This self-paced online workshop is led by Barry Moore II of the Center for Research Computing and is for attendees of any experience level. If you have experience with another programming language or have never programmed at all, this workshop will help you hit the ground running. This workshop approaches Python as a tool to complete data science tasks. Attendees will walk through Python at their own pace covering: types, operators, data structures, loops, flow control, comprehensions, and dealing with files. If you finish the introductory material you can continue to learn about Pandas. Pandas is a Python library which contains useful data structures for completing common data science tasks.

This workshop is part of our Coding Is for Everyone Series.

Please check in with the presenter for your workshop or contact Gesina Phillips (gap64@pitt.edu) if you have any pre-event questions. If you are not a Pitt affiliate, most software should still be available to you, with the exception of ArcGIS and Photoshop--please get in touch if you have any other questions about your ability to participate.