Python programming basics
The course provides basic knowledge and skills of the Python programming language. We will practice various data processing tasks during the course.
Fee of the training course
€1,290 + VAT
32 academic hours
4 days of classroom training + 8 hours of independent study
Location
KPMG Estonia training rooms, Narva mnt 5, Tallinn
Participants
The number of participants in the training group is limited.
Language
The language of instruction is Estonian, the course materials are in English.
Course details
The course provides basic knowledge and skills of the Python programming language. We will practice various data processing tasks during the training.
The main objective of the course is to guide participants without any programming skills to a level of programming knowledge that allows them to design, write, debug and run programs coded in Python and to understand the basic concepts of software development.
The basic course in Python programming is built on the OpenEDG Academy Education Platform supported by the Python Institute.
The basic course is suitable for people without prior knowledge of Python programming.
At the end of the course, participants will receive a course completion certificate signed by KPMG.
Day 1
- Module 1: Introduction to programming
- Module 2: Data types and variables, input-output, basic operations
- Module 3: Boolean operators, conditional exceptions, loops, lists, list methods and processing, logical operations
Day 2
- Module 3: Boolean operators, conditional exceptions, loops, lists, list methods and processing, logical operations
- Module 4: Functions, tuples, dictionaries, data processing, error management
Day 3
- Additional module: Python (or Anaconda) installation, Jupyter Notebook installation, library import, text operations
- Exercise: Spreadsheet basics
- Module 4 (continued): Functions, tuples, dictionaries, data processing, error management
- Exercises: Tic tac toe
Day 4
- A selection of practical exercises for analysts (see also Github exercises – day 1, Github exercises – day 2)
Trainer
Raul Nugis
Raul is a leading data scientist at KPMG. As an analyst and programmer, Raul has created and implemented automated tracking systems and BI (Business Intelligence) solutions, automated the financial reporting pipeline of companies with an international reach, and performed source code checks of autonomous algorithms. With these and other innovative technologies, Raul has helped KPMG’s clients identify and recover millions of lost revenue. The main areas of Raul’s experience are digital forensics, information security consulting, data collection and analysis for research, RPA (Robotic Process Automation), ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) and programming for data analysis and machine learning, market analysis, regulation, and monitoring in various industries and sectors, including infrastructure and transport. Raul is a member of the International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners (ISFCE) and an experienced and frequent speaker to national and international audiences.
Trainers' certificates
NATO CSP
CISSP
A+
CISM
CCNA
GWAPT
CEH
GSEC
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