05:30 PM - 06:30 PM (GMT+1)
Python for Chemical Engineers: What Should You Actually Learn?
Humzaa Imtiaz Ullah
$10
Webinar Description
What you will learn?
Guest Speaker
Programming is becoming an increasingly valuable skill for engineers, but learning Python can feel overwhelming when most courses are designed for general programmers rather than engineering professionals. This webinar focuses specifically on what chemical engineers should consider learning. We will explore how Python can be used for engineering calculations, data analysis, visualisation, automation, numerical methods, modelling, and working with technical datasets.
We will also discuss commonly used libraries and provide a practical learning roadmap for engineers who want to develop useful programming capabilities without spending months studying topics they are unlikely to use. The session is suitable for complete beginners as well as engineers who have experimented with Python but are unsure how to progress toward practical engineering applications.
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
Understand where Python can add value in engineering work.
Identify the core Python concepts engineers should learn first.
Understand the roles of libraries such as NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.
Recognise opportunities for automation and data analysis in engineering workflows.
Understand how Python can support modelling and numerical calculations.
Create a practical roadmap for developing engineering-focused programming skills.
Humzaa Imtiaz is a Chemical & Biochemical Engineer and Founder of ChemEnggLife with experience using programming and analytical tools for engineering and data-related applications. His interests span engineering economics, process analysis, data analysis, modelling, and automation. Through ChemEnggLife, he aims to make tools such as Python more accessible to engineers by focusing on practical applications rather than programming for its own sake.