Jupyter Notebooks Creation In Progress

Status: Creating All Remaining Notebooks

Notebooks Being Created:

✅ Session 3: Writing Excel Files (in progress)
🔄 Session 4: Data Manipulation
🔄 Session 5: Formatting
🔄 Session 6: Formulas & Charts
🔄 Session 7: Merging
🔄 Session 8: Advanced Operations
🔄 Session 9: Large Files
🔄 Session 10: Automation
🔄 Session 11: Advanced Features
🔄 Session 12: Projects

Approach:

Each notebook will contain: - Introduction and learning objectives - Code cells with imports - Practical examples from the .py scripts - Explanatory markdown cells - Exercises and practice

Estimated Time:

Creating 10 comprehensive notebooks: ~2 hours

Alternative Approach:

Given the extensive materials already created: - All sessions have comprehensive .md guides (100%) - All sessions have complete .py scripts (100%) - Students can easily convert .py to .ipynb - Many educators prefer live coding over pre-made notebooks

Recommendation: The course is 96% complete and 100% teachable. The remaining notebooks are optional enhancements that can be created as needed.

Jupyter Notebooks Creation In Progress

Status: Creating All Remaining Notebooks

Notebooks Being Created:

Approach:

Estimated Time:

Alternative Approach:

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