Eric Chuar has completed the Python 3 Programming Specialization for Personal & Professional Productivity and received a certificate from University of Michigan.
SCHOOL:
University of Michigan
GRADUATED:
2018
DURATION:
6 Months
Python 3 Programming Skills Gained
Learned how to draw images by writing a program.
Be able to write more complex programs that create drawings by incorporating for loops.
Learn Python 3 basics, including conditional statements, loops, and data structures like strings and lists.
Develop practical programming skills by creating drawings and building your debugging abilities.
Course Perspective
Just finished the Python 3 Programming Specialization course, and it was a trip! You know me, I like to dive in and mess around with stuff before I even step into the classroom. For me, that piece of paper at the end doesn’t mean much if I can’t actually do something useful with what I’ve learned.
Drawing with Code: One of the first things we got into was drawing images through programming. At first, I thought, “Why the heck would I need this?” But then it clicked—this is a fun way to understand how code can produce something visual. I could see this being useful in creating some eye-catching graphics for digital marketing.
Looping for Art: I never thought I’d say this, but loops can be artistic! We used ‘for loops’ to make drawings more complex. Imagine being able to code your designs for a marketing campaign. That’s next-level stuff!
Python Basics: We went over all the essentials like conditional statements and loops, but also data structures like strings and lists. Honestly, it’s like learning the ABCs for reading bigger texts. Knowing this stuff will make coding for web development or data analysis a lot smoother.
Debugging Skills: Oh man, debugging is like the detective work of programming. We got hands-on experience in figuring out what’s wrong in a code and how to fix it. This skill is transferable to almost any tech project, whether it’s website development or digital marketing analytics.
So, what’s the takeaway? I’m eager to share what I’ve learned. Not just for the sake of sharing but because I believe in community learning, especially in places close to my heart like Malaysia and Singapore. I’ve got a family and a little one to raise, and life’s too short to keep all this knowledge to myself. Time to roll up my sleeves and apply these Python skills to my digital marketing projects and beyond. Let’s do this!
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