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Here we will share some information about the top 10 computer courses in demand. These are the courses which we can choose after our 12th standard. What computer courses are in demand or Which computer course is best for the job, are some common questions that commonly popup in student’s minds after their 12th. 

Here we will divide computer courses into 4 types:

Long Term Offline Courses:- Students can choose academic courses for their further careers. In this category, students can choose 4 years courses in engineering technology like BCA, computer science.

Long Term online Courses:- In today’s time students can also avail themselves of online courses. There are lots of online courses also available for the duration of 1 year.

Short Term Offline Courses:- Most of the institutes also provide 2 to 3-month duration courses. Students can also enroll themselves in these courses too. 

Short Term Course:- Students can also enroll themselves in these types of courses. These courses are available in the form of videos and pdfs.

List of the Top 10 computer courses:-

Cyber Security

Software and Programming Language Courses

Hardware and Networking Courses

Web Designing Course

Digital Marketing Courses

Artificial Intelligence Course

Data Analyst

Diploma in IT

Diploma in Computer Science

Data Science Course

Now let  discuss in brief these computer courses:

Cyber Security:- As we know very well that cyber crimes are increasing day by day. Hackers are continuously performing suspicious activity on the daily basis. As we know that people are executing financial activity online so there is a higher risk that hackers can do unauthorised activity. So, the demand for Cyber Security is on its boom in the market. Students can choose this course and can get a high-paying job.

Software Development:- The demand for web development and mobile apps is increasing day by day. For software development, students can choose different programming languages like C, C++, .Net, and Java. Software development is on its boom nowadays because of digitisation. Companies working on different projects like creating mobile apps and web apps. Most of the institutes provide courses on these programming languages. Students can avail themselves in one of these languages and can get a handsome salary. 

Hardware and Networking Course:- This course will be forever in demand. Students can enroll in these types of courses as well. Many institutes provide these types of courses.

Web Designing Courses:- Most of the students love to do designing. For those who are passionate about designing, this is the best course for them to get a handsome salary after completing this course. Web Designing includes creating designs for logos, web pages. For web designing, students have to learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and many more. After completing this course students can get a good package. 

Digital Marketing Courses:- Anyone can do this course. There are no age restrictions on this type of course. This is one of the best computer courses, where students will learn about the basic strategy of marketing, blogs, etc.

Artificial Intelligence Courses:- As we know technology is updating itself day by day. This one is also the best course to get the highest paying job. Many institutes provide courses on AI, students can enroll in this course and get a good package.

Data Analyst:- The job of the data analyst is to extract the proper data from the pool of the unstructured data after applying their logical and statistical techniques. According to most of the research a Data Analyst can earn up to $105,000 annually and as low as $69,000. This is also the best course for the students to get high pay.

Diploma in IT:- This is the best course for the students after their 12th. Students can enroll themself in this course. The duration of this course is long but after completing this student will be a master in computers.

Diploma in Computer Science:- Diploma in computer science covers most of the major parts of computer technology like hardware, software programming language, computer application, etc. Most of the reputed institutes and Universities provide these courses. 

Data Science:- In today’s time the approach of data scientists is increasing. Companies are approaching Data Scientists for data analytics. This one is also the best course where students can make their career. Research says that in the upcoming years there will be high demand for data scientists.

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In tandem with genetically engineering its three dire wolves, Colossal has cloned two litters of red wolves, the most critically endangered wolf in the world, as part of its overall goal of pairing conservation efforts with its de-extinction efforts.

The company, founded in 2021, has previously announced that it plans to bring back the woolly mammoth, the Tasmanian tiger, and the dodo bird from extinction.

It says that its work on the dire wolf is a proof of technology.

“This massive milestone is the first of many coming examples demonstrating that our end-to-end de-extinction technology stack works,” says Lamm, who co-founded Colossal with Harvard geneticist Dr. George Church.

Colossal — which claims that it has now set the record for the most-ever genetic edits in a living species — says it plans to restore the dire wolf as a viable species and secure ecological preserves for it on Indigenous land in North America.

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Midair crystallization. 

It’s not magic, it’s acoustic levitation. The two metal probes emit and reflect sound waves that trap this liquid droplet in midair. Franziska Emmerling uses the effect to study crystallization without interference from container walls, which can influence the rate of crystal formation (Cryst. Growth Des. 2014, DOI: 10.1021/cg501287v). “In a typical experiment, we use an under saturated solution of a certain compound,” she says. “During the experiment, solvent evaporates from the droplet and the saturation level increases leading to nucleation and then crystallization.” In this photo, however, they’re just levitating blue ink to demonstrate the apparatus.

