Python Programming for Financial Markets
Learn Python from the ground up through financial examples: core syntax, pandas time series, returns calculations, plotting and clean, testable code.
Financial software has to be correct, traceable and easy to change safely. This course covers the core engineering practices used to build it: representing money and time correctly, structuring Python projects, testing calculation logic and shipping code through automated pipelines. You finish with a small, well-tested service and a workflow you can reuse on larger fintech projects.
5 modules · 20 lessons · 5 weeks. Curriculum preview; the final syllabus may change before enrollment opens.
Build a ledger module that records transactions with decimal precision and an audit trail
Write a tested library for fee, interest and currency conversion calculations using property-based tests
Set up a CI pipeline that lints, tests and packages a small Python service into a Docker image
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Learn Python from the ground up through financial examples: core syntax, pandas time series, returns calculations, plotting and clean, testable code.
Design reliable financial backends: ledger data models, idempotent APIs, event-driven processing with Kafka, security, observability and audit trails.
Build full-stack financial web apps with a FastAPI backend and a React and TypeScript frontend, from charts and tables to live data updates and deployment.