C and Python Programming Workshop

Description

Course Name: Basic C and Python Programming Workshop

Class Count: 24

Duration: 3 Month

Synopsis: This course teaches foundational programming skills using C and Python. Students will learn core concepts like number systems, logic gates, data types, loops, functions, and file handling in C, and dynamic typing, lists, and graphics in Python. The course includes hands-on projects, with a focus on developing small applications and visualizations. By the end, students will create a final project that incorporates both C and Python concepts.

Course Curriculum

Class 1: Introduction to Number Systems

Decimal, Binary, Octal, and Hexadecimal systems.
Conversions between systems (manual method).
Hands-on: Write a program in C to convert a decimal number to binary, octal, and hexadecimal.

Class 2: Boolean Algebra Basics

Class 3: Basics of C Programming

Class 4: Variables, Data Types, and I/O Operations

Class 5: Conditional Statements

Class 6: Loops in C

Class 7: Arrays in C

Class 8: Strings in C

Class 9: Functions in C

Class 10: Modular Programming

Week 6: File Handling and Final Assessment | Class 11: File Handling in C

Class 12: Quiz and Final Project

Class 13: Introduction to Python and VS Code Setup

Class 14: Variables, Data Types, and Input/Output

Class 15: Conditional Statements

Class 16: Loops in Python

Class 17: Lists and Tuples

Class 18: Dictionaries

Class 19: Strings in Python

Class 20: Functions in Python

Class 21: Introduction to Turtle Graphics

Class 22: Advanced Turtle Graphics

Class 23: Introduction to Graph Plotting with Matplotlib

Class 12: Final Project and Presentation

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C and Python Programming Workshop

Description

Course Curriculum

Class 1: Introduction to Number Systems

Decimal, Binary, Octal, and Hexadecimal systems.

Conversions between systems (manual method).

Hands-on: Write a program in C to convert a decimal number to binary, octal, and hexadecimal.

Class 2: Boolean Algebra Basics

Truth tables for AND, OR, NOT gates.

Simple logic circuit examples.

Hands-on: Implement basic logic gates in C using conditional statements.

Class 3: Basics of C Programming

Overview of the C language.

Writing, compiling, and running a program in VS Code.

Hands-on: Write and execute a simple “Hello, World!” program.

Class 4: Variables, Data Types, and I/O Operations

Declaring variables and data types (int, float, char).

Input/output using scanf and printf.

Hands-on: Write a program to take user input and perform basic arithmetic operations.

Class 5: Conditional Statements

if, if-else, and else-if constructs.

Hands-on: Write a program to find the largest of three numbers.

Class 6: Loops in C

for, while, and do-while loops.

Hands-on: Write a program to print the multiplication table of a number.

Class 7: Arrays in C

Declaring and initializing arrays.

Iterating through arrays using loops.

Hands-on: Write a program to calculate the average of numbers in an array.

Class 8: Strings in C

Character arrays and the string.h library.

Common string functions: strlen, strcpy, strcat.

Hands-on: Write a program to concatenate two strings.

Class 9: Functions in C

Defining, calling, and passing arguments to functions.

Returning values from functions.

Hands-on: Write a program to calculate the area of different shapes using functions.

Class 10: Modular Programming

Using header files and splitting code into multiple files.

Hands-on: Create a modular program for a simple calculator.

Week 6: File Handling and Final Assessment | Class 11: File Handling in C

Reading from and writing to files.

Hands-on: Write a program to count the number of words in a text file.

Class 12: Quiz and Final Project

Quiz: Solve programming challenges using loops, arrays, and functions.

Final Project: Build a simple student record management system (basic CRUD operations).

Class 13: Introduction to Python and VS Code Setup

Setting up Python in VS Code.

Writing and running Python programs.

Hands-on: Write a “Hello, World!” program and perform basic arithmetic operations.

Class 14: Variables, Data Types, and Input/Output

Declaring variables and dynamic typing.

Input/output using input() and print().

Hands-on: Write a program to take user input and calculate the area of a rectangle.

Class 15: Conditional Statements

if, elif, and else constructs.

Hands-on: Write a program to determine if a number is even or odd.

Class 16: Loops in Python

for and while loops.

Hands-on: Write a program to find the sum of all numbers from 1 to a user-defined number.

Class 17: Lists and Tuples

List operations: adding, removing, slicing.

Tuples: immutable collections.

Hands-on: Write a program to manage a to-do list using lists.

Class 18: Dictionaries

Creating and manipulating dictionaries.

Hands-on: Write a program to create a student grade management system using dictionaries.

Class 19: Strings in Python

String methods: len(), upper(), split().

Hands-on: Write a program to reverse a user-provided string.

Class 20: Functions in Python

Defining, calling, and passing arguments to functions.

Returning values from functions.

Hands-on: Write a program to calculate the factorial of a number using functions.

Class 21: Introduction to Turtle Graphics

Overview of the Turtle library.

Drawing basic shapes (circle, square) and patterns using Turtle.

Hands-on: Create a program to draw a colorful square pattern.

Class 22: Advanced Turtle Graphics

Use loops to draw complex shapes and patterns.