This document outlines the course details for Introduction to Python Programming. The course aims to teach students Python programming skills including designing programs with lists, tuples, dictionaries, loops, functions, classes and file handling. It is a 3 credit hour course taught over 15 weeks with topics like arrays, strings, collections, decision making, functions, OOP concepts and files. Assessment includes internal marks, a final exam and course outcomes related to describing Python principles, explaining programming skills, and discussing arrays and strings.
This document outlines the course details for Introduction to Python Programming. The course aims to teach students Python programming skills including designing programs with lists, tuples, dictionaries, loops, functions, classes and file handling. It is a 3 credit hour course taught over 15 weeks with topics like arrays, strings, collections, decision making, functions, OOP concepts and files. Assessment includes internal marks, a final exam and course outcomes related to describing Python principles, explaining programming skills, and discussing arrays and strings.
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1030106502_Introduction to Python Programming_Theory
This document outlines the course details for Introduction to Python Programming. The course aims to teach students Python programming skills including designing programs with lists, tuples, dictionaries, loops, functions, classes and file handling. It is a 3 credit hour course taught over 15 weeks with topics like arrays, strings, collections, decision making, functions, OOP concepts and files. Assessment includes internal marks, a final exam and course outcomes related to describing Python principles, explaining programming skills, and discussing arrays and strings.
This document outlines the course details for Introduction to Python Programming. The course aims to teach students Python programming skills including designing programs with lists, tuples, dictionaries, loops, functions, classes and file handling. It is a 3 credit hour course taught over 15 weeks with topics like arrays, strings, collections, decision making, functions, OOP concepts and files. Assessment includes internal marks, a final exam and course outcomes related to describing Python principles, explaining programming skills, and discussing arrays and strings.
Semester: V Teaching Scheme Subject Examination Subject Title (Hours/Week) Total Code Credits Marks Marks Theory Tutorial Internal External Introduction to Python 1030106502 3 0 3 40 60 100 Programming – Theory Duration of Exam: 2:30 Hours Objective of the course: To understand why Python is a useful scripting language for developers. To learn how to design and program Python applications. To learn how to use lists, tuples, and dictionaries in Python programs. To learn how to write loops and decision statements in Python. To learn how to write functions and pass arguments in Python. To learn how to design object‐oriented programs with Python classes. To learn how to read and write files in Python. Course Outcomes: Upon completion of the course, the student shall be able:
Sr. Marks % CO statement No. weightage CO-1 Describe basic principles in Python. 15
CO-2 Explain basic programming skills in Python. 20
CO-3 Discuss arrays and strings in Python. 15
CO-4 Use list and tuple to perform specific operations. 15
CO-5 Prepare user-defined functions using Python. 20
CO-6 Demonstrate file operations. 15
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Detail Content: Sr. Total Unit Topic No. Hrs. 1.1 Introduction: Features and Application of Python, Comparison between C and Python 1.2 Basics of Python Syntax: Comments, Variable, Data types (Built-in data types, User-defined data types), UNIT – 1 1 Sequences, Sets, Literals, Constants, Identifiers and Introduction to 08 Python reserved keywords, Naming conventions 1.3 Operators: Types of Operators (Arithmetic, Assignment, Unary minus, Relational, logical, Boolean, Bitwise, Membership, Identity), Operator precedence and associativity 2.1 Array: Creating an Array, Types of Arrays, Indexing and slicing on arrays, Operations on array 2.2 String: Creating String, Length of a string, Indexing and slicing in string, Operations on a string (Repeating the UNIT – 2 strings, Concatenation of strings, comparing strings, 2 Array and String removing spaces from a string, finding substrings, 10 in Python counting substrings in a string, replacing a string with another string, Splitting, and joining strings, changing the case of a string, checking starting and ending of a string)
3.1 Lists: Creating lists using range() function, Updating the
elements of a list, Concatenation of two lists, Repetition of lists, Membership in lists, Methods to process lists, Finding elements in list, Sorting list, Finding occurrence in a list, Storing different types of data in a list. UNIT – 3 3.2 Tuples: Creating tuples, Accessing the tuple elements, 3 Collections in Basic operations on tuples, Functions to process tuples, 07 Python Nested tuples, Inserting elements in tuple, Modify elements of tuple, Deleting elements from tuple. 3.3 Dictionaries: Operations on dictionaries, Dictionary methods, Using for loop with dictionaries, Converting lists into dictionary, Converting strings into dictionary, ordered dictionary.
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4.1 Input and Output: I/O Statements, Command line
arguments UNIT – 4 4.2 Control Statements: If statement, If...else statement, 4 Decision Making If…elif...else statement, Nested if 05 and Loops 4.3 Looping Statements: For Loop, While Loop, Infinite Loop, Nested Loop, Break and Continue Statement
5.1 Functions: Defining a function, Calling a function,
Local and global variables, Returning results from a function, Pass by object reference UNIT – 5 5.2 Types of Arguments: Formal and Actual Arguments, 5 Keyword Arguments, Default Arguments, Variable 06 Functions Length Arguments, Positional Arguments, 5.3 Recursive functions 5.4 Function decorators, Generators 6.1 OOPs Concepts: Features of OOPS, Creating class and objects, Class attributes 6.2 Inheritances and their types UNIT – 6 6.3 Constructor and Destructors 6 OOPs Concepts 6.4 Polymorphism: Method Overloading & Method 09 and Overriding File handling 6.5 Files: Types of files in Python, Opening and closing a file, Reading and writing a file, Renaming and deleting files, With statement, Seek () and tell () methods
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