Internship Training Programs-Python
Internship Training Programs-Python
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to students:
Learn from expert trainers with real-world experience in C++ / Python / Java.
Work on a short-term project that showcases their technical skills.
Get personalized guidance and feedback to help them excel.
Receive a completion certificate from OCAC, a reputed government organization.
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Introduction
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Introduction
The OCAC Training Centre offers Internship Training programs to B-Tech and MCA students
during the summer. These internship programs provide students with an opportunity to
learn a programming language through assignment-based learning systems. The training
program is designed to enhance students' practical skills and knowledge in their chosen
programming language.
Here are some key features of the Internship Training program:
1. Programming Language Learning: Students will undergo classroom learning sessions
where they will be taught the fundamentals and advanced concepts of a specific
programming language. The focus is on developing a strong understanding of the
language and its syntax.
The Internship Training program aims to provide students with a comprehensive learning
experience that combines theoretical knowledge with practical application. By completing
assignments and working on a small project, students gain valuable skills and experience in
their chosen programming language, preparing them for future career opportunities in the
field of software development.
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Course Curriculum for Internship Training in Python:
1. Brush-up Session on Core Python (10 hours):
Introduction to Python programming language
Variables, data types, and operators
Control flow statements: if-else, loops, and conditional statements
Functions and modules
File handling and I/O operations
Exception handling
Object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts: classes, objects, inheritance,
and polymorphism
Working with lists, tuples, dictionaries, and sets
String manipulation and regular expressions
Introduction to basic data structures and algorithms
Assignment:
I. Introduction to Python programming language: a. Write a Python program to display
the Fibonacci series up to a given number. b. Implement a program that calculates
the factorial of a number using recursion. c. Design a program that checks whether a
given string is a palindrome or not.
II. Variables, data types, and operators: a. Write a program that swaps the values of
two variables without using a temporary variable. b. Design a program that
calculates the area and perimeter of different shapes based on user input. c.
Implement a program that converts temperature between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
III. Control flow statements: if-else, loops, and conditional statements: a. Create a
program that prints all prime numbers in a given range using a loop and conditional
statements. b. Design a program that finds the sum of all even numbers in a list using
loop control statements. c. Implement a program that generates the Fibonacci series
using a while loop.
IV. Functions and modules: a. Write a Python function that checks whether a given
number is prime or not. b. Design a program that calculates the factorial of a number
using a user-defined function. c. Implement a program that finds the largest and
smallest elements in a list using built-in functions and modules.
V. File handling and I/O operations: a. Create a program that reads data from a text file,
performs some operations, and writes the result to another file. b. Design a program
that counts the frequency of words in a text file and displays the result. c. Implement
a program that reads a CSV file and performs data analysis or manipulation.
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VI. Exception handling: a. Write a program that handles exceptions when dividing two
numbers and displays an appropriate error message. b. Design a program that reads
data from a file, handles file-related exceptions, and displays error messages
accordingly. c. Implement a program that prompts the user for input until a valid
integer is entered, handling exceptions for incorrect input.
VII. Object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts: classes, objects, inheritance, and
polymorphism: a. Create a class that represents a student and implement methods
to calculate the average grade and display student information. b. Design a program
that demonstrates inheritance by creating subclasses for different types of vehicles.
c. Implement a program that showcases polymorphism by creating different shapes
and calculating their areas.
VIII. Working with lists, tuples, dictionaries, and sets: a. Write a program that removes
duplicates from a list using sets. b. Design a program that sorts a list of dictionaries
based on a specific key. c. Implement a program that performs various operations on
tuples like concatenation, slicing, and indexing.
IX. String manipulation and regular expressions: a. Create a program that checks
whether a given string is a palindrome using string manipulation techniques. b.
Design a program that replaces specific words in a text using regular expressions. c.
Implement a program that validates email addresses using regular expressions.
