Python Programming Module I and II
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Prerequisite:
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Computer experience is preferred.
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Course overview:
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Students can combine modules to get a combo discount. Module 1 and Module 2 - are two different courses and each module cost separately.
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Module I - This course aims to teach everyone the basics of programming computers using Python. We cover the basics of how one constructs a program from a series of simple instructions in Python.
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Module II - Once a student completes this course, they will be ready to take more advanced programming courses for IOT and Data Analytics.
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Course Content:
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Module I - Python Programming ( 24 Hrs)
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Why to learn Python Program?
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Installing and Using Python
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Variables and Expressions
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Array Types
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Dictionaries and Sets
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Loops and Iteration
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For Loop​
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While Loop
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String operations
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Control Statements
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IF statement​
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Multiple IF
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Functions
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File operations
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Errors and Exception Handling
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Object Oriented Programming
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Modules and Packages
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Regular Expressions
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The Python Environment
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Project work
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Module II -
Advanced Python Programming: (24 Hrs)
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Section 1 - Functional Programming
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Lambdas
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List Comprehensions
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Set and Dictionary Comprehensions
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Closures and Decorators
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Generators and Coroutines
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Generator Expressions
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Declarative Programming
Section 2 - Systems Programming
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File Descriptors
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Reading and Writing Files
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Files and Directories
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File Locking
Section 3 - Classes and Objects
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New Style Classes
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Inheritance and Mixins
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Properties and Slots
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Static and Class Methods
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Abstract Base Classes
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Method Overriding
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Attributes and Functors
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Who should go for this course?
Programmer, Database Developer, Designer and Architect.
Special notes:
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Certification preparation
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Project work
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Hands-on labs
Staffing Support​
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Resume Preparation
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Mock Interview Preparation
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Phone Interview Preparation
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Face to Face Interview Preparation
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Project/Technology Preparation
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Internship with internal project work
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Externship with client project work
Section 4 - Persistence and Databases
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Shelve and Pickle
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SQL Relational Databases
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Connection, Cursor, Row Objects
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Create, Read, Update, Delete
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Error Handling
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Query Results and Metadata
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Create and Aggregate Functions
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Exporting and Importing
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Transactions and Rollbacks
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Database Objects
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Section 5 - Network Programming
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Sockets and Addresses
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Establishing Connections
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TCP Clients and Servers
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UDP Clients and Servers
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UDS Clients and Servers
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Network Objects
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SocketServers
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Secure Sockets Layer
Section 6 - Web Programming
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JSON and XML
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Using XML-RPC
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Rest Interfaces
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WSGI and HTML
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Flask Framework
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Controller Functions
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Templates and Forms
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Database ORMs
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+ Project
Our Salient Features:
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Hands-on Labs and Homework
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Group discussion and Case Study
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Course Project work
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Regular Quiz / Exam
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Regular support beyond the classroom
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Students can re-take the class at no cost
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Dedicated conf. rooms for group project work
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Live streaming for the remote students
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Video recording capability to catch up the missed class