Python Programming Certificate
Description:
In this course, you will learn about the Python language and work with it to understand and get helm to learn yourself the best way to program one of the most easy and beautiful language.
For you: 8GB flash/pen drive for those who enroll for Python Training.
One Domain, 1GB web space, 2 Email id's @ your domains free as per policy.
Systems: One computer one student, not more than 6-8 students in a batch. Personal Attention to each Student.
Time Frame: You can expect to work approximately 50 hours on this course.
Technical Requirements: You will need a web browser and internet connection, you can take this course from anywhere in the world.
Software: The web-based Learning iway provided for you will contain all your lessons, projects, quizzes, account files, editors, and parsing tools necessary to build your skills from beginning to end, even beyond coursework. No other software is needed.
iway: Life long account on the iway, where you can download reference material and ebooks for life.
Instructor: You will have one instructor throughout the course who will evaluate your projects and quizzes, hand them back for improvement when necessary, and coach you throughout your skills advancement.
Book: All required course materials and software are included online within the Learning iway. Within a weeks of enrolling, you'll receive the free books “Learning Python” as a complimentary reference.
Fee: Rs 10,000 /-
1 Introduction
1.1 Programs and Programming
1.2 A Few Definitions
1.3 What to Install
2 Hello, Python
2.1 The Big Picture
2.2 Expressions
2.3 What Is a Type?
2.4 Variables and the Assignment Statement
2.5 When Things Go Wrong
2.6 Function Basics
2.7 Built-in Functions
2.8 Style Notes
3 Strings
3.1 Strings
3.2 Escape Characters
3.3 Multiline Strings
3.4 Print
3.5 Formatted Printing
3.6 User Input
4 Modules
4.1 Importing Modules
4.2 Defining Your Own Modules
4.3 Objects and Methods
4.4 Pixels and Colors
4.5 Testing
4.6 Style Notes
5 Lists
5.1 Lists and Indices
5.2 Modifying Lists
5.3 Built-in Functions on Lists
5.4 Processing List Items
5.5 Slicing
5.6 Aliasing
5.7 List Methods
5.8 Nested Lists
5.9 Other Kinds of Sequences
5.10 Files as Lists
5.11 Comments
6 Making Choices
6.1 Boolean Logic
6.2 if Statements
6.3 Storing Conditionals
7 Repetition
7.1 Counted Loops
7.2 while Loops
7.3 User Input Loops
7.4 Controlling Loops
7.5 Style Notes
8 File Processing
8.1 One Record per Line
8.2 Records with Multiple Fields
8.3 Positional Data
8.4 Multiline Records
8.5 Looking Ahead
8.6 Writing to Files
9 Sets and Dictionaries
9.1 Sets
9.2 Dictionaries
9.3 Inverting a Dictionary
10 Algorithms
10.1 Searching
10.2 Timing
11 Searching and Sorting
11.1 Linear Search
11.2 Binary Search
11.3 Sorting
11.4 More Efficient Sorting Algorithms
11.5 Mergesort: An N log2 N Algorithm
12 Construction
12.1 More on Functions
12.2 Exceptions
12.3 Testing
12.4 Debugging
12.5 Patterns
13 Object-Oriented Programming
13.1 Class Color
13.2 Special Methods
13.3 More About dir and help
13.4 A Little Bit of OO Theory
13.5 A Longer Example
14 Graphical User Interfaces
14.1 The Tkinter Module
14.2 Basic GUI Construction
14.3 Models, Views, and Controllers
14.4 Style
14.5 A Few More Widgets
14.6 Object-Oriented GUIs
15 Databases
15.1 The Big Picture
15.2 First Steps
15.3 Retrieving Data
15.4 Updating and Deleting
15.5 Transactions
15.6 Using NULL for Missing Data
15.7 Using Joins to Combine Tables
15.8 Keys and Constraints
15.9 Advanced Features
16 Final Project
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