Python/Django Online Live Class by Experts
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Python/Django - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
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Introduction to Python
- History
- Features
- Installation
- Operators
- Variables
Introduction to Datatypes
- Python numbers
- Python strings
- Python lists
- Python tuples
- Python dictionary
Programming Concepts
- If statements
- If else
- Else if statements
- While loop
- For loop
Functions and Modules
- Defining a function
- Calling a function
- Function arguments
- Importing modules
- Built in modules
Object Oriented Programming
- Class and objects
- Super and sub class
- Constructor
- Inheritance
Files and Exception Handling
- Opening and closing a file
- Reading and writing on a file
- File methods
- Exception handling
- Raising an exception
GUI Development using Tkinter
- Introduction to Tkinter
- Tkinter programming
- Tkinter widgets
- Standard attributes
- Geometry management
Basic Widgets and Advanced Widgets
- Using radio buttons
- Using check box
- Spin box
- Scroll bar and slider
- List widget
- Display system clock time
- Working with calendar
- Combo box
- Displaying table
- Displaying graphics
OS Module and Network Programming
- Environment
- Directory Commands
- Miscellaneous OS Calls and Walking through Directories
- Network programming and Introduction
SQL and SQL Constrains
- Introduction
- DDL commands
- DML commands
- SQL statements ,operators, clauses
- Aggregate functions
Database Handling with SQL Lite
- Database maintenance through console based programs
- Database maintenance through GUI based program
MongoDb with Python
- MongoDb installation
- MongoDb Compass
- MongoDb Data Modeling
- MongoDb Connectivity
- MongoDb CRUD operations
Firebase Realtime Database
- Fire base Installation
- Environment setup
- Introduction to JSON
- CRUD operations
Introduction to Web designing
- HTML
- CSS
Introduction to Client Side Scripting
- Java script
- jQuery
- Bootstrap
Basic Study of Django Framework
- What is Django?
- Where did it come from?
- What does Django code look like?
- Installing Django
Django Templates and Form Details
- What is Django?
- Where did it come from?
- What does Django code look like?
- Installing Django
Django Admin Customization
- Where did it come from?
- Registering models
- Creating a super user
- Logging in and using the site
- Advanced configuration
Rest APIs and User Authentication
- Project setup
- Views
- URL’s
- Settings
- Testing our API
- Enabling authentication
- Creating users and groups
- Setting up your authentication views
- Permissions
Deploying Django Framewok
- Production environment
- Choosing a hosting provider
- Getting your website ready to publish
- Installing local library
Python FLASK Framewok
- Introduction
- What Is Flask
- Why Use Flask?
- Installing Flask
- Setting Up Our Development Environment
- Locally Using our Operating System
Introduction to Virtual ENV and PIP
- Locally Using Docker
- Using a Cloud-Based IDE
- The Code Editor
- Installing Flask
- Our Initial App
- Debugging
- Routing
- Using url_for
- The GET method
- The POST method
Advanced Python Concepts
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
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- Duration: 60 Hours (Vary as per your skill)
- Course Fees
- Individual Live Classes (1:1)
- Batch Classes @ Low Fees
- Training on Your Time, Any Where
- Access to Recorded Videos
- Practical Internship on Projects
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- Training/Internship Certificate
Course Highlights
Django is a free and open-source web framework based on Python that encourages rapid development and programmatic design. Python is a simple language to learn. Whether you're a first-time programmer or have experience with other languages, Python is frequently simple to choose.
Many well-known web applications, such as apps with numerous user roles, secure e-commerce and enterprise applications, and constructing low-cost MVPs, can be built with Django.
If you're serious about learning Python, we recommend that you give it a shot because it's one of the most user-friendly programming languages available. Many third-party libraries support Python, so you can use it in your project or as part of a collection of modules. Python has the potential to be a great object-oriented programming language at a high level. If you get lost, you'll be participating in discovering solutions, so there should be clear documentation and a welcoming community. Python applications are straightforward to read and write thanks to the language's basic syntax, and it's a widely used language in the software industry. It's a programming language that allows you to interact with your code. 
