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In fact, complexity science is a discipline that may well hold the key to unlocking the secrets of some of the most important forces on Earth. But it's also a science that remains largely unknown, even among well-educated people. Now you can discover and grasp the fundamentals and applications of this amazing field with Understanding Complexity. Professor Scott E. Page—one of the field's most highly regarded teachers, researchers, and real-world practitioners—introduces you to this vibrant and still evolving discipline. In 12 lucid lectures, you learn how complexity science helps us understand the nature and behavior of systems formed of financial markets, corporations, native cultures, governments, and more.

Become a Professional Plumbing Expert - Learn step by step calculations from Basic to Advance level

Step by step All in One Challenge to be an Embedded System Engineering Engineer and master Needed Skills to Succeed

Operating System: A beginners Guide to core of Operating System, Understanding the basics of OS, Process, Scheduling etc

Explore Criminology, Forensic Science & Criminal Psychology to Understand Crime, Criminal Profiling & Justice.

In 3ds Max 2011: Particle Effects, Steve Nelle shows how to create a wide variety of particle special effects including smoke, water, and explosions. The course provides a detailed explanation of both event and non-event particle systems in 3ds Max, in addition to addressing the importance of a particle's material, the use of Space Warps and Deflectors, and creating fluid effects using MetaParticles. Six start-to-finish projects are also included in the course, which show practical techniques for creating ocean water for underwater scenes, mudslides, and more. Exercise files accompany the course.

Master the ITIL V4 Service Value System and learn how to build, govern, and optimize high-performing IT services