Model Live Course
Duration
Modules 9 modules

Course Description

Programming, the foundational building block of the digital world, has become a critical skill across every industry. This comprehensive Python course aims to take participants from scratch to proficiency in the Python programming language.

Thanks to Python's clean syntax and extensive library ecosystem, participants can build working projects from day one and begin applying Python across modern domains such as data analysis, web development, automation, and artificial intelligence.

By the end of the program, participants will navigate the Python ecosystem with confidence, design algorithmic solutions to complex problems, and apply modern software development practices.

Target Audience

This training is designed for anyone looking to step into programming or learn Python at a professional level.

It is ideal for beginners in software development, professionals pursuing a technology-focused career transition, and practitioners aiming to use Python in data analysis and automation workflows.

It is also well-suited for non-technical departments such as HR and sales that want to apply a programmatic approach to data analysis and visualization in their business processes.

Engineers, analysts, researchers, project managers, and all professionals seeking to stand out with digital skills can benefit from this training.

It builds a solid foundation especially for those who will work with data, perform analysis and visualization, build predictive models, or move into web development.

Prerequisites

  • No prior programming experience is required

  • Basic computer literacy is sufficient

  • An interest in logical thinking and problem-solving is expected

  • Openness to learning and willingness to practice are sufficient

Learning Outcomes

Participants who complete this course will be proficient in the following areas:

  • Effectively use core Python constructs (variables, data types, control flow, loops) and grasp algorithmic thinking

  • Select and efficiently manipulate data structures such as lists, dictionaries, and sets for appropriate scenarios

  • Understand the functional programming paradigm and write modular, reusable code

  • Apply Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles to model real-world problems with classes and objects

  • Write high-performance Pythonic code using advanced features such as list comprehensions, generators, and decorators

  • Build reliable and maintainable applications using exception handling and debugging techniques

  • Navigate the Python ecosystem fluently using package managers like pip and conda

  • Create virtual environments and manage project dependencies professionally

  • Apply Python in business workflows wherever programming or automation can drive efficiency

Curriculum

Module 1 - Environment Setup and Introduction

Python Ecosystem

Python Ecosystem and Setup

  • Python in data science, web development, and automation

  • Advantages in data analysis and visualization

  • Comparison with other programming languages

  • Python 3.x vs. legacy versions

  • Community and ecosystem overview

Development Environment Setup

Setup Fundamentals

  • Choosing an IDE: VS Code, PyCharm, Jupyter

  • For this course (if accessible within the company): Google Colab

  • Virtual environment management (venv, conda)

  • Package management with pip and conda

Module 2 - Syntax Rules and Core Data Types

Syntax Rules

Basic Syntax and Structure

  • Indentation and code blocks

  • Comments and documentation strings (docstrings)

  • Variable naming conventions

Core Data Structures and Strings

Basic Data Types and Operations

  • Core data types: int, float, bool, str

  • The concept of variables and variable declaration

  • Type checking and type hints

  • Dynamic typing concept

  • Type casting and conversions

  • Operators and expressions (addition, subtraction, modulo, etc.)

  • Constants and immutability

String Fundamentals

  • Strings as sequences of characters

  • String definition methods (single quotes, double quotes, triple quotes)

  • String concatenation (+, join)

  • String repetition

  • Escape characters and raw strings

  • Multiline strings and docstrings

Indexing and Slicing

  • Positive and negative indexing

  • String slicing techniques

  • Using the step parameter

  • String immutability

  • String copying and memory management

String Methods and Formatting

  • find(), index(), rfind(), rindex()

  • startswith(), endswith()

  • upper(), lower(), capitalize(), title(), swapcase()

  • strip(), lstrip(), rstrip()

  • split() and .join()

  • f-strings and advanced formatting features

  • Regular Expression fundamentals

Module 3 - Collection Data Types

Built-in Collection Data Types

Ordered Collection Data Structures

  • Lists: creation, indexing, slicing

  • List methods and operations

  • Constant-time element access mechanics

  • Tuples and the benefits of immutability

  • When to use list vs. tuple

  • Performance considerations

Dictionary and Set Data Types

  • Dictionaries: key-value pairs

  • Which types can be used as keys

  • Dictionary methods and iteration

  • Hashing mechanics

  • Sets and frozensets

  • Set operations: union, intersection, difference

  • Choosing the right data structure

  • Why element lookup is fast in dictionaries and sets

Module 4 - Control Flow and Loops

Control Structures

Comparing Elements

  • Comparison operators: greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, etc.

  • Logical operators: and, or, not

  • Short-circuit evaluation in logical operators

  • String comparison operations

Conditional Statements

  • if/elif/else statements

  • Nested conditional structures

  • Ternary operator

  • Pattern matching

Loops

The for Loop

  • Definite iteration over sequences

  • The range() function

The while Loop

  • Condition-based loops

  • Infinite loops and their use cases

  • Loop control variables

  • When to use while vs. for

Iterating Over Elements

  • Iterating over ordered sequences

  • Iterating over strings

  • Looping over dictionary keys and values

  • Looping over set elements

  • Pitfalls of mutating a dictionary or set during iteration

Loop Control Statements

  • Using continue and break

  • The loop else clause

  • Strategies for breaking out of nested loops

Module 5 - Advanced Iteration and Manipulation Techniques

Advanced Iteration and Manipulation

Using Built-in Functions

  • Indexing and values together with enumerate()

  • Multi-sequence iteration with zip()

  • Reverse iteration with reversed()

  • Sorted iteration with sorted()

  • Using iter() and next()

Comprehensions

  • List comprehension syntax and patterns

  • Dictionary and set comprehensions

  • How they impact memory efficiency

  • When to use comprehensions vs. loops

  • Performance optimization techniques

Module 6 - Functions

Function Fundamentals

What Is a Function and Why Use It?

