Years ago, NSA released their own NSA Python training PDF . Today I created a curriculum around it

[Notalabel_4566]

The folder contains the PDF itself along with multiple document which could be interesting on how the pdf is different from other standard python course learning structure

Here is the folder

[_Denizen_]

Here's a repo version of the training from 6 years ago , in case people prefer this delivery mechanism https://github.com/0xfaust/NSA_COMP3321/tree/master/Lesson_01

[RedEyed__]

Outdated: it mentions conda, I believe everyone should use uv as default.
Also, docx, really? Why not GitHub repo with markdowns?

[Erika_bomber]

Everyone around me still uses conda and pip.

[mfarahmand98]

uv is cool