Have you tried your hand at some beginner Python, but aren't quite sure how to make something useful? Getting started with development means piecing together more than just language fundamentals like variables and functions. We have to think about practical project features, create a layout, and implement our ideas through code all while managing bugs and using existing libraries. If you've completed our Python I series and are ready to put your learning to use, this Python Project I series will help you do just that by building your first Python app from scratch! Join us for GDI's Python Project I virtual cohort series, designed for those who have taken some beginner Python workshops but have no practical experience creating a project. During this interactive series, we'll learn practical development skills: installing a language, setting up an IDE (Integrated Development Environment), laying out an interface, using a coding library, implementing app features, and fixing bugs. We'll focus on a project-based learning model to create a Todo List App. You'll leave the workshop with a working Todo List App and ideas for your next project. The best part, if you are interested in participating in the Hackathon, this is a great way to prep! Topics covered: The class will include hands-on work and assignments. Students will benefit both from the instructor's knowledge and the peer-to-peer interactions. This is a cohort class and will run for a total of 12 instructional hours over 4 classes (each 3 hours long). Class Details: Schedule: Class Cost: $240 for 4 class series, 12 hours of instruction Want More from GDI? GDI offers a variety of ways you can join our community! Whether you are brand new to tech or want to advance the experience you've already racked up, we have something for you. When you join as a member, you develop your own pathway to develop code, confidence, and community. If you just want to get your feet wet or want a personal coach to land your dream job, GDI has memberships to match your interest, availability, and budget. Learn more here. Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of Python is required. Python I (GDI) or the equivalent (Udemy, Codecademy, etc.) This is not an introductory class. You should be familiar (not necessarily advanced) with the following concepts and topics: Tech Requirements: Code of Conduct: Girl Develop It is focused on providing opportunities for women and non-binary individuals to learn web and software development, but our classes and events are open to all genders and identities. We are dedicated to providing a welcoming and comfortable environment for all to learn to code and every attendee is expected to uphold our Code of Conduct (http://www.https://girldevelopit.com/code-of-conduct/).
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Want More from GDI? GDI offers a variety of ways you can join our community! Whether you are brand new to tech or want to advance the experience you've already racked up, we have something for you. When you join as a member, you develop your own pathway to develop code, confidence, and community. If you just want to get your feet wet or want a personal coach to land your dream job, GDI has memberships to match your interest, availability, and budget. Learn more here. Code of Conduct: Girl Develop It is focused on providing opportunities for women and non-binary individuals to learn web and software development, but our classes and events are open to all genders and identities. We are dedicated to providing a welcoming and comfortable environment for all to learn to code and every attendee is expected to uphold our Code of Conduct (http://www.https://girldevelopit.com/code-of-conduct/).
