Introduction to Programming with Python
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Saturday, February 23, 2013
12:00 PM To 5:00 PM
Electron Workshop
31 Arden St, North Melbourne (map)
Electron Workshop, 21 Arden Street, North Melbourne 3051
Electron Workshop hosts OpenTechSchool Australia's inaugural Introduction to Programming workshop. Whether you've got dreams of building a software empire or you are just a little curious about what all those programmers get up to we'll give you a taste of how things work, Python-style. OpenTechSchool workshops are at-your-own-pace, with lots of coaches who are professional programmers themselves to give encouragement and guide you over the common pitfalls that many face when just starting out.
All you need to bring is a laptop and some enthusiasm! OpenTechSchool workshops are all with open-source, free software running on Mac OSX, Windows and Linux. All course material is free and hosted online.
Because the number of seats is limited, it is important that you only sign up if you definitely plan on coming (and do so, too!). If you can't make it for any reason, please cancel your attendance on Meetup right away so your someone on the waiting list can take your place. Thanks!
Interested in coaching? If you are already a programmer, or know a programmer that wants to help, check out out sign-up thread in the OpenTechSchool Python Coaches forum here.
About OpenTechSchool OpenTechSchool is a movement aiming to offer free tech education. Our events are open to technology enthusiasts of all genders, backgrounds, and experience levels, willing to coach or learn in a friendly environment. Our learning material is shared and collectively improved by the online community and anyone is welcome to use it to organize new OTS chapters anywhere in the world.
About Python Python is one of the most popular and widely available programming languages. With an easy syntax and friendly user base it's one of the best languages for a beginner programmer. After learning the basics, Python programmers can easily move onto graphics and multimedia, websites and data analysis. It's "batteries included" nature makes it easy to get your ideas into code, and it's a great stepping stone before moving on to other languages.
