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About the Course

Welcome to this Guided Project on Creating Your First Python Program, From UST. For more than 20 years, UST has worked side by side with the world’s best companies to make a real impact through transformation. Powered by technology, inspired by people and led by their purpose, they partner with clients from design to operation. With this Guided Project from UST, you can quickly build in-demand job skills and expand your career opportunities in the Computer Science field by learning the foundational elements of the Python programming language and its basic syntax. Python is a computer programming language often used to build websites and software, automate tasks, and conduct data analysis. Python is a general purpose language, meaning it can be used to create a variety of different programs and isn’t specialized for any specific problems. This versatility, along with its beginner-friendliness, has made it one of the most-used programming languages today. Through hands-on, practical experience, you will be guided through concepts that Python Programmers use every day to perform their job duties, like using the Terminal and a Text Editor. Together, we will explore how to use variables, create functions, lists and conditional statements, as well as utilize For and While loops. You will then apply the concepts to create your first command line application which will manage a To-Do List. This project is great for learners who are looking to get started with Python programming, and do not have any prior programming experience. By the end of this Guided Project, you should feel more confident about working with the Python language, understanding what it is used for, and have confirmed your skills by creating your own to-do list, which can be used for showing an employer or making your routine daily tasks more efficient through automation. Ready to become a Programmer? Start learning Python today!...

Top reviews

KA

Jun 3, 2020

Speed was okay and the program was educative and the length was just right for a beginner like me. Wish I had time to practice all over from scratch one more time..

SA

Aug 23, 2022

I really liked the way the instructor made us walk through and the way he explained. The best part was the course had its own environment for easy learning and understanding.

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By Liam O (

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Apr 4, 2022

I thought it would be more

By MOHAMMED R

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Apr 28, 2020

best platform to learn

By Radha K K

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Jun 14, 2020

it was too basic

By 197Y1A0135

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Jun 6, 2020

It is very good

By Samo k

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Oct 5, 2025

Brilliant 👍

By Yash P

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Jun 2, 2022

its great.

By Ankit k

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Jun 5, 2020

Thats good

By Deepak T

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Jul 27, 2020

ok ok

By ABHISHEK G

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Jun 4, 2020

nice!

By Sumit K M

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Sep 1, 2020

Nice

By Vivek R G

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Jul 28, 2020

nice

By gunda n v j

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May 26, 2020

Nice

By Ashish n

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Jun 15, 2020

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By Karsten S

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Jul 22, 2020

It's not covering installations of Python. And it assumes programming skills.

By SHAH A

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Feb 2, 2023

was very easy didnt expect this easy

By Nicole L

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Jul 25, 2020

The interface never worked and then when the course expired I had never actually had a chance to do any Python.

By Mashfiq S Z

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May 17, 2020

Totally a waste of time. The audio quality is bad and did not learn something new much.

By Kathy C

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Sep 29, 2024

Accent hard to understand - variables heard as integer, ?, boolean, ?

By Tanishq C

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Jun 11, 2020

waste of time if already know anything about programming

By MUKHIL S

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Oct 26, 2023

MY NAME IS NOT PRINTED IN THE CERTIFICATE

By S A B

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May 9, 2020

Not so good

Childish level

By Vivek A

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Sep 27, 2022

not a begginer friendly

By Sam S

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Jun 27, 2020

Not as good as promoted

By LaurenTiare

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May 11, 2024

it was overwhelming

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Jun 11, 2020

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