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CTE - Introduction To Programming With Python Handout

This document outlines an 11-week introduction to programming with Python course. It includes 5-10 hours of lectures and assignments per week. Students will learn Python fundamentals like variables, conditionals, loops and functions. They will also learn object-oriented concepts like classes and modular programming. Later weeks cover more advanced topics like web applications with Django, testing, and scientific computing. Students will complete mini-projects, a group project and final project, which make up 60% of the grade. Weekly assignments are 15% and there are no attendance requirements. Code submissions will be reviewed on GitHub.

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CTE - Introduction To Programming With Python Handout

This document outlines an 11-week introduction to programming with Python course. It includes 5-10 hours of lectures and assignments per week. Students will learn Python fundamentals like variables, conditionals, loops and functions. They will also learn object-oriented concepts like classes and modular programming. Later weeks cover more advanced topics like web applications with Django, testing, and scientific computing. Students will complete mini-projects, a group project and final project, which make up 60% of the grade. Weekly assignments are 15% and there are no attendance requirements. Code submissions will be reviewed on GitHub.

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Center for Technical Education : Introduction to 

Programming with Python 

Course Summary 
❏ Subject : Introduction to Programming with Python 
❏ Level : Beginner to Intermediate 
❏ Objective : To i​ntroduce students to multiple programming paradigms, object oriented
concepts and functional programming using the language Python. 
❏ Workload : 5 - 10 hours/week(includes three one hour lectures.) 

Instructors 
Aditya Lahiri, Arif Ahmed, Gargi Balasubramaniam, Sharan Yalburgi and Utkarsh Rai. 
 
Course Requirements 
Install a text editor, preferably VS Code (else Atom or Sublime). ​Highly recommended to
use a UNIX based operating system (like macOS, Linux). Please install some linux distro
(preferably based on ubuntu) and if not possible, set it up on virtualbox. 

Weekly Schedule 
At the end of every week there will be a simple assignment which will primarily focus on what 
was taught that week. Please note that this does ​NOT ​include the mini-projects. Week 6, 7 and 8 
will be for discussion of the current mini-project implementation. 

  Week  Topics  Resources 

  1  ● Setting up a python programming  Lectures/Notebook 


environment and shell basics. 
● Working with Jupyter Notebooks/Lab 
● Basics : Statements, Expressions, 
Variables 

  2  ● Boolean Logic  Lectures/Notebook 


● Iterables(Lists, Tuples, Sets), Loops, 
Dictionaries. 
● Conditionals, List Comprehension, 
Iterators. 

  3  ● Input/Output (User and File I/O)  Lectures/Notebook 


● Functions 
● Modular Programming 

  4  ● Classes  Lectures/Notebook 
● Creating instances and managing 
attributes and methods 
● Mutable/Immutable objects. 

  5  ● Standard library – os, sys, itertools, re  Lectures/Notebook 


● Intro to Git and Github 

  6  Mini-Project I  PDF with hints 


<20% of total grade>  and grading 
rubric 

  6  ● Good programming  Lectures/PDF 


practices(PEP8,commenting, 
docstrings,etc) 
● Getting comfortable with using new 
libraries 

    Mini-project II  PDF with hints 


7  <20% of total grade>  and grading 
rubric 

  8  ● Introduction to web applications and  Lectures/Notebook 


servers 
● Creating a web application using the 
Django framework 

  9  Group Project  PDF with hints 


<20% of total grade>  and grading 
rubric 

  10  ● Unit Testing with PyTest  Lectures/Notebook 


● Testing your code with continuous 
integration services 
● Scientific computing(NumPy, Pandas, 
basic matplotlib)
● Buffer: In case some classes are missed. 

  11  Final Project   


<25% of total grade> 
 

Weekly Assignments: 15% 


Assessment 
1. No attendance requirement. 
2. All graded components are mini-projects. 
3. Mini-projects will be uploaded to private repositories on GitHub. Instructors will be given 
access permission. Code will be reviewed and grade given according to rubric. 

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