Python programming that even beginners can learn in one breath

We have included only the essential content so that even non-majors can learn Python easily and enjoyably. We will proceed with detailed lectures and challenge exercises so that beginners can properly learn the ‘essential content.’

I'm going to teach you the core concepts of Python in 60 minutes! I'm not focusing on blind grammar, but on why and when to use it.

Let's find out how to automate tasks using Python!

In this course, you will learn the basics of Raspberry Pi and Python and practice creating simple but essential self-driving car and remote home monitoring projects.

You can systematically learn stock trading automation using Python and the Interactive Brokers API, which holds the top spot in global market share.

This course covers the process of automating algorithmic trading in local and cloud environments, and focuses on hands-on practice.

You will learn techniques that can be applied in various fields of IT security, starting from the introduction to Python programming.

Learn network programming from scratch, fully utilizing Python and ChatGPT. Rather than tedious conceptual explanations, the focus is on students directly writing network code through practical exercises and personally verifying how their written programs operate. You can acquire skills ranging from basic network practicals to network technologies applicable in real-world scenarios, and build deep understanding and proficiency through exercises dealing with various protocols and tools. Furthermore, by leveraging ChatGPT, students can have a memorable learning experience without feeling difficulty or boredom.

Have you studied Python syntax but felt lost when it came to actually handling data? You know you need to learn NumPy and Pandas, but if you've been wondering where to start and how to connect them, this PART 2 is the answer. In PART 2 of our 50-lecture data analysis curriculum, you will experience the step-by-step process of loading, cleaning, processing, and statistically interpreting real data. You won't just learn libraries and syntax; you will establish criteria for which tools to choose in specific situations. PART 2 is the turning point where you move from simply knowing Python code to actually being able to handle data.

Coding Test [ALL IN ONE] ✔️ Complete with one lecture

This is a lecture for people who are starting development for the first time. It's about programming thinking, which should come before development languages or UI frameworks.

It would be efficient to automate IT security tasks using Python, wouldn't it? This course follows hands-on practice, applying Python and web Flask development to automate tasks, idea by idea.

AI does the coding, I get the results! Maximize practical programming skills, achievable even for beginners!

A lecture consisting of special lectures by professors from Canadian national universities. It covers Python, Code, Scratch programming introduction/basics and practical applications. After completing the lecture, receive a global certificate from Codesprint : )

You can easily and enjoyably understand Python programming with games. This is a lecture that even children in elementary and middle school can follow, so parents and teachers will find many places to use it if they learn it. :)

Data analysis sounds a bit grandiose, but it is actually a process of establishing a hypothesis and verifying it based on data. You can learn how to analyze what data to verify your hypothesis using Python.

Learn about the basics of Python required for data analysis, the data analysis framework (pandas), and the data analysis process.

Anyone can easily create a Python game using the Pygame library, starting from zero base.

If you can master DB and programming, you should be more than halfway prepared for the information processing engineer exam. Let's take a look at the DB and programming parts, which are worth 45 to 55 points in the practical exam, and pass the written exam steadily.

"Automating your work? Who doesn't know what's good for them?" You don't need to use a knife to catch a chicken. I want to show you that 10 lines of simple code are more practical than complex crawlers on the Internet.