This Root Cause Analysis Course provides an overview of the process of root cause analysis, including definitions, benefits, and a summary of the root cause process. It also covers the problem solving process, including 8 steps, 5 Whys, and Fishbone diagrams. Examples of root cause analysis in manufacturing and transactional processes are provided, as well as hints about root cause analysis. The course includes a downloadable PowerPoint presentation with slides that can be customized for use in a company.

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The "Learning Path: Haskell: Functional Programming and Haskell" is a comprehensive video course that explores the capabilities of Haskell, a powerful purely functional programming language. The course starts with the fundamentals of Haskell and functional programming, gradually building up to more advanced topics. Participants will learn to solve programming problems, write expressions, use higher-order functions, and explore structured forms of interaction like streaming libraries and functional reactive programming. The course aims to provide in-depth knowledge of Haskell, enabling learners to leverage functional programming effectively in their applications. It combines the expertise of experienced authors in the field, offering a well-rounded learning experience.

The "Learning Haskell Programming" video course introduces learners to Haskell, a powerful functional programming language known for its emphasis on "purity" and ability to handle complex data. The course covers the fundamentals of Haskell, including variables, syntax, datatypes, and functions, with a focus on functional programming principles. Participants will gain hands-on experience in solving programming problems and building applications using Haskell. The course progresses to teach writing expressions and high-order functions. By the end, learners will have the skills to create complete Haskell applications and understand important functionalities. The course is taught by Hakim Cassimally, an experienced functional programming enthusiast with a strong background in Haskell and other functional languages.