There are numerous Python courses available, including popular ones like "100 Days of Code." I've explored several, and noticed they all follow the same pattern: introduce new concepts, complete one project, then move on to something new.
But that method isn’t effective for truly mastering programming. Think back to math class—did your teacher assign just one problem for homework to ensure you understood the material? Of course not!
That's why I designed my Python course differently.
I structured the course into clear, focused sections. In this first course, you'll master everything up to—but not including—classes and object-oriented programming. But here’s what makes my course truly stand out: Instead of completing just one project each class, you'll tackle 10 projects per lesson.
This repetition and practice approach ensures deep understanding and mastery of foundational skills. By the end of this first course, you'll have thoroughly internalized Python basics, placing you significantly ahead of most students—and fully prepared to confidently take on more advanced concepts like classes in the next course.
All Python classes can teach you something—but mine will help you truly master the material, provided you're committed to doing the homework!
Check out my calendar - starting June 1!
You can choose the Day for the class lesson (Sunday, Monday or Tuesday) as well as the time 4pm, 6pm, 8pm, 10pm, midnight and 2am (Eastern). Then you can choose the Day for the classwork/homework (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday) as well as the time 4pm, 6pm, 8pm, 10pm, midnight and 2am (Eastern). Those times are available as long as I get at least 4 students per class. Plus, if you have something special going on, you can temporarily change the day/time. VERY flexible.