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Who Should Attend:
You are a Singapore Public Officer who processes data and is keen to learn how to code with Python. You wish to learn how to programme daily tasks for automation and how to use a simple one-stop solution to visualise complex datasets.
This programme is suitable for complete beginners with no prior programming knowledge. If you already have experience in another language, this programme will help you see the parallels between Python and the language that you already know. If you haven’t been programming in a while, this programme can be a good refresher of your dormant knowledge.
Programme Overview
Python programming is a powerful one-stop
tool that many are tapping on to not only solve complex data problems quickly
and simply, but also enhance solutions. Thanks to Python’s low barriers to
entry and versatility, even non-programmers can easily get a glimpse into
the many possible fields where Python is able to help you maximise
productivity.
Through hands-on exercises and resources in this programme, discover how to write simple programs
that can assist you with data visualisation and developing automation for
everyday tasks at work.
Learning Outcomes
Identify and explore automation using Python to improve process efficiency and service delivery.
Apply visualisation techniques using Python to convey insights and recommendations.
Martin has been creating web applications for more than 20 years, using various programming languages along the way. In 2010, he discovered the Python programming language and immediately fell in love with Python’s easily understandable syntax and its vast ecosystem of available open-source modules.In Singapore, he founded the web development agency “Bitmazk Pte Ltd” and has since helped various clients and start-ups around the globe and in Singapore to create engaging web presences and mobile applications.Martin is an open source enthusiast with more than 150 repositories on GitHub. He is currently the acting President of the Python User Group Singapore (PUGS) and he has been on the organising committee of the annual Python conference “PyCon Singapore” since 2014. Martin also moderates the monthly PUGS meetups in partnership with various local companies and start-ups.Since 2015, Martin has been teaching introductory Python classes at various institutions such as General Assembly and has helped hundreds of motivated students from all walks of life to switch careers or to get started in the field of software engineering.
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