Today we completed a top-to-bottom revision of our Introduction to Programming in Python course. The new version of the course is full of in-depth explanations, coding examples, videos and coding exercises that you can’t get anywhere else.
The net effect: We’ve doubled the contents of our introductory Python course. We also cut the price in half. You’re welcome.
Introduction to Python is a terrific course for beginning programmers as well as experienced coders who want to make the jump to Python. And like all CodeLesson courses, this course is instructor-led, so you’re never stuck trying to figure something out on your own.
Even better: On top of the permanent price drop, during the month of February we’ve temporarily reduced the price even more. You can take our instructor-led Introduction to Python today for just $99. At the end of the month, the price will go up, so sign up now to take advantage of the discount.
Here’s what’s going on with the rest of our Python curriculum following the relaunch of Intro to Programming in Python. We used to have a course called Introduction to Programming in Python Part B. We’ve halted enrollments in that course while it’s being renovated; expect a new introductory Python language course to debut on CodeLesson in the Spring. (If you’re a Python expert and you’re interested in teaching that course, sign up here.)
Meanwhile, we have two intermediate applied Python courses that are appropriate if you’ve mastered the basics of the Python language. In Introduction to Django (available today) you’ll learn how to use your Python coding skills to create professional data-driven web sites. Crunching Public Data will show you how to put your Python skills to practical use by accessing and visualizing real-world data sources. Crunching Public Data is now available for pre-enrollment; the course will debut in the Spring.