Emmerling (@FranEmmerling) submitted this photo as part of the #RealTimeChem photo contest on Twitter. The two runners-up in the Reactions category were Henry Powell-Davies (@hpowelldavies) with his balloon reaction and the Townsend lab at Vanderbilt (@Townsend_Lab) with a well-composed flask shot.

Credit: Courtesy of Franziska Emmerling

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It’s not always easy to imagine how waves travel, but with this demonstration, you can see sound waves and how they reflect and defract. The set-up uses schlieren optics that show light and dark bands where strong changes in density take place. This, combined with a stroboscopic light, makes it possible to see the wave fronts from the acoustic transducer on the left side of the screen. Once the wave is apparent, introducing a reflective object lets us see exactly how sound waves bounce, reflect, and interfere. (Image and video credit: Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations)

Possible end of Moore's Law: Engineers discuss consequences and opportunities

In 1965, Gordon Moore defined a relationship between cadence and cost for computing innovation that came to be known as "Moore's Law." This rule both described and inspired the exponential growth that built the Information Age. As Moore predicted, integrated circuits doubled their processing power every two years. Chips got smaller, faster and cheaper. Transistors shrank, and energy requirements dropped. And in line with Moore's vision, computers transformed our infrastructure, homes, and thumbs. Markets acclimatized to this regular pace of progress, and the software industry flourished. We've come to expect rapid improvements in technology. But can Moore's Law go on forever? Despite its success, doubts about the future of the Intel founder's forecast are nothing new. Fears about the limits of fundamental physics have long accompanied the mandate to halve transistor sizes, and fresh difficulties regulating energy costs and heat have headlined the last decade of engineering challenges.

Possible end of Moore's Law: Engineers discuss consequences and opportunities

In 1965, Gordon Moore defined a relationship between cadence and cost for computing innovation that came to be known as "Moore's Law." This rule both described and inspired the exponential growth that built the Information Age. As Moore predicted, integrated circuits doubled their processing power every two years. Chips got smaller, faster and cheaper. Transistors shrank, and energy requirements dropped. And in line with Moore's vision, computers transformed our infrastructure, homes, and thumbs. Markets acclimatized to this regular pace of progress, and the software industry flourished. We've come to expect rapid improvements in technology. But can Moore's Law go on forever? Despite its success, doubts about the future of the Intel founder's forecast are nothing new. Fears about the limits of fundamental physics have long accompanied the mandate to halve transistor sizes, and fresh difficulties regulating energy costs and heat have headlined the last decade of engineering challenges.

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NIH 3D Library (Free)

Embodi3D (Free and Paid)

MorphoSource (Free, database of fossils)

Scans can also be found by searching on general-purpose 3D sites like Thingiverse, Cults3D, MakerWorld, Sketchfab

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Go into the power shell

then paste in:

reg add HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsCopilot /v "TurnOffWindowsCopilot" /t REG_DWORD /f /d 1

like this

Then restart. Also here is how to turn off the awful search suggestions:

And it's not about apps or digital being faster, I'm all up for physical media, but commercially produced CDs from the 90s and early 2000s are reaching the end of their functional lifespan*, and are starting to fail.

If you have a lot of CDs, it would be a good idea to rip them into high fidelity digital audio, to preserve them.

*CD/DVD lifespans are tricky. Some estimates in peak, perfect conditions and maintenance go for almost 200 years. Others calculate between 20 to 30 years in "normal" use, though no one can agree what normal is.

I recommend buying a cheap DVD reader/writer unit -I bought mine for less than 20 USD - and then batch ripping stuff. Surprisingly Windows Media Player works out of the box, just make sure to save things in the correct format (mp3 or MP4) so you're not limited in playback.

You can of course find more robust options online, including VLC, to rip your files. Ripping a CD will not damage it or prevent it from working, it'll just make sure you have the option to burn a new one if your original happens to fail. This is 100% legal and ethical (and would be ethical still even if illegal, because piracy is always ethical in late stage capitalism and corporations are not your friends.)

I recommend redundancy for your backups (remember that time Apple fucked up with people's files by replacing them with itunes shit? Yeah) and if you're really techy, set up a NAS by your router, with your backups.

If your rips are high quality you can feed it to your computer/tablet/phone/any device in your network and always have access to CD quality audio no matter where you are.

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