Learning
Learning resources for technical practice.
Practical learning materials in four areas: networking, DevOps, software engineering and AI. Each is built around a task you can do, not only information to recall.
01 · Networking
Network learning
PlannedMaterials for learning to design, configure and troubleshoot networks.
[Scope — confirm topics and level]
Related product: Packet Pilot, a network engineering workbench.
Resources
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
02 · DevOps
DevOps
PlannedMaterials on building, testing, releasing and operating software reliably.
[Scope — confirm topics and level]
Resources
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
03 · Software engineering
Software engineering
PlannedMaterials on designing, writing, testing and maintaining software.
[Scope — confirm topics and level]
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
04 · Artificial intelligence
AI
PlannedMaterials on understanding and using artificial intelligence in technical work.
[Scope — confirm topics and level]
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
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[Resource title]
[One sentence: what the learner can do afterwards.]
05 · Labels
How each resource is described
Every resource states the same four things, so you can judge it before you start.
- Outcome
- What you will be able to do afterwards, stated as a task.
- Level and prerequisites
- The level it assumes and what to know first. Nothing is implied.
- Format and time
- How it is delivered and how long it takes.
- Status
- Planned or published, with the date it was last revised.
Suggest a topic.
Write to Episteq with the subject you want covered and the level you are at.