In this video I'm going to talk about a $1.40 penny stock and is it a buy? We'll go through the information in this video. We're going to say I'm not a financial advisor I'm a business teacher, but I'm by no means an expert on the stock market We'll get into this information and this is a penny stock that has got massive institutional investors involved. It's also got commercialization it's moving towards actually commercializing its products and getting some sales and getting some revenues in and that's what the focus is What I see for the penny stock and the main catalyst being for this penny stock will go through this whether it's a buy or not We'll go through the pricing my predictions where I see this going and the strategy for it also towards the end So let's get into the core bits of information if you could smash that like one. It'll be much appreciated It does help us get up into that YouTube search results and algorithms and if you're new to the channel Do consider subscribing we cover many penny stocks and all sorts of growth stocks and Latest information so if that sounds interesting to you then do subscribe. Let's get into the information So what we're going to be talking about today is Zemedica. Okay now just some background information on Zemedica so first of all they have 70 issued and pending patents for Trueformer The beauty of the product is that it allows for adrenaline and thyroid testing on the spot Veterinary clinic so vets don't have to wait for lab results Trueformer is slightly smaller than a desktop printer Yes, sir the the device that they use is is very compact However, one of the issues with Trueformer is the cost price of it So it's eighteen thousand five hundred dollars pair device so What I would say is this is where? Commercialization comes in like the more that they can sell the more they have economies of scale You know the more if they can sell hundreds of these then ultimately they're able to get the cost basis down of these devices So I think that's something to consider for what for towards the future. It's not to say that it's always going to be 18 thousand five hundred pair device I mean if you look towards the future if they're going to expand sales that cost basis could come down However, what's so good about this device is that it has unique advantages so they can actually detect everything from cardiac abnormalities and Dercarin disorders and chronic diseases to tumor markers for starters What more the vast majority of the global three point seven billion pet diagnostic market consists of screening? So again three point six three point seven billion to their three point seven billion dollars in this particular industry there's this got potential here and Again, if the device is unique advantages, and it's something that's that's out there that provides the best quality Advantage for what they're trying to do then it's going to have a unique selling point Okay It has a unique selling point which means that they can charge a premium for this device if they've got some unique selling points to it Okay, it also says even though the company is fully funded until 2023 and expect to turn a profit by then nothing is stopping it from taking it advantage of its stock price Indeed over the last year share count has increased a lot. Yeah, it has increased a lot It's actually being on a downward trend this penny stock, which is why I wanted to cover it I didn't want to cover it when it was like two dollars fifty three dollars as much, right? I want to cover and do a dedicated video when it's a bit cheaper than that So that's what we're doing today, and I do think it's getting towards it buys earn and we'll go into the strategy for that We've also got a lot of institutional investors That buying this penny stock when they own a lot of shares a lot of shares In this penny stock, okay, and this is just sort of fairly recently in 2021 these three Okay, so there's a lot of shares that they currently earn and the green obviously indicates new positions. So they Continually looking at getting an increase in this share share price share current shares on this penny stock and I do believe that That adds some credibility to the penny stock. Okay, because not all institutional investors actually invest in penny stocks. Okay, and They're a bit more selective. So the facts that they're buying this penny stock Tells me that there's there's a lot of potential with it in terms of commercialization and getting its product out there to the to the masses in the pet industry and again It's a billion dollar industry. I've got something. I just want to quickly read out to you And this is on industry analog analysis. This is from the intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham It says here because the general prospects of the enterprise carry major weight in Establishment of market prices is natural for security analysts to divert a great deal of attention to the economic Position of the industry and of the individual company in its industry. So This is important really when you think about the industry itself. It's in the pet industry it's a billion dollar industry and They've actually only sold one product so far now It's only because they've just sort of recently been approved and obviously it's a high-ticket item at $18,000 So what I'd be looking for and the main aspect that I think what people are waiting for What what more institutional investors are waiting for is to see as a medicare actually go out there and sell more of these Devices these true former devices and I think that's where the catalyst lies for it to move back up to its two to three dollar range If they can put up more press releases saying that they're selling more and more of these devices Of increasing their revenue. I see that this is going to impact the share price. That is going to be the main catalyst for this It's not going to necessarily be development of this or or you know Approved patent for this. I believe in this one It's now about commercialization because they've got this product. It's now about commercializing it getting out there getting the sales And that's where I see this one doing. Well, okay, so we're going to look at the economics of this Okay, it's a very expensive device that offers unique selling points I believe that the sales are going to be slightly slower to begin with but as people start to buy these as As the pet industry starts to buy these starts to use the device and you know, they see the benefits of it I think that that is going to Improve sales over time. Okay, so that is really the key, right? This stock is not going to go up unless we see some more sales coming out with this company It's now the time for this company to be commercializing. Okay, it's not about developing. It's now commercializing They need to get the funds in they need to get the revenue rolling in and that's what the the key to the catalyst is Now if you're enjoying this video, do remember to smash the like button Try get this video up into the YouTube search results So people see this penny stock video on zamerica and it is it really does help out and more likes it gets into the YouTube search results and shows up on the side feeds and on the YouTube searches And it really does help us out and also subscribe to the channel as well It really does also help out doing that as well by actually Subscribing it make sure that you know that that we can grow our subscriber count trying to get to 20,000 subscribers So any support you can offer on that and again We cover penny stocks and all sorts of different stocks if that sounds interesting do consider subscribing Let's get into some more information about zamerica So we've also got this remember this in I know this is in February But I just want us to think and it's good to have this kind of historic look at some of the press releases Because it's not just about looking at the latest press release It's looking back and thinking how have they developed over time? What was the roadmap from where they was? you know a Just a couple of months ago here, but where but also you can look even further back to the press releases and think where where was they? You know 8 12 months ago as to where they are have they made a lot of progress all things consider it And I do believe they have made a lot of progress in terms of launching this true former Now what I would say is from now until the next 12 months what I want to see is a lot of press releases in Relation to sales and revenue coming out with that the the sales of these devices of course But remember they announced a closing of 173.5 million bought deal. Okay, and this was art. This was our 91 million common shares a price of $1.90 per share now Of course this is in February You know and we was in the midst of the correction, which is obviously impacted the stock price as well But also the fact that you know that they're not putting out enough press releases on sales So we're seeing that share price there. It's at $1.90 It was and then people you know there was this bought deal So what I would say is that look if you can catch this Towards this low $1 range. I see this as a buy-in opportunity. Okay now Moving into this it's announced its first commercial sale, but what did the medica say about this first commercial sale? So I said my deepest gratitude to many of the people as a medica who dedicated the past two years of their lives to achieve in this critical milestone Okay, we have a unique and viable Valuable diagnostic tool and has delivered it to a veterinary market slightly ahead of our previously announced schedule So that is good. They're actually announcing their first commercial sale in that sense So they've got one sale serve by one first commercial sale But what I would like to see is a lot more sales coming through here of the true former. Okay, that's what I'm waiting for Now the current price you can see it here. It's at $1.40. You can see that it's moved down a lot I mean it's 52 week highs at $2.91 Okay, and that was sort of it You know in the past couple of months or so so it has moved down a lot to $1.47 It's almost half its share price Okay, and it's come down a lot. I mean what I would say is I mean if you look at the six month chart I haven't got this up here on this screen But if you look to the six month, you'll notice that it was hovering around $1 around $1 For quite a while at one point So what I would say is if you can catch this close to the $1 range Okay, $1.40 it could be a potential buy But of course there's more downside to that potentially So if you can get it close to the $1 range like the $1 $1.10 $1.20 I see that as a potential buying opportunity however I'm not too sure with this one in terms of how the share price is going to go, right? So this is an interesting one it depends if they can commercialize they can get more sales through I would say that this could be a more of a medium to long-term play if they are not Commercializing or getting the sales in enough It may just be a kind of get in and get out momentum play where you sort of get it at $1.10 $1.20 and then sell it like $2.50 or something like that and and try and just get a swing trade play on it But again, it's about do you believe in the product if you do? Then you you probably believe that they're going to be able to get a lot more commercial sales through Okay, and I think that the device has got a need for the market in a billion dollar industry market It's just that it is a billion dollar industry market And if that is the case of course they need to take advantage of that and build up their sales That's my only concern if they don't do that this stock could could not do as well because It's now predicated on sales and revenue of the device that they've been developing for all this time Mainly I think that's going to be the key focus here Okay, and that's what I've got for you on this video today If you enjoyed the video then do smash that like button. 