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Pluralsight – Understanding IT Governance Drivers and Principles

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Pluralsight – Understanding IT Governance Drivers and Principles-BOOKWARE-KNiSO
English | Size: 101.32 MB
Category: Tutorial


Release Notes: To understand how the corporate world works, you need to understand IT governance. In this course, Understanding IT Governance Drivers and Principles, you will gain a leader’s perspective into the corporate world by learning what drives businesses ahead. First, you will learn how to differentiate governance from management and by doing so you will better position yourself in any company or market. Next, you will discover the COBIT5 framework and how it can help corporations to better align IT with the business. Finally you will explore the 7 IT governance enablers presented in COBIT5. When you’re finished with this course, you will have mastered the principles behind IT governance and will take a step further in your career as an industry leader [Read more…]

PACKT LEARNING LINUX DEVICE DRIVERS DEVELOPMENT

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PACKT LEARNING LINUX DEVICE DRIVERS DEVELOPMENT
English | Size: 359.98 MB
Category: Tutorial


Linux is an operating system that consists of a monolithic kernel. This course will get you comfortable with setting up and building any device driver from scratch.

This course covers driver installation and shows you how to configure server management and resolve issues with synchronization, concurrency, power management and more. You’ll see how to create and manage your own driver within Linux and have a better experience using the Linux terminal.
You’ll set up and configure your Ubuntu machine to develop drivers catered to audio and TPM drivers for Ubuntu. You’ll also learn to push your live drivers to import them into the core components of the OS. [Read more…]

Gustav Nilsson’s – Mastering Drivers in Blender 2.7

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Gustav Nilsson’s – Mastering Drivers in Blender 2.7
English | Size: 4.1GB
Category: Tutorial


Most Blender users have never heard of drivers, and if they have, they think it is too difficult to understand.
This is a real shame, because drivers are one of the most powerful parts of Blender. They allow us to automate work, and create really awesome things without having to write lots of code!
6 hours of High Quality Tutorials
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Linux Device Drivers Programming at the Kernel Level

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Linux Device Drivers Programming at the Kernel Level
English | Size: 1.44 GB
Category: Tutorial


This Linux online training course introduces Linux device drivers and shows how they interact with the Linux kernel. Numerous programming exercises reveal the rich set of kernel APIs that provide a multitude of services to driver programmers. This training teaches you how Linux handles asynchronous I/O in a way that is totally transparent to applications. You’ll examine the unique problems of debugging in Kernel space. Perhaps most important, you’ll see how much of a device driver involves interactions with the kernel that have nothing to do with accessing physical hardware. Although the exercises are carried out on a PC, much of the code is easily ported to other architectures supported by Linux. [Read more…]

GogoTraining – Linux Device Drivers — Programming at the kernel level[17 videos(mp4)]

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GogoTraining – Linux Device Drivers — Programming at the kernel level[17 videos(mp4)]
English | Size: 1.44 GB
Category: Computer Science


This Linux online training course introduces Linux device drivers and shows how they interact with the Linux kernel. Numerous programming exercises reveal the rich set of kernel APIs that provide a multitude of services to driver programmers. This training teaches you how Linux handles asynchronous I/O in a way that is totally transparent to applications. You’ll examine the unique problems of debugging in Kernel space. Perhaps most important, you’ll see how much of a device driver involves interactions with the kernel that have nothing to do with accessing physical hardware. Although the exercises are carried out on a PC, much of the code is easily ported to other architectures supported by Linux. [Read more…]