Course Information
Course Overview
Learn Python, data structures, functions, OOP, DB, and workflows by building real understanding and confidence
Most beginner Python courses teach you what to type. This course teaches you how to think.
This course is designed to take you from absolute zero to a confident intermediate Python programmer who understands not just how code works, but why it is written the way it is. By the end of the course, you will be able to read, write, and reason about Python code with clarity instead of confusion.
We start from the very beginning, assuming no prior programming experience. You will learn how to set up a clean working environment, understand Python syntax, and work comfortably with core data types and data structures. From there, we move into control flow, functions, and program structure so you can start writing meaningful programs instead of disconnected snippets.
As the course progresses, you will learn intermediate concepts such as functional programming patterns and object oriented programming. These topics are taught with intuition and real examples, not abstract theory, so you understand when and why they are useful.
You will also be introduced to practical workflows such as working with files, basic databases, version control concepts, and structured problem solving. Throughout the course, assignments and exercises are carefully selected to reinforce understanding and build confidence through practice.
This course is ideal for:
Absolute beginners who want a clear and structured entry into Python
Students and self-learners who want to move beyond copy-and-paste coding
Anyone planning to use Python for data analysis, GIS, automation, or further specialization
If you want to build a strong Python foundation that supports real-world problem-solving and future growth, this course is for you.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 37 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Course Overview
- Section 2 Setting up python on your pc
- Section 3 Python for Beginners
- Section 4 Control Flow and Loops
- Section 5 More beginner topics
- Section 6 Intermediate Topics
- Section 7 More on Functional Programming:
- Section 8 Python Intermediates
- Section 9 Working with Spreadsheets on Python
- Section 10 Working with Databases
What You’ll Learn
- You will be taught Everything you need to know about python from absolute beginners to comfortable intermediate
- Students should understand the Anaconda framework including
- create virtual environments, installing libraries
- Read and write data to Databases i.e. SQLite, PostGres, Firebase Databases
- Students will have full comprehension about file handling in python
- Working on Github and GitHub desktop, Github for Spyder i.e. Create repositories, commit and push to cloud
- Students should be able to debug their own codes and handle errors/exceptions
- Students should be able to imagine how the python intepreter intepretes code
- Students would know how to use requests to get data via api and visualize them on charts
- Student's mentality towards programming will be geared towards problem solving
- Student's should be able to veer into other fields of programming
- app development, data science etc.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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LLawal Abdulmalik
it is a Good course
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EEdward Elorm
i loved it
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MMalaika Muzaffar
its amazing i learn alot
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DDennis Antwi Boadi
Very Understandable.