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 <p>This is a free, <strong>short introduction</strong> to the Python programming language, emphasizing practical over theoretical aspects and with a focus on data-related tasks.<br>
-The goal is to get you just enough tools under your belt for you to pursue your own learning path according to your interests. What’s in for you:</p>
-<p>✅ Core concepts of the language explained in <em>simple words</em><br>
-✅ Software engineering best-practices (project/dependency management, <a href="https://docs.astral.sh/uv/"><code>uv</code></a>, testing with <a href="https://docs.pytest.org/en/stable/">pytest</a>, error handling, etc.)<br>
-✅ Useful references to deepen your knowledge (talks, books, cheatsheets, etc.)<br>
+Goal: Get you just enough tools under your belt to pursue your own learning path.<br>
+What’s in for you:</p>
+<p>✅ Core concepts explained in <em>simple words</em><br>
+✅ Software engineering best-practices (project/dependency management, testing etc.)<br>
+✅ References to talks, books, cheatsheets, etc. to deepen your knowledge<br>
 ✅ Exercises for each chapter to ramp up your skills with deliberate practice<br>
 ✅ Integrative “Labs” with real-world datasets</p>
 <p>Code notebooks and report any problems on <a href="https://www.github.com/fabridamicelli/python-course">this GitHub repository</a>.</p>
 <p>Off we go! 🚀</p>
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-<p>Fabrizio Damicelli (PhD, Computational Neuroscience) is a self-taught coder who prefers solid intuitions to unnecessary sophistication and fancy jargon.<br>
-Open source advocate, creator and maintainer of a few of Python packages and Open Source projects.<br>
+<p><a href="https://fabridamicelli.com/">Fabrizio Damicelli</a> (PhD, Computational Neuroscience) is a coder who prefers solid intuitions to unnecessary sophistication and fancy jargon.<br>
+Open source advocate, creator and maintainer of a few Open Source projects, including several <a href="https://pypi.org/user/fabridamicelli/">Python Packages</a>.<br>
 Learn more about him <a href="https://fabridamicelli.github.io">here</a>.</p>
+<p>You can hire the author to teach this course on-site at your company or university.<br>
+Reach out by email: fabridamicelli at gmail dot com.</p>
 
 
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