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Informatics Study Plan Beginner

The Informatics Study Plan is a five-month program for beginners to learn computer science with a flexible schedule, focusing on computer basics, algorithms, programming, and small projects. It includes structured phases with specific weekly topics and recommended resources for further learning. The plan culminates in practical projects to reinforce the skills acquired throughout the study period.
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Informatics Study Plan Beginner

The Informatics Study Plan is a five-month program for beginners to learn computer science with a flexible schedule, focusing on computer basics, algorithms, programming, and small projects. It includes structured phases with specific weekly topics and recommended resources for further learning. The plan culminates in practical projects to reinforce the skills acquired throughout the study period.
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Informatics Study Plan (Beginner – Flexible Schedule)

This study plan is designed for someone starting from scratch and studying informatics
(computer science) in their free time. The plan is organized over five months (April–
August), with 2–3 study sessions per week.

Phase 1: Computer Basics (1 Month)


 Learn about computer components: CPU, RAM, SSD, HDD, GPU.
 Understand Operating Systems: Windows, macOS, Linux.
 Explore file systems, file types, and file extensions.
 Understand what software and algorithms are.
 Weekly topics:
 - Day 1: Computer hardware and components.
 - Day 2: Introduction to Operating Systems.
 - Day 3: Files and folders management.
 - Day 4: What is an algorithm?
 - Day 5: Practice quiz on basics.

Phase 2: Algorithms & Flowcharts (1 Month)


 Understand types of algorithms: linear, conditional, loops.
 Learn to draw flowcharts using tools or by hand.
 Practice small logic problems: comparisons, sums.
 Weekly topics:
 - Day 1: What is an algorithm? Writing simple ones.
 - Day 2: Flowchart symbols and structure.
 - Day 3: Conditional (if-else) structures in flowcharts.
 - Day 4: Loops (for/while) in flowcharts.
 - Day 5: Real-world problem solving using flowcharts.

Phase 3: Introduction to Programming (1–2 Months)


 Recommended language: Python (simple syntax).
 Topics to cover:
 - Day 1: print() and input() functions.
 - Day 2: Variables and data types (int, float, string).
 - Day 3: if/else conditions.
 - Day 4: Loops: for, while.
 - Day 5: Lists and tuples.
 - Day 6: Functions and reusability.

Phase 4: Small Projects & Practice (August)


 Build basic projects to consolidate learning:
 - A simple calculator app.
 - Number guessing game.
 - Word counter.
 Practice reading, cleaning, and improving your code.

Extra Recommendations
 YouTube: 'Apna College – Python for Beginners'.
 Website: https://www.learnpython.org.
 Book: 'Python dasturlash asoslari' (in Uzbek, available upon request).

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