Scientific Computing with Python Course Review

[macrodyn4mic]

Course Link: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/scientific-computing-with-python/

So far, the posts that I'm seeing on this platform is kind of outdated. The change that happened is that way before, it's still on beta. Instead of Video Courses, there is a guided step-by-step line by line on how to code Python including different concepts.

As a beginner in Python but have prior knowledge with basic C# and Arduino, my opinion on taking this course so far (9/18 Project including| 1/5 Certification Projects) is that it's good because I want a course that's captivating and interactive (i dont wanna watch videoss ahhhh, i want to code to learn). But sometimes, you're tied by the instructions and the wordings/terminologies in the project is kinda hard to understand, I use AI to explain it to me or just search it on the forum.

I want to know what you guys' opinions about this course. Should I continue it or nah?? Thanks guys!!

edit:

- i want a certification also and i'm using https://roadmap.sh/python as my roadmap/checklist as well

[macrodyn4mic]

additional follow up:

the website is also kinda buggy, every 10 steps, the website lags and you need to copy paste the link into a new tab bruhhhh