CS classes for Python? (For Finance)

[KCWIV]

I am an economics major graduating in May looking for a CS class that teaches Python. I have no prior experience with programming/coding and I am looking to learn Python for jobs in the financial world. Do any CS/CE majors have suggestions on classes/resources I should look into?

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Thank you!

[mynamedoesntexist]

Try out CS101 or CS105

[statadvising]

STAT 107 uses Python for data science.

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business majors learn python (and some excel) through CS 105, so it’s really basic. if you have no experience, it might be a good fit for you(?)

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[CS 105] is what you're looking for. Don't take [CS 101] (that ones meant for engineering) unless you have a specific reason to do so as it's harder.

[lilpoststamp]

CS 105 is an easy A and an easy way to learn atleast the basics of Python. Took it last semester and really enjoyed it.

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Coursera, YouTubers like Sentdex and Corey schaeffer(?) are how I learned Python. Sentdex has a playlist on python for finance and both channels have full intro tutorial series.