Spring 2027

Python Fundamentals

Python Fundamentals covers core language concepts like data structures, functions, and control flow, and applies Python to data wrangling and analysis.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Demonstrate the fundamentals of the Python programming language.

  • Apply programming best practices; such as readability, simplicity, and reusability.

  • Utilize Python for data manipulation and analysis

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Graduate/professional standing or declared in graduate Business Exchange program

    • Graduate/professional standing
    • declared in graduate Business Exchange program
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GENBUS 885

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Explore the fundamentals of the Python programming language - such as data structures, functions, loops, and control flow - and utilize Python for data wrangling and analysis.

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Topics

  • Python programming fundamentals: data structures, functions, loops, control flow
  • Data wrangling, manipulation, and analysis with Python
  • Programming best practices: readability, simplicity, reusability

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  • Fundamentals of Python including data structures, functions, loops, and control flow
  • Programming best practices including readability, simplicity, and reusability
  • Data wrangling, manipulation, and analysis using Python

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