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Advanced Concepts:
Decorators and generators
Context managers and file handling best practices
Concurrency and parallelism: multithreading and multiprocessing
Regular expressions: advanced usage and pattern matching
Advanced data structures: stacks, queues, linked lists, and trees
Testing and debugging: unit testing frameworks and debugging
techniques
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viii. Concurrency and parallelism: multithreading and multiprocessing: a. Write a
program that demonstrates multithreading to perform concurrent tasks and
measure the speedup in execution time. b. Design a program that utilizes
multiprocessing to process multiple tasks in parallel and compare the performance
with sequential execution.
ix. Regular expressions: advanced usage and pattern matching: a. Create a program that
uses regular expressions to extract email addresses or phone numbers from a given
text. b. Implement a program that validates and filters URLs based on a specific
pattern using regular expressions.
x. Advanced data structures: a. Design a program that implements a stack data
structure and evaluates a postfix expression. b. Write a program that utilizes a binary
tree data structure to perform various operations like insertion, deletion, and
traversal.
3. Project Work using Python (20 hours): Students will work on a hands-on project to
apply their knowledge and skills acquired during the training. The project work will
involve developing a practical application or solving a real-world problem using
Python. The project will require students to demonstrate their understanding of core
and advanced Python concepts, as well as their ability to design and implement
Python-based solutions.
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Syllabus for Brush-up Session on Core Python
Detailed Syllabus for Brush-up Session on Core Python (10 hours):
1. Introduction to Python programming language
Overview of Python and its key features
Setting up Python environment and running Python scripts
Understanding Python's syntax and indentation rules
Exploring the Python interactive shell and Integrated Development
Environments (IDEs)
2. Variables, Data Types, and Operators
Declaring and using variables in Python
Data types: integers, floats, strings, booleans, and others
Type conversion and type checking
Arithmetic, comparison, logical, and assignment operators
Operator precedence and associativity
3. Control Flow Statements: if-else, loops, and conditional statements
Conditional statements: if, else, and elif
Comparison operators and logical operators in conditionals
Looping structures: for and while loops
Loop control statements: break, continue, and pass
Nested loops and loop optimization techniques
4. Functions and Modules
Defining and calling functions in Python
Function parameters and return values
Scope of variables: global and local variables
Built-in functions vs. user-defined functions
Modules and importing modules in Python
Exploring standard library modules and external libraries
5. File Handling and I/O Operations
Opening, reading, writing, and closing files in Python
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Different file modes: text files vs. binary files
File object methods for file manipulation
Handling exceptions and error checking during file operations
Working with file paths and directories
Standard input and output: reading from and writing to the console
6. Exception Handling
Understanding exceptions and error handling in Python
Exception handling using try-except blocks
Handling specific exceptions and multiple exceptions
Raising exceptions and creating custom exceptions
Using finally block and cleaning up resources
Exception propagation and traceback information
7. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
Introduction to OOP and its principles
Classes and objects: defining and using classes
Constructors and destructors in classes
Encapsulation: data hiding and access modifiers
Inheritance: creating derived classes and base classes
Polymorphism: method overriding and method overloading
8. Working with Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, and Sets
Lists: creating, indexing, slicing, and modifying lists
Tuples: creating, accessing, and manipulating tuples
Dictionaries: creating, accessing, and updating key-value pairs
Sets: creating, adding, removing, and performing set operations
List comprehensions and other techniques for data manipulation
9. String Manipulation and Regular Expressions
String operations: concatenation, indexing, slicing, and formatting
String methods for manipulation and transformation
Regular expressions: pattern matching and search operations
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Regular expression metacharacters and character classes
Using regular expressions for data validation and extraction
Working with string functions and string formatting
10. Introduction to Basic Data Structures and Algorithms
Arrays and their manipulation in Python
Searching and sorting algorithms: linear search, binary search, and various
sorting techniques
Introduction to stack, queue, linked list, and basic algorithms using these data
structures
Introduction to recursion and recursive algorithms
Understanding time and space complexity of algorithms
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Syllabus for Python Advanced
Detailed Syllabus for Python Advanced Concepts (40 hours):
1. Decorators and Generators
Understanding the concept of decorators and their role in Python
Creating and using decorators to modify the behavior of functions
Decorator chaining and applying multiple decorators
Exploring built-in decorators and creating custom decorators
Introduction to generators and their use in creating iterators
Implementing generator functions and using generator expressions
2. Context Managers and File Handling Best Practices
Working with context managers and the with statement in Python
Creating context managers using the contextlib module
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Using regular expressions for advanced text manipulation and data extraction
Regular expression performance optimization techniques