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Hello global supply trainers and welcome to our first live event in SC0H supply chain analytics. My name is Imma Borrella, I'm from Spain. I am a postdoctoral associate here at MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics and I will be the course lead of SC0H. I'm really excited to be here coordinating this first course of the MicroMathology Supply Chain Management and we have a great group. We have more than 26,000 students already enrolled. So I guess it will be a great course together. My goal is to create a great learning experience for all of you and in order to do so I have a Tika who is our teaching assistant here at MIT and I also have a great team of community teaching assistants from all over the world. So we're here behind the screen to help you learn and have a great, great experience in this SC0H course. So today I'm here with Eva Ponte, she is the executive director of the MITx MicroMasters Credential in Supply Chain Management and welcome Eva, thanks for being here. Thank you and welcome global supply trainers, it's my pleasure to be here today. So during this live event we will talk about the MicroMasters Credential in Supply Chain Management so you could learn a little more about the program and we will also talk about this specific course, the first one of the MicroMasters that is SC0X. So should we begin? Excellent. So let's start with a brief introduction to the course and to the program. I want to introduce you to the MicroMasters Credential, provide you some information about the program and some logistics about the course. So first of all, as we both mentioned, welcome global supply trainers to SC0X Supply Chain Analytics and welcome to this huge community. You are now part of the MicroMasters community and we already have more than 200,000 learners enrolled in the MicroMasters program so far. We have started with the first massive online course in 2014 and since then, as I mentioned more than 200,000 students enrolled in any of our SCX courses. More than 13,000 learners are verified. As you might know now we have two kinds of students or two tracks. You can be an audit student, so audit students are those that enroll in the course and they have access to the majority of the material and we have also verified the students. These are the students that are pursuing for a certificate in our course. So more than 13,000 learners verified in any of SCX courses and this is a global program. This means that we have a student from more than 190 countries and this is something that I personally am fascinated about that because it's really great to have the opportunity to reach learners from all over the world. These learners also bring their experience to our courses and it's great to have this diversity in this community. So we already have the first MicroMaster course. This happened last June 2017 and we issued 622 certificates for the MicroMaster Convention. These are the students that have already completed the five courses plus the comprehensive final exam. So let's have a look now today. I just want to introduce you the big picture, what is the MicroMaster program. After that we are going to deep a little bit in SCX supply chain analytics, the course that you have already enrolled in. We want to cover some of the course logistics. I really want to mention you about the discussion forum that is a great tool to collaborate with your peers. We also want to let you know about the life events and the opportunities to join these events and some logistics about how to become a verified student. And definitely we will be at the end of this brief introduction open to answer your questions. So any questions or concerns you may have, please let us know and we will try our best. After this brief introduction we want you to join the breakout sessions. This is a nice tool that this unhung out event offered to our learners. So you will have the opportunity to join a room with eight, nine more peers. See your peers and be seen by your colleagues. So it's a great opportunity to introduce yourself and to chat a little bit about why you joined SCX and your motivation about the program. So at the end of the session, as always, you can come back to the lobby and include your any question or any suggestion or anything you want us to discuss with you during this event. So this is the plan for today. Let's start with the MicroMaster. So the MicroMaster is a program that was announced by President Rave, Rafael Rave, in fall 2015. So this is a program that anyone from anywhere can join. They just need to have a computer and internet connectivity. And one of the principles behind the program is to democratize knowledge. It's just to offer these courses to anyone from anywhere. So the MicroMaster program includes five massive open online courses. These cover basics and the foundation of the supply chain management. We go through supply chain analytics, supply chain fundamentals, supply chain design, and then we move to supply chain dynamics and supply chain technology and system. After completing and pass the five courses, then you need to pass a comprehensive final exam. This is a proper exam at the end of the program and after completing and pass this exam, you will earn the MicroMaster credential in supply chain management. So this is essentially the program. In terms of the contents that we cover in the five courses, we started with this course with SC0X, supply chain analytics. As I mentioned the first course, we include here math, we need these analytic tools in order to teach you how to formulate models, both deterministic and stochastic model. The main purpose is to teach you how to formulate this model, but also how to analyze and how to use this model in order to make decisions in supply chain. At the end, we need math, yes, at the beginning of the MicroMaster, you will find some math that we need in order to help you to make decisions in the supply chain. So then we move to supply chain fundamentals. In this course, we cover the basic tradeoffs in demand forecasting, inventory management and also transportation planning. In supply chain design, we cover here and we try to integrate the three main flows in a supply chain, materials, information and monetary flows. So we will go through the network design problems and we also have a gene rise trying to help you to translate all of the performance and the main impact in the supply chain in the language of the officer, the finance office guide in order to understand how the decisions in the supply chain are going to impact the profitability of the company and the cost, the benefits at the end, the performance of the supply chain. So these first three courses cover mainly the conceptual model and more conceptual. Then we move a little bit to the real life and we add some complexity to these courses. We move to supply chain dynamics. In supply chain dynamics, we cover basic concepts in supply chain dynamics and we also add sources of complexity in supply chains and in the last course, the fifth course, supply chain technology and system, we want you to deal with big data. We will provide some basic tools and basic principles in order to manage big data sets and also we will move to those solutions like the enterprise resource planning solutions and transportation and warehouse management system in order to help you to manage information flows in a supply chain. So with these five courses, the idea is to provide the basic tools, analytic tools and the basic foundations in order to give you the tools that you need in order to apply to real problems, in order to solve industry problems and to make decisions and try to have a more efficient supply chain at the end. So this is the big picture of the MicroMasters. In terms of our learners, why our learners are taking this MicroMasters program, there are different reasons. Most of our learners, they take and they join this program because they want to promote in their current job or they just want to apply for a job in supply chain management. So most of them or a majority of these learners take this program because of our professional career development. We also have learners from companies, companies are sending these learners in order to, as a part of their staff development program in order to develop data skills in particular in supply chain management. There is also a third reason here that the MicroMaster credential is the first part in order to apply to a master degree at MIT. So we are offering currently, we offer the supply chain management residential program. This is a 10 month residential program. Those learners that complete the MicroMaster credential, after earning the credential, they can apply to the blended program. The blended program is the second part of this online program, is the on campus part of the program. It's a five month residential program. So the learners just need to spend one full semester at MIT instead of two full semesters in order to earn a master degree in supply chain management. So this is another reason that some of our learners are taking this MicroMaster program. So let's move now to SC0X and let's have a close look to this course, supply chain analytics. So supply chain analytics, as I mentioned, decision making is one of the core parts of supply chain management. We love analytical models, we love math and we also think that they are really useful in order to help supply chain managers to make decisions in this context. So we cover three different tools, kind of tools, type of tools. We start with the descriptive methods and tools that mainly help us understand what has happened, what has happened in the past. Then we also will teach in SC0X predictive tools. Those tools that will help you to understand what could happen in the future. If this happened in the past, with this information that they have, what could happen in the future just to foresee the future in terms of demand management for instance. We also cover at the end of the course prescriptive, what we call the prescriptive tools that are those tools that will help us to decide what should we do if this is the scenario that we have. So these are the three main things that we are going to cover. And as I mentioned, it's a model-based mathematically oriented course, but our objective is to educate drivers, no mechanics. So we want really to educate those drivers and prepare you to make decisions in supply chain management. So in terms of the contents, the first part of the course, we will cover deterministic models. We will go through basic functions and algebra that we need. We also will cover here linear programming model, mixed integer linear programming model and non-linear models. Definitely the algorithms and approximation techniques, specifically for those transportation models that you will review in this course. Then we will move to the statistic block. And here we will cover basic probability and distribution. We will also teach here statistical analysis. We also offer some different options for software. You will be able to use SAS as a software or Excel, a script sheets. We also cover this option because most of the companies are still using a spreadsheet, so you will, at the end of the course, I think you are going to be an expert using Excel and a spreadsheet. We will have also the opportunity to learn SAS and other software that we have with this statistical analysis. We also will cover in one of the weeks of the course, simulation, discrete event simulation models and Monte Carlo. These are the simulation tools that we will review during this course. So this mainly in terms of contents, what you can expect here. In this case, it's math but it's very well explained and we are teaching drivers and the mechanics as Eva explained. So all of you will be able to do this. Yes, I also want to mention that in terms of contents, these courses are similar to the courses that we are teaching here at MIT. In terms of difficulty, in terms of the problems you are going to solve, in terms of the material we are providing. However, these courses are designed specifically for online purpose. This means that these videos and all of the material we are providing through the