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The document outlines a 6-month personalized Python coding curriculum consisting of 24 classes, with one class per week. It covers foundational programming concepts, decision making, loops, functions, data management, and culminates in a final project where students create a complete application. Students also receive recommendations for advanced learning paths upon completion.

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It Python Modules 2026

The document outlines a 6-month personalized Python coding curriculum consisting of 24 classes, with one class per week. It covers foundational programming concepts, decision making, loops, functions, data management, and culminates in a final project where students create a complete application. Students also receive recommendations for advanced learning paths upon completion.

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Alex: Personalized Python Coding Curriculum (6 Months | 1 Class per Week (1hr/class) | 24 Classes Total)

MONTH CONTENT HOMEWORK

Week 1: What programming is, installing Python, writing your first program, and using
print().

Week 2: Variables, user input, numbers, strings, and simple calculations.


Month 1 – Python
Foundations

Week 3: Mathematical operators and building simple calculators.

Week 4: Mini Project – Interactive Calculator and Age Checker.

Week 5: Comparison operators and Boolean logic.

Week 6: If statements and creating programs that make decisions.


Month 2 – Decision Making

Week 7: Nested conditions and solving real-world scenarios.

Week 8: Mini Project – Student Grade Calculator and Password Validator.

Week 9: For loops and repeating actions.

Week 10: While loops and user-controlled repetition.


Month 3 – Loops &
Automation
Week 11: Combining loops with conditions.
Month 3 – Loops &
Automation

Week 12: Mini Project – Number Guessing Game.

Week 13: Creating your own functions.

Week 14: Parameters, return values, and reusable code.


Week 9: For loops and
repeating actions.
Week 15: Organizing larger programs and debugging.

Week 16: Mini Project – Banking System using functions.

Week 17: Lists and storing multiple values.

Week 18: Dictionaries and organizing information.


Month 5 – Managing Data
Week 19: Combining lists, dictionaries, loops, and conditions.

Week 20: Mini Project – Student Gradebook and Inventory Manager.

Week 21: Planning a complete application.

Week 22: Building your project step-by-step.

Month 6 – Final Python


Week 23: Testing, debugging, and improving your program.
Project

Week 24: Final presentation and code review. Students finish with a complete application
(Quiz Game, Expense Tracker, Library System, or Text Adventure) and receive
recommendations for advanced learning paths, including AI, automation, web
development, or data science

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