This program provides the skills you need to advance your career as a data engineer and prepare for the Google Cloud Professional DevOps Engineer certification. You'll learn to apply SRE principles to a service, techniques for monitoring, troubleshooting, and improving infrastructure and application performance. Through hands-on labs, you'll gain practical experience with Google Cloud Platform products and build software delivery pipelines, deploy and monitor services, and manage and learn from incidents. You'll also review the Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer exam guide and take the practice exam to prepare for the certification exam.
Social Norms Social Change II
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This course provides an overview of the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals, developed by the United Nations. It covers the background of GHS, its application and implementation, and how hazard classification and communication works. Participants will gain an understanding of the principles of GHS and how to use it to ensure the safe handling and use of chemicals. The course also covers the global facilitation of GHS and how it can be used to harmonize and standardize chemical management.
Introduction to Self-Determination Theory: An approach to motivation development and wellness
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Interprofessional Healthcare Informatics is a graduate-level course that provides a hands-on exploration of real informatics tools and techniques. We will use technology-enabled educational innovations to bring the subject matter to life, and create a vital online learning community and a working healthcare informatics network. We will explore perspectives of clinicians from various practice settings, and consider emerging technologies, telehealth, gaming, simulations, and eScience. The course will focus on creativity, controversy, and collaboration as we collectively imagine and create the future within the rapidly evolving healthcare informatics milieu.
History of Mental Illness
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This course explores the history of mental illness, from its discoveries and classifications to its treatments and lived experiences. We will examine four kinds of mental illness: neurasthenia, depression, attention deficits (ADD/ADHD), and narcissism. We will investigate the cultural dynamics that have shaped psychiatric science, such as ideals of individual happiness, conceptions of 'normal', and existing social, gender, and racial hierarchies/biases. We will also look at the lived experiences of those who were diagnosed or living with the condition, and critically reflect on the world of psychopathology and its place in the world. We will ask questions about the forces behind increases in mental illness, racial and gender biases in research and treatment, and the prospects of neurodiversity.
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