So congratulations for completing data
structures for designers using Python. Over the past five weeks, we have learned
so much in regards to data structures, object oriented programming, vectors,
a whole range of topics that really have advanced your
understanding of Python programming. Remember, our journey began with lists and
dictionaries, how do we use typography. We move to the understanding of grids and
neighborhood operations, right? Then we move into vectors, vector math,
and finally object oriented programming. As I mentioned initially, those are kind
of fundamental concepts to start thinking of more complex simulations, right? So we're at the end of course two,
remember, this is a three course certificate. So between course one and two,
we develop a whole range of tools. We basically have all the tools we need
to start tackling slightly more advanced projects. So course number three,
which is entitled creative coding for designers using Python,
takes more of a project based approach. It really invites you to start thinking
of projects such as how do we build a particle system? How do we create a vector field? How do we make those particles
navigate the vector field? How do we create an ecosystem simulation? Or how do we create path finding
simulations that may be optimize path through a maze or something like that? We're also going to learn how to create
generative design with specific algorithms that allow for
procedural content generation. So there's a whole range of applications
that perhaps not introducing new syntax or new concepts from the Python language, they're going to dive more into how do
we use algorithms to design creatively? Right. So, having said that, I thank you for
all your hard work, and I look forward to seeing
you in the next course.