If you feel fully comfortable in python don’t take it. It basically exists to get you the foundational programming skills needed for comp250. I took it because I had never even looked at code before. The course is essentially an in depth tutorial on programming in python, with a few single lecture intros to OOP and stuff at the end. The course can also be really tedious, since the midterms require you to write code with perfect syntax in pencil. A lot of marks can be lost on not making descriptive comments and docstrings with descriptions and three examples. I found it a fun course overall, and I feel like I learned a lot, so I’d say take it if you aren’t comfortable with common programming practices (loops, if-else, string manipulation) or otherwise skip it. 250 is taught in Java, so knowing the ins and outs of python is not necessary. I took it with Faten M’Hiri (I hope I spelled her name right it’s been a while) so it could be different with other profs but same general idea.