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Automate One Repetitive Task You Choose — in 6 Sundays

$500 • 10 seats • Oct 5–Nov 9 • Sundays 9:30–10:30 AM • Downtown Columbus

Why Join

  • Beginners welcome
  • In-person: Downtown Columbus
  • Weekly online lessons
  • Capstone (team or individual, decided in Week 3)
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Expert First-Step Python Education

Our programs are designed to make your entry into tech seamless.

Oct 5–Nov 9
Sundays 9:30–10:30 AM
Hands-on, live
Supportive instructor
Course Data

Program Overview

A clear win you can show at work

Pick one task you do often, outline the steps in plain language, and turn it into a small Python script that runs on your laptop and that you can explain in minutes.

Outcome first

Start with a real task. Map the steps, then implement them as small, understandable functions.

Live + Online Rhythm

Six in-person Sundays keep momentum; short online lessons move your script from idea to demo.

Readable, practical code

“If you can explain it, you can build it.” Clarity before code
makes your automation easier to test, present, and improve.

Show the value

Present what you automated, what it replaces, and the result—so the benefit is obvious.

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Hands-On Learning Curriculum

What You’ll Learn During the Live Classes

Our beginner-friendly curriculum is tailored to new learners with step-by-step guidance, interactive lessons, and regular quizzes.

What you’ll learn during the live classes

  • Week 1: Pick your task and outline steps
  • Week 2: Turn steps into small functions
  • Week 3: Ship your first working script
  • Week 4: Prove it works; tighten reliability
  • Week 5: Rehearse a 3-minute walkthrough
  • Week 6: Present your capstone

Identify, Plan, and Pseudocode (Oct 5)

  • Choose a repetitive task and define success.
  • Write the steps in plain language.
  • Set up Python + VS Code; run starter script.
  • Draft capstone scope and pseudocode.

From Pseudocode to Functions (Oct 12)

  • Break outline into small, named functions.
  • List inputs/outputs and useful Python modules.
  • Practice data-flow thinking with a web example.
  • Assemble checklist and references.

Build the MVP (Oct 19)

  • Translate plan into first working script.
  • Explain each function simply.
  • Demo MVP and verify results.
  • Capture fixes and next steps.

Validate and Improve (Oct 26)

  • Share results; ask clarifying questions.
  • Explain design to a non-technical peer.
  • Estimate value by before/after effort.
  • Prioritize small upgrades for reliability.

Peer Review and Next Steps (Nov 2)

  • Deliver concise walkthrough.
  • Document improvements and next releases.
  • Tighten readability and setup instructions.
  • Rehearse final presentation.

Graduation: Present Your Capstone (Nov 9)

  • Present automation and what it replaces.
  • Show steps, script, and outcome.
  • Share roadmap for improvements.
  • Graduate with a tangible result.

Build a Robust Portfolio

Start Building a Standout Portfolio

Your capstone: a working Python script that automates one real task and runs on your laptop.

By the end, you’ll have a project that:

  • Replaces a repetitive task with a reliable script.
  • Shows clear before/after steps so value is obvious.
  • Runs locally with simple setup instructions.
  • Includes pseudocode + tiny README.
  • Demonstrates results in minutes.
  • Lists next steps for improvements.

How it works

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Attend Sundays

Six live sessions, Oct 5–Nov 9, 7:00–8:00 AM.

Complete weekly online lessons

Short, focused practice.

Build your capstone

Plan, code, iterate with feedback.

Present and share

Show what you built and its impact.

Cohort & Location

Only 10 seats — starts Oct 5

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Cohort Dates

Oct 5 – Nov 9

Weekly Time

Sundays • 9:30–10:30 AM

Seats

10 Total
Format
In-person + weekly online lessons
Location
Downtown Columbus, Ohio
Price
$500 per
seat

FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions?

Your questions answered!

Non-technical builders and early-career professionals seeking a clear first automation win.
A working Python script plus a short presentation of how it works and the result.
Yes. Simple plans, small functions, steady practice.
1-hour Sunday class + 2–4 hours during the week.
Your laptop for in-person sessions.

Downtown Columbus, Ohio.

Only 10 seats are available.

Starts Oct 5 — $500 — only 10 seats

Six Sundays. Downtown Columbus. Present a clear, visual data story that stands up to questions.
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