Python For Beginners

Are you completely new to programming? If not then we presume you will be looking for information about why and how to get started with Python. Fortunately an experienced programmer in any programming language (whatever it may be) can pick up Python very quickly. It’s also easy for beginners to use and learn , so jump in!

Target Audience

This course is designed for people who want to learn the Python programming language in preparation for using Python to develop web and desktop applications.

What You Get

Our state of the art technology centres have modern labs that have been developed with the full suite of tools that will aid your career in systems engineering. Our experienced faculty are equipped to guide you through the lessons in the classroom, and outside the classroom with engaging industry visits and networking with peers.

Prerequisites

• Using Microsoft Windows 8.1
• Microsoft Windows 8.1 – Transition from Windows 7

Learning Objectives

In this course, you will develop simple command-line programs in Python. You will:

• Set up Python and develop a simple application.
• Declare and perform operations on simple data types, including strings, numbers, and dates.
• Declare and perform operations on data structures, including lists, ranges, tuples, dictionaries, and sets.
• Write conditional statements and loops.
• Define and use functions, classes, and modules.
• Manage files and directories through code.
• Deal with exceptions.

COURSE OUTLINE -

1 – SETTING UP PYTHON AND DEVELOPING A SIMPLE APPLICATION

• Set Up the Development Environment.
• Write Python Statements
• Create a Python Application
• prevent errors

2 - PROCESSING SIMPLE DATA TYPES

• Process Strings and Integers.
• Process Decimals, Floats, and Mixed Number Types.

3 – PROCESSING DATA STRUCTURES

• Process Ordered Data Structures.
• Process Unordered Data Structure

4 – WRITING CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS AND LOOPS IN PYTHON

• Write a Conditional Statement.
• Write a Loop.

5 – STRUCTURING CODE FOR REUSE

• Define and Call a Function
• Define and Instantiate a Class.
• Import and Use a Module

6 – WRITING CODE TO PROCESS FILES AND DIRECTORIES

• Write to a Text File
• Read from a Text File
• Get the Contents of a Directory
• Manage Files and Directories

7 – DEALING WITH EXCEPTIONS

• Handle Exceptions
• Raise Exceptions

Duration: 24 HRS (3 hours per day)

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According to Amar Deep S. Hari, CEO of IPMC – “Although elections and manifestos have been manipulated and won in a few countries using big data, while social sites are pushing products and services on us using our profiles, but we are today just at the tip of the iceberg of how vast the usage of Big data can be.

Imagine if the entire emotional map of our brains and each element of our character reaches a data bank, will we be able to maintain our individuality? On the positive side we will have the capability of driving human consciousness and energy together into one direction and capture this solar system, galaxy or the universe.”

Choosing a career in the field of big data and analytics is indeed a most powerful role IT professional can play today.

The modern labs at our technology centres ensure that all students get in depth practical hands on training for their chosen career paths. The experienced lecturers create further professional exposure through industry visits and networking with peers. At the end of your course, you hold an IPMC Big Data Analytics Certificate which adds value to your profile and makes you stand out in any competitive environment.

Course Content –

• Cloud Based Big Data Analysis
• Predictive Analytics, including Probabilistic and Statistical Models
• Application of large-scale Data Analysis
• Analysis of Problem Space and Data Needs

Admission Requirement – Candidates with background in Science, mathematics, engineering, finance, economics or statistics.


Course Duration: 6 Weeks

Career Progression:

• Big Data Engineer
• Data Scientist
• Big Data Analyst
• Data Visualisation Developer
• Machine Learning Engineer
• Business Intelligence Engineer
• Business Analytics Specialist
• Machine Learning Scientist

AutoCAD For Beginners.

In this beginner AutoCAD class, you’ll learn basic drawing and modifying techniques for drafting and technical drawing, using AutoCAD to create drawings that can be used to build and real objects both mechanical and architectural. We’ll cover basic methods of printing and plotting layouts and sheets, working between model space and paper space, and scaling drawings through viewports. Learn techniques for inserting blocks, making text, dimensioning drawings, and working with layers and templates.

TARGET AUDIENCE

This course is designed for people who want to learn the AutoCAD fundamentals

Prerequisites

A working knowledge of basic design or drafting procedures and terminology. A working knowledge of the Windows operating system is also needed. If you do not have a background in drafting, architecture or prior experience with a CAD package, you should consider the 5-day version of this class instead. For details on this alternate class for individuals with little or no prior experience.

Learning Objectives:

• Understanding the AutoCAD workspace and user interface
• Using basic drawing, editing, and viewing tools.
• Organizing drawing objects on layers.
• Inserting reusable symbols (blocks)
• Preparing a layout to be plotted
• Adding text, hatching, and dimensions.

Getting Started with AutoCAD

• Opening and Creating Drawings
• Exploring the AutoCAD interface
• Zooming and Panning

Basic Drawing & Editing Commands

• Using the Mouse, Keyboard, and Enter Key to work quickly and efficiently in AutoCAD
• Lines
• Circle.
• Rectangle

Projects – Creating a Simple Drawing

• Creating Simple Drawings
• Using Object Snap Tracking to extrapolate a projected top view
• Using Modify tools to arrange an office layout

Drawing Precision in AutoCAD

• Polar and Ortho Tracking
• Entering Coordinates and Angles
• Object Snaps and Tracking

Making Changes in Your Drawing

• Move
• Copy
• Rotate
• Mirror
• Scale
• Using the reference option with the Scale Tool

Drawing Templates

• Using Template Files (.dwt) to Make New Drawing
• Exploring what Settings and Elements are saved with Templates

Organizing Your Drawing with Layers

• Layer States
• Properties by Layer
• Layers tools

Advanced Object Types

• The Properties Palette
• Quick Select
• Select Similar
• MEasure geometry tools

Projects – Drawing Organization & Information

• Drill Plate
• Furtniture showroom
• 11: Advanced Editing Commands
• Trim And Extend
• 11: Advanced Editing Commands
• Polyline Edit and Spline
• Offset and explode
• Join

Inserting Blocks

• The insert block command
• Inserting Blocks with Tool Palettes
• Dynamic Blocks
• Migrating Blocks and other Elements between Drawings with Design Center

Projects – Creating More Complex Objects

• Starting a floor plan
• Setting Up a Layout
• Using Layouts and Viewports
• Scaling viewports
• Model Space vs. Paper Space in Layouts

Printing Your Drawing

• Printing from layout tabs
• Printing from the Model Tab
• 16:projects- preparing to print
• Making Layouts for a Banquette Hall

Text

• The Multi line Text Tool
• The single line Text Tool
• Editing text
• Text in Model Space vs. Paper Space
• The Multileader Tool

Hatching

• The Hatch Command
• The Hatch editor ribbon tab
• Saving and Applying Hatches with Tool Palettes

Adding dimensions

• Using dimensions tools
• Dimensioning in a Layout Tab vs. the Model Tab
• Using Dimension Styles
• Editing dimensions