•Layered Learning
•Why spend dozens of hours earning a single certificate?
•Rather than feeling overwhelmed, our learning opportunities gradually gifts students with many printable & sharable certificates. Resume-worthy achievements to testify to your step-by-step mastery of Python.
•Never a “one size fits all” approach, our training opportunities are divided into beginner (1000), intermediate (2000), and advanced (3000 – 9000) experience levels. Rather than learning things you might not need to know, students can choose the topics that they are most interested in. 
•Students who have never written software before should consider first completing Python 1000 – The Python Primer, before completing Python 1100.
•Python 1000?
•In the Python 1000 programming series, students will learn how to apply fundamental keywords and built-in functions so as to design, create, & test programs. Common collection types, internationalization, and low-level binary / robotics concepts are also covered.
•Students will learn how to avoid pitfalls & problems with Python 3 syntax, as well.
•Beginners Welcome!
•Written by a Principal Trainer & Principal Software Development Engineer, in order to insure mastery key topics are presented several times, as well as at ever-increasing depth. Students will also be using professional programming interfaces – the same tools that software developers use – to create their software.
•From keywords & tabs, to testing & documentation, hints & tips on how to use Python in the professional world abound!
•After completing the Python 1000 series, in the Python 2000 series students will complete keyword mastery by exploring a large collection of activity-related topics. Sold separately, in the 2000 series students will enjoy learning how to create Lambdas, Generators, Context Managers, Packages & Modules, Classes, Factories, Frameworks, how to manage Exceptions, as well as other professional programming topics.
•Who this course is for:
•Students looking for an evenly paced, certificate laden, customizable, education process.
•Students familiar with functional programming concepts.
•New software developers who have completed “The Python Primer” (aka Python 1000.)
•Coders looking to better understand documentation & testing concepts in Python 3.
•Learners wanting to know how to explore, as well add their own creations to, the Python landscape.
•Students needing to avoid embarassment by understanding seldom-taught problems with modern Python.
•Developers looking to start writing test cases using Python’s built-in testing facility.
•Learners who want to understand how to create Flowcharts to document past & future software development activities.
•Professionals who need to extract & map requirements to the code they create.
•People who need to know “why,” as well as “how” to use Python 3 in the professional world.
•1105: Welcome & Overview
•1110: Managing Packages with PIP
•1115: Python Speak: Standards, Evolution & Community
•1120: Why Python 2 and 3?
•1125: Testing the Difference – Python 2 or 3?
•1130: Python Paths & Startup Operations
•1135: Command-Line Scripts
•1140: IDE Inspection – Dynamic Instance Help
•1145: Line Endings & Strange Text Views, Revisited
•1150: IDLE, Tabs, & Programming Tips
•Hands-On Programmer
•Hands-On Collections – Tuples & Ranges
•Formatting, Revisited
•Python’s Mutable List
•Set Theories & Key-Value Dictionaries
•Bits, Bytes, and Handy Operations
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