Programming

Wake Tech's non-degree Programming courses are for individuals with little to no programming experience who are interested in learning Python for new employment opportunities or those who desire to upskill for employment-readiness.

Students will learn to write and test code, gain a fundamental knowledge of Agile methodology, and be prepared for the Microsoft MTA 98-381: Introduction to Programming Using Python exam.

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Python Programming ICSC-3110EF2
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