Complete 2-in-1 Python for Business and Finance Bootcamp (Udemy.com)

Another excellent course by the author. I've taken several of his courses and they are all excellent. Also, the collection of Jupyter notebooks data makes an easy to use reference on how to do something if you forget. Although there are plenty of opportunities to practice what you are taught, I would still like to see more quizzes built into the course since sometimes I feel like too much information was covered prior to the next practice opportunity. But all in all it's a great course.

This course is a very thorough introduction to python programming specific to financial analysis. I had some knowledge of python prior to taking it as well as extensive financial industry credentials and experience and found it to be very informative. The instructor is very knowledgeable and knows how to convey that knowledge clearly with good examples. Highly recommended.

Personally, this was the first time using Python, without any previous experience at coding, and this course take you step by step to understand why you use each of the codes. I highly recommend it, not only for beginners, but also for people in the finance field that want to enhance their skills. Thank you.

Excellent. I held off rating this until I'd taken other courses to see how this compared. Hagmann is the best tutor on the site for this stuff by a mile. Portilla is close but not that close. Excellent codebase, exercises at crucial points, notebooks super helpful, and teaches excellently. Solid delivery, explained simply and effectively, and structured brilliantly. Just a brilliant job. Many many thanks Alex.

Great course for learning Python, especially if you have a finance background. It was perfect for me since the concepts are not new, but the programming was. To anyone starting this, I recommend having at least some statistical knowledge and familiarity with basic financial concepts. Otherwise, I can see how you might get lost when introduced to them for the first time.

Good offering! Very relevant course for someone who is willing to learn Python and see its application in Finance. I am yet to find another course in Python libraries (Numpy, Matplotlib, Pandas) from a Finance perspective. I haven’t still completed the course, but Udemy is irritatingly persistent in asking for a review so here I am. Good offering! Very relevant course for someone who is willing to learn Python and see its application in Finance. I am yet to find a course in Python libraries (Numpy, Matplotlib, Scipy, Pandas, XLWings [another course by Alex]) from a Finance perspective. Alex keeps updating the course material with time. He is very prompt in responding to questions and trouble shoots technical issues . One can verify this by checking the last update section when browsing through the course before deciding to purchase it. The videos are produced nicely. If one knows finance and statistics concepts that are covered in the course, then learning python syntax and the coding structure through the video lectures becomes easier. I would love to see this course build more real-world projects that would allow course takers to see at work the real power of python and its libraries. Who should take this course? i. Well, you know nothing about Python and are curious to learn the language. ii. If you have no coding background, then this course will walk you through the basic steps as Python is a high level language easier to understand. iii. If you have some coding background in other programming languages and would want to learn about Python then this course will bring you up to speed. iv. If you are a finance major and would like to see the possibilities of how to apply Python in your daily job. Mind you, the capital budgeting finance concepts covered in the course are very basic, however, it opens up the possibilities of looking at other aspects in your current role to apply Python.

The organization of the course is not well managed, the content also not enough for catchup after VDO. The presentation and demo in VDO also very confusing and lost the focus to the main point. His tone also make me sleepy, not excite the audience for the long run, after 20-40 min I feel very annoying. At the end of each section or ever at the end of the course, there is no summarized.

Reviewing after completing 20% of the course. I am a finance guy and I know that in my field, knowing just finance is not enough, programming is becoming an essential part if you wanna sustain in the finance industry for the long term. Keeping this in mind, I started learning python in-depth and enrolled myself in this course. I have done a lot of online courses and this is the best course I have ever come across. I am learning so much every day. Alex teaches very practically and you can apply those learnings in your current or upcoming job in finance. Trust me what you will be paying for this course will be worth it!

Probably the Best Python for Finance course on Udemy! Alex's method of teaching the theory first and then it's appplication on real data sets and then interpreting its implications is the ideal way to learn Python for any finance professional or someone exploring Quant finance. Alex has carefully curated the course content keeping in mind that this course may be taken my people with no prior programming knowledge/experience. Looking forward to more updated content!

Alex does a great job starting from the basics - assuming the person does not know much about finance and Python. I am well versed in the Finance space but it was very helpful in knowing how to code the most basic concepts (PV and FV for example) first in Python and build from there. He gets into regression analysis in the latter parts of the course and how to accomplish this using Python with the appropriate libraries all using real world examples. Keep up the great work!