Beginner Python Course

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Instructor kashif sohail
Category Programming
Last Update 27 Jun, 2025

Course Curriculam

Module 1: Introduction to Python
Module 1: Introduction to Python

Introduction to Python Programming

00:00
Class 2: Understanding Python Syntax
Class 3: Operators and Expressions
Class 4: Strings in Python
Class 5: Python Data Types

Module 2: Control Flow and Functions
Module 2: Control Flow and Functions (Classes 6–10)

Module 3: Intermediate Python Concepts
Module 3: Intermediate Python Concepts

Module 4: Practical Applications

Module 5: Advanced Beginner Topics (Classes 21–25)
Module 5: Advanced Beginner Topics (Classes 21–25)

Module 6: Final Project and Revision (Classes 26–30)

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Instructor: kashif sohail
Lesson: 30
Quizze: 0

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Requirements/Instructions for the Beginner Python Course
Requirements:
Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with using a computer, such as installing software and navigating files.
Device: A laptop or desktop with at least 4GB of RAM (Windows, macOS, or Linux).
Internet Access: A stable internet connection for downloading Python, accessing materials, and participating in online sessions.
Python Installation: Install the latest version of Python (instructions provided in the first class).
Editor/IDE: Download and set up a code editor like VS Code, PyCharm, or Jupyter Notebook.
Time Commitment: Dedicate at least 3-5 hours per week for lessons and practice.
Instructions:
Follow the Schedule: Attend or review all 30 classes in sequence to ensure a structured learning experience.
Practice Regularly: Complete coding exercises after each class to solidify your understanding.
Engage Actively: Participate in discussions, ask questions, and collaborate on projects.
Utilize Resources: Make use of the course notes, cheat sheets, and bonus materials.
Stay Curious: Explore additional examples and experiment with code beyond the course exercises.
Complete the Projects: Apply your learning by completing the projects to gain hands-on experience.
Ask for Help: Reach out to instructors or peers for guidance when encountering challenges.
By meeting these requirements and following the instructions, you’ll maximize your learning and successfully complete the course.

The Beginner Python Course is designed for:
Students: High school and college students seeking to learn programming from scratch or enhance their academic skills.
Professionals: Individuals looking to upskill for careers in tech, data science, or automation.
Hobbyists: Tech enthusiasts who want to explore coding as a creative hobby.
Parents and Teachers: Educators and parents aiming to introduce Python to young learners.
Career Changers: Non-technical professionals transitioning into tech-related fields.
Freelancers: Beginners interested in learning a programming language to start freelance projects.
This course welcomes anyone eager to learn Python, regardless of age, profession, or background. It’s tailored for those with little to no programming experience who want a solid foundation in coding.

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Beginner Python Course

Beginner Python Course

Course Curriculam

Module 1: Introduction to Python Module 1: Introduction to Python

Introduction to Python Programming

Class 2: Understanding Python Syntax

Class 3: Operators and Expressions

Class 4: Strings in Python

Class 5: Python Data Types

Module 2: Control Flow and Functions Module 2: Control Flow and Functions (Classes 6–10)

Class 6: Conditional Statements

Class 7: Loops in Python

Class 8: Functions (Part 1)

Class 9: Functions (Part 2)

Class 10: Error Handling

Module 3: Intermediate Python Concepts Module 3: Intermediate Python Concepts

Class 11: Lists and List Comprehension

Class 12: Working with Dictionaries

Class 13: Introduction to Sets

Class 14: Working with Modules

Class 15: File Handling

Module 4: Practical Applications

Class 16: Working with Dates and Time

Class 17: Basic Data Visualization

Class 18: Introduction to Debugging

Class 19: Understanding Recursion

Class 20: Python Project: Calculator Application

Module 5: Advanced Beginner Topics (Classes 21–25) Module 5: Advanced Beginner Topics (Classes 21–25)

Class 21: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Class 22: OOP Concepts (Part 2)

Class 23: Working with APIs

Class 24: Working with CSV Files

Class 25: Introduction to Libraries

Module 6: Final Project and Revision (Classes 26–30)

Class 26: Python Project Brainstorming

Class 27: Building a Real-World Project (Part 1)

Class 28: Building a Real-World Project (Part 2)

Class 29: Code Optimization and Debugging

Class 30: Presentation and Feedback

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Module 1: Introduction to Python
Module 1: Introduction to Python

Module 2: Control Flow and Functions
Module 2: Control Flow and Functions (Classes 6–10)

Module 3: Intermediate Python Concepts
Module 3: Intermediate Python Concepts

Module 5: Advanced Beginner Topics (Classes 21–25)
Module 5: Advanced Beginner Topics (Classes 21–25)