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The Great Courses – Early Modern Philosophy – James D. Reid – TTC
English | Tutorial | Size: 5.24 GB
From the 17th to the 18th centuries, bold thinkers cast off the authority of ancient traditions and embraced reason as the primary tool for understanding the world. [Read more…]
Linkedin Learning – Learning Autodesk Forma
English | Tutorial | Size: 1.05 GB
Forma is the latest cloud-based platform included with the Autodesk AEC Collection. [Read more…]
The Great Courses – Stories of America’s National Parks – Megan Kate Nelson – TTC
English | Tutorial | Size: 4.89 GB
Many Americans remember a family road trip to visit one of our 63 national parks, driving and hiking through the nation’s most awe-inspiring landscapes. [Read more…]
Udemy – AutoCAD Advanced Certification Exam Prep
English | Tutorial | Size: 2.79 GB
Prepare for the Autodesk AutoCAD Advanced Certification exam with training videos and practice files [Read more…]
Math Tutor DVD – Physics 2
English | Tutorial | Size: 7.44 GB
Many students have asked what my educational and professional background is, so I thought I would provide some info. [Read more…]
Math Tutor DVD – Physics 1
English | Tutorial | Size: 3.05 GB
Udemy – Master Oil, Gas, and Hydrogen Energy Engineering
English | Tutorial | Size: 5.69 GB
Learn piping, pressure vessels, hydrogen systems, and automation for the energy industry. [Read more…]
Linkedin Learning – Revit: Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting – Updated Dec 2024
English | Tutorial | Size: 20.4GB
In this series, there’s a little something for every Revit designer-beginners and seasoned users alike. [Read more…]
Udemy – Designing PCB using Autodesk Eagle for Everyone!
English | Tutorial | Size: 4.13 GB
in this course you will learn step by step how to use and design your own PCB using the latest version of Autodesk EAGLE [Read more…]
The Great Courses – The Hidden Power of Microbes – Melissa Booth – TTC
English | Tutorial | Size: 8.66 GB
Before the invention of the microscope, the oldest and most widespread forms of life on Earth were totally unknown to humans, even though human life is completely dependent on them. Not only that, but this invisible domain substantially outweighs all animals and humans combined, comprising some one-sixth of the living biomass on Earth. [Read more…]