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Jul 08, 2025
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INT-2240 Introduction to Python
Credits: 3 In this course, students learn the concepts, principles, techniques, and tools needed for developing scripts and programs in Python. Students learn to build flowcharts to demonstrate programming logic. Students write basic Python code that incorporates decision structures and repetition structures. Students write functions, using multi-module, multi-library programs, to create reusable code in manageable chunks. Additionally, students process input/output data for a variety of data types and use files, libraries, dictionaries, sets, lists, and tuples to manage multiple data items. Students also write scripts to automate routine tasks or processes with Command Line Interface (CLI) and Application Programming Interface (API) tools. In addition, students apply object-oriented programming techniques and tools to a variety of projects, including real-life applications. This credit course may also be taken as a continuing education course TEC-655 Introduction to Python.
Prerequisite(s): INT-1111 or EGR-1140 .
Course Outcomes
- Describe the program execution process including compilation and interpretation.
- Use basic Python tools including control statements, loops, and logical operators.
- Create flowcharts to demonstrate the programming logic.
- Process input/output data, including text and other data types.
- Write functions using multi-module multi-library programs.
- Build real-life programs using object-oriented programming techniques and tools, including dictionaries, sets, lists, and tuples.
- Write scripts to automate interactions with Command Line Interface (CLI) and Application Programming Interface (API) tools.
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