  • The concept of abstraction

  • Code reusability

  • The DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle

  • Improving code organization and readability

Defining and Calling Functions

  • The def statement

  • The return statement

  • Void functions

Function Parameters and Arguments

  • Positional arguments

  • Keyword arguments

  • Default arguments

  • Combining positional and keyword arguments

  • Using *args and **kwargs

Return Values and Scope

Return Mechanics

  • Returning a single value

  • Returning multiple values with tuples

  • Returning None

  • return vs. print

  • Returning different data types

  • Controlling output with conditional statements

  • Handling errors in functions

Namespaces and Scope

  • Local scope and global scope

  • Built-in scope

  • Variable lifecycle and garbage collection

  • Naming collisions and their consequences

  • How Python manages namespaces

Advanced Function Concepts

Lambda Functions

  • Anonymous functions

  • Defining lambda functions

  • When to use regular functions vs. lambda functions

  • Using lambdas with built-in functions (map, filter, sorted)

  • Lambdas in data processing pipelines

Decorators and Higher-Order Functions

  • Functions as first-class objects

  • Passing a function as an argument to another function

  • Introduction to decorators

  • Common decorator patterns

Recursion

  • Recursive thinking

  • Base case and recursive case

  • Benefits and limitations of recursion

  • When to use recursion vs. iteration

  • Classic recursion examples

Generators

  • The yield keyword and generator functions

  • Differences between generators and regular functions

  • Memory efficiency through lazy evaluation

  • Generator state and execution flow

  • Using multiple yield statements

  • Infinite generators

  • Benefits of generators when working with large datasets

Module 7 - Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

OOP Fundamentals

Classes and Objects

  • Benefits of the OOP approach

  • OOP vs. functional programming

  • Concepts of class and object

  • Core principles of OOP (Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction)

  • Defining a class

  • Instantiating objects from a class

  • Variable → Attribute, Function → Method concepts

Class Components

Deep Dive into Class Mechanics

  • Instance attributes vs. class attributes

  • The __init__ method

  • The self parameter

  • Using instance methods

  • @classmethod and @staticmethod decorators

  • Getters, setters, and deleters

Advanced OOP Concepts

Inheritance and Polymorphism

  • Parent/child and superclass/subclass concepts

  • Single and multiple inheritance

  • Effective use of super() and inherited methods

  • Method overriding

  • Polymorphism

Special / Magic Methods

  • String representation: __str__ and __repr__

  • Comparison operators: __eq__, __lt__

  • Arithmetic operators: __add__, __mul__

  • Other dunder/magic methods

Module 8 - Exception Handling and File I/O

Exception Handling

Error Management

  • try/except/else/finally blocks

  • Common built-in exception types

  • Creating custom exceptions

  • Exception hierarchies

  • Exception handling best practices

Debugging Techniques

  • What is debugging?

  • Using debugger tools

  • Configuring the logging module

  • Assertion statements

  • Unit testing fundamentals

  • Profiling and performance analysis

File I/O

File Operations

  • Reading and writing text files

  • Binary file processing

  • Working with CSV and JSON files

  • Context managers for file handling

  • Path manipulation with pathlib

Data Serialization

  • JSON encoding and decoding

  • Pickling Python objects

  • Working with databases (sqlite3)

  • Processing configuration files

  • Data validation strategies

Module 9 - Libraries and Environments

Package Management Fundamentals

Using pip

  • What is pip and how it works

  • pip install command and parameters

  • Viewing installed packages with pip list

  • Inspecting package details with pip show

  • Removing packages with pip uninstall

  • pip freeze and generating requirements.txt

Using conda

  • Installing Anaconda/Miniconda and their differences

  • conda install command and channels

  • Listing packages with conda list

  • Updating packages with conda update

  • Removing packages with conda remove

  • When to use conda vs. pip

Setting Up Virtual Environments

Environments with Python venv

  • Why virtual environments are needed and their benefits

  • Creating an environment with python -m venv

  • Activating a virtual environment (Windows/Mac/Linux)

  • Installing packages with pip

  • Using requirements.txt

  • Exiting with deactivate

Conda Environment Management

  • Creating environments with conda create

  • Using conda activate/deactivate

  • Listing environments with conda env list

  • Creating and using environment.yml files

  • Exporting and importing conda environments

  • Base environment vs. custom environments

Applied Library Usage Example

Hands-On Practice with Pandas

  • pip install pandas

  • conda install pandas

  • Automatic installation of dependencies

  • Version checking and upgrading

  • Creating DataFrames and Series

  • Reading and writing CSV files

  • Basic data filtering and selection

  • Checking for missing values

  • Grouping and aggregation example

  • Exporting data to Excel

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