This is an introduction to programming course using the Python programming language, a forgiving and productive language that nevertheless has a great deal of breadth and power. The course is appropriate for new coders and covers installation of Python, data types, list types, utilizing Python modules, and control structures.

This course is the continuation of our Introduction to Programming in Python series which begins with Introduction to Programming in Python Part A. This part of the course covers conditionals, logic and flow control, more advanced data types, classes and objects, and culminates in a class project (an adventure game).

Introduction To Django teaches students with knowledge of Python to create sites using the Django Web Framework. Instructor-led topics covered include models, views, templates, deployment and Ajax.

In High-Performance Web Applications with Tornado you'll learn how to utilize the Tornado web server and accompanying Python libraries to create evented applications with realtime characteristics.

Go beyond the spreadsheet! Crunching Public Data is an introductory programming course intended specifically for public- and private-sector knowledge workers who want to make sense of data stored in tabular format, then analyze and visualize it in meaningful ways. In the course we make use of actual data from the US government site data.gov to give students real-world experience with data analysis, particularly with data sets in the megabyte to gigabyte range that are larger than spreadsheets can typically handle.

In Stepping Up to Python 3, you'll learn the latest features of Python, including new language syntax and migration strategies. This course is intended for anyone with experience using Python 2.