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Python Programming
Learn Python through variables, control flow, data structures, functions, files, OOP basics, and practical applications.
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EligibilityClass 12
LevelClass 12 Syllabus
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About This Course
Python Programming follows the brochure syllabus for Class 12 and is structured around practical logic building. Learners begin by understanding programming, why Python is used, Python and IDE installation, a first program, variables, and data types. Operators, input, output, type casting, and simple programs establish the base for writing working code. Control-flow lessons cover conditions, loops, break, continue, and logical programs. Students then work with Python’s core data structures: lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries through practical examples. Functions and modules introduce reusable code, parameters, return values, and imports. String operations and file reading and writing lead into a student-record project. Object-oriented basics cover classes, objects, the __init__ method, and simple inheritance. The final mini-project group includes a Student Management System, Quiz App, To-do List, and Billing System. The brochure defines a 70% practical and 30% theory approach, with daily coding practice, weekly tests, logic building, and real-life examples. The stated outcome is confident use of programs, control flow, data structures, and small projects.
What You’ll Learn
Install Python and an IDE and write a first program
Use variables and Python data types
Apply arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators
Accept input, cast types, and produce output
Write conditions and loops with break and continue
Use lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries
Create user-defined functions with parameters and return values
Import and use modules
Perform string operations and file read/write tasks
Build classes and objects with __init__ and simple inheritance
Complete the listed Python mini projects
Module 1: Introduction to Programming
- What is programming
- Why Python
- Installing Python & IDE
- First program
- Variables and Data Types
Module 2: Operators & Input/Output
- Arithmetic, Comparison, Logical operators
- input() function
- Type casting
- Simple programs
Module 3: Control Flow
- if
- if-else
- elif
- for loop
- while loop
- break
- continue
- Logical programs
Module 4: Data Structures
- Lists
- Tuples
- Sets
- Dictionaries
- Practical examples
Module 5: Functions & Modules
- User-defined functions
- Parameters & return
- Importing modules
Module 6: Strings & File Handling
- String operations
- File read/write
- Student record project
Module 7: OOP Basics
- Classes and Objects
- __init__ method
- Simple inheritance
Module 8: Mini Projects
- Student Management System
- Quiz App
- To-do List
- Billing System
Teaching Guidelines
- 70% practical, 30% theory
- Daily coding practice
- Weekly tests
- Focus on logic building
- Real-life examples
Course Outcome
- Students will be able to write programs, use loops and conditions, handle data structures, create small projects and develop logical thinking.
Install Python and an IDE and write a first program
Use variables and Python data types
Apply arithmetic, comparison, and logical operators
Accept input, cast types, and produce output
Write conditions and loops with break and continue
Use lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries
Create user-defined functions with parameters and return values
Import and use modules
Perform string operations and file read/write tasks
Build classes and objects with __init__ and simple inheritance
Complete the listed Python mini projects
The brochure presents this as a syllabus for Class 12.
The brochure does not publish a duration for Python Programming. Confirm the current schedule with the institute.
The brochure does not state certificate terms for this syllabus. Confirm current certification details with the institute.
Yes. The brochure specifies 70% practical and 30% theory, daily coding practice, weekly tests, logic building, and real-life examples.
Python and an IDE are included, but the brochure does not name a specific IDE.
Yes. The listed projects are a Student Management System, Quiz App, To-do List, Billing System, and a student-record file project.
The brochure does not specify whether this course is delivered offline, online, or in a blended format. Confirm the current mode and batch schedule with the institute.
The brochure does not publish course fees or guarantee placement. Please confirm the current fee, support options, and admission terms directly with Quantum Skill Institute.