Scheduled Week Module Title Day Learning Units

Introduction to Python – History, creators,

significance. – Exploring Python’s popularity and
its applications in web development. –
Understanding different versions of Python and
minor differences. – Basic concepts: Variables,
Day 1 data types, and basic operations.

Installing Python 3.7+ version. – Setting up

Anaconda distribution for Python. – Installing
packages using PIP (Module Installations). – Basic
concepts: Control structures (if, else, elif), loops
Day 2 (for, while).

Setting up Virtual Environments for Python

projects. – Overview of Python IDEs and Text
Editors (Jupyter Notebooks, Pycharm Community
Edition, Spider). – Basic concepts: Functions,
Basic Day 3 modules, and libraries.
Programming
Week 1/12
Concepts
Introduction to Python Standard Library. –
Exploring commonly used modules in Python
Day 4
Standard Library (e.g., os, sys, math). – Basic
concepts: Exception handling, file handling.
 Review of the week’s concepts and practical
exercises. – Basic concepts: Object-oriented
programming (classes, objects, inheritance). –
Developing a simple Python project incorporating
concepts learned during the week. – Weekly Task:
Develop a small command-line application using

Python that incorporates concepts covered

Day 5 during the week.

Basic Syntax (No Semicolon, indentation, No

parenthesis). – Pep8. – Keywords. – Variables &
Day 1 Literals.

Starting out with Expressions. – Basic Types. –

Day 2 Working with variables.
Introduction to
Advanced Python
Programming Arithmetic Operators: Unary, Binary, +, -, x, /, //,
Week 2/12
%, **. – Percentage example. – Ratio example. –
Day 3 More Examples of simple calculations.

Operators precedence. – Variables type

Day 4 conversion/casting.

Day 5 Introduction to Data Structures: List, Dictionary,

 Tuple, Sets.

Syntax Errors – Runtime Errors – Semantic Errors

Day 1 – How to locate and resolve errors Interactions:

Day 2 Output/Print (Constants, variables) – Input

Day 3 Input – Output – Concat

Introduction to
Debugging & User Practical exercises on identifying and resolving
Interactions & syntax, runtime, and semantic errors in Python
Week 3/12 Strings Day 4 code.

Practical exercises on using output/print statements

to display constants and variables, and accepting
input from users. Introduction to string manipulation
Day 5 and concatenation.

Introduction to Functions: – Syntax – Calling methods

Day 1 – Arguments – Return – How they work.

Types Mutation Methods: – Upper – Isupper – Lower –

 Islower – Count – Strip – Replace – Join – Split –
Day 2 Substring – Index – Negative index

Practical exercises on defining and calling functions

Day 3 in Python.

Practical exercises on using formatting methods such

as upper, lower, count, strip, replace, join, split,
Day 4 substring, index, and negative index.

Consolidation of the week’s concepts through

Day 5 practical exercises and review.

List Methods: – Append – Pop – Prepend – Sort –

Day 1 Count – Index (+ve and -ve) – Insert – Remove

Day 2 List comprehension

Practical exercises on using list methods such as

append, pop, sort, count, index, insert, remove, and
Day 3 list comprehension.
List/Dictionary Data
type & Methods
Day 4 Dictionary Methods: – Keys – Values – Items – Get
 – Merging – Pop – Clear – Copy

Practical exercises on using dictionary methods such

as keys, values, items, get, merging, pop, clear,
copy, and dictionary comprehension.

Consolidation of the week’s concepts through

Day 5 practical exercises and review.

uple: – Definition – Builtin Methods Sets: – Definition –

Day 1 Builtin Methods – Frozen Sets – Mutation

Conditions: – Simple – Multiple – Nesting – Logical

Day 2 Operators (>, <, ==, <, is, >=, <=)

Loops: – While – For – For in – Nesting – Range –

Day 3 Break – Continue – Over List – Over String

Tuple, Sets, Flow

Nesting of loops & conditions Exception handling:
Control & Function
Week 6/12
Day 4 – Try – Except

Syntax: – Define – Calling Benefits: – Reuse – Code

separation Arguments: – Default Arguments
 – Optional Arguments – Pass by Value & Reference
Recursive Functions Lambda Functions Variable
Day 5 Scope (Global, local)

● Guidelines to the Trainees for selection of students

employable project like final year project

(FYP)

● Assign Independent project to each Trainee

● A project based on trainee’s aptitude and acquired

skills.

● Designed by keeping in view the emerging trends

in the local market as well as across the

globe.

● The project idea may be based on Entrepreneur.

● Leading to the successful employment.

● The duration of the project will be 6 weeks

● Ideas may be generated via different sites such as:

https://1000projects.org/ https://nevonprojects.com/

https://www.freestudentprojects.com

/ https://technofizi.net/best-computer- science-and-
 engineering-cse-project- topics-ideas-for- students/

• Final viva/assessment will be conducted on project

assignments.

• At the end of session the project will be presented

in skills competition

• The skill competition will be conducted on zonal,

regional and National level.

Day 1 • The project will be presented in front of

Industrialists for commercialization
Mini Project,
Employable • The best business idea will be placed in NAVTTC
Project/Assignm ent business incubation center for

(5 weeks i.e. 7- commercialization.

12) in addition of
Week 7/12
regular classes. OR

On job training for 2 weeks:

• Aims to provide 2 weeks industrial training to the

Trainees as part of overall training program

• Ideal for the manufacturing trades

• As an alternate to the projects that involve

expensive equipment

• Focuses on increasing Trainee’s motivation,

 productivity, efficiency and

quick learning approach.

Introduction to Project Examples: – Overview of Paper

Scissors Rock Game.

All Temperature Calculator: – Design and

Day 2 implementation.

Day 3 Unit Conversion System: – Design and implementation

Number Guessing Game: – Design and

Day 4 implementation.

Marks Grade/Average Calculations: – Design and

Day 5 implementation.

Introduction to Packages: – Examples (math, csv, os,

Day 1 sys).

Day 2 Modules: – init .py file – Import: Start of file and in

 functions/blocks – Circular import.

Classes and Objects: – Class – Object – Static

Day 3 Accessors – Private (‘_’) – Public Self Properties.

Day 4 Methods: – Constructor ( init ()).

Practical exercises on working with packages,

Day 5 modules, classes, and objects in Python.

Introduction to Inheritance: – Why inheritance? –

Benefits of inheritance. – Single and multiple

Day 1 inheritance.

Day 2 Overriding: – Method overriding.

Week 9/12 Advance OOP Polymorphism: – Method overriding for

Day 3 polymorphism.