Python Course Syllabus

SECTION - I

1. Overview

Why do we need Python?
Program structure

2. Environment Setup

Python Installation
Execution Types
What is an interpreter?
Interpreters vs Compilers
Using the Python Interpreter
Interactive Mode
Running python files
Working with Python shell
Integrated Development Environments (IDES)
Interactive Mode Programming
Script Mode Programming

3. Basic Concepts

Basic Operators
Types of Operator
Python Arithmetic Operators
Python Comparison Operators
Python Assignment Operators
Python Bitwise Operators
Python Logical Operators
Python Membership Operators (in, not in)
Python Identity Operators (is, is not)
Python Operators Precedence

4. Basic Concepts

Data Types
Variables
Assigning Values to Variables
Multiple Assignment
Python Numbers
Python Strings
Accessing Values in Strings
String Special Operators
String Formatting Operator
Triple Quotes
Built-in String Operations
Python Lists
Accessing Values in Lists
Updating Lists
Delete List Elements
Basic List Operations
Indexing, Slicing, and Matrixes
Built-in List Functions & Methods
Python Tuples
Accessing Values in Tuples
Updating Tuples
Delete Tuple Elements
Basic Tuples Operations
Indexing, Slicing, and Matrixes
No Enclosing Delimiters
Built-in Tuple Functions
Python Dictionary
Accessing Values in Dictionary
Updating Dictionary
Delete Dictionary Elements
Properties of Dictionary Keys
Built-in Dictionary Functions & Methods

5. Basic Operators in Python

Types of Operator
Python Arithmetic Operators
Python Comparison Operators
Python Assignment Operators
Python Bitwise Operators
Python Logical Operators
Python Membership Operators (in, not in)
Python Identity Operators (is, is not)
Python Operators Precedence

6. Loops and Decision Making

if statements
..else statements
nested if statements
while loop
for loop
nested loops
Loop Control Statements
1) break statement
2) continue statement
3) pass statement

SECTION - II

1. Functions

Defining a Function
Syntax
Calling a Function
Pass by reference vs value
Function Arguments
Required arguments
Keyword arguments
Default arguments
Variable-length arguments
The return Statement
Scope of Variables
Global vs. Local variables

2. Python Modules and Packages

Framework vs Packages
Folium Introduction
Why are modules used?
Creating modules
The import Statement
The from...import Statement
The from...import * Statement
Locating Modules
The PYTHONPATH Variable
Namespaces and Scoping
The dir( ) Function
The globals() and locals() Functions
The reload() Function
Packages in Python

3. Basic OOPs Concept

Creating class in Python
Documented String
Private Identifier
Constructor
Inheritance
Polymorphism

4. Decorator, Iterator and Generator

5. Anonymous Function

Lambda
Map
Filter
Reduce

SECTION -III

1. File Manipulation

Opening Text File
Working with a File on Python
The open function
File modes
The file object attributes
close() method
write() method
read() method
Files: Input
Files: Output
Reading files
Renaming & deleting files
Writing into a file
remove() method

2. Python GUI

Basic Operations using Tkinter
Buttons and Textbox
Menu Bar
Message Box and Radio Button
Checkbox and Event Creating
Creating Application in GUI

3. SQL and Python

Overview of SQLite
Integrating Python with SQLite

4. NoSQL and Python

Overview of NoSQL
Integrating Python with NoSQL

5. Project Demonstration Tkinter with SQL

Project Demonstration Tkinter with SQL

6. Other Concepts

Errors and Exception Handling
Standard exceptions
Assertions in Python
The assert Statement
What is Exception?
Handling an exception
Syntax
The except Clause with No Exceptions
The except Clause with Multiple Exceptions
The try-finally Clause
Argument of an Exception
Example with Tkinter Application
Regular Expression
Powerful Utilities
Multithreading
List Comprehensive
Shallow and Deep Copy
Unit testing

7. Advanced Concept -- Overviews

Networking Overview
Sending and Receiving Email by Python
Basics of Pandas and Numpy
How to use Anaconda
How to create dashboard
Overview of Django

Django Course Syllabus

SECTION - I

1. Introduction to Django

What Is a Web Framework?
The MVC Design Pattern
Django’s History

2. Installation of Django

Installing Python
Installing Django
Setting Up a Database
Starting a Project.
The Development Server
Django Commands Overview

3. The Basics of Dynamic Web Pages

Your First View: Dynamic Content
Mapping URLs to Views
How Django Processes a Request
URL configurations and Loose Coupling
404 Errors
Your Second View: Dynamic URLs
A Word About Pretty URLs
Wildcard URL patterns
Django’s Pretty Error Pages

