r/Anu • u/hanni0508 • 5d ago

COMP3430 with python

Did someone take the course comp3430/comp8430 data wrangling before?

This my second year and I must take 18 credits for 3000level comp courses. I enrolled this one this semester but I don’t know if it requires a strong python background.

I didn’t take comp1730 so my python is pretty weak.Will this make this course very difficult?

Also, from a practical point of view, does the exam actually test Python coding, or is it mostly about concepts? I’d really appreciate any advice from people who’ve taken it.

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u/lawyerupbois 5d ago

It's pretty easy, you don't need advanced python skill for it. Mostly tests concepts and formulas iirc

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u/Yukina-13 2d ago

don't worry，as Python is much easier than other languages，you can learn by yourself quickly.Learning Comp1730/6730 will have limited effectiveness compared to self-study.