Course Description

Join us for a fun, virtual series of workshops designed to help you learn the Python programming language! Learn is popular programming language just in time for your summer internship!    Todd by a recent UCSD computer science graduate, this Saturday morning workshop series will fit into your busy schedule perfectly!

You can find a detailed workshop schedule at This six –part  workshop introduces object oriented programming development and design using Python. Students will learn basic programming language concepts including Python syntax, input/output and control structures. Object oriented concepts will be introduced including Python classes that contain variables and methods. Students will focus on problem solving skills by program design and algorithm development using sound software engineering practices.

This course will start with the very basics, assuming that students do not have any previous Python programming experience. It does not require any other programming experience. This course will introduce basic programming concepts using the Python programming language.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the registration process, please contact Ange Mason, SDSC Education and Outreach, via phone at (858) 534-5064 or email at education@sdsc.edu.

UCSD Zero Tolerance Behavior and Web Responsibility Rules of Conduct

Behavior

• Profanity and vulgar language on the part of the student is prohibited.
• Students may not exhibit aggressive behavior towards another student.
• Students may not place his/her hands on another student.
• Student conduct, either individually or in a group, that is intentionally disruptive to or designed to be disruptive to the program may result in dismissal from the program.
• Disrespect towards UCSD staff and classroom teaching assistants will not be tolerated.

Web

• Digital or photographic artwork must represent the original work of the student and must not include plagiarism or copyright violations.
• Digital and photographic artwork may not contain profanity, vulgar language, or statements that promote hatred towards an individual, race, or community.
• UCSD staff reserves the right to determine what is deemed inappropriate.
• Viewing or accessing material that may be deemed inappropriate by StudentTECH staff will be cause for parental notification and possible dismissal without refund.
• Viewing or accessing video games or social networking sites during class instruction will be cause for parental notification and possible dismissal without refund.
• The student is solely responsible for the content of his/her project creation.