4. The Django Template System

Template System Basics
Using the Template System
Creating Template Objects
Rendering a Template
Multiple Contexts, Same Template
Context Variable Lookup
Playing with Context Objects
Basic Template Tags and Filters Tags
Philosophies and Limitations
Using Templates in Views
Template Loading
render_to_response()
The locals() Trick
Subdirectories in get_template()
The include Template Tag.
Template Inheritance

5. Interacting with a Database: Models

The “Dumb” Way to Do Database Queries in Views
The MTV Development Pattern
Configuring the Database
Your First App
Defining Models in Python
Your First Model
Installing the Model
Basic Data Access

Adding Model String Representations
Inserting and Updating Data
Selecting Objects
Filtering Data
Retrieving Single Objects
Ordering Data
Chaining Lookups
Slicing Data
Deleting Objects
Making Changes to a Database Schema
Adding Fields
Removing Fields
Removing Many to Many Fields
Removing Models

6. The Django Administration Site

Activating the Admin Interface
Using the Admin Interface
Users, Groups and Permissions
Customizing the Admin Interface
Customizing the Admin Interface’s Look and Feel
Customizing the Admin Index Page
When and Why to Use the Admin Interface

SECTION - II

7. Form Processing

Search
The “Perfect Form”
Creating a Feedback Form
Processing the Submission
Custom Validation Rules
A Custom Look and Feel
Creating Forms from Models

8. Advanced Views and URL configurations

URL configuration Tricks.
Streamlining Function Imports
Using Multiple View Prefixes
Special-Casing URLs in Debug Mode
Using Named Groups
Understanding the Matching/Grouping Algorithm
Passing Extra Options to View Functions
Using Default View Arguments
Special-Casing Views
Capturing Text in URLs
Determining What the URL configuration Searches Against
Including Other URL configurations
How Captured Parameters Work with include()
How Extra URL configurations Options Work with include()
Section II : Django Sub Framework

9. Generic Views

Using Generic Views
Generic Views of Objects
Extending Generic Views
Making “Friendly” Template Contexts
Adding Extra Context
Viewing Subsets of Objects
Complex Filtering with Wrapper Functions
Performing Extra Work

10. Extending the Template Engine

Template Language Review
Request Context and Context Processors
django.core.context_processors.auth
django.core.context_processors.debug
django.core.context_processors.i18n
django.core.context_processors.request
Guidelines for Writing Your Own Context Processors
Inside Template Loading
Extending the Template System
Creating a Template Library
Writing Custom Template Filters
Writing Custom Template Tags
Shortcut for Simple Tags
Inclusion Tags
Writing Custom Template Loaders
Using the Built-in Template Reference
Configuring the Template System in Standalone Mode

11. Generating Non-HTML Content

The Basics: Views and MIME Types
Producing CSV
Generating PDFs
Installing Report Lab
Writing Your View
Complex PDFs
Other Possibilities
The Syndication Feed Framework
Initialization
A Simple Feed
A More Complex Feed
Specifying the Type of Feed
Enclosures
Language

URLs
Publishing Atom and RSS Feeds in Tandem
The Sitemap Framework
Installation
Initialization
Sitemap Classes
Shortcuts
Creating a Sitemap Index.
Pinging Google

12.Sessions, Users and Registration

Cookies
Getting and Setting Cookies
The Mixed Blessing of Cookies
Django’s Session Framework
Enabling Sessions
Using Sessions in Views
Setting Test Cookies
Using Sessions Outside of Views
When Sessions Are Saved
Browser-Length Sessions vs Persistent Sessions
Other Session Settings
Users and Authentication
Enabling Authentication Support
Using Users
Logging In and Out
Limiting Access to Logged-in Users
Limiting Access to Users Who Pass a Test
Managing Users, Permissions and Groups
Using Authentication Data in Templates
The Other Bits: Permissions, Groups, Messages and Profiles
Permissions
Groups
Messages
Profiles

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Python Course Syllabus

SECTION - I

1. Overview

2. Environment Setup

3. Basic Concepts

4. Basic Concepts

5. Basic Operators in Python

6. Loops and Decision Making

SECTION - II

1. Functions

2. Python Modules and Packages

3. Basic OOPs Concept

4. Decorator, Iterator and Generator

5. Anonymous Function

SECTION -III

1. File Manipulation

2. Python GUI

3. SQL and Python

4. NoSQL and Python

5. Project Demonstration Tkinter with SQL

6. Other Concepts

7. Advanced Concept -- Overviews

Django Course Syllabus

SECTION - I

1. Introduction to Django

2. Installation of Django

3. The Basics of Dynamic Web Pages

4. The Django Template System

5. Interacting with a Database: Models

6. The Django Administration Site

SECTION - II

7. Form Processing

8. Advanced Views and URL configurations

9. Generic Views

10. Extending the Template Engine

11. Generating Non-HTML Content

12.Sessions, Users and Registration

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