A five day lecture I held at the Computer Science department at University Bonn.
The course was a voluntary offering for interested students. It didn't end with an exam and didn't give any credits points.
The target demographic for this lecture were computer science students with at least two semesters of experience.
The lecture was held in german in 2023 and 2024 and was translated to english in 2025.
Most content was initially created in the Summer of 2023 and then updated and improved for the subsequent years. No AI was used for content creation.
The main folder you probably wanna look at is compiled_2525/.
Day 1.: Quick introduction to Python basics and more advanced syntax
Day 2.: FastAPI, Requests, Pydantic, Packaging
Day 3.: Python's Science Stack (numpy, matplotlib, pandas)
Day 4.: Multithreading, Multiprocessing, Iter- and Functools
Day 5.: LLM-Agents using PydanticAI, Rich, AsyncIO
Appendix.: Things that were swapped out to make place for PydanticAI (only german)
vorlesung_XXXX/ are the source files for each lecture for that year.
uebung_XXXX/ are the source files for each exercise sheet for that year.
src/ contains all source files for examples I used over the years.
compiled_2525/ contains the latest versions of all slides and exercise sheets.
The requirements for 2025 can be found in: requirements_2025.txt
From vorlesung_2525:
latexmk -lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode "python_vertiefung_XX.tex"
From uebung_2525:
latexmk -pdf -interaction=nonstopmode "zettel_XX.tex"
Note.:
The original template was removed due to licensing issues. The new template was created using AI, to have a drop-in replacement.
I made sure that the 2025 edition is compilable. The old editions are not migrated to the new template. So you'd have to migrate them yourself if you need it.
If you want the slides in the original design, please refer to compiled_2525/.
The course was mainly designed by myself, voluntarily without getting paid for creating it.
We had varying funds over the years, to hire some fellow CS students as tutors, assisting with the exercise sessions.
I'm super greatful for the awesome teams I had over the years. Everyone was always motivated and ready to assist when we needed someone for proof-reading or similar tasks.
Adrian Oeyen helped write the initial slides of day 1 and 4.
Mathilde Schreck & Adrian Oeyen contributed to the creation of the initial exercise sheets.
Both were hired as tutors. I'm very grateful that Adrian did a lot more than he was hired for.
I was also hired as a tutor in that year.
Tutors:
- Konstantin Hirschfeld
- Miguel Cortina Zapp
- Linus Rodríguez Gómez
I was hired as lecturer and tutor.
- Sophia Sirtl (co-lecturer & tutor)
- Miguel Cortina Zapp
- Jonas Reif
I was hired as lecturer and tutor.
- The template to make the slides of 2025 render withot the original template was created by AI.
- The translation from german to english was AI assisted.
All other aspects of this lecture are 'handmade'.