Programming with Python: 1

Gain a hands-on introduction to how programming with Python works.

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Programming with Python: 1

Gain a hands-on introduction to how programming with Python works.

What you’ll be able to do — competencies

  • Program using Python
  • Build simple script-based applications
  • Create expressions, variables, and programming constructs
  • Program with collections of data using arrays and looping constructs
  • Create branching logic structures with conditional statements
  • Store data using File I/O

Course Description

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Gain a hands-on introduction to how programming with Python works. Python is an open-source, general-purpose, programming language whose design philosophy emphasizes code readability. This course has plenty of hands-on examples to illustrate how programming works. Learn types, operators, variables, IF statements, tuples, lists and dictionaries.

Prerequisites

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  • Basic Programming Essentials or equivalent knowledge
  • Working knowledge of computers and familiarity with running Microsoft Windows

Syllabus

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Python: Level 1 

Session 1 

  • Computers, programming & Python 
  • Types, variables, assignments and Simple I/O 

Session 2 

  • Types, variables, assignments and Simple I/O 

Session 3 

  • Operators, expressions and If Statements 
  • String methods, sequences and loops 

Session 4 

  • Tuples, lists and dictionaries 

Next available start dates

Online — Evenings

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Programming with Python: 1
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Total classroom hours

16 hours

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Schedule

Online

Evenings, 6:00 PM - 8:40 PM, 6 M W - 5/29/2024 - 6/17/2024

Quarter: Spring

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Total cost

$595

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Instructor: Murray Law

Murray Law is a software engineer and network administrator. He spent 10 years at Microsoft working on the Windows Networking team and the Real Time Communications group, helping to develop networking protocols and messaging features for Office Communications Server and Lync. He is a Microsoft Certified instructor and has taught C# programming, SQL and applications such as Windows Active Directory and Cloud integration services.

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Notes

Students must have a Bellevue College NetID before the first class session.

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