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Course

Python Programming II

Name

CSC-3110EG2

Available Classes

Not currently offered.

Description Course Outline Requirements Intended Audience More Details

Intended Audience

Individuals with little to no programming experience who are interested in learning Python for new employment opportunities or those who desire to upskill for employment-readiness.

Description

This course is intended as part two of a two-part course for individuals desiring employment-readiness and has completed Python Programming I. Topics covered will build on Python Programming I with an emphasis on version control, coding, testing, analysis, documentation, and web development. Upon course completion, students should have the ability to expand on the knowledge and skills gained in Python Programming I to write and test code, compose documentation, and develop simple websites. Students will have completed part two of a two-part preparation for the Microsoft MTA 98-381: Introduction to Programming Using Python exam.

Course Objectives

Compose and set up test plans
Resolve computer software problems
Modify software programs to improve performance
Compose documentation
Design web applications and web sites

Outline of Instruction

Version Control
Testing, Debugging, and Profiling
Test Tools
Writing Testable Documentation
Web Development with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
Integrating Django
Understanding Database Management
Build a Web Application
Deploy Applications
Prepare for the 98-381: Introduction to Programming Using Python exam

Contact Hours

CEU's

Industry Standard, State, or National Certification

Yes

Certification

Exam 98-381: Introduction to Programming Using Python

Website URL

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/exam-98-381.aspx

Certification Learning Outcomes/Requirements

Perform Operations Using Data Types and Operators
Control Flow with Decisions and Loops
Perform Input and Output Operations
Document and Structure Code
Perform Troubleshooting and Error Handling
Perform Operations Using Modules and Tools

CE to CU Articulation

Prerequisites

Prior to class enrollment, students should have completed Python Programming I

Text and Supplies Needed

Clinical Site/Special Facilities

Requirements for Successful Completion of this Course

Attendance 90% or above
Participation
Demonstrate an understanding of at least 80% of course material taught.

Accreditation/Special Approval Requirements

Intended Audience

Individuals with little to no programming experience who are interested in learning Python for new employment opportunities or those who desire to upskill for employment-readiness.

Specific Industry or Business Support Needs

Computer Programmer, Python Developer, Software Developer, Software Engineer, Computer Systems Analyst, Web Developer, DevOps Engineer

Wake County Need for Industry Positions

The NC Tech Association cites Python as a top hard skill or certification. Also, Emsi data has reported 2,336 unique job opportunities in Wake County for individuals with Python skills.

Industry or Job Titles Related to training Outcomes for Employment

Data Engineer
System Software Engineer-Python
Entry Level Software Engineer
Junior Software Engineer
Python Software Engineer
Database Development Support
Big Data Tester
DevOps Engineer
Software Engineer
Software Developer
Python Developer

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Course Contact Information

Jennifer Simmons-Bage

jsimmons6@waketech.edu

919-532-5915