[phas-grad] An easy Python programming course for non-programming experienced students.

[Heungman Park]

Students (graduate/undergraduate) in Physics and Astronomy,

I am the instructor of PHYS-319 (Computational Physics). Though the course covered all basic Python, some non-programming experienced students had hard time in programming.

So, I plan to change the course requirement in the future, and open a special topic course for Basic Python programming for beginners as a pilot course this semester.
It will be a 1-credit hybrid (online/face-to-face) course with a Pass/Fail grade. I plan to open the course at 5 PM on Wednesday (tentative). Depending on the number of the students, I can open the course. So, if you are interested in the course in Fall 2022, please contact me.

It will be a fun, easy, and stress-free programming course with one-to-one guidance by me.

Especially, if you plan to take PHYS-319 (Computational Physics) in Spring 2023, it is strongly encouraged to take this course.
So, email me. I need to know the number of the students for this pilot course.

- Prof. H. Park -

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Heungman Park, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Physics & Astronomy
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Commerce, TX 75429, USA

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