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Students learn basic Python scripting creating and using statements and functions, and interacting with databases, files and web content.
Exploring Programming Concepts
In this module, you will explore programming concepts and begin to learn about the Python language. You will explore foundational concepts about using functions, variables and understanding Python data types.
Developing a Simple ApplicationIn this module, you will learn about conditional statements, loops and testing user input. Then you will learn about complex variable structures including lists, tuples, sets, ranges and dictionaries.
Structuring Code for ReuseIn this module, you will learn about loop control, review nested sequences and go over useful functions and methods. You will learn to create and call your own functions, including returning values and managing the scope of variables.
Working with Modules, Files, and DirectoriesIn this module, you will learn how to import and use Python modules. You will also learn to work with files and folders from inside Python scripts.
Practicing Basic SkillsIn this module, you will create two applications that will give you an opportunity to practice the skills you have learned up to this point.
Using Databases and Interacting with Web SitesIn this module, you will learn how to create Python scripts that interact with MySQL databases. You will also learn to integrate Python scripts with web applications including handling form data and returning HTML code to the browser.
Exploring Programming Concepts CapstoneIn this module you will demonstrate mastery of the course objectives.
In Python Scripting Fundamentals, you’ll develop a comprehensive understanding of Python, starting with the programming process, its history, and the fundamentals of writing Python code. You’ll gain foundational knowledge of Python syntax, variables, data types, and functions. Upon completing this course, you’ll be able to: ● Understand the programming process and the history of Python ● Navigate complex variable types like lists, tuples, sets, ranges, and dictionaries ● Write code to process s