
This course includes our updated coding exercises so you can practice your skills as you learn.
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In this lecture we will discuss some useful applications of Python and why Python is a great programming language to learn in 2020.
In this lecture, we will discuss the structure of this course, the logical ordering of the course parts, and the content we will be covering.
We respond to your questions in under 8 hours on average.
Learning Python programming and learning to think like a programmer are two different things. Anyone can copy syntax — this course teaches you how to reason through problems like an independent Python developer, not just follow along.
This is a comprehensive, university-level Python programming for beginners course built by a working robotics and AI researcher — not a self-taught content creator. If you're an absolute beginner with no prior programming experience, this course gets you to the point where you can write real Python code to solve real problems, and gives you the foundation to move into data science, machine learning, or software development next.
What's inside:
100+ lectures covering Python fundamentals through independent problem-solving
20 hands-on programming exercises
20+ quizzes to check your understanding
A daily coding challenge to build real practice habits
Foundational concepts that carry directly into data science and machine learning workflows
Why this course is different:
Most Python courses teach syntax. This one teaches you how to think — how to break a problem down, plan a solution, and write it in code, independently, without hand-holding. That skill is what separates people who finish tutorials from people who can actually build things.
I aim to respond to every question within 8 hours on average, guaranteed within 48 hours. Teaching students well — not just publishing content — is the actual goal.
This course comes with:
A 30-day money-back guarantee — no risk to try it
Lifetime access to all videos, code, exercises, and quizzes
Updates as Python and the ecosystem evolve
Whether you want to learn Python programming for its own sake, or you're using it as a stepping stone into data scienceor machine learning, this course gives you the independent-thinking foundation those paths require.
Enroll today and start thinking like a programmer.