4: 1. Introduction- 01:13
    • 5: 1. Introduction-- 01:13
    • 6: 3. Downloading and Installing Proteus Software 03:08
    • 7: 3. Downloading and Installing Proteus Software- 03:08
    • 8: 3. Downloading and Installing Proteus Software-- 03:08
    • 9: 4. Adding Arduino Library to Proteus 05:16
    • 10: 4. Adding Arduino Library to Proteus- 05:16
    • 11: 4. Adding Arduino Library to Proteus-- 05:16
    • 12: 5. Downloading and Installing Arduino Coding Software 04:46
    • 13: 5. Downloading and Installing Arduino Coding Software- 04:46
    • 14: 5. Downloading and Installing Arduino Coding Software-- 04:46
    • 15: Introduction- 01:13
    • 16: Introduction-- 01:13
    • 17: 1. Your First Code in Arduino Coding Software 05:56
    • 18: 2. Editing the code and Getting the Hex File 02:38
    • 19: 3. Load the hex file and Run the Simulation 03:58
    • 20: 1. Introduction 01:27
    • 21: 2. What is Arduino 01:39
    • 22: 3. The holes in board 01:22
    • 23: 5. The Breadboard 05:01
    • 24: 6. How does Arduino thinks 05:53
    • 25: 7. Putting together Your First circuit 04:11
    • 26: 8. Cut and paste coding 04:29
    • 27: 9. Circuit diagram 04:03
    • 28: 1. Inputs Buttons 03:50
    • 29: 2. Analog Input Potentiometer 08:34
    • 30: 3. Analog Input IR sensor 03:37
    • 31: 1. Introduction 04:22
    • 32: 2. What is Arduino Raspberry Pi and PIC Microcontroller 06:23
    • 33: 3. Quick summary of the main differences 04:40
    • 34: 4. Hardware Power and Connectivity 03:28
    • 35: 5. Hardware IO Pins Storage and USB 03:49
    • 36: 6. Software Comaprison 04:42
    • 37: 7. Expanding Onward Capablities 02:54
    • 38: 8. How to decide Which one 05:36
    • 39: 1. Introduction 02:18
    • 40: 2. Basic Parts Requirements 02:26
    • 41: 3. Parts needed to get the job done 02:33
    • 42: 4. How to do it 00:49
    • 43: 4. Wire up a power supply 05:03
    • 44: 5. ATMEGA Introduction 02:47
    • 45: 6. ATMEGA Connection 07:09
    • 46: 7. Arduino Ready 04:31
    • 47: 8. Bootloading your chips optional 06:16
    • 48: 9. Finish up and burn the bootloader 05:45
    • 49: 1. Introduction 02:57
    • 50: 2. Raspberry Pi Connections 03:25
    • 51: 3. Raspberry Pi Configuration and Code 06:01
    • 52: 4. Arduino Configuration 06:10
    • 53: 4. Raspberry Pi Configuration and Code 06:01
    • 54: 5. Arduino Raspberry Pi Connection 01:41
    • 55: 6. Finishing Configuration 06:54
    • 56: 7. Arduino Configuration 06:10
    • 57: 7. Completing Python Setup 04:52
    • 58: 8. Final Step The End Of This Section 01:00
    • 59: 9. Arduino Raspberry Pi Connection 01:41
    • 60: 10. Finishing Configuration 06:54
    • 61: 12. Completing Python Setup 04:52
    • 62: 13. Final Step The End Of This Section 01:00
    • 63: 1. Introduction 03:43
    • 64: 2. Required Materials 09:07
    • 65: 3. Circuit Diagram 06:14
    • 66: 4. Code Overview 03:44
    • 67: 5. Code Explanation Part One 04:17
    • 68: 5. Code Overview 03:44
    • 69: 6. Code Explanation Part One 04:17
    • 70: 6. Code Explanation Part Two 05:51
    • 71: 7. Code Explanation Part Three 04:42
    • 72: 7. Code Explanation Part Two 05:51
    • 73: 8. Code Explanation Part Three 04:42
    • 74: 1. Introduction 02:11
    • 75: 2. Hardware and Software Components 06:38
    • 76: 3. Let_s Start Building 03:41
    • 77: 4. How does it works 02:35
    • 78: 5. Android Application 07:47
    • 79: 6. Note 01:05
    • 80: 7. Schematic 02:04
    • 81: 8. Code 10:00
    • 82: 9. Testing Code 03:11
    • 83: 1. Introduction 02:11
    • 84: 2. What You Will Learn in this course 01:31
    • 85: 3. Hardware Requirements 03:09
    • 86: 4. What is Arduino + Software Download 05:21
    • 87: 5. What is Ultrasonic Sensor 03:12
    • 88: 6. What is Servo Motor 03:30
    • 89: 7. Software Requirements Schematic 08:12
    • 90: 8. Arduino Code Explained 05:41
    • 91: 10. Processing Code + Java jdk 06:50
    • 92: 1. Basic Parts Needed for this Project 02:12
    • 93: 2. Practical Assembly 04:42
    • 94: 1. Introduction 02:45
    • 95: 2. Software and Hardware Requirements 08:27
    • 96: 3. How Does It Work 04:28
    • 97: 4. Circuit Diagram 07:23
    • 98: 6. Code Explained in Details 08:16
    • 99: 1. Basic Parts Needed for this Project 02:12
    • 100: 2. Practical Assembly 04:42
    • 101: 1. Introduction 02:45
    • 102: 2. Software and Hardware Requirements 08:27
    • 103: 3. How Does It Work 04:28
    • 104: 5. Circuit Diagram 07:23
