Teach Python to High School Students

Teach Python to High School Students, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 74 lectures, based on 39 reviews, and has 204 subscribers.

You will learn about Foundation of Python Programming Language Creating Variables and using Functions Strings and Numbers If Statements and Loops Data Collections – Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries File Handling & Error Handling Date and Time Build Custom Functions and Libraries Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Recursion Regular Expressions Common Algorithms (Bubble Sort, Linear Search, Binary Search) Password Hashing CRUD with SQLite Database Engine Introduction to GUI This course is ideal for individuals who are Parents willing to teach their teenage children coding or Teachers willing to teach coding to teenage students It is particularly useful for Parents willing to teach their teenage children coding or Teachers willing to teach coding to teenage students.

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Summary

Title: Teach Python to High School Students

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Curriculum Items: 85

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 85

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Foundation of Python Programming Language

Creating Variables and using Functions

Strings and Numbers

If Statements and Loops

Data Collections – Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries

File Handling & Error Handling

Date and Time

Build Custom Functions and Libraries

Object Oriented Programming (OOP)

Recursion

Regular Expressions

Common Algorithms (Bubble Sort, Linear Search, Binary Search)

Password Hashing

CRUD with SQLite Database Engine

Introduction to GUI

Who Should Attend

Parents willing to teach their teenage children coding

Teachers willing to teach coding to teenage students

Target Audiences

Parents willing to teach their teenage children coding

Teachers willing to teach coding to teenage students

If you are a teacher, parent or guardian, join me in this exciting teachers’ guide on Python Programming that will assist you in teaching high school students.  The instructional videos and text material have incorporated using simple English with terms that are easy to follow.

Kindly note that only teachers, parents and guardians can create the account and purchase the course.

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Vinith Ramaswamy, Dubai International Academy, Dubai, UAE

“I have heard back from 4 universities so far and have gotten accepted to all of them: Purdue, UIUC, Wisconsin-madison, and WPI, everything you taught me was definitely a huge part in it so thank you so much”

Prateeti Saran, Dubai International Academy, Dubai, UAE

“I just recently got into Columbia University for Computer Science and wanted to thank you for being the one who helped me get interested in and get started with CS. Your teaching was amazing, and really really developed my passion for CS, thank you so so much!”

Josh Killa, Dubai College, Dubai

“My top choices for receiving offers were from Imperial College London and Warwick university to study computer science. Thanks, Sunil your teaching has had a massive impact”

Course Curriculum

Variables and Functions

Strings and Numbers

If Statements

Loops – For and While

Data Collections – Lists, Tuples and Dictionaries

Error Handling

File Handling with JSON

Build Custom Functions and Libraries

Date and Time

Object Oriented Programming

Common Algorithms (Binary and Linear Search, Bubble Sort)

Password Hashing

CRUD with SQLite DB Engine

Recursion

Introduction to GUI

What this course contains

Easy to follow instructional videos

16 Chapters with both Instructional Videos and Textual Material containing high-quality illustrations

62Python Code Samples

40Assignments

Software to Install

To begin with, you may use the Free Online Code editor available in the Resource section of each chapter

For additional practice, we recommend installing Mu: a simple Python editor for beginners

Guaranteed Course Outcome

Understanding of Programming Concepts using Real-World Examples.

Promotes Creative Thinking and encourages the real-world application of coding skills

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming and Databases

The ability to build applications with ease.

The Apps that can be built with the help of this course

With 44 Code Samples and 31 Assignments, learners can attain the skills to create a wide selection of programs. The most notable ones are listed below:

Virtual Wardrobe Planner

Match Roster Generator

Guessing Number Game

Multiplication Table Generator

Number Divisibility

Even and Odd Number Extraction

The ATM Replica

Automated Dice Roll

Shopping List

Phonetic App

Jumble Words Generator

Food Ordering App

File Search Application

Aspect Ratio Calculator

Library Management System

Authentication App with Password Hashing

Can Teachers and Parents use this course as a guide for teaching kids younger than 17?

Math is taught in every grade in school, the base concepts remain the same, but the complexity increases with every grade. The same learning progression can be achieved with programming languages for children. This course has been specifically designed as a teaching guide for parents, teachers and guardians who wish to teach high school students.