platform are designed for this online learning experience. So try to make your life easier if possible. So let's move now to the course logistics. So as Eva mentioned, so far we have more than 26,000 learners enrolling SC0X. We are so excited about that and we have about 900 verified students. Verified students are those that, as I mentioned at the beginning, one of the principles of this program is to democratize knowledge. The second principle is to also credentialize, to provide a credential in supply chain management. And for this, definitely there is some administrative costs associated to the credential. That's why there is a fee. In this case, it's $150 to earn a certificate in this course. And these students, verified students, are those students that pay for, in order to earn this credential in SC0X. We have a student from more than 170 countries. The countries that are most, we have more students from USA. We have 20% of our students, our learners are from the United States, around 20% from India. And then we have 4% from Canada, Mexico, Brazil. We have also Germany, France, and Spain following these countries. We also have in this course, I was surprised, more than around 500 learners from Indonesia and also from Australia. So as you can see, it's a global program and you will find learners from almost all over the world. In terms of the two different tracks that we have, audit the student. Everyone is now audit the student because once you enroll in the course, you are an audit student. Those of you that already upgrade your status, pay $150 and verify your identity are those students that we call verified students. These are the students that are part of the MicroMasters course. So there is a deadline to be a verified student. To upgrade your status, the deadline is October 11th. October 11th is a deadline to update your status to be a verified student. However, my recommendation, if you want to pursue for a certificate in SC0X or you want to pursue for a MicroMaster credential, it is a must to be verified. So if this is your case, I highly encourage you to verify as soon as possible because you need to go through the process. Sometimes there are some issues with the payments, sometimes there are some issues with the ID verification, so the sooner the better if this is your decision. If you just want to join the course because you want to have access to the material, but you are not interested in the certificate, then you don't have the necessity to become a verified student. Having the certificate is also great if they want to show that they passed this course anywhere because it can be also part of your CV. So it's also a great way of certifying that they passed the course because if they are not verified, they won't get the certificate. Yes, that's true. Only verified students are the ones that are going to earn a certificate in this course. So if this is the case, we highly encourage you to verify as soon as possible and fix this. In addition to that, you will have access to some extra material that I will go through. So in order to become a verified student, the first step is to pay $150. We are going to change this price by January 2018. So by January 2018, all of our SCX courses are going to cost $200 per course. However, from now to the end of December, we will still offer these courses for $150. So the first step is to pay. So it's just to click on this green button, Upgrade. And once you go through this green button, you will see the screen that you need to go through the select payment method in order to pay for this $150. Maybe you can explain that the price per course will raise to $200, but the price for the final exam will be lower. It will be $200, and right now it's $600. So at the end, the total amount for the whole MicroMasters credential will be lower. This is a great point, Inba, and this is totally right. Yes, the total cost of the MicroMasters credential is going to be lower than before because it's going to be $1,200. The five courses plus the CFX, however per course is $200, and as you mentioned, the CFX is going to cost much less than before. So yeah, great point. The second step is the ID verification. So after completing the payment, I highly recommend you to go immediately to ID verify yourself. Because to be verified still, you need the two parts of the process. It's not only to pay, it's to verify your identity. To do that, you need to have a webcam, and you need to take a picture using your webcam. And you also need to show an ID government card that includes your picture plus your full name, official name. So this is a process that does not take too long. If you have any issue here, you should contact directly with 2Edex because this process relies completely on Edex. So any issue here, please send an email directly to Edex through the info at Edex email account, or just clicking on the support button that you have on the left side of your screen, always once you are in the Edex course. So the benefits. The benefits for being verified learners is first, as we mentioned, is to earn the certificate. In order to have a certificate in SC0X, the only way is to be a verified student. Second reason is the micro master credential. Only those that pass the five courses as a verified learners are the ones that can earn the micro master credential. And what I need to say here is this is something that we cannot do at the end of the course. Sometimes we receive some emails like, hey, I completed the course, I love it, I did all the assignments, and now I really want to become a verified student in order to earn the credential. Unfortunately, this is something that has a deadline. The deadline is October 11th. So after this point, there is no way to become a verified student in this specific course. If you want to do after that, then you need to wait to the second round of SC0X, and upgrade your status during the first weeks of the course. So there is a deadline to do that. And one of the benefits is access to this life event. This is something extra, it's like an extra service that we will provide for the verified learners. And also we have a section in the course that is called supplemental material for micro master students. So let's say that the core material, the videos, the practice problem are available for anyone enrolling the course. The extra material is not needed in order to pass the grade assignment, but is some extra readings, selecting readings, some of the master pieces that we have conducted here at MIT, that extra problems that can add additional material in a certain topic. So this is what we are providing to the micro master students. In terms of the course and the contents, at this point I think that you are already familiar with some of the videos and also with the director of the program that is Krista, please. And Krista is also the main instructor for this SC0X course. So you will be at the end of the course very familiar with Krista and also Krista's voice. So in terms of the content of the course, we have two different spaces, the learning space. The learning space includes all of the videos, the quick questions. The quick questions are these questions that we just provide after the five, seven minutes video just to fix a certain concept. We cover a concept, a formula, some part in the video and we want to ask you some questions that help you to fix this concept. So after watching the videos and the quick questions, we always provide practice problems. Practice rolling is a way that is just to apply the concept that we review in this lesson in realistic problems. It's a simplification of the reality for sure, but trying to be applied very industrially oriented problems. So this is what we call the learning space, the videos, the quick questions and the practice problems. In addition to that, once you complete all of these, we always provide great assignment at the end of each week. So great assignment is a way just to test your knowledge and just to review the concept and you go through the great assignment in order to see if you have understanding basic concepts. Then in week five, in week six, we offer the midterm exam and at the end of the course, we offer the final exam. So there are one meter, one final, that is the pure assessment part of this course in order to test your knowledge before giving you the certificate. This is the purpose of this midterm and final exam. So any questions that you have related to the learning space, we encourage you to use the discussion forum. The discussion forum is a great tool. You can post there your question, you can answer and help your peers to understand a certain problem, a certain question. So is this space you have to collaborate with your peers? We are very open to that. We really encourage you to use the discussion forum. I'm very happy when I go through the forum and find this great discussion about the certain topic, people providing additional resources, the interpretation of the program and these things. And it's really, really a great environment. I think all of us, we learn a lot from the discussions that are generated in these forums. Yeah, so maybe about the forum, just to complement a little bit. Usually our new students just think about the forum as a way to ask questions about things they didn't understand. But it would be great if you could go in and also try to answer the questions of other students, other students post some questions, you can try to solve that.  It's a really nice environment. It's for learning a learning space. Just go in and try to add something to the discussion. Not only post a question and wait for someone to answer, because we really want the community to help each other. So we encourage you to go in and contribute to the discussions. And a very important point, I will be repeating this again in the course notifications. Yes, when you have a question post, select the question post. And when it's a discussion, a comment, just select the discussion post. There are two different cases. So yes, select question, if it's a question or discussion, when it's a discussion. Yeah, and the reason is because we prioritize questions versus discussion. So our teaching assistant and community teaching assistant go first through the question in order to be sure that all learners have an answer to the question. We understand that discussion is something nice to have. And you can answer that, but it's not our priority in order to solve a specific question that you are starting a problem or something like that. So yeah. Yeah, and also to improve the use of the forum, just please put your questions or discussions in the other place. So your question is related to practice problem one in week one. Just post your question there in that discussion forum because that helps us and your peer learners to understand what this question is related to. And just read the other post before posting a new question because chances are that all that question has been already posted by a fellow learner and it's a discussion going on about it. And you can contribute to that instead of beginning a new thread. So yes, I encourage you to use the discussion forum. It's a great, great tool. It's a great space. And so you will make a most out of it. Yeah, I also learned from the first micromaster core. I was interviewing some of the learners and I learned that when they discovered the discussion forum that was after some weeks after the course was launched, they see these as a resource, as a way to, hey, let's see if another learner already asked this question. And they use as a resource in order to double check the questions and find some solutions there. So, and yes, to have this organized is especially in a massive course with thousands of students help all of us to find the right answer to the right questions. Yeah, so, yeah, sure. Before going to the assessment space, we have a question from one of our learners. Yeah, Shargo El is asking us if the material shared via videos is sufficient for passing the course with high grade or books mentioned in the concept docs are necessary. Well, the