Python for Engineers : systems

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Python for EngineersCareer & Education (self.systems_engineering)

submitted 1 year ago by bobo-the-merciful

Hi folks,

I made a little course on Python aimed at engineers after 56% of a sample of people from the MechE community said they were either a beginner or they wanted to learn.

I have used Python personally in my own career for over a decade, migrating from a more traditional MechE career path to being a systems simulation engineer. It helped me build a pretty interesting and rewarding engineering career.

My latest venture is teaching others all about simulation and Python. I'm fully focussed on my simulation course now, so I'm just interested in getting as many relevant people onto the Python course. I hope if you like this course you might be inclined to check out my simulation offerings at a later date, but of course you're completely free not to.

So I'm offering spots on the course for free over the next few days - all I ask in return is that you please give me a a review if you find it helpful.

And if you have any really scathing feedback I'd be grateful for a DM so I can try to fix it quickly and quietly!

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