Event-Driven Programming is a paradigm that allows programs to respond to user actions or other events. Coursera's Event-Driven Programming catalogue teaches you how to design, build, and manage applications that are primarily driven by events. You'll learn about the core concepts such as event loops, event handlers, and event-driven architectures. You'll also delve into how this programming paradigm can be used to create highly interactive applications such as graphical user interfaces, real-time systems, and server applications. By mastering event-driven programming, you can create software that effectively responds to user inputs, system events, or even messages from other programs.