videos are enough. Like if you follow the videos, like do all the quick questions and practice problems, you should be able to pass the course with no problem. But of course, the additional books and references we provide can help you to deepen in some concepts or better understand some parts of the course if they're not clear enough to you. So we encourage you to use these references, but they are not needed. Yeah, I would say that the videos and the practice problem are really helpful in order to review the concept and to apply the concept before going to the data assignments. These extra material key concept, some of our learners found very useful to have this key concept document because they really prefer to read these kind of documents instead of a study based on the slides. So I would say that we are providing these materials that based on the past courses and the feedback we receive from learners were helpful for our learners. The books is like the sources. We have some of the sources because in each lesson you will see that it's not just a unique source. There is not one book reference book for the whole micro master or for even for one specific week. So we use different sources and we always want to share with you the sources we are using. Just in case you want to go deeper to the concept or sometimes because you need to do more, a little bit more information in order to understand better the content. But in general, the videos plus the practice problem and the question should be enough in order to complete and pass the data assignment and the midterm and final exams. Yeah, excellent. So this is regarding the learning space collaboration. We love collaboration there. Assessment. Assessment is something that we need to assess the individual knowledge. We are not going to assess the study group knowledge or how you collaborate with your peers in assessment. Assessment is individual. So that's why we don't allow to use the discussion forum for any question related to assessment. For this purpose, we encourage you to use the email account as in this case is sc0xhelpatmit.edu. And this is the help support email account that we have our teaching assistants and the staff are monitoring this email account in order to solve any specific question that you may have related to assessment. So please do not post any comment related to assessment for this purpose. Use the email account because as I mentioned, it's an individual work. It's not a work in groups or with others. Any suggestion, any feedback, any idea to improve the course, we are always always happy to receive. We are always happy to review. We always receive positive feedback. We also receive constructive feedback and we learn from this feedback. So this at the end helped us to have a better course. So I would say that the second round of the course, the third round is always better than the first one because the main part of that is because of the feedback we are receiving in order to improve our courses. So any feedback that you have, send it to the sc0x email account, send it to the course lead, send it to me, and we will be very happy to answer this feedback. This is just a question about Daydream Amerindian, what kind of commitment we recommend to give five courses for coming to the final. In terms of effort, all of our courses include eight weeks of content plus one meter plus one final. On average, our learners are spending around eight hours per week. This definitely depends on the week and this also depends on your background. Some learners are very comfortable with the statistical analysis and maybe with four or five hours per week, they are totally fine. Some learners are less comfortable with one specific week and they need to spend around eight hours per week. All of the courses, the learners say, oh, this is the most difficult week for me. Maybe sometimes this means that they need to spend ten hours per week. As I mentioned, all average between six, eight hours per week is the average effort per course. In terms of the whole MicroMaster program, we really recommend you to take the courses in order. That means this is the first one, we recommend you to start with sc0x and then we offer the courses one after the other. So after completing sc0x, you can go through sc1, sc2, sc3, and sc4. On average, this is going to take around less than 18 months to complete the whole MicroMaster program. So this is just a sample of the discussion forum. In this first week, we use mainly to introduce ourselves, we encourage you to introduce you just to know about our learners and you know us. And then you can also see some nice questions about any specific problem or about the revenue explanation or whatever. Yeah, maybe we get comments since it's in the slide. Sure. Just don't flag the post because you like the post. The flags are just for reporting posts that are inappropriate or they shouldn't be there. Yeah. So just if they are related to the assignment, you could report that because that's against the honor code. If they are not polite, you could report that and we will take care of that. But not report a post you like just to keep track of them. For instance, the welcome post that we post there with a nice picture is already reported. I can't believe that. Oh my God, we did wrong here. Okay. So yes, this happened.  The life events. One of the advantage to use this tool is that you can use, we can use this to interact with you and answer your questions. That is something that I think is nice to have. But you can also use this to join to the breakout session. Then this is one of our CTAs and one of our learners. He's talking and discussing with other eight peers in this breakout session about a certain topic. So this is a great opportunity also for you to interact with your peers in this course. This first event is the welcome one. The second one will be a week five and then we will have the third life event that we encourage you to send any problem that you have practiced in a real problem that you want to discuss with us during the life events. Yeah, this is our new idea. We just introduced in our life events and we think it's really interesting to discuss real life problems, problems you're experiencing in your day to day work life. So if you want to share with us some of those problems or some of those challenges, of course they should be related to the issues we are teaching in SCC rights because these are life events in SCC rights. But it will be great if you can share those with us and we can then try to comment all these problems and try to solve them in our coming life events. So yeah, this is all from my side about the presentation and this brief introduction and now we will be happy to answer any questions we have. Any other questions? Not so far. So then let's do the following thing. So then let's move to the breakout session now. Join this different breakout session. If any CTAs, community teaching assistants are there, please join a different breakout session and moderate this. So the proposal here is that each of you introduce yourself, your name, your current position, what you are doing now, and a fun fact of you, about yourself. And then we want to know, to learn why you are taking this course, SCC0X, supply chain analytics, and what do you expect from this course and from the micro master program. So let's join the breakout rooms, discuss for 15 minutes, 10 minutes, because we are running a little bit late, discuss for 10 minutes and then come back to the lobby with any questions, comments you have for us. Iman, I will be very happy to answer your questions. Excellent. Thank you. See you in 10 minutes. See you.


So in this module, we will be discussing about connecting my SQL from PHP. Okay. So how are you going to do this? There are two fundamental main methods, main techniques on which there's a lot of difference among the programmers. And they are very emotional about it. We don't go into the emotions. We will only present the facts before you and it is up to you to decide. Then I'll also give you a sample of how the connection is made, how the connection is made, and then how the error messages are handled. And they should be handled in an intelligent way. The system should never be allowed to crash. And finally, how the data is going to be read. So this is the outline of the module so that this outline I have already mentioned. Now let us go and look at these two main ways of connecting two main ways. Let's let's look at them. So I have this my SQLI method and the PDO method. Now the my SQLI method is the most complete method. It has a very comprehensive access and it has procedural as well as object oriented interfaces. Now the downside is that there is so much functionality. There are so much features that it can be or it is overwhelming for somebody who is new in this domain, right? However, if you think that PHP is going to be your future, then this is the approach you should be adopting. Understood? The other approach is the PDO PHP data objects which sits between my SQL server and the PHP engine. That's where it is, right? And nice and simple clean classes. Nice and simple clean classes. And whatever you are doing, you can do it with less learning. You can do a lot with less learning and it talks to different databases, the big three databases, so to say. So these are the differences between these two approaches. I believe you understand this. Now how do we make a connection? Okay, we make the connection which consists of three parts. Okay, which consists of three parts, which is the DSN, which is the user name and which is the password. What is DSN? DSN is the database source name. It is simply a string that describes attributes of the connection, such as the type of database system, the location of the database and the database name. Okay, for example, the following DSN can be used to connect to my SQL database called my database running on the same machine as the PHP engine. Okay, over here. If the host isn't specified, it is the local host. So putting everything together, this is what we have, right? So when you are finished with the connection, you should close it so that is freed up for other scripts to use. Although the PHP engine usually closes connection. So how do you close it? You just assign null value and it closes the connection. I believe this thing is clear to you. Handling the errors. Okay. And to set the PDO to raise exceptions, whenever database error occurs, you use the PDO set attribute method to see and set your PDO objects error mode as follows. Okay, this is what you do over here. And now you can capture any error that might occur when connecting to the database by using a try catch. Okay, try and catch over here. Code block, if you are writing a sophisticated application, you probably log the error messages to a file and possibly send an email to the webmaster. Now PHP runs the code within the try block. If an exception is raised by the PDO, the catch block stores the PDF exception in the over here. Okay, then displays the error message with this over here. So things are very clear, I believe. Okay, and for example, if the dollar password variable in the script contained an incorrect password, you would see a message like this appear when you run the script. This is the message I am talking about. So reading the data is straightforward. So what you do is that now you connected your database in your PHP script, you can read some data from the database using the select statement to send SQL statements to the MySQL server. You use the query method of the PDO object. Okay, what you do, you use this over here. If your SQL statement returns rows of data as a result set, you can capture the data by assigning the result of over here, like this. And of course, the result returned by $con, this thing over here is actually another type of object called a PDO statement object. You can use this object along with the for each loop over here. And this way you are reading the data and handling everything. And this is of what is covered and which is part of this module. Thank you very much.


