This repository consists of my submissions for the course: Python and Applications to Business Analytics, taught by Professor Ahmad Namini.
1) Develop an intuitive feel of how to model a business process to a computer-recognizable, Python form.
2) Design, code, test, and deploy modular, scalable, maintainable Python applications using Python packages along with object-oriented programming methods.
- In the
Python_APP_Basic
, I wrote a small program to do the medium-high level of mathematics and basic business analysis. - In the
Currency_Exchange_APP
, I modeled the foreign exchange market rates and bid and ask rates as a percentage of FX rates, checked whether an arbitrage condition exists, and conducted understandable outputs. - In the
Poker_Game_Design
, I wrote a computer program to determine the probability of the poker hands rank. - In the
ConnectFour_Game_Design
, I created a new game called Connect Four, in which a player wins who can succeed in placing four of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal in a grid of 6 rows by 7 columns (an updated version of the Tic-tac-toe game).