How does this course compare with “Teach Python to Kids Age 11 to 13”?

This course contains 7 additional lessons, with each existing lesson having additional content

Libraries

Date and Time

Object Oriented Programming

Common Algorithms (Binary and Linear Search, Bubble Sort)

Password Hashing

CRUD with SQLite DB Engine

Introduction to GUI

Also contains 16 Additional Code Samples and New Assignments

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Day 1 – Variables and Functions

Lecture 1: Variables – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Variables – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Functions – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Functions – Text Chapter

Chapter 2: Day 2 – Strings and Numbers

Lecture 1: Strings – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: String Formatting – Video Chapter

Lecture 3: Strings – Text Chapter

Lecture 4: Numbers – Video Chapter

Lecture 5: Numbers – Text Chapter

Chapter 3: Day 3 – If Statements and Random

Lecture 1: If Statements – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: If Statements – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Random – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Random – Text Chapter

Chapter 4: Day 4 – Loops

Lecture 1: For Loop – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: For Loop – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: While Loop – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: While Loop – Text Chapter

Chapter 5: Day 5 – Data Collections (Lists and Tuples)

Lecture 1: Lists and Tuples – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Lists and Tuples – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Enumerate Function – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Enumerate Function – Text Chapter

Lecture 5: More Fun with Lists

Chapter 6: Day 6 – Data Collections – Dictionaries

Lecture 1: Dictionaries – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Dictionaries – Text Chapter

Chapter 7: Day 7 – Build Custom Functions and Libraries

Lecture 1: Build Functions – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Build Functions – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Local and Global Variables – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Local and Global Variables – Text Chapter

Chapter 8: Day 8 – Libraries and More with Functions

Lecture 1: Arguments and Keyword Arguments – Text Chapter1

Lecture 2: Arguments and Keyword Arguments – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Create a Library – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Create a Library – Text Chapter

Chapter 9: Day 9 – File Handling and Error Handling

Lecture 1: Files and Directories – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Files and Directories – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: File Handling – Text Files – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: File Handling – Text Files – Text Chapter

Lecture 5: File Handling – JSON Files – Video Chapter

Lecture 6: File Handling – JSON Files – Text Chapter

Lecture 7: Error Handling – Video Chapter

Lecture 8: Error Handling – Text Chapter

Chapter 10: Day 10 – Date and Time

Lecture 1: Date and Time – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Date and Time – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Date Formatting – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Date Formatting – Text Chapter

Chapter 11: Day 11 – Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Introduction to OOP

Lecture 2: Class and Objects

Lecture 3: Initializer

Lecture 4: Methods

Lecture 5: OOP – Text Chapter

Chapter 12: Day 12 – Common Algorithms

Lecture 1: Bubble Sort – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Bubble Sort – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Linear Search – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Linear Search – Text Chapter

Lecture 5: Binary Search – Video Chapter

Lecture 6: Binary Search – Text Chapter

Chapter 13: Day 13 – Password Hashing

Lecture 1: Password Hashing – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Password Hashing – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Sample Password Hashing Program

Chapter 14: Day 14 – CRUD with SQLite Database Engine

Lecture 1: Create Database – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Create Database – Text Chapter

Lecture 3: Create Table – Video Chapter

Lecture 4: Create Table – Text Chapter

Lecture 5: Insert Rows into Table – Video Chapter

Lecture 6: Insert Rows into Table – Text Chapter

Lecture 7: Read Rows from Table – Video Chapter

Lecture 8: Read Rows from Table – Text Chapter

Lecture 9: Update and Delete Rows – Video Chapter

Chapter 15: Day 15 – Graphical User Interface

Lecture 1: Introduction to GUI with Tkinter

Lecture 2: Tkinter Widgets

Lecture 3: The Frame Widget

Lecture 4: Simple GUI Program

Chapter 16: Day 16 – Recursion

Lecture 1: Recursion – Video Chapter

Lecture 2: Recursion – Text Chapter

Instructors

Sunil Nair (MCT)
Educator | Microsoft Certified Trainer | BI Consultant

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3 stars: 4 votes

4 stars: 12 votes

5 stars: 21 votes

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