Almost all other courses focus on knowledge. In this course, we focus on 4 critical skills.

Overall:

• The course covers basic to advanced modern Python 3 syntax. Beginners will learn a lot!

• The course helps you master the 4 most important skills for a programmer

  • Programming skills

  • Problem-solving skills:rarely covered by other courses

  • Project building skills: partially covered by other courses

  • Design skills:rarely covered by other courses

• 7+ times practice & homework compare to other courses + many (real & challenging) projects

• Special Teaching style: iterative, easy, and short

  • In a few minutes, I cover clearly what many others need 2-3 times to explain

• This is an English Course only. Full manual English subtitles will also be provided soon.

Content

• Fundamentals: Variables, Loops, Control Flow, Lists, Tuples, Sets, Dictionary, Functions, Recursive Functions

• Object-Oriented Programming (OOP):

  • Objects, Classes, Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Operator Overloading

  • Embedded in homework: Several design principles & patterns

• Special Topics: Files, Exception Handling, Modules and Packages

• A huge set of Quizzes, Practice, Homework, and Projects

  • 2 styles of homework: Algorithmic (problem-solving) and applications

  • Several software design concerns are embedded in the homework.

  • So you are getting introduced to Software Engineering & Design Patterns

  • Several quizzes to master the concepts

Building Skills:Practice, Homework, and Projects

• One unique feature in this course is my education strategy:

  • Explain, Administrate& Challenge

• Each video smoothly explains a simple concept(s)

• Typically followed by easy to medium practice to administrate the concept

• Then typically followed by an easy-medium-hard set of homework questions to challenge you

• Extensive homework from easy to medium to hard to help to build the skills.

• Most of the practice/homework questions are unique in this course

  • Programming questions are mainly from my competitive programming experience

  • OOP questions are mostly invented to achieve several goals:

    • Mastering the OOP concepts

    • Enforcing a lot of design heuristics &OOD

    • Preparing you for design principles and patterns

• Small-to-large set of projects to build up project building and design skills

• Solutions to all of them.

  
  

By the end of the journey

• Solid understanding of programming concepts and its Python syntax

• Mastering the target 4 skills

• With the administered problem-solving skills

  • You can start competitive programming smoothly in Div2-A/B Codeforces

  • Smooth start in Data Structure course

  • Smooth start in Algorithms course

• With the administered project-building and design skills

  • Smooth start in Software Engineering course

  • Later, smooth start in one of the technology tracks in frontend or backend

Don't miss such a unique learning experience!