Exploring the re module and its functions for pattern matching in Python
5. Advanced Data Structures: Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists, and Trees
Implementing and using stacks, queues, linked lists, and trees in Python
Understanding the characteristics, operations, and applications of these data
structures
Implementing common algorithms on these data structures, such as traversal
and search
Analyzing time and space complexity of operations on advanced data
structures
Exploring advanced data structure concepts, such as balanced trees and
graph algorithms
6. Testing and Debugging: Unit Testing Frameworks and Debugging Techniques
Introduction to software testing and the importance of unit testing
Exploring unit testing frameworks in Python, such as unittest and pytest
Writing test cases, test suites, and test fixtures
Test-driven development (TDD) approach and its benefits
Debugging techniques using breakpoints, logging, and exception handling
Profiling and performance optimization techniques
7. Introduction to Data Science Concepts: Data Preprocessing, Feature Extraction, and
Model Evaluation
Overview of data science and its applications
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Projects Using Python
Here's a table that provides details of the use-cases and technologies/tools required
for each project, implemented using Python:
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Data Analysis: Analyze the Python libraries for data
retrieved data to identify analysis
trends, popular topics,
user sentiment, and
engagement metrics
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User Authentication: Flask, HTML/CSS
Implement user
registration, login, and
profile management
functionalities
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Stock Market Data Retrieval: Retrieve Financial APIs, Python
Analysis Tool stock market data from requests
APIs and fetch
information such as stock
prices, historical data, and
financial indicators
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provide alerts for budget
thresholds
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Online Auction Auction Management: Django, SQLite
System Organize and manage
online auctions, including
creating auction listings,
setting bid durations, and
managing bids
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employers to post jobs,
review applications, and
communicate with
applicants
Note: The table includes an expanded list of projects, detailed module-wise use-
cases, and the corresponding technologies/tools/APIs required for each project.
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Software Project Development Process
To successfully complete the above projects within the given time frame and learn about
software project development, students can follow a step-by-step process based on the
Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), incorporating various design concepts. Here's an
extended version of the process:
1. Project Understanding and Planning:
Thoroughly understand the project requirements and objectives.
Identify the stakeholders and their needs.
Define project scope, constraints, and deliverables.
Create a project plan with specific milestones and deadlines.
2. Requirement Gathering and Analysis:
Conduct detailed requirement gathering sessions with stakeholders.
Document user stories, use cases, and functional requirements.
Use techniques like interviews, surveys, and brainstorming to gather
requirements.
Analyze the gathered requirements and create a requirement specification
document.
3. Design Phase:
Use the gathered requirements to design the system architecture.
Design the database schema using Entity-Relationship (ER) diagrams.
Create Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs) to illustrate data movement and processing
within the system.
Design user interfaces using wireframes and mock-ups.
Apply user interface design principles to ensure usability and accessibility.
4. Development Iterations:
Break down the project into smaller tasks or user stories.
Prioritize and tackle the tasks based on their importance and dependencies.
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Conduct various types of testing, such as unit testing, integration testing, and
system testing.
Write test cases to verify the functionality and identify any defects.
Perform regression testing to ensure that new changes do not impact existing
features.
Debug and fix any issues or bugs that arise during testing.
6. Integration and Deployment:
Integrate the different components or modules to ensure they work together
seamlessly.
Deploy the application to a development or testing environment.
Perform system-level testing and user acceptance testing.
Prepare the application for production deployment.
7. Documentation:
Document the project, including its architecture, design, and usage
instructions.
Create user manuals, technical documentation, and system documentation.
Document any APIs, libraries, or tools used in the project.
Include installation and configuration instructions for the application.
8. Presentation and Demonstration:
Prepare a presentation or demo to showcase the completed project.
Explain the project's features, functionality, and implementation details.
Use diagrams, such as ER diagrams and DFDs, to illustrate the system design
and data flow.
Discuss the user interface design choices and how they enhance user
experience.
9. Reflection and Learning:
Reflect on the project development process and identify areas for
improvement.
Evaluate the challenges faced, lessons learned, and skills acquired.
Consider feedback from stakeholders and users for future enhancements.
Document your learnings and make note of any future improvements to the
project.
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By following this comprehensive process, incorporating the SDLC stages and design concepts
like use case design, ER diagrams, data flow diagrams, and user interface design, students can
effectively complete the projects within the given time frame while gaining valuable
experience in software project development.
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