
Learn to automate mouse and keyboard actions with Pi Auto GUI, using step-by-step setup from JupyterLab to Python, on macOS or Windows, and run code to control positions safely.
Learn to move the mouse pointer with Pi auto GUI by moving to specific coordinates or relative to its current position, retrieve the pointer position, and control duration.
Explore how to automate mouse actions with Pi Auto GUI, including moving, clicking (single, double, triple, right), dragging and dropping, and scrolling with precise coordinates and durations.
Repeat a click action in Python by using a for loop with range, controlling indentation, and counting iterations to perform multiple clicks and confirm the result.
Automate keyboard operations with PyAutoGUI by typing text, adjusting typing speed with interval, and simulating key presses and shortcuts, including tab, arrows, delete, and copying via hotkeys.
Explore mouse and keyboard automation with python and pyautogui. Learn to use variables, functions, and for loops to repeat tasks and simplify code.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Some lectures in this course use AI-generated voice narration.
Learn how to automate simple, repetitive PC tasks using Python and PyAutoGUI.
This beginner-friendly course focuses on controlling your mouse and keyboard to save time on everyday work, without any complex programming or advanced automation tools.
In this course, you will:
Use PyAutoGUI to move the mouse and perform left/right clicks
Type text, press keys, and send keyboard shortcuts automatically
Create small scripts to automate simple tasks on your desktop
Practice with easy, practical examples you can adapt to your own work
This course is designed for:
People who repeat the same mouse and keyboard actions every day
Office workers who want to speed up simple PC operations
Python beginners who want a hands-on project with visible results
Anyone interested in desktop automation without complicated setups
Requirements:
A computer (Windows, macOS, or Linux)
Basic PC operation skills (copy, paste, install software)
Python 3 installed (or willingness to install it during the course)
By the end of this course, you will be able to write simple PyAutoGUI scripts to automate basic mouse and keyboard operations and make your daily PC work a little faster and more comfortable.