Programming with Python-Level I Course

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Duration
06:5:13 hours

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Language
Arabic

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Skill Level
( General - Specialized )

Duration
06:5:13 hours

Access Time
depends on the subscription period

Language
Arabic

Resources
(3)

Skill Level
( General - Specialized )

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AI Lecturer & IT Consultant

Hold PhD. degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering, from the Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams University.
Have more than 38 years of IT professional experience in Egypt, Oman, Kuwait, and UAE. In addition to more than 10 years of academic and professional teaching in Egypt and KSA.
In academic and professional teaching, I am specialized in the following
- Artificial Intelligence:
  - Python programming
  - Machine Learning
    - Regression
    - Classification
    - Clustering
  - Deep Learning
    - Neural Networks
    - Convolutional Neural Networks
    - Recurrent Neural networks
  - Database
    - MS SQL
    - ORACLE SQL
    - ORACLE PL/SQL
    - ORACLE SQL Data Modeling

Objectives of Programming with Python-Level I Course

Understanding how Python code is written, including indentation, keywords, and how to write simple programs.

Learning how to get information from the user (using functions like input()) and display output using print() statements.

Introducing lists, tuples, and dictionaries as ways to organize data within programs.

Defining functions, passing arguments, and understanding their role in code organization and reusability.

Learning how to read from and write to text files, which is essential for data persistence.

This teaches how to handle errors and unexpected situations gracefully within your code.

Core Programming Concepts:

Syntax and Structure:

Input and Output:

Data Structures:

Building Blocks of Programming:

Exception Handling

Students: Individuals enrolled in academic programs (e.g., computer science, engineering) where Python is a fundamental course.
Career Changers: Professionals looking to transition into a career in technology or data-related fields.
Hobbyists: Individuals interested in learning to code for personal projects or to automate tasks.