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Python Programming Course Schedule

The document outlines a proposed schedule for a Python programming course, detailing lecture dates and durations from March 3, 2025, to June 9, 2025. It includes topics such as Python basics, data structures, functions, and libraries like NumPy and Pandas, along with various teaching methodologies and activities. Additionally, it lists study materials and assessment methods to be employed throughout the course.

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Python Programming Course Schedule

The document outlines a proposed schedule for a Python programming course, detailing lecture dates and durations from March 3, 2025, to June 9, 2025. It includes topics such as Python basics, data structures, functions, and libraries like NumPy and Pandas, along with various teaching methodologies and activities. Additionally, it lists study materials and assessment methods to be employed throughout the course.

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No Duration(inProposed Date
1 50 2025-03-03
2 50 2025-03-10
3 50 2025-03-17
4 50 2025-03-24
5 50 2025-03-31
6 50 2025-04-07
7 50 2025-04-14
8 50 2025-04-21
9 50 2025-04-28
10 50 2025-05-05
11 50 2025-05-12
12 50 2025-05-19
13 50 2025-05-26
14 50 2025-06-02
15 50 2025-06-09
Points To Covered
Introduction to Python, Installation, Basic Interface, Terminal Navigation
Variables, Data Types, Basic Calculator, Compilers, Interpreters
Python Comments, Strings, Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, Sets, Arrays, Range Function
Hands-on Practice with Data Types and Data Structures
Script Files, Matrices, Arithmetic and Assignment Operators
Comparison and Logical Operators, Conditional Statements (if, if-else, elif, nested if)
Looping Constructs (for loop, while loop), Break, Continue, and Pass
Hands-on Practice with Conditional and Looping Statements
Python Functions – Built-in, Recursion, Lambda, User-defined Functions
Local and Global Variables, Organizing Code using Functions
Hands-on Practice with Functions
NumPy Basics – Arrays, Operations, Indexing, and Slicing
Matplotlib – Basic Plots (Scatter, Line, Bar, Histogram, Box Plot)
Pandas – Reading Files, Exploratory Data Analysis, Data Preprocessing
Hands-on Practice with Libraries (NumPy, Matplotlib, Pandas)
Methodology/Activities Co Mappin Bloom Level Unit No. Study material No. Unit No.
Jigsaw Method CO1 L2 1 1 1
Think-Pair-Share CO1 L2 1 1 2
Think-Pair-Share CO2 L2 1 1 3
Gallery Walk CO2 L1 2 2 4
Gallery Walk CO2 L2 2 2
Jigsaw Method CO2 L1 2 2
Jigsaw Method CO2 L2 2 2
Think-Pair-Share CO2 L1 3 3
Peer Teaching CO3 L2 3 3
Debates CO3 L2 3 3
Case Studies CO3 L3 3 3
Group Discussion CO4 L1 4 4
Think-Pair-Share CO4 L1 4 4
Peer Teaching CO4 L2 4 4
Think-Pair-Share CO4 L2 4 4
Unit Name Study mateStudy material
First unit 1
Second unit 2
Third Unit 3
Fourth unit 4
Virtual Labs/Simulations
Online Discussion Forums
Flipped Classroom
Problem Solving Sessions
Collaborative Learning Groups
Role-Plays
Exit Tickets
Peer Teaching
Interactive Polling/Quizzes
Concept Mapping
Debates
One-Minute Papers
Snowballing
Fishbowl Discussions
Gallery Walk
Jigsaw Method
Socratic Questioning
Think-Pair-Share
Rubrics and Checklists
Self-Assessment
Peer Assessment
Quizzes and Tests
Service-Learning
Fieldwork/Practicum
Group Projects
Course Projects
Simulations and Models
Guest Lectures
Role-Playing
Flipped Learning
Case Studies
Problem-Based Learning (PBL)
Tutorials
Class Discussions
Reading Assignments
Demonstration
Lecturing
Others
Mini Project
Industrial Visit
Tutorial
Thesis Review
Viva
Practical
Seminar/Presentation
Case study
Continuous Assessment
Group Discussion
Lecture with interaction

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