Hey everybody, it's Brett with Summit Auto and today is Tuesday, July 25th. It's going to be hot today, close to 90, over 90, very humid in Wisconsin. It's great. Anyways, grab your coffee. We're going to go through what we got in over the weekend. I didn't do one yesterday, normally I do them on Mondays, but yesterday we just didn't get anything in until about 11 o'clock, but then it was too busy in the day to get anything done. So we're going to do it today. We got a bunch of stuff in yesterday afternoon and this morning and last night for tradings and stuff. So let's get right to it. Remember all these vehicles are going to be linked in the description below. So click that, subscribe to the channel. We do this once a week and if you guys like it I'll do it more. But anyways, here we go, Tuesday. We get in. All right, I got a 2019 Chevy Suburban LT1. It's got 61,000 miles and even though it's an LT1, it's got nav, it's got dual DVD, it's an eight passenger so it has a second row seating and it's a shadow gray metallic, really a good looking ride, 61,000 miles on that one and if you need an eight passenger vehicle, that's definitely got Blu-ray, dual Blu-rays. So if you got kids, that's the one. Right here we got a 2018 Ram 3500 Crew Long Dually. This one's got 46,000 miles on it. It's got some issues. Not sure if we're going to keep it. It's going to definitely probably need tires and buffing and seat repair and it's just kind of dirty. We'll see what it all needs in the shop. I've got a very nice 2016 one owner from Texas Crew Cab Long Box Dual Rear Wheel LTZ Duramax. This one's silver, ice metallic. And this one's got 40,000, right around 40,000 miles on it comes with a companion 20,000 pound fifth wheel. And the cool thing about this one is it's a bacon LTZ or a BLTZ, so that's pretty cool. Really nice truck though. It's in great condition for a 2016. I did get a 2019 Willis Edition Wrangler in, it's kind of plain Jane. I think this one has 39,000 miles on it. But it's really nice. It's got the LED light group, so LED headlamps, running lights, fog lights, and it's going to probably need tires. So we're probably going to do tires for that. And other than being just a little dirty on the inside, it's in really nice condition. Another hot vehicle that we're going to get in right away this morning is this 2019 Dodge Durango GT Plus. It's got the 3.6 in it. This one has right around 40,000 miles as well.  This one came in on trade on that RT that we had with the Brembo brakes. That was the, what was it, the tow and go package that that one had. This one's just a plain GT Plus, but still really a good looking vehicle. And then I've got a 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat. This is a six-speed manual. It's got 9,000 miles. It's got the brass monkey wheels and the red Alcantara seats. It is going to need a windshield, so we'll have to do a windshield on that, but really a good looking ride. This one just came in this morning. This is a GMC Sierra 2500 Duramax diesel. This one has 46,000 miles on it. And it's got just a couple little things, dent in the front bumper kind of dings all the way around it. But it's an SLT. It's got a cap on it. Really nice truck. 2022 Chevy Silverado 2500. This is a gasser and it's a custom. It's got the 20-inch wheels. This truck only has 2,900 miles on it. So one-to-one owner clean title history truck like new in the wrapper. That's the one right there. Here is a Ford Escape. This one has 83,000 miles. This is a 2014. This came in trade last night. Do not know if we're going to keep it. It's got a couple little things that we might have to do to it. It's got a dent in the door on the passenger side here and some touch-up and stunt. You'll probably just touch that up and maybe have the paint talk to look at it. Speaking of him. Today I've got to get some vehicles ready for him. 2009 Ford Fusion. Once again, not sure if we're going to keep this. This one has exactly 100,000 miles on it. It's got the door code entry alloy wheels. I was excited. Thought maybe it was a no-weight. I could do a new door code entry video, but this one's a no-nine. Anyways, it's in pretty nice shape for a no-nine with 100,000 miles on it. Maybe we'll keep it be a budget vehicle. This one just came in this morning, literally dropped off about 10 minutes ago. This is a 2022 Ram 2500 Bighorn. It's got, I always struggle with the miles, 23,000 miles or 26,000 miles on this one. Just came in Bighorn, looks like it's a sport. It's got the painted bumpers, 20-inch wheels. Really a nice truck from what I've seen. I didn't see any dents or dings on that. This is a Yukon that I just videoed last weekend. That one's done. This is a Ram 3500 that just got done last night. Got the videos all done. That's a really nice truck, mega cab, Bighorn sport package on that one as well. It's a 3500 and it's got the icing in it. That's a brand new Grand Cherokee. That's a brand new Ram. It's a Bighorn night. This is a limited. Here is a 2021 Jeep Trailhawk Cherokee, Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk. How many miles are on this guy? 32,000 on this vehicle. When the customers kept their floor mats, I don't know what it is. I've had about four or five vehicles in the past week that customers have been keeping their floor mats and not giving us floor mats. It's really annoying. Anyways, good thing I have a bunch saved up. Here's a 2017 Dodge Challenger in Maximum Steel. That one just got done last night for videos. This is a 2017 or 18. I think it's an 18 Grand Cherokee with like 92,000 miles. I just did videos on that one. Once again, all these vehicles are going to be in the description below. Here's a Jeep Wagoneer L. So this is the long one. This is the new one. We just got this one and it's going to be a good video once I get to it. This is the all new Ram, not the Power Wagon, but the Rebel package for 2023. It's a new package. It comes with a cowl hood. You can get these in diesel. It comes with the 20-inch wheels as opposed to the Power Wagons that only come in gas and the 17-inch wheels. Here's a 2024 Jeep Wrangler Willis, new body style or new mid-model refresh, I guess you could say, and a very good-looking vehicle. Here is a Ford Mustang that we just got done picturing and videoing. This is a 2017 GT Premium convertible.  This is a 2018 Ford Mustang GT Premium convertible that I've videoed last night and then a 2019 Chevrolet Corvette 2LT. This is also a Heritage Edition Grand Sport. So really sharp car, things beautiful. Go check out the video on that. It's pretty much flawless. And then I got this truck in. This looks like a 2020. My sales department did not put a year on it. This truck's only got 30,000 miles and I just want to show you what people do to their vehicles. It's crazy. The bed on this thing is rough to say the least. We're going to have to at least do a bed liner on that and it's all scratched up. It's going to need buffing. It's so... And this is gross. I mean so much dog hair and it smells so bad in here. It smells like somebody took beer cans and just dumped them out on the floor. Every day for the entire time that this truck was owned.  It's a big horn and it's only got 30,000 miles. So we're going to have to get that cleaned up. Definitely some work to be done there. We'll run it through the shop and make sure we're going to clean it. That's all I got. We also got some other stuff through the shop. I've got a 2012 SRT or 2013 SRT Challenger there that just got through the shop. This Dodge Charger only has like 14,000 miles. That's a GT Plus I think. That's a really nice car. Here's a 13 GT 500 convertible in sterling gray. That thing is hot. It's only got 9,000 miles and just a really good looking car. 662 horsepower if you didn't know. Here's a Ram 2500 that we just got in. A Chevy Duramax 15. Not sure if I've done any of these. These won't be in the description but they're all on our website, summitauto.com. Here's a 13 F350 that came in last week late. Here's a Dodge Charger all-wheel drive SE that we just got through the shop. Here's a Camaro. That one we did last week. A Traverse came in trade. Here's a two-wheel drive Ram 1500 Express and just a ton of inventory. We've got so much stuff going on but that's everything from the weekend that came in and stuff that we just got through for pictures and videos so definitely go check us out on the website. The link's below and everybody have a great Tuesday. Finish strong for your July and we'll see you next Monday.


