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When one knows how to make simple scripts it is easier to complete repetitious tasks. The more active hackers we have the faster our technology and collective culture will evolve.
When one knows how to make simple scripts it is easier to complete repetitious tasks. The more active hackers we have the faster our technology and collective culture will evolve.
Audience
==Audience==


Novice and intermediate computer users, scientists, teachers, and hobbiests can benefit by integrating programming into their workflow.
Novice and intermediate computer users, scientists, teachers, and hobbiests can benefit by integrating programming into their workflow.
Experience
==Experience==


I have read one Python book and am in the process of creating a Moodle course based on the free book How to Think Like a Computer Scientist.
I have read one Python book (Python for Dummies) and am in the process of creating an ATutor course based on the free books [http://www.swaroopch.com/notes/Python A Byte of Python], [http://diveintopython3.org/ Dive Into Python 3], and [http://openbookproject.net/thinkcs/python/english2e/index.html How to Think Like a Computer Scientist].
P2PU Source
 
==P2PU Source==
GNU.media research regarding Open Educational Resources
GNU.media research regarding Open Educational Resources
==Learning Style==
==Learning Style==



Revision as of 17:41, 22 July 2010

Course Details

Introductory programming course using the Python programming language.


Facilitator

Brylie Oxley


Prerequisites

Intro to personal computers (Linux, Macintosh, Windows).

Motivation

When one knows how to make simple scripts it is easier to complete repetitious tasks. The more active hackers we have the faster our technology and collective culture will evolve.

Audience

Novice and intermediate computer users, scientists, teachers, and hobbiests can benefit by integrating programming into their workflow.

Experience

I have read one Python book (Python for Dummies) and am in the process of creating an ATutor course based on the free books A Byte of Python, Dive Into Python 3, and How to Think Like a Computer Scientist.

P2PU Source

GNU.media research regarding Open Educational Resources

Learning Style

Collaborative and collective knowledge sharing.

Repeat

Yes

Status

New