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• I have solid knowledge of Python, including lambda, pandas, numpy, matplotlib, etc. ...
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I've officially taken 2 Python courses before - one at undergraduate level and another at graduate level. I've also written some real-world applications in Python in one of my full-time jobs.

• IS2240 Python Programming for Business [A-]
• CSCI E-7 Introduction to Python [A-]

• basic syntax, e.g., variables, data types, string operations, arithmetic operators, assignment operators, comparison operators, logical operators, conditions, loops, functions, etc.
• basic object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, e.g., class/object, attributes, class methods, inner class, constructors, inheritance, etc.
• file handling
• exception handling
• recursion
• lambda

• regular expression (RegEx) with re
• data analysis with pandas
• data visualization with matplotlib
• web scrapping with requests & BeautifulSoup

I've taken the following course which used Java in my undergraduate studies. Lectures 11 to 13 were on Formal Language and the others focused mainly on Java syntax and concepts. This cousre also touched on basic sorting algorithms.

• LT3233 Computational Linguistics [A]

• basic syntax, e.g., variables, data types, string operations, arithmetic operators, assignment operators, comparison operators, logical operators, conditions, loops, functions, etc.
• basic object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, e.g., class/object, attributes, class methods, inner class, constructors, inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, etc.
• file handling
• exception handling
• recursion
• basic sorting algorithms

I've taken the following undergraduate course that covers basic HTML and CSS syntax to create simple websites and JavaScript syntax to add interactivity to the websites many years ago.

• LT3210 Electronic Publishing [A]

• ...

I withdrew the R programming course at graduate level as I just got a new full-time job but I've saved most of the code and reading materials before the course locked me out. There are one midterm and one final that together contribute to 80% of the final course grade.

• CSCI E-5a R Programming [withdrawn]

• Week 00 Course Orientation
• Week 01 Basic R Graphics
• Week 02 Numeric Values
• Week 03 Vectors
• Week 04 Iteration
• Week 05 Logical Values
• Week 06 Categorical Data
• Week 08 Strings and Functions
• Week 09 Data Frames
• Week 10 Managing Data
• Week 11 Summarizing Data
• Week 12 ggplot2

• Job Bank Web Scraper and Data Analyzer
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "edu-postgrad-harvard" repository >> Choose "introduction-to-programming-with-python" sub-directory >> Choose "project" sub-directory
• Python Data Visualization of Top Car Horsepower with Bokeh
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "ttr-py-data-vis-bokeh-car-horsepower" repository
• Python Data Analysis of Tech Gadget Sales with Pandas
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "ttr-py-data-analysis-pandas-gadget-sales" repository
• Python Data Analysis of Titanic Survival with Pandas
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "project-data-analysis-pandas-titanic-survival" repository
• Washington Post Web Scraper (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "project-washington-post-web-scraper" repository
• Demographic Data Analyzer (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-data-analysis-with-python" repository >> Choose "03-data-analysis-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-demographic-data-analyzer" sub-directory
• Mean-Variance-Standard Deviation Calculator (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-data-analysis-with-python" repository >> Choose "03-data-analysis-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-mean-variance-standard-deviation-calculator" sub-directory
• Medical Data Visualizer (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-data-analysis-with-python" repository >> Choose "03-data-analysis-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-medical-data-visualizer" sub-directory
• Page View Time Series Visualizer (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-data-analysis-with-python" repository >> Choose "03-data-analysis-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-page-view-time-series-visualizer" sub-directory
• Sea Level Predictor (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-data-analysis-with-python" repository >> Choose "03-data-analysis-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-sea-level-predictor" sub-directory
• Arithmetic Formatter (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-scientific-computing-with-python" repository >> Choose "02-scientific-computing-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-arithmetic-formatter" sub-directory
• Budget App (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-scientific-computing-with-python" repository >> Choose "02-scientific-computing-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-budget-app" sub-directory
• Polygon Area Calculator (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-scientific-computing-with-python" repository >> Choose "02-scientific-computing-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-polygon-area-calculator" sub-directory
• Probability Calculator (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-scientific-computing-with-python" repository >> Choose "02-scientific-computing-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-probability-calculator" sub-directory
• Time Calculator (incomplete)
  • Go to github.com/dark-teal-coder >> Click [Repositories] >> Choose "freecodecamp-scientific-computing-with-python" repository >> Choose "02-scientific-computing-with-python-projects" sub-directory >> Choose "project-time-calculator" sub-directory

IDE = Integrated Development Environment

These are IDEs I know how to use, in the order I learned to use them.

• The very first "IDE" I used when I started learning to write HTML, CSS and JavaScript:
• First learned to run Java in an instructor-led class outside university:
• First learned to use it in a Python class after learning Java in my undergraduate:
• First time coming across Jupyter Notebook was when my colleague told me about it:
• Then, later towards the end of my 1st IT job, I switched from Notepad++ to VS Code:
• Well, I found out about this Colab integration with GitHub from a freeCodeCamp course, which can bypass the problem of code cells in Jupyter notebooks not able to run on GitHub:

CLI = Command Line Interface

These are CLIs I know how to use, in the order I learned to use them.

1. Command Prompt
2. Windows PowerShell
3. PowerShell
4. Git

In random order:

In random order:

• Basic writing and formatting syntax
• emoji-cheat-sheet
• Welcome! Badges 4 README.md Profile
• Badges for GitHub
• shields.io
• Simple Icons
• b64.io