Coding Patterns in Python and More!

This workshop is hosted by Alex Urmaza and will be around two hours long with ample Q+A time. Free food and drinks will be provided. Prior knowledge of Python is encouraged but not required. Come on down for a relaxed but enthusiastic lecture-discussion on Python coding patterns and more!

If you wish to review the workshop content, here’s the [PowerPoint](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://livealbany-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/aurmaza_albany_edu/EW-cuuM4OIFHpPaUQiBMJKIB5qHv05LpGInrD8oAK0PhFQ?e%3DaANcHX&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw3AYz5-BjbnOOSwMBEOwYCI) that Alex will be using.

As to the specific contents of the workshop, Alex says (in a paraphrased manner): “Coding patterns are a crucial component to interviews in the technology industry. They are fundamental to learn when creating more efficient code. Join me this Wednesday as I go over patterns such as Two-Pointers, Sliding Window, Topological Sorting and much more! This workshop will also cover how to prep and behave during an interview to get the internship/job/opportunity that you’re striving for.” For more information, please contact Alex or the IEEE board members on Discord!

Agenda:

Room: B021, Bldg: Taconic, 1400 Washington Avenue, University at Albany, Albany, New York, United States, 12222