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They have an independent team of school animations and listen builders would be but technical team under That prags leadership also has them do in that now when the technical problems at a been either the screen is broken Something is not working software is not working The device is lo inside whatever whatever all kinds of technical problems started coming We appointed a technical problem solving لیکن ہم 대해 مكتمون روز کے انہوں میں سب سے تک کہچے رہے ہیں۔ بہت مفعت کے لطی قوت کو بہت اکنہzos او کچھ بہت دیکھنا پہنے کے لطی قوت کو ب کبھی رہا ہے۔ بہت سے بہت اٹھا بھی بہت ہی تو بات پر؟ اگر کیسے پر بہت بہت بہت اٹھا أنہوں میں خلالا ہے، میکنی کلیزی بہت سوگ میں اور تک انہوں نے ایک بہت نہیں کیا۔ میکنے کیا میں بہت ہی سار کیا Leaving کے لئے مجھے لائے کیا ہے؟ آجا میں بہت کارا کارا ہی روڈ آونے لیتا ہے ، اپنے واقع میں ایک بہت مجھے بہت ہی بوپل کیا ہے۔ بہت بہت بہت بہت بہت بہت بہت کارا ہی بہت بہت مجھے لائے coward ہے۔ بہت بہت بہت بہت کارا ہے۔ تو پہلی کوئی newsین کو میکنے میں نوار کیا ہے۔ 那 We don't want to go into those disputes but what we decided is will categorize all the problems faced by people and will try to find alternate solutions for your information the vendor has quoted that to repair a screen which is not a manufacturing defect but which is damaged. ہمیں پیدا پر اپنے پر دائیں ہونے کی لئے سماسیت بڑھا ہوتا ہے۔ اپنے پیدا پر اپنے پاکارے کے لئے مکر شروع کے لئے آپ جو آپے پہلے زیادہ ہوتا ہے جب آپ کے لئے ہومیں کبھی ایشاہ کریں کے لئے Nós ساعد ہمارے ہونے لگا۔ اگر یوں کبھی یہاں کبھی ہونے کے لئے ہمارے نکہ ہوں۔ لیکن کبھی جب ہمیں خطر میں دیکھیں۔ restoring any contest i wanted to tell you to understand the implication of what is happening the whole device cost 2263 rupees but I have to pay 1500 rupees to get it repaired still we have said alright please replace it we send them some devices آپ جانتے ہیں کہ آپ کو ایمروسر سے بھی اکارت ہے مجھے مجھے تاکہ آپ کی اے ملذکے کو دے اب اگر میں ایک تاکہ اکرم اور ملذکے کے لئے اسی وقت میں مفاہہ ہوئے گا تو اگر آپ جانتے ہیں یا لامنگون ککھلے ہمارے کام کرم اور کار کی ملکر بہنے کارناس آسانی اسطار ہے اور آپ کو بہت جانتے ہیں کارناس سطاروںohlائی ہیں ہی کت پر پرہ ہی بہت پر خوشتنے میں دیتا ہوں اور آکاش آپ کی طرف براہیں سے ساتھ لیتے ہیں کیا یہ محلات لگی اور بھئی میں پر جانتے ہیں لیکن آپ اس بیروں سے بھی جاتے ہیں کے لئے یہ بیروں کو بھی گا جیں گا ایک بھائی خطیت سے بھی گئے گاimagال جا جارہی ہیں آپ جانتے ہیں جماعی اس کے لوگوں پریلی جارے آپ کیا ہے؟ آپ دیکھ爆ہ کب سے خاتکوڈی ہوئی جارے ہیں جو یہ فریکمتا ہے لیکن وہ نمیز سوارے سے سکتاہیں لیکن میں کچھ انجار سکتا ہوں۔ یہ اپنے نمیز ہے۔  بہت ایک کام Kin اسی حقیات ہے کہ ہمیں ہیں گے جانتے ہیں، پہلے سالت یہ بھی نسی آئے کسی اپنے ساتھ سو些 اپنے ساتھ我也 جانتے ہیں جو کے تکنیکال سالت ہوں اور اس کے سالت مانیول ہے۔ کسی طغیر سے پر نفس ساری ہوں۔ جو آپ جو آپ کو طرف دوری دوری کیا کرناتا ہے۔ وہ بہت مقابل بہت کسی پر ساری کے سورد کو دوری دوری ہے۔ اگر آپ کیا کہا کہ وہ دوری کیا کرناتا ہے؟ اگر آپ کیا کہا کہ سافایر آگی ہے تو اس کے ساتھ سلسل کیا ہے؟ ویہنی جویاں گئی ہے۔ سافایر جو ہم نے already اٹھا ہے۔ جانتے ہیں کہ آپ کا کے سالت سالی کی سوائیر کو سالتے ہوں۔ یہاں یہاں another سجاہشن ہے now that we open up the technical repair part also requesting all remote centers to participate it is very obvious to me that there will be some technical problems with some remote center may be able to come up with either a more efficient solution or more effective solution or a solution which nobody else could find out shouldn't that solution be also listed here so that means what you should do is go back to your akash project coordinators tell them that this is the new repair strategy that professor partake has announced namely that each center will have to take care of the repairs for that they are buttressing their website they will give all the details and there will be a communication regularly between the akash project coordinators and our tech support team but from this point of view that this was the problem how did you solve it or whatever and if there is an innovative solution anybody in your labs is able to come up with or a cheaper solution for example please make sure that you share that so that all of us will benefit from is that okay what they are planning is they are planning weekly video sessions with the akash project coordinators so it is modeled i think on ask a question kind of thing so all of you are aview remote centers the aview facility should be made available not all remote centers must participate in every aview interaction because any interaction that you do should also be recorded and uploaded for the benefit of others but if you have any specific problem please encourage your akash project coordinators or any other technical colleague to join such sessions and discuss not just online but through a video interaction of how the problems are being sorted out any more any question on this otherwise we will go with the next session these akash tablets i am using for attendance posting or attendance student attendance and the teachers are taking the tablets to their class and there itself they are posting the attendance that is online attendance monitoring system done by my students in my college but one problem is some of the tablets are getting very less wifi access the attendance posting through the wifi some of the tablets are not getting wifi signal strength and some may be getting fastly some of not getting fastly that is the problem and another tablets are slow charging slow in charging these two problems are in fact a third problem that our people discovered is that the batteries there is an issue of the amount of charge that is held by the batteries so sometimes if they are charging slowly the problem is often not with the charger but with the battery now i think our people have found an alternative battery available that i was tested with other tablet that is charging yeah yeah whatever the charger is working fine and the tablets are not getting charging no i am talking about the battery within the tablet having a problem that may be and another problem i face that sometimes it is the touch is hanging touch is not working what i did is i opened the tablet and removed the 5 volt supply that is 3.5 volt supply and then it was working fine have you posted this innovative solution to our technical team the people should know the hardware because they have to open it no what i am asking is different no not that posted so please don't make this beautiful piece of knowledge propriety to yourself please share it with everybody just as you are openly sharing it now please go back and ask your team even i can show that not showing what is important is a written document saying exactly what is to be done open the tablet identify 3.5 volt thing some people in some remote centres may not know what exactly is that so ideally i would suggest if you take a handy cam go to your lab and show somebody doing it will be just a 2 minute video clip but i will tell you it could be very effective not as a substitute for documentation but as an additional documentation so if you could make that 2 minute video clip if you write a document on how to repair this problem what the problem was state what the solution is and send it we will be very glad to upload it on our tech support site with the credentials given to you thank you every individual will be having his own ideology regarding the repairing concepts as well as the upcoming concepts on this repairing concept so that each and every individual can post it that solution for a particular problem can be better than this in a discussion forum there is a discussion forum the problem is our aqash project coordinators are not sharing that information with all the people in the institute if they do that then you see what happens is the aqash project coordinator i don't blame him or her but suppose i am the aqash project coordinator i will think there is only my responsibility to look at this if i go into the share mode and if i say this is a common problem let us all solve it many such things will come there is a discussion forum already the popularize that discussion forum and the solutions which come out of it after due testing should be reported and should be made available for everybody i agree with you that more the people there will be better solution hello sir we tried to implement the c and c++ on aqash tablet but we got some software problem we tried number of times we could not connect then i wrote to Dr. Kannan asking him how to do it he send some links i gone through that links and tried but still i could not get it sir is your team can help me to establish that c++ or cr you will have to continue to bager his team members who specialize in that linux port on aqash and the associated library issues will get that solution done thank you sir excuse me sir there is a ticketing system on this tech support you can actually raise a ticket saying my ticket number is 1453 now that ticket remains alive till the issue is sorted out and the solution to that ticket need not necessarily come from iIT Bombay's tech support team it can come from friends like here or anybody else so this is a good system i think there is less of awareness amongst the entire institute which runs aqash project center could that be a possible problem for example did you know about these sites and tech support and so on so what we should do is i think we should address reach out to the coordinators and tell them to advertise any other excuse me sir from where we will get the information related to android student project we have to upload the students project there is aqash labs not inside i just showed you the aqash labs labs not inside you go there they have a detailed tutorial with screenshots on how to first register the information about your projects then how to take them to completion how to load the code on github how to give the documentation everything you do each institute by the way has a login and a password and each aqash coordinator can upload any locally developed application to either jithub or to aqash labs not in you don't have to depend on anybody sir can you please explain about some jithub what is jithub when i release any software in open source it means that i want the rest of the world to use it but how will the rest of the world know which is this software who is giving it what is the code what are the details so jithub is a repository it's a common open source repository it has thousands of projects anybody it is not connected with institutions suppose you develop a software you want to release it to open source you can open a jithub account you can start a jithub project you can upload all the code including work in progress you can even create a community of other like minded people in the world who will contribute to that code but you will continue to supervise the inclusion of modifications in that code so jithub is a repository also use for version control extension yeah the jithub also permits extensive version control so you have released one version which is working but second version on which you are working currently it is not yet fully released but both versions can simultaneously coexist on jithub and people who want to use a fully working model can go to the first version people who want to contribute to the work in progress model they can work on that by the way linux