Turhan Knights

For self-guided learning. 5 hours of tightly edited video, focused on the core philosophy of DDD, for just $99 per year.

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We are not scheduling any onsite or remote trainings at this time.

Target Audience: Architects, Managers, Development Leaders

Some design decisions have an impact on the trajectory of the whole project. Modeling is most needed in complex circumstances, yet the typical dynamics of large projects too often derail it or disconnect it from the real design. This course delves into principles for clarifying the big picture, getting effort focused on the core, and coordinating multi-team development.

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Learn to put the domain model to work. This intensive course will bring together the practices that give modeling and design a real impact on a project. Integrates both Strategic Design and the foundations of DDD modeling techniques.

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Target Audience: Architects, Managers, Development Leaders

Overview the basic principles and processes needed develop practically useful models, tie them into implementation and business analysis, and place them within a viable, realistic strategy.

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Target Audience: Developers, Architects, Analysts, Hands-on Technical Leaders

Understand when and why DDD is valuable to software intensive organizations. Learn how to collaborate more effectively with a development team. Get a quick introduction to the strategic design techniques of DDD.

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You talk to a girl.She says that the way you opened the door was sweet.She made you feel special when she held your hand tightly.

If your mother took you to this pizza place, you have to decide if you want to tell her about it at dinner.She wanted to show you how a gentleman treats a lady.Your date thinks that it is cute.

You believe she is beautiful.She is kind to others.You do not.

This is a guide to conducting a poll during a live zoom session. This is a helpful tool for keeping students engaged and having regular check-ins to make sure they're absorbing information. Before you're able to use polls in Zoom you'll need to check your meeting settings.

1. Go to https://washington.zoom.us and click on "Meetings" in the menu on the left side of the screen.

2. Navigate to the meeting you've created for your class and scroll all the way to the bottom of the meeting management page to find the poll option. Click "Add" to begin creating the poll.

3. Enter a title and your first question. The title is there to help you identify the poll you want to use during the session. Decide whether you want students to select one answer (single choice) or multiple answers (multiple choice). You also have the ability to make the poll anonymous.

4. If you would like to add a question to this poll, so that students are prompted to answer both questions at the same time, select "Add Question."

5. Click "Save" at the bottom of the screen when you are finished. Repeat these steps to add more polls (note that one meeting can have a maximum of 25 polls).

6. You can also create a poll by clicking "Polling" during a meeting. This will open up your default web browser where you can add additional polls or questions. This may be useful if you want your questions to reflect the discussion that the students are having in real time.

1. Select the "Polling" option in the menu bar during a Zoom session.

2. Select the poll you'd like to launch and click "Launch Poll."

3. The participants will now be prompted to answer the poll (you do not need to share your screen). You can watch the results live. If students are not seeing the poll, they need to allow pop-ups in their application settings. Once you are satisfied with the number of responses, click "End Polling."

4. Click "Share Results" so that students can see the results of the poll, if desired.