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Important note and, of course, navigation.



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Hi, everyone, and welcome to discourse in this video.



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I'll give you a brief introduction to the course and to what you can expect.



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But first of all, let me introduce myself.



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My name is Martin Yanov, and I am an aerospace and a software engineer with many years of experience



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in the industry.



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In fact, I'm currently working in the industry, United States.



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I've been working for a lot of years in the aerospace sector, in the United Kingdom, developing complex



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software solutions for the aircrafts.



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So I will be more than happy to share all my plenty of experience with you.



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You can also assess my YouTube page, YouTube dot com slash Martin Waywire, where you can find a very



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useful videos that will definitely help you boost your career to the next level and where I'm giving



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a very important advisees to the future, engineers and developers.



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But while learning Python for networking, well, see as a software development expense and also in



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general all the specialty related to computers who expand with about 22 percent in the next 10 years.



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The networking, it's quite important because for computer systems are built.



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So we need to learn how to program those computer systems and make the connection between them more



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easy to assess.



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And for that reason.



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This makes this course in the formation here of a key importance, especially if you want to work as



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a software network engineer or system administrator.



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In fact, I can tell you that most of the information technology jobs out there are requiring some sort



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of understanding of what is network and how we can assess it.



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And this is what you learn in this course.



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Python is actually the most useful tool for assessing different systems over the network and extracting



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information from them and then analyzing it.



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So this is what you will be learning in that course.



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It is very important once you start the course to be very clear about your experience and about your



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expectations from the course.



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Now, if you're an absolute beginner with Python, with no prior experience, discourse is still good



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for you because I included two introductory sections for Python, and I advise you to take them, even



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though they are not related to Python networking or Garside.



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If you have some Python experience and you know the basics, you can simply skip the introductory sections



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and go straight to the python for networking.



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If you have the clear expectations, then you get and have a clear outcome for your goals.



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So what I want you to do is always if you have some questions or you don't understand something for



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from a video, please repeat the video.



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Don't study for the hours, but study for the skills.



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Now, I always advise my students to always try something new and modify the course that I am providing



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to them.



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So, for example, I will be very happy once we'll write a script that you go back and modify some functions,



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parameters, classes and objects, and then run the code once again and see what's going to be the difference



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in the outcome.



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In that way, you can understand in detail what I'm teaching and how the script actually works.



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Trust me, that will give you a lot of experience and the final skills that you build from that course



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are going to be way more.



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So always try modifying your code and always practice your skills because it is very easy to remember



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for a few days over the years.



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But trust me, after a few years or in fact for years, you can forget absolutely everything that you



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learned.



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So I always want to practice your skills and hopefully once you find a job, you have them every single



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day.



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So this course is going to be very clear and that you don't have any questions about the material taught.



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However, if at any point you have a question, please ask them in the Q&A section and US will have



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more than one hundred and fifty thousand students enrolled in my courses.



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There will be always somebody that will be able to answer your question, so feel free to post it there.



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And in that way we can do a strong community that communicates with each other, which definitely improves



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your connections in the industry.



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And finally, if you really feel that this course is definitely the one that can boost your career and



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it really helps you learn a lot of new things from Bitel, please give it a five star review.



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In that way, you help other students to also assess this course as it would be way more discoverable



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on you.



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So if you haven't done it yet, go to the top right corner of your course content and give it five stars



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at this very closely and non-Muslim to continue good in courses for you.



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And finally, if you felt the discourse is completely outstanding and you want.



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Share what you achieved, please feel free to share it in the social network.



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Share it with your friends, with your family, with everybody you know, even with your employers.



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In the past few months, there is quite a nice trend that students start sharing the certificates that



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they build from that course in LinkedIn, which really helps them to find new employers and boost their



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career.



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Also, if I see that you share some of the certificates that you get from this course in LinkedIn,



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I will be happy to go in your profile and endorse all of your skills.



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That said, guys, thank you very much for watching this introductory video.



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And I will see you in the future sections of that course.