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The Way Academy, one of the best Python course institutes in Sharjah, covers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip you with essential skills:
- Begin with Python syntax, data types, variables, and control structures to build a strong foundation.
- Dive into OOP concepts, classes, and inheritance to create modular and scalable code.
- Explore Python's vast ecosystem, including NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Flask, for data analysis, visualization, and web development
- Learn how to interact with databases using SQL and NoSQL databases like SQLite and MongoDB
- Develop dynamic web applications with Flask or Django, enabling you to create web solutions.
- Discover data manipulation and analysis with libraries like Pandas and Scikit-learn, making you proficient in data-driven decision-making.
- Delve into the basics of machine learning, including regression, classification, and clustering algorithms.
- Apply your knowledge through hands-on projects, solidifying your skills, and building a portfolio.
Course Curriculum
Sl No | An Introduction to Python |
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01 | Introductory Remarks about Python |
02 | Strengths and Weaknesses |
03 | A Brief History of Python |
04 | Python Versions |
05 | Installing Python |
06 | Environment Variables |
07 | Executing Python from the Command Line |
08 | IDLE |
09 | Editing Python Files |
10 | Getting Help |
11 | Dynamic Types |
12 | Python-Reserved Wordsn |
13 | Naming Conventions |
Sl.No | Basic Python Syntax |
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1 | Introduction |
2 | Basic Syntax |
3 | Comments |
4 | String Values |
5 | String Operations |
6 | The format Method |
7 | String Slices |
8 | String Operators |
9 | Numeric Data Types |
10 | Conversions |
11 | Simple Input and Output |
12 | The print Function in Python Basics and Advanced 3 |
Sl.No | Language Components |
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1 | Introduction |
2 | Control Flow and Syntax |
3 | Indenting |
4 | The if Statement |
5 | Relational Operators |
6 | Logical Operators |
7 | True or False |
8 | Bit Wise Operators |
9 | The while Loop |
10 | Break and continue |
11 | The for Loop |
Sl.No | Collections |
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1 | Introduction |
2 | Lists |
3 | Tuples |
4 | Sets |
5 | Dictionaries |
6 | Sorting Dictionaries |
7 | Copying Collections |
8 | Summary |
Sl.No | Functions |
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1 | Introduction |
2 | Defining Your Own Functions |
3 | Parameters |
4 | Function Documentation |
5 | Keyword and Optional Parameters |
6 | Passing Collections to a Function |
7 | Variable Number of Arguments |
8 | Scope |
9 | Functions – “First Class Citizens” |
10 | Passing Functions to a Function |
11 | Mapping Functions in a Dictionary |
12 | Lambda |
13 | Closures |
Sl.No | Modules |
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1 | Modules |
2 | Standard Modules – sys |
3 | Standard Modules – math |
4 | Standard Modules – time |
5 | The dir Function Python Basics & Advanced 4 |
Sl.No | Exceptions |
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1 | Errors |
2 | Run Time Errors |
3 | The Exception Model |
4 | Exception Hierarchy |
5 | Handling Multiple Exceptions |
6 | Raise |
7 | Assert |
8 | Writing Your Own Exception Classes |
Sl.No | Input and Output |
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1 | Introduction |
2 | Data Streams |
3 | Creating Your Own Data Streams |
4 | Access Modes |
5 | Writing Data to a File |
6 | Reading Data from a File |
7 | Additional File Methods |
8 | Using Pipes as Data Streams |
9 | Handling IO Exceptions |
10 | Working with Directories |
11 | Metadata |
12 | The pickle Module |
Sl.No | Classes in Python |
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1 | Classes in Python |
2 | Principles of Object Orientation |
3 | Creating Classes |
4 | Instance Methods |
5 | File Organization |
6 | Special Methods |
7 | Class Variables |
8 | Inheritance |
9 | Polymorphism |
10 | Type Identification |
11 | Custom Exception Classes |
12 | Class Documentation – pydoc |
Sl.No | Regular Expressions |
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1 | Introduction |
2 | Simple Character Matches |
3 | Special Characters |
4 | Character Classes |
5 | Quantifiers |
6 | The Dot Character |
7 | Greedy Matches Python Basics & Advanced 5 |
8 | Grouping |
9 | Matching at Beginning or End |
10 | Match Objects |
11 | Substituting |
12 | Splitting a String |
13 | Compiling Regular Expressions |
12 | Flags |
Tkinter
Sl.No | Python Data Frame |
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1 | Data Frame (Graphical User Interface). |
2 | Pandas Overview |
3 | Adding a Widget and Connect with Other Data Source. |
4 | Pandas with Html |
Sl.No | Python Pymysql/Pymongo |
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1 | Create Database – Python MySQL |
2 | Create Table – Python MySQL |
3 | Insert Data in Table |
4 | Select Data from Table |
5 | Update data in Table |
6 | Delete data from Table |
7 | Drop Table from Database |
8 | WHERE clause – Python MySQL |
9 | Order By clause – Python MySQL |
10 | Limit clause – Python MySQL |
11 | Table Joins – Python MySQL |
Sl.No | Python Networking |
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1 | Tkinter (Graphical User Interface) |
2 | Building Your First Python GUI Application With Tkinter |
3 | Adding a Widget |
4 | Working With Widgets |
5 | Displaying Text and Images With Label Widgets |
6 | Displaying Clickable Buttons With Button Widgets |
7 | Getting User Input With Entry Widgets |
8 | Getting Multiline User Input With Text Widgets |
9 | Assigning Widgets to Frames With Frame Widgets |
10 | Adjusting Frame Appearance With Reliefs |
11 | Understanding Widget Naming Conventions |
12 | Controlling Layout With Geometry Managers |
13 | pack() Geometry Manager |
14 | place() Geometry Manager |
15 | grid() Geometry Manager |
16 | Making Your Applications Interactive |
17 | Using Events and Event Handlers |
18 | Using bind() Python Basics & Advanced 6 |
Sl.No | Python Networking |
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1 | Server Socket |
2 | Connecting Client Server |
3 | Adding Environment Repo |
4 | Network Programming with GUI |