    • 105: 7. Code Explained in Details 08:16
    • 106: 1. Introduction 02:35
    • 107: 2. Things Used in this Project - Hardware 02:51
    • 108: 3. Things Used in this Project - Software and Web Editor 07:54
    • 109: 4. Temperature and Humidity Sensor Wiring 04:09
    • 110: 5. Code to Test DHT Sensors using Serial Monitor 04:54
    • 111: 6. Code for LCD and DHT Sensor Together 03:45
    • 112: 7. Final Code for LCD RTC and DHT Sensor 04:33
    • 113: 1. Introduction 02:35
    • 114: 2. Things Used in this Project - Hardware 02:51
    • 115: 3. Things Used in this Project - Software and Web Editor 07:54
    • 116: 5. Temperature and Humidity Sensor Wiring 04:09
    • 117: 6. Code to Test DHT Sensors using Serial Monitor 04:54
    • 118: 7. Code for LCD and DHT Sensor Together 03:45
    • 119: 8. Final Code for LCD RTC and DHT Sensor 04:33
    • 120: 1. Introduction 03:36
    • 121: 2. Required Materials 04:14
    • 122: 3. Download and Install Arduino IDE 09:23
    • 123: 4. Circuit Diagram LCD Connection Explained 05:21
    • 124: 5. Circuit Diagram Continue 02:42
    • 125: 6. How Does It Work 01:41
    • 126: 7. Code Overview 02:52
    • 127: 8. Code Explanation 04:33
    • 128: 1. Introduction 02:44
    • 129: 2. How does it work 01:56
    • 130: 3. Circuit Diagram 07:50
    • 131: 4. Arduino Alarm Clock Code Part1 06:55
    • 132: 5. Arduino Alarm Clock Code Part2 04:04
    • 133: 6. Arduino Alarm Clock Practical Assembly 03:57
    • 134: 1. Introduction 03:36
    • 135: 2. Required Materials 04:14
    • 136: 3. Download and Install Arduino IDE 09:23
    • 137: 4. Circuit Diagram LCD Connection Explained 05:21
    • 138: 5. Circuit Diagram Continue 02:42
    • 139: 6. How Does It Work 01:41
    • 140: 8. Code Overview 02:52
    • 141: 9. Code Explanation 04:33
    • 142: 1. Introduction 02:44
    • 143: 2. How does it work 01:56
    • 144: 3. Circuit Diagram 07:50
    • 145: 4. Arduino Alarm Clock Code Part1 06:55
    • 146: 5. Arduino Alarm Clock Code Part2 04:04
    • 147: 6. Arduino Alarm Clock Practical Assembly 03:57
    • 148: 1. Introduction 02:49
    • 149: 2. Wireless Power Introduction History and efficiency chart explained 05:10
    • 150: 4. How Wireless Power Works 05:04
    • 151: 5. Why We need wireless electricity 02:17
    • 152: 6. Advantages and disadvantages 03:10
    • 153: 7. Range of Witricity and Witricity Applications 04:10
    • 154: 8. How Safe is Wireless electricity 01:27
    • 155: 9. Wireless Powered Arduino Project 01:26
    • 156: 10. Let_s Build IT 03:24
    • 157: 11. Code and troubleshooting 04:46
    • 158: 12. How Does This Circuit Work 02:10
    • 159: 1. Introduction 01:15
    • 160: 2. Course Requirements 00:46
    • 161: 3. Download and Install Arduino 07:04
    • 162: 4. Components Explained 10:06
    • 163: 5. Assmbly 02:48
    • 164: 6. The Code 12:41
    • 165: 1. Introduction 02:49
    • 166: 2. Wireless Power Introduction History and efficiency chart explained 05:10
    • 167: 4. How Wireless Power Works 05:04
    • 168: 5. Why We need wireless electricity 02:17
    • 169: 6. Advantages and disadvantages 03:10
    • 170: 7. Range of Witricity and Witricity Applications 04:10
    • 171: 8. How Safe is Wireless electricity 01:27
    • 172: 9. Wireless Powered Arduino Project 01:26
    • 173: 10. Let_s Build IT 03:24
    • 174: 11. Code and troubleshooting 04:46
    • 175: 12. How Does This Circuit Work 02:10
    • 176: 1. Introduction 01:15
    • 177: 2. Course Requirements 00:46
    • 178: 3. Download and Install Arduino 07:04
    • 179: 4. Components Explained 10:06
    • 180: 5. Assmbly 02:48
    • 181: 6. The Code 12:41

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Description

This Financial Intelligence For Entrepreneurs, Executives & Directors course enables you to delve deeply into Financial Intelligence,in order to better explore, understand and apply Financial Intelligence skills.

Through this Financial Intelligence For Entrepreneurs, Executives & Directors course, you will gain a world-class knowledge and understanding with a focus on Financial Intelligence, based on solving real life Financial Intelligence issues.

Frontier Education provides working professionals, or those with no previous experience, with trailblazing, practice-based teaching, aimed to inspire and prepare you for a career in Financial Intelligence For Entrepreneurs, Executives & Directors.

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