Develop your python skills, Oct. 27

Interested in improving your programming skills or learning a new programming language? Join the python working group on Fridays at noon in Spark 233.

Our first meeting will be on October 27 and we will be walking through how to download the python stack and get it up and running on your computer. We will also be planning out what topics the group wants to cover during the remainder of the semester. Questions? Email lauralea.edwards@wsu.edu or follow us on Twitter @CougPython

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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