The course was entirely updated on November 4th, 2022 now using the latest version of Python and recent programming tools.

If you have been looking for a course because you want to become a Python programmer and don’t simply want to learn Python syntax, this is the course for you. This is the only course that follows a multimodal learning approach that offers students not only a video course but an environment that simulates real-world programming activities from building programs to adding new features to existing programs, fixing bugs, to using assistive programming tools that every programmer should know.

A course for absolute beginners to programming

Programming doesn’t have to be hard. If you have never programmed before, this is the right course for you. You will not only learn the “what” but also the “why” a piece of code is used. This is achieved through teaching Python, including Python basics, through real-world applications. From the very basics to the very advanced features such as threading, everything is introduced in the context of a real-world app that you will build. That will make abstract programming concepts easy to understand.

Instructor-led projects and independent student projects

Every day you will be building programs. First, you will build programs together with the instructor. Then, you will be handed a project every single day that you need to solve on your own. You will be able to compare your code with that given by the instructor at the end of the day.

Changing careers or building apps

Whether you want to change your career to a Python programmer or you just want to turn an idea you had for an app into a real app; this course has your back. You can take the entire course to become a programmer or pick the projects that interest you if you only want to build a particular type of app.

From data science to web development

There is a wide range of applications covered in the course, from rich data science web apps that analyze and visualize large amounts of data to building web applications using Python web frameworks such as Streamlit, Flask, and Django. Other aspects of Python, such as automating boring tasks, are also covered, from generating PDF invoices to automating email sending. This course has it all.

Learn on your own schedule

The curriculum encourages you to work on the course by studying 2-5 hours every day, but you can also do multiple-day modules during the weekend or whenever it suits you. You will have unlimited access to all the videos and practice activities.