CCI-Computer Educational Institute

A Diploma in Python Programming Language is a short-term course that focuses on teaching Python — one of the most popular, beginner-friendly, and versatile programming languages used across industries today.

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It is suitable for students, professionals, and beginners who want to gain practical skills in software development, data science, automation, and more.

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A typical curriculum covers the following topics: Core Python Basics: Variables, data types, operators Control flow: if-else, loops Functions and Modules Exception Handling Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Classes and Objects Inheritance, Encapsulation, Polymorphism Data Structures: Lists, Tuples, Sets, Dictionaries Stack, Queue (using built-in modules) File Handling & I/O Popular Libraries: NumPy, Pandas (for data manipulation) Matplotlib, Seaborn (for data visualization) Requests, BeautifulSoup (for web scraping) Tkinter (for basic GUI apps).

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Database Access: SQLite, MySQL with Python Web Development Basics (in some diplomas): Flask or Django framework Automation and Scripting: Writing scripts for repetitive tasks Using os, shutil, time, subprocess, etc. Intro to Advanced Fields (optional): Machine Learning (with Scikit-learn, TensorFlow) Data Science APIs and Web Services .

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Course Content

1. Introduction to python

2. History of pytho

3. Variable and data typest

4. Operator and Expressions

5. Conditional statements

6. If else

7. Nested if else

8. Looping

9. For, while, Nested loops

10. Control statements

11. Break

12. Continue, pass

13. String Manipulation

14. Accessing strings and basic operations

15. Function and method and working with strings

16. Accessing list and basic operations

17. Function and methods and working with lis

18. Accessing tuples and basic operations

19. Python Programming

20. Function and methods and working with tuples

21. Language

22. Accessing values in dictionaries

23. working with dictionaries

24. Properties

25. Functions and defining function

26. Calling function

27. Types of function

28. Function arguments

29. Anonymous function

30. Global and local variables

31. Modules

32. Importing modules and math modules

33. Random module

34. Packages composition and input and output

35. Printing on screen

36. Reading data from the keyboard

37. Opening and closing file

38. Reading and writing file and function

39. Exception handling and expect clause

40. Oops concept

42. Class and object

43. Attributes and inheritance