Most people's inefficient overtime at work is never due to lack of ability, but because they are constantly doing repetitive mechanical work. Day after day organizing Excel reports, editing Word documents, making PPTs, merging and splitting files, repeating web operations, sending and compiling emails — a large amount of trivial repetitive work occupies all working time, not only extremely inefficient and error-prone, but also causing missed opportunities for promotion and salary increases. Traditional programming learning is boring and difficult to understand, with obscure code, deterring zero-foundation office workers, who want to learn efficiency tools but don't know where to start.

This Comic-Style Python Office Automation course breaks the boring traditional programming learning model, teaching through fun and easy-to-understand comics, abandoning complex theories, focusing on practical workplace application, and tailored specifically for zero-foundation office workers. The course starts from the most basic programming concepts and gradually goes deeper into full-scenario practical applications including Excel, Word, PPT, PDF, file management, web automation, and email processing. Each knowledge point is accompanied by vivid comics and small practical projects close to work, so you can quickly master Python core skills without rote memorization of code. After completing this course, you will be able to let your computer automatically handle all repetitive work, achieve efficient office work, say goodbye to ineffective overtime, replace mechanical labor with technology, and greatly enhance your personal workplace competitiveness.

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• 1.Why we need office automation
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• 2.Introduction to programming - Installing Anaconda - Using virtual environments
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• 3.Operators - Data types - Input and output
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• 4.Mini project: Build a chatbot
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• 5.Boolean type - Comparison operators - Control flow
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• 6.Loops and iteration
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• 7.Mini project: Get city weather
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• 8.Using functions
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• 9.Lists and tuples
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• 10.Dictionaries and sets
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• 11.Mini project: Build a word frequency counter
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• 12.Excel automation: Reading, writing, and modifying Excel data
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• 13.Excel automation: Modifying Excel data and styles, and reading large Excel files
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• 14.Excel automation in practice: Using Python to automate Excel and generate calendars
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• 15.Excel automation: Basic Excel operations with Pandas
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• 16.Excel automation: Modifying, filtering, and sorting Excel data
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• 17.Excel automation: Visualizing data in Excel
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• 18.Excel automation: Multi-sheet operations, splitting data, and statistical calculations
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• 19.Word automation: Creating Word documents and adding data
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• 20.Mini project: Automatically generating data analysis reports
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• 21.Word automation: Modifying content, understanding text formatting, and understanding styles
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• 22.Mini project: Automatically generating ten-thousand-word labor contracts
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• 23.PPT automation: Creating PPTs and inserting and reading data
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• 24.Mini project: Completing a 250-page movie PPT in 5 seconds
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• 25.PDF automation: Reading PDF content, reading tables in PDFs, and splitting and merging PDFs
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• 26.Mini project: Converting website content to PDF
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• 27.File automation: File path differences, absolute and relative paths, and using the os module
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• 28.File automation: Using the shutil module and working with compressed files
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• 29.Mini project: Brute-forcing encrypted compressed files
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• 30.Web automation: What a browser is, the structure of website content, and the client-server interaction process
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• 31.Web automation: Developer tools and browser extensions
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• 32.Web automation: Using requests, BeautifulSoup, and XPath
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• 33.Mini project: Scraping 250 movies from Douban
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• 34.Web automation: Website CAPTCHAs and using Cookies
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• 35.Web automation: Dynamic web pages, introduction to Selenium, and environment setup
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• 36.Web automation: Basic Selenium usage, implicit and explicit waits, and switching window permissions
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• 37.Mini project: Automatically operating a company website's backend
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• 38.Automating Email: SMTP Protocol + Email Setup + Sending Emails
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• 39.Automating Email: IMAP Protocol + Auto-Receiving Emails + Monitoring Key Emails with SMS Alerts
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• 40.After-Class Mini Lesson: How to Run Python Programs on a Schedule in Windows
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• 41.Desktop Automation: Mouse Control + Keyboard Control
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• 42.Mini Practice: Automatically Delete WeChat Chat Messages
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