
During January 2025, a20196509@pucp.edu.pe developed three foundational Jupyter Notebooks for the QLAB-Courses/summer_python_econ repository, focusing on Python basics, data manipulation, and object-oriented programming. Their work introduced essential Python data types, control flow, and practical data analysis using Pandas, with an emphasis on clear documentation and modular code structure. By establishing reusable templates for assignments and integrating data loading and cleaning workflows, they enabled scalable onboarding for students and instructors. The notebooks leveraged Python and NumPy to teach both functional and object-oriented concepts, providing a solid baseline for future course content while maintaining a clean, defect-free codebase throughout the development period.

In January 2025, the QLAB-Courses team delivered three foundational notebooks for the summer_python_econ track, establishing core Python fundamentals, practical data manipulation with Pandas, and the groundwork for functional programming and object-oriented concepts. No major defects were reported; work focused on feature delivery, documentation, and code organization to enable scalable onboarding and faster content iteration. These efforts create a solid baseline for student progress tracking and instructor tooling, and position the course for upcoming assignments and assessments.
In January 2025, the QLAB-Courses team delivered three foundational notebooks for the summer_python_econ track, establishing core Python fundamentals, practical data manipulation with Pandas, and the groundwork for functional programming and object-oriented concepts. No major defects were reported; work focused on feature delivery, documentation, and code organization to enable scalable onboarding and faster content iteration. These efforts create a solid baseline for student progress tracking and instructor tooling, and position the course for upcoming assignments and assessments.
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