I am a non-major student entering graduate school this term.
I did take an Object-Oriented Programming course in college, but to be honest, it didn't really click with me back then.
However, through this lecture, I was able to gain a very clear understanding of OOP concepts.

The final hands-on project was also a lot of fun to work on!

smkweon98

We'll teach you the true essence of object-oriented programming.
Knowing terms and syntax like class, object, self, super(), and interface doesn't mean you understand object-oriented programming.

Object-oriented programming is not simply a collection of syntax, but rather a philosophy on how to solve the problems of increasingly complex software. You can only use it properly when you understand the history and philosophy behind it.

In this course, we first explain what problems object-oriented programming was created to solve, and what kind of thinking and design philosophy it embodies, independent of any specific language.

Then, using Python as a tool, we gradually cover through hands-on practice how object-oriented concepts are designed and implemented in actual code.

Through this course, you'll gain not object-oriented programming that merely follows syntax, but object-oriented programming that you can think through and design, and object-oriented thinking skills that remain solid even when the language changes.

codingpe

2026! Learning Object-Oriented Programming Properly (with Python)

You are a non-major yet you've gone all the way to graduate school... and even took my lecture on such an old-fashioned topic... Your passion for learning seems truly remarkable 😊. Thank you so much for giving such a great course evaluation. I sincerely hope you achieve everything you desire in graduate school 👍