Introduction to Python 3 designed to Ph.D. Students in Political Science (WUSTL)
| Day | Date | Topic | Homework |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day01 | Mon. 8/24 | Data Structure and Syntax | |
| Day02 | Wed. 8/26 | Namespace and classes | HW1 assigned (due Mon. 8/31) |
| Day03 | Fri. 8/28 | Errors and Exceptions | |
| Day04 | Mon. 8/31 | Web Scraping | HW2 assigned (due Thr. 9/03) |
| Day05 | Wed. 9/02 | Regular Expressions | |
| Day06 | Fri. 9/04 | APIs | HW3 assigned (due Thr. 9/10) |
| Day07 | Tue. 9/08 | SQL and Database | |
| Day08 | Wed. 9/09 | Recursion and Sorting | HW4 assigned (due Mon. 9/14) |
| Day09 | Fri. 9/11 | More on Data Structure | HW5 assigned (due Thr. 9/17) |
| Poster session | TBD |
Ryden Buttler (2019), Erin Rossiter (2018), Michele Torres (2017), David Carlson (2016), and Betül Demirkaya (2015), and Matt Dickenson (2014)
Course materials created by Matt Dickeson. Changes over the years made by each instructor, including myself. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 iteration was designed to be taught online. Prior versions of this course can all be found on GitHub.