(*)- Applying Basic Programming Principles in Python (k3)
Students can use variables, console input/output, and control flow structures like conditions and loops to write functional Python scripts.
- Utilizing Python Data Structures and Functions (k4)
Students are able to effectively implement and manipulate data structures (lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries) and use functions, modules, exceptions, and classes to structure Python programs.
- Handling Files and Operating System Interactions (k3)
Students can perform file operations such as reading, writing, and managing file systems, and interact with the operating system using modules like os, sys, and subprocess.
- Using Libraries for Data Processing and Visualization (k4)
Students can utilize key Python libraries, including numpy for numerical operations and matplotlib for data visualization, to process and present data effectively.
- Writing Reusable and Well-Documented Code (k4)
Students are capable of writing clean, modular, and reusable code with proper documentation and comments, enhancing readability and maintainability.
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(*)Students possess a foundational understanding of Python programming concepts, covering variables, control structures, data handling, functions, and classes. They are also familiar with important Python modules like os, sys, argparse, numpy, and matplotlib, which are essential for file operations, argument parsing, data manipulation, and visualization in Python applications.
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