The Complete 5 Volume Series: If You Can Cook, You Can Code

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: IYCCYCC Vol 1 – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Executive Summary

Chapter 2: IYCCYCC Vol 1 – What is Programming?

Lecture 1: You Already Program

Lecture 2: You Are a Computer

Lecture 3: The Nerd/Jock Paradigm

Lecture 4: Your Computer is Your First Employee

Lecture 5: Why Programming Books Fail

Lecture 6: Your Business is a Program

Chapter 3: IYCCYCC Vol 1 – Data: The Ingredients That Make The Meal

Lecture 1: What Kinds of Data Are There?

Lecture 2: Where Do You Store Data?

Lecture 3: How Do You Turn Info into Data?

Lecture 4: How Do You Get Out the Data You Want?

Lecture 5: How Do Computers Think About Data?

Chapter 4: IYCCYCC Vol 1- Functions: The Transformation of Ingredients

Lecture 1: The Front and Back of the Restaurant

Lecture 2: The Waiter and Waitress as Front End

Lecture 3: The Chef and Cooks as Back End

Lecture 4: Functions and Restaurant Basics

Lecture 5: Learning Programming Through Imitation

Chapter 5: IYCCYCC Vol 1 – Use Cookbooks to Code Real Programs Fast

Lecture 1: Owner vs. Investor

Lecture 2: Learn to Read First

Lecture 3: Where to Find Code Recipes

Lecture 4: How to Get Free Help

Lecture 5: How to Get Cheap Help

Chapter 6: IYCCYCC Vol 1 – Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Chapter 7: IYCCYCC Vol 2 – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 8: IYCCYCC Vol 2 – Programming is Ingredients and Preparation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Data and Algorithms

Lecture 3: What is Data

Lecture 4: What are Algorithms

Chapter 9: IYCCYCC Vol 2 – Data Are the Ingredients in Your Recipe

Lecture 1: Data in Python

Lecture 2: Pieces of Data Part 1

Lecture 3: Pieces of Data Part 2

Lecture 4: Collections of Data

Chapter 10: IYCCYCC Vol 3 – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: My Story

Chapter 11: IYCCYCC Vol 3 – Frequently Asked Questions About Computers

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What's Important When You Buy a Computer?

Lecture 3: FAQ – How Can I Save Money When Building a Computer?

Lecture 4: FAQ – What Kinds of Computers Are There?

Lecture 5: FAQ – How Hard is it to Build a Computer and Where Can I Get Free Help?

Lecture 6: FAQ – What Makes a Computer Fast?

Chapter 12: IYCCYCC Vol 3 – The Essentials of Computer Hardware

Lecture 1: The Power Supply to Your Kitchen – Electricity and Gas

Lecture 2: The Busy Chef Inside Your Computer – Meet the CPU

Lecture 3: Your Cabinets and Pantry – How Data is Stored in Your Computer

Lecture 4: Your Counter and Cutting Board – Temporary, Quick Access Storage for Your CPU

Lecture 5: The Dining Room Lighting Setup – The Graphics Card That Feeds Your LCD Screen

Lecture 6: Case Study – Video Editing Rig

Chapter 13: IYCCYCC Vol 3 – The Supporting Cast in the Kitchen

Lecture 1: The Air Conditioning That Keeps the Chef Cool – Cooling Hot Computer Parts

Lecture 2: The Chef's Knife and Ladle – The Mouse and Keyboard and a Productivity Hack

Lecture 3: Mouse and Keyboard Recommendations

Lecture 4: The 8 Burner Stove – How Two 24" LCD Screens with Boost Your Productivity

Chapter 14: IYCCYCC Vol 4 – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 15: IYCCYCC Vol 4 – What is Big Data?

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The Scale of Big Data – Visualized

Lecture 3: Small Data

Lecture 4: Big Data

Lecture 5: Huge Data

Chapter 16: IYCCYCC Vol 4 – Big Data Case Studies – How Do They Use Big

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How Google Uses Big Data

Lecture 3: How Facebook Uses Big Data

Lecture 4: How Youtube Uses Big Data

Lecture 5: How Amazon Uses Big Data

Lecture 6: How Netflix Uses Big Data

Lecture 7: Self Driving Cars

Chapter 17: IYCCYCC Vol 4 – Hadoop – The Software Under the Hood of Big Data

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Hadoop Ecosystem

Lecture 3: How Hadoop Uses HDFS to Store Files

Lecture 4: How Hadoop Uses MapReduce to Process Big Data

Chapter 18: IYCCYCC Vol 4 – Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Chapter 19: IYCCYCC Vol 5: Artificial Intelligence – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 20: IYCCYCC Vol 5: Artificial Intelligence – Measurement

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Computer Vision

Lecture 3: Computer Vision Addendum

Lecture 4: NLP – Natural Language Processing Pt1

Lecture 5: NLP – Natural Language Processing Pt2

Lecture 6: NLP – Natural Language Processing Pt3

Lecture 7: What About Touch, Taste and Smell?

Chapter 21: IYCCYCC Vol 5: Artificial Intelligence – Learning

Lecture 1: Introduction to (Machine) Learning

Lecture 2: Knowledge Representation