Introduction to Python
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Introduction to Python is a beginner-friendly course designed for learners who want to start programming with no prior coding experience. The course focuses on building computational thinking and problem-solving skills, using Python as a practical tool for turning ideas into working programs.
Learners begin by understanding how complex problems can be broken down into clear, logical steps and expressed as algorithms. From there, the course gradually introduces essential programming concepts including variables, data types, conditionals, loops, and functions. Each concept is explained through practical examples and hands-on exercises that emphasize understanding how programs work.
As learners progress, they work with richer data structures such as lists, dictionaries, and files, and learn how to write structured and reusable code. The course also introduces recursion as a powerful way of solving problems by breaking them into smaller parts. In the final modules, learners explore data manipulation and visualization using Python libraries such as NumPy and matplotlib.
By the end of the course, learners will be able to design, write, and debug Python programs independently, building a strong foundation for further learning in programming, data science, and related fields.
This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn programming from the ground up and develop strong problem-solving skills using Python. It is a good fit if you are:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
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Introduction to Python
Dr. Malik Jahan Khan holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Syed Babar Ali…

Introduction to Python
Dr. Malik Jahan Khan holds a PhD in Computer Science from the Syed Babar Ali…


Dr. Maryam Abdul Ghafoor is an Assistant Professor at the Lahore University of Management Sciences…

Dr. Maryam Abdul Ghafoor is an Assistant Professor at the Lahore University of Management Sciences…
In this module, learners are introduced to the foundations of programming and computational thinking. They explore how complex problems can be broken down into smaller logical steps and expressed as algorithms. The module also introduces learners to the Python programming environment and basic programming constructs such as variables, data types, and simple input/output operations. By the end of the module, learners will understand how Python programs are structured and how data can be represented and manipulated in code.
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This module focuses on decision-making in programming. Learners explore how programs can evaluate conditions and execute different instructions depending on the result. Through conditional statements and Boolean logic, learners learn how to control the flow of a program and design solutions that respond to different inputs or situations.
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In this module, learners explore how functions allow programmers to break large problems into smaller, reusable components. They learn how to define functions, pass inputs as parameters, and return results. This module emphasizes writing modular, organized programs that are easier to maintain and reuse.
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This module introduces loops, which allow programmers to automate repetitive tasks efficiently. Learners explore while loops and for loops, understand how iteration works, and practice writing programs that process repeated operations. The module also covers nested loops and debugging common looping errors.
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This module focuses on handling textual data and working with files in Python. Learners explore how to manipulate strings, process text data, and read from or write to files. These skills allow programs to store information, process real-world data, and interact with external resources.
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In this module, learners begin working with collections of data using lists. They explore how lists store multiple values, how to modify them, and how to process list data using loops. The module also introduces important programming concepts such as mutable vs immutable data and basic searching and sorting techniques.
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This module introduces two-dimensional data structures that represent tables or grids of information. Learners explore how nested lists can represent structured data and how nested loops can be used to process rows and columns of information.
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This module introduces recursion as a powerful programming concept where functions call themselves to solve problems. Learners explore how recursive solutions work, how to design recursive functions, and how to debug common recursion-related errors.
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This module introduces dictionaries, a powerful data structure for storing and organizing information using key-value pairs. Learners explore how dictionaries differ from other data structures and how they can be used to solve real-world programming problems efficiently.
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In the final technical module, learners explore how Python can be used for basic data analysis and visualization. They learn how to manipulate numerical data using NumPy and create visualizations using matplotlib, allowing them to analyze and communicate insights from data.
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Upon completion of the course, you receive a signed certificate from the institute. You can share this certificate in the certifications section of your LinkedIn profile, on printed resumes, CVs, or other documents.

This course is designed for learners who want to develop practical, job-ready skills in programming with Python. It is ideal for aspiring software developers, data enthusiasts, early-career professionals, and students looking to build a strong foundation in coding and problem-solving using Python.
Whether you are new to programming or looking to strengthen your Python skills, this course provides a structured pathway—from basic programming concepts to hands-on projects and real-world applications. It is also well suited for professionals preparing for coding assessments, automation tasks, or anyone seeking to leverage Python for data handling, scripting, or application development.
No formal prerequisites are required. Learners should be comfortable using a computer and navigating basic software tools. Prior exposure to programming or coding concepts can be helpful, but all core Python concepts—including variables, control structures, functions, and data structures—are introduced step by step within the course.
Yes, this course is entirely online. It includes both self-paced and live-online sessions.
A cohort course combines elements of both asynchronous learning (through pre-recorded videos and materials that you can access at your own pace) and synchronous learning (live classes and interactive sessions scheduled at specific times).
The live classes provide an opportunity for real-time interaction with the instructor and peers, discussion of course material, clarification of doubts, and engaging in interactive learning activities.
Participants will find all necessary reading materials and assignments on the LUMSx Learning Management System (LMS). Access to the LMS will be granted upon completion of the enrollment process for the workshop. It is important to note that course materials will be made accessible in the week leading up to the commencement of the workshop, ensuring participants have ample time to familiarize themselves with the content before the official start.
While discussion and collaboration with peers is encouraged to foster a learning community, sharing or copying code/solutions is strictly prohibited. Any collaboration should be limited to discussing concepts and should not involve sharing actual code or solutions.
You have to score at least 70% to pass this course.
Yes, you will get a certificate at the end of this course.
No, you must watch all the videos and attempt all the assessments to get a course certificate.
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