Jul-08-2018, 07:09 PM
Hello internet,
A year ago I became an instructor for the Novice to Expert (N2E) Coding Club at Rutgers New Brunswick. After using the language quite a bit over the previous two years, I felt ready to teach Python to beginners. For my content, I decided to create my own tutorial website which I use as "slides" while teaching but that students can view whenever they like. The content itself is highly example driven, in an attempt to find a balance between ease of understanding and theory. As of right now, it is simply called Intro to Python and can be viewed here.
I am feeling that the syntax tutorial is nearing completion besides a necessary rework of the section on classes. As such, I am looking for constructive criticism of my content. Any and all criticism would be fabulous. Also, any suggestions for where I can find more practice problems or ideas for example projects would be great.
A year ago I became an instructor for the Novice to Expert (N2E) Coding Club at Rutgers New Brunswick. After using the language quite a bit over the previous two years, I felt ready to teach Python to beginners. For my content, I decided to create my own tutorial website which I use as "slides" while teaching but that students can view whenever they like. The content itself is highly example driven, in an attempt to find a balance between ease of understanding and theory. As of right now, it is simply called Intro to Python and can be viewed here.
I am feeling that the syntax tutorial is nearing completion besides a necessary rework of the section on classes. As such, I am looking for constructive criticism of my content. Any and all criticism would be fabulous. Also, any suggestions for where I can find more practice problems or ideas for example projects would be great.