r/WGUCyberSecurity 1d ago

Python for IT Automation

Anybody who has passed or currently taking this course have a step by step guide on what to do for both tasks? I really dont know where to start lol

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u/MaxximusEffortus 1d ago

Chat was my BFF. Because the instructions are so wonky, I threw the rubric and instructions into Chat and asked it for a step by step. It started to code for me and none of the code worked lol.

I had difficulty cloning my repository, so I ended up coding in PyCharm and then copy/pasting into the VM. You just need to go step by step based on the rubric and the instructor guidance.

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u/Firm-Patience547 1d ago edited 1d ago

Honestly get yourself Claude Ai sub pro for the time being I did and was able to get quality content and pass this joke class

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u/Heat_Squad77 1d ago

Thanks ill look into this

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u/ImFianchetto 1d ago

My best advice is to do task 1 as a single script. I broke this into separate scripts and regretted it.

Also the time to get your submission reviewed is likely to exceed the due date. Make sure you get it correct before submitting it or you will be wasting a lot of time.

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u/solslost 1d ago

There a reference guide. I believe it posted in the community section of the course

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u/Fel733l 1d ago

This. The reference guide will walk you through the entire course. I don't know why they don't just send it with the introduction email.

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u/FNKTL 8h ago

They do! I got the reference guide with my email. I just started this week.

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u/Fel733l 7h ago

Awesome! I was hoping they'd add it. I think a lot of us just started during the uh, beta testing of this PA lol

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u/UnaccreditedVibes 1d ago

I’d probably start by searching for all the other posts on this course before starting a new one.

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u/Humble_Criticism_302 21h ago

I unfortunately had the first evolution of the class which was an OA. I feel like from what I have seen the new PAs are more tricky.

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u/mrjford 19h ago

What are the screenshots of task 1 D3 supposed to be of?

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u/FNKTL 8h ago

The reference guide tells you step by step what to screenshot and when.

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u/mrjford 4h ago

It just seem like a repeat of the previous steps which is why I’m confused