BiteSize Python for Absolute Beginners

Overview

This specialization provides a comprehensive introduction to Python programming, covering foundational concepts like flow control, functions, and built-in data structures such as lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries. Learners will gain practical coding skills, preparing them for tasks in data analysis. Designed with industry-relevant examples and case studies, this program lays the groundwork for further specialization in data wrangling and analysis.

Syllabus

Course 1: BiteSize Python for Absolute Beginners: Essentials
Course 2: BiteSize Python for Absolute Beginners: Flow Controls
Course 3: BiteSize Python for Absolute Beginners: Data Structures

Courses

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12 hours 56 minutes
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This course provides an in-depth exploration of Python’s four built-in data structures: lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries. Each structure will be introduced in detail, focusing on how to create, access, and manipulate them efficiently. The course will emphasize their unique characteristics and appropriate use cases. Learners will also apply their understanding in a case study, showcasing the practical application of these data structures to solve real-world problems.
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13 hours 1 minute
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Start your Python journey with this course, where you’ll gain a solid foundation in this powerful language. Learn how to work with variables and data types to store and process information, master operations to perform calculations and make comparisons, and unlock the power of strings for text manipulation. Through hands-on case studies, like creating a checkout system, splitting tips, and calculating compound interest, you’ll apply your skills to solve real-life problems. This beginner-friendly course is perfect for anyone looking to build practical coding skills and confidence in Python.
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11 hours 21 minutes
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This course focuses on mastering Python’s control flow mechanisms, including branching, looping, and functions. It covers essential concepts such as making decisions with if, if-else, and if-elif-else structures (branching), automating repetitive tasks using while and for loops (looping), and introduces functions as a higher-level form of flow control. Advanced topics like nested, hierarchical, and recursive functions are also explored, providing learners with tools to write organized, reusable, and efficient code.