operating system that you use the entire linux source code is on jithub sir i think there is a solution in 10,000 teachers workshop that information is shared with those teachers those people are also as a project guide in for android applications so they upload those projects in okay that's a good point we will make available the information on jithub to all the 10,000 teachers could be a 10 minute session for that i agree hello sir here here oh there are two simultaneous question my question is that suppose institute or students is not willing to repair the tablet and in subsequent workshop tablets are required to conduct the quizzes through the clicker and we assume that all tablets are not working then what to do nothing your session your center will not be able to participate in conduct of quizzes using clicker my second question is that so should we send the tablets with the broken screen to the IIT Bombay no more tablets are to be send to IIT Bombay i thought we spent about 15 minutes discussing that no no any repair of any tablet will not be undertaken by IIT Bombay anymore except for those which will be brought by the coordinators coming for the computer networking my question is the same from my institute one coordinator is coming for the cn right so if there are there are problem but now in the light of this discussion that has happened he is coming she will be coming only on 5th of may now between now and 5th of may try to talk to your akash coordinator and look at all the FAQs look at all the possible problem and if you think that you can get some of those repair there please don't send them here because here we are going to do exactly the same thing that your people can do at your own there is no difference there is no vendor involved now we are on our own but if there are problems which you think IIT Bombay can solve please feel free to send them with the networking coordinator that is the instruction that has already gone so I am not withdrawing it but ideally no more tablets should come but the networking coordinators will accept those terms that's fine sir yeah just to add to the previous discussion on github it's a very nice tool that we should make aware of to the students so what we did was along with the spoken tutorial project we had conducted a doketon one of the major problems with people using free and open source software is that they don't have readily available manuals or something so as part of this student activity we had several contributors students, faculty coming and contributing to this lab manual which was hosted on github okay so something similar others also could make it there is an absolutely excellent suggestion do you notice what he did he decided to use the github where a whole lot of useful open source software is there but not proper documentation and he invoked his faculty and students and everybody in a session where something like lab manuals and that is their unique contribution to the entire family of users of open source software I would recommend that such initiatives be taken by all institutions because you are now trying to strengthen the usage of open source software by many more people more easily thank you so much that's a very good initiative actually I have an of the track question what we are seeing that the open source is increasing day by day and it is getting popular so I want to know what is your thought or what are your thoughts regarding the future of software industry where we are going actually I can speak for 5 hours on that and this is definitely neither related to akash nor related to computer programming but in this context I will only tell you the following we need an increased commitment not only to talk about open source software but to use it and practice what we preach you are not aware of this but 2 days ago I was fired by a past student of mine who is a coordinator here he said sir your slides were prepared using microsoft powerpoint and I admitted I said yes the reason is I have a very peculiar situation there are a large number of people in this institute all technical people use some version of linux which is open source we all use open office but there are a large number of staff members administrative staff members who are familiar only with the microsoft products now in my own office I have a peculiar situation that I have an office staff which uses microsoft and I have technical staff which uses open office so what I have is I have 2 desktops so one is linux one is microsoft I have 5 laptops in which I have a dual boot system one of them is a microsoft device because it uses it is a tablet machine on which I use the Camtasia studio and others and some of these products which are paid products do not work on linux so I am forced to use microsoft in situations where I could have easily used something else I explained it to DB the other day now but the point is we have to encourage people using as many open source components as possible and the usage is not possible to be changed just by talking about it now one concrete thing and this is the only answer I will give you is you ask the following question to every student to every teacher to your or institute principal and so on can your principal or director or can you keep a hand on your heart and say that every piece of software in your labs is legal every piece of software can you say that I can say that about my labs I can say that because this simple rule that we follow is whatever software you require for your academic work whether it is costed or open source doesn't matter but if it is costed a legal copy should work do you know that in 5 of my laptops where they are dual boot systems I do not have the latest version of Microsoft Office I have purchased it only on one laptop on no other laptop I have installed it I use only the older software now this is a policy this is a commitment this is the ethics that we have to follow in my labs people would be deregistered from the computers for 7 days if they are found to be using any illegal software on their machine now do you enforce this do you shout at your vendor when he supplies a desktop and surreptiously loads all the pirated software do you object to it corruption is a two way street that is one aspect but I was thinking about the economy that is not one aspect I am saying this is a fundamental aspect and each one of us have to become aware and as computer science professionals we have to spread this awareness to others I tell you when I took the sabbatical in 2002 I went around 67 colleges as I mentioned to someone in every place I asked this question there was a small college in Versailles where I was visiting when I asked this a student proudly got up and said sir every software in my college is legal software wherever we use Microsoft we paid the license for that now this is a fundamental ethical matter it is much more than the professional thing and we have to do that there are many other things that we can talk about it but this is the fundamental thing the rule should be very simple of course we will need all kinds of software and there is no merit in saying that open source software can solve all problems of the world that is taking a jihadi attitude I just want to add I will say this simple rule you should remember 1. I should be free to use any software that I need I decide my need but 2. I will decide that need to be legally and ethically correct I think it is up to us to spread this message across the country amongst our colleagues atleast the teachers have to be the keepers of the ethics atleast as far as academics is concerned thank you for this discussion


There's two big outdoor education programs in the country and really in the world, and one is called the National Outdoor Leadership School and the other is called Outward Bound. And they both have their own flavor of experiential learning. And I was a student on a Knowles course right after I graduated college. And that really inspired me to want to be an outdoor educator and to work in that type of field where you get to provide these intensive educational experiences for people. There's about them going out into a new environment in this really intense experience with a group of people and learning about themselves, their character building experiences, but they're also experiences to learn skills from environmental stewardship to first aid to navigation. So there's all these different pieces and so you're really like inundated with a lot of information, but because it's such a transformational space like people learn so much stuff both about themselves and all these new skills. And that's what I wanted to do when I graduated college and it really made a big impression on me. So when I got back, I decided that that's what I wanted to do. So I started working for the other program, the other major program called Outward Bound, which really I thought was a good fit for me because they have a really strong educational philosophy and a lot of emphasis on the group process. And so I learned a lot of really good skills about being an educator, about leading groups, about helping people learn, about helping different kinds of learners with different kinds of needs really accomplish their goals. So that was really important I think for my education as an educator. After I finished my PhD and I moved out to Washington, I became familiar with a program that ran out of the University of Washington's Marine Labs called BeamRach. So BeamRach provides this hands-on opportunity for students to both learn to propose a research project, which is very academic, but also to go into the field together as a group and live on a sailboat for a month while they're actually conducting their research projects. So that's the experiential education piece of that. And so those things really are melded in the BeamRach program. So when I had the opportunity to instruct it, I really got to develop these ideas of putting academic science education together with the outdoor education. So when I started at Western this year and I was given the teaching assignment of teaching biometrics, which is biostatistics, I immediately thought of my BeamRach students who were begging to learn statistics after they had gathered all of this data for their own projects. And often, statistics is not a discipline that undergraduate students are very excited about learning, and really people in general, because it's something that is exciting once you need to apply it in a real situation, once you need to apply it to your own data when the outcome of the analysis really matters, when you're really invested in it. And so these students in this independent project, doing their independent projects, were just begging to learn more statistics. And they were absorbing the concepts really, really quickly, and applying them really successfully. So when I was given the teaching assignment for biometrics, I thought, well, how can I provide that same type of experience that I was able to provide for a small number of students in an intensive field course to 40 students working in a computer lab, you know, in the classroom. So that's one of the ways I thought hard about how to bring those experiences to the biometrics class. And I came up with the idea of doing the service learning project.


Sup guys, how we doing and welcome back to another reaction video today? We're focusing on a chiefs player if you hadn't guessed, but it's not that guy It's actually a mate of his on the opposite side of the ball similar stature similar work ethic similar speed Not quite, but if we are gonna talk about a five foot ten football player that plays as though he's six foot ten You can't go past a guy like Tyron Matthew aka the honey badger Believe it or not. There's a honey badger in the world of rugby too. His name is Nick Cummins He is an Australian rugby player and he's nicknamed the honey badger We will give him his props. We'll have a look at him, but this video is about Tyron Matthew So guys sit back relax get your beverage of choice for me today.  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Peace out Right then guys, let's settle in Bring up the honey badger Tyron Matthew, but first I want to show you the rugby equivalent of the honey badger And here he is now Not quite sure I'm not quite sure if the look on his face is that of a honey badger, but it is something It is some sort of wild animal Speaking of wild animals Nick Cummins was actually a star of the bachelor Australia that this man has gone straight from the rugby field to the bachelorette field and Look if nothing else What an absolute legend, but this video is not about the rugby version of the honey badger this video is about the American football version Virgin version, maybe I shouldn't have had that drink. Anyway, let's get into it Like I said five foot ten playing like he's six foot ten He showed us that he loves to compete and he's you know going talking crazy, and I'm just like I love this This is my friend, but I love this like you know, I'm saying like it's this is what it's all about It's just you know buried in my mind Can I talk about Tyron top 40 top 60 it's much the same in my opinion Matthew. He's just tough He's awesome, so awesome The thing is he's gonna be taking on he probably has this whole entire career Taking on players on the offensive side of the ball that are bigger in stature Possibly in speed possibly in power So really he's got no choice, but to make up for it in the only way he knows how and that is attitude Controlled chaos I like that That sums it up pretty damn well A Haven't seen Justin Simmons for a fair minute that's surprising Actually, I'm gonna go out on a whim here and say I've missed him Fellow safety Like he's the fire within the team and in it and everybody rallies behind I'll tell you what he's not He's not come to think he hasn't been in the league that long But the amount of respect he's got from these players would make you think otherwise. Let's check Actually, I take that back. He is 29 years of age. I'm gonna call him a veteran Cardinals Texans chiefs Super Bowl three time first team all-pro selection two Pro Bowl selections first of which was in 2015 and The second of which was last year. He made the 2010s NFL all decade team, which is extremely impressive They list him officially at five foot eight and three quarters, which we'll call five foot nine. You're welcome 4.5 second 40 yard dash a 20-yard shuttle of 4-4 team but a three cone drill of under seven seconds and that's moving thirty four inch vertical jump nine foot nine in the broad jump and look I've I've seen this before I've said it before and I'll say it again a Four rep effort on the bench press is quite possibly the least amount of reps ever performed at an NFL Combine and that's a record you don't really want to have but as far as money is concerned 2013 four-year three point zero five million dollar contract 2016 a five-year 62.5 million dollar Extension 2018 he was released by the Cardinals after refusing to take a pay cut and he was signed on a one-year contract with the Texans worth seven million 2019 he signed a three-year forty two million dollar contract with the chiefs and that is the contract that he is currently playing out Tell you what after becoming a fan in the year of 2018 You can't really blame me for not knowing too much about what's happened to the league prior to that But I'm getting it slowly, but surely I'm getting it He's the one that does it all for their defense The Swiss Army knife you don't know where he's gonna line up one time he could be lined up that corner He could be in the box is a linebacker He could be that single high safety Next time he's on the line of scrimmage You can play a lot of different positions. He's a guy that you want to know He's out on the field That's immense bro and one thing I did enjoy is that the coaches on the opposite team still call them badger right honey badger And if you're an NFL player if you've got a nickname and opposite coaches are using that nickname you're doing something right Actually, I don't mind that haircut Trav It must have been early in the season in fact Yeah, that that does make a bit of sense He's gone from having a goatee a fresh fade in some luscious locks to having to having a full-faced beard and a haircut similar to mine The guys just always around the ball man, you have to be in a very intelligent player Every time I see that hat I always think it's the Florida gators and if you agree with me Let me know in the comment section below. Let's be around the ball He's got a knack for understanding what offensive coordinators are trying to do and then on top of that He understands the individual guys and all of their strengths of how to play defense on And he's got the pace to finish plays off like this Smart player out of a player instinctual player. He was like playing Robert. He played the guy running up the scene But wasn't playing him. He just put his hands on him. He's really on a quarterback He came off and jumped Jarvis Langer the quarterback didn't even see him. Hmm. That was Jarvis Landry Who got intercepted? That's watching tape knowing what the quarterback tendencies are because he could have just stayed on that guy But he knew he wasn't getting the ball Damn. I didn't even see him. Yeah, well on that play the last time that Landry saw Matthew he was tied up with a tight end So so you'd forgive him for thinking there is no risk of Interception One of the best What's that nine Interceptions or nine pick sixes. I'm thinking he's talking about pick sixes. Ed Reid. How many pick sixes did he get? There we go. Most career interception return touchdowns aka most pick sixes actually know that's for a franchise Yeah, so Ed Reid has seven career interception return touchdowns aka seven pick sixes But let's just make sure he was talking about that Or are we talking about Interceptions in a season we might be I think we are yes. We are Ed Reid has on multiple occasions actually twice once in 2004 and once in 2008 recorded Nine interceptions for a season But not only that in 2004 he took one to the house for 106 yards and in 2008 he did one better And took one to the house for 107 yards, which is an NFL record And as we look back to tyron matthew's year, he had six interceptions I'm assuming that little clip that we heard was early in the season after he recorded his first Made it to six, but didn't quite reach The record of nine close though And the great thing about the NFL and about any sporting league if you're still in your prime If you still are under contractors that you can try again next year And I can guarantee that that is what tyron's going to do. Anyways guys. Thank you for watching. That's another video done Um, a bit of a lengthy one Probably about 15 16 minutes, but that's what I'm here for. I'm here to create content. That's what we're doing So guys, thank you for watching. Thank you for the support and I'll see you in the next one I can show you