Introduction to Programming Using Python (5 Week Series)
Met Charles (Ray) Smith
A five-week hands-on beginner course where adults write and run their own Python programs, taught by an MIT-alumnus engineer.
Join us for this introductory course series for those new to programming with instructor Charles (Ray) Smith. Learn what computer programming is all about from the programmer's point of view and learn how to write and run programs you build using the programming language Python. Minimal computer experience is useful, but no previous computer programming experience is necessary - this series is designed to help you decide if programming is for you!
For this interactive, five-week course series geared towards adults, a personal laptop will be required, as well as the ability to install Python on said laptop. As an alumnus of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ray has a background in programming that has spanned the professional world from MIT and GenRad to IBM and eDial/Alcatel-Lucent and is interested in expanding individual understanding of how coding informs the world in which we live.
Questions? Email Heidi at [email protected]
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