Make models graphs with Python, Blender and Matplotlib_1

Make models & graphs with Python, Blender and Matplotlib, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 121 lectures, based on 14 reviews, and has 165 subscribers.

You will learn about Code in the Python 3.5 programming language. Make games with Python. Create basic line and scatter plots with Matplotlib 1.5. Read finance data directly from Yahoo. Customise our graphs with visuals, a title, labels, text and a legend. Recognize types of visualization: histograms, pie charts, and box and whisker plots. Make candlestick plots. Understand basic 3D plotting. Navigate Blender. Create 32 3D models of different types of buildings. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to learn to code for the web in the popular Python programming language. or Beginners who want to learn how to use data science to make graphs. or Experienced programmers who want to learn a 2D and 3D plotting library for Python. or Beginners who want to learn 3D modelling. or Intermediate 3D modelers who want to learn how to use Blender. or Game developers who need art assets for a game. It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to learn to code for the web in the popular Python programming language. or Beginners who want to learn how to use data science to make graphs. or Experienced programmers who want to learn a 2D and 3D plotting library for Python. or Beginners who want to learn 3D modelling. or Intermediate 3D modelers who want to learn how to use Blender. or Game developers who need art assets for a game.

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Summary

Title: Make models & graphs with Python, Blender and Matplotlib

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 121

Number of Published Lectures: 121

Number of Curriculum Items: 121

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 121

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Code in the Python 3.5 programming language.

Make games with Python.

Create basic line and scatter plots with Matplotlib 1.5.

Read finance data directly from Yahoo.

Customise our graphs with visuals, a title, labels, text and a legend.

Recognize types of visualization: histograms, pie charts, and box and whisker plots.

Make candlestick plots.

Understand basic 3D plotting.

Navigate Blender.

Create 32 3D models of different types of buildings.

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to learn to code for the web in the popular Python programming language.

Beginners who want to learn how to use data science to make graphs.

Experienced programmers who want to learn a 2D and 3D plotting library for Python.

Beginners who want to learn 3D modelling.

Intermediate 3D modelers who want to learn how to use Blender.

Game developers who need art assets for a game.

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to learn to code for the web in the popular Python programming language.

Beginners who want to learn how to use data science to make graphs.

Experienced programmers who want to learn a 2D and 3D plotting library for Python.

Beginners who want to learn 3D modelling.

Intermediate 3D modelers who want to learn how to use Blender.

Game developers who need art assets for a game.

Do you want to learn how to visualize data and get a start on making digital art?

You’ve come to the right place.

This course was funded by a wildly successful Kickstarter.

We begin with a complete introduction to coding.?

Learn how to use Python, a popular coding language used for websites like YouTube and Instagram.?

Learn the basics of programming, including topics like variables, functions, and if statements.?

Learn about data structures such as lists, dictionaries, and sets. We cover how to use for and while loops, how to handle user input and output, file input and output.?

Apply your knowledge to build a fully functional tic-tac-toe game.?

Learn classes, methods, attributes, instancing, and class inheritance.?

Make a?Blackjack game

Solve errors that can occur when you work as a programmer.

Then you take your Python knowledge and apply it to Matplotlib.?We go over many cool features of Matplotlib that we can use for data visualization.?

We show you how to make line plots, scatter plots, candlestick plots. You learn how to customize the visuals of your graph and to add text and annotate graphs. And much more!

Digital artist Kevin Liao?from Mammoth Interactive will teach you how to use Blender to?make low-poly art. You draw 32 3D models of buildings?for use in game development or other creations of your choice.

This course is perfect for beginners. We begin with a thorough introduction to the Blender interface. Blender is a powerful (and free) program that can be used to make art assets. The art you make in Blender is easy to add to games or other projects.?Even if you’re not an artist, you can make?basic art models.?

Why choose Mammoth Interactive??

We prioritize learning by doing. We blend theory with practical projects to ensure you get a?hands-on experience?by building projects alongside your instructor. Our experienced instructors know how to explain topics clearly at a logical pace. Check out our?huge catalog of courses for more content.

When you have a free afternoon, spend it efficiently by learning a new skill that you can put on your resume, with a finished project you can add to your portfolio. Before you know it, your showcase will grow with all the projects that will have built up over time.

Taking daily steps to grow your toolkit will ensure that you remain a lifelong learner. As they say, there’s no such thing as a small step. Every action you take will impact the rest of your career.

You get full lifetime access to this course for a single fee.?Enroll today to join the Mammoth community!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Python

Lecture 1: What is Python?

Chapter 2: Basic of Python Programming

Lecture 1: Variables

Lecture 2: Functions

Lecture 3: If Statements

Lecture 4: UPDATE! More Examples Through Code

Chapter 3: Introduction to Python Lists

Lecture 1: Lists

Chapter 4: Introduction to Python Loops

Lecture 1: *Examples* Using For Loops

Lecture 2: While Loops

Lecture 3: Breaking and Continuing In Loops

Lecture 4: Making Shapes with Loops

Lecture 5: Nest Loops, Printing & Tic Tac Toe

Chapter 5: Introduction to Sets and Dictionaries

Lecture 1: Understanding Sets and Dictionaries

Lecture 2: *Example* Inventory List

Chapter 6: Python Input and Output

Lecture 1: How to Implement Input and Output

Lecture 2: Integrating File Input and Output

Lecture 3: *Example* Tic Tac Toe Game Part 1

Lecture 4: *Example* Tic Tac Toe Game Part 2

Lecture 5: *Example* Writing Participant Data To File

Lecture 6: *Example* Reading Participant Data From File

Lecture 7: Doing Simple Statistics With Participant Data From File

Chapter 7: Introduction to Python Classes

Lecture 1: A First Look at Classes

Lecture 2: Inheritance and Classes

Lecture 3: *Classes Example* Using Pets

Lecture 4: *Classes Example* Using Pets – Dogs

Lecture 5: *Classes Example* Using Pets – Cats

Lecture 6: *Classes Example* Using Pets – Adding Humans

Lecture 7: UPDATE! More Examples Through Code

Chapter 8: Importing and 3 Libraries

Lecture 1: Introduction to Importing and the Random Library

Lecture 2: Another Way Of Importing and Using Lists with Random

Lecture 3: Using The Time Library

Lecture 4: Introduction to the Math Library

Lecture 5: *Example* Creating a User Guessing Game with Random

Lecture 6: Making the Computer Guess a Random Number

Chapter 9: *Project* Python Blackjack Game

Lecture 1: *Project* Creating and Shuffling a Deck

Lecture 2: *Project* Creating the Player Class

Lecture 3: *Project* Expanding the Player Class

Lecture 4: *Project* Implementing a Bet and Win

Lecture 5: *Project* Implementing Player Moves

Lecture 6: *Project* Running the Game

Chapter 10: Python Error Handling

Lecture 1: How to Handle Errors

Chapter 11: Make 2D & 3D Graphs with Matplotlib

Lecture 1: Installing Matplotlib

Lecture 2: Introduction to Matplotlib

Chapter 12: Matplotlib Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction, Setup, and Installation

Lecture 2: Creating our First Scatter Plot

Lecture 3: Line Plots

Chapter 13: Graph Customization

Lecture 1: Labels, Title, and a Legend

Lecture 2: Changing the Axis Ticks

Lecture 3: Adding Text into our Graph

Lecture 4: Annotating our Graph

Lecture 5: Changing Figure Size and Saving the Figure

Lecture 6: Changing the Axis Scales

Chapter 14: More Advanced Matplotlib Plots

Lecture 1: Creating Histograms

Lecture 2: Creating Histograms Continued

Lecture 3: Changing Histogram Types

Lecture 4: Bar Plots

Lecture 5: Stack Plots

Lecture 6: Pie Charts

Lecture 7: Box and Whisker Plots

Chapter 15: Finance Graphs

Lecture 1: Creating Figures and Subplots

Lecture 2: Getting and Parsing CSV Data for Plotting

Lecture 3: Creating a Candlestick Plot

Lecture 4: Setting Dates for our Candlestick Plot

Lecture 5: Reading Data directly from Yahoo

Lecture 6: Customizing our OHLC Graph

Chapter 16: Advanced Graph Customization

Lecture 1: Adding Grids

Lecture 2: Closer Look at Tick Labels

Lecture 3: Customizing Grid Lines

Lecture 4: Live Graphs

Lecture 5: Styles and rcParameters

Lecture 6: Sharing an X-axis between Two Plots

Lecture 7: Setting Axis Spines

Lecture 8: Creating multiple axes in our figure

Lecture 9: Creating multiple axes in our figure (continued)

Lecture 10: Plotting into the multiple axes

Lecture 11: Plotting into the multiple axes (continued)

Chapter 17: 3D Plotting

Lecture 1: Getting Started with 3D Plotting

Lecture 2: Surface plots and Colormaps

Lecture 3: Wireframes and Contour plots

Lecture 4: Stacks of histograms and text for 3D plotting

Chapter 18: Getting Started with Blender

Lecture 1: Download and Install Blender

Lecture 2: Introduction and Setting Changes

Lecture 3: Camera Controls

Instructors

Mammoth Interactive
Top-Rated Instructor, 3.3 Million+ Students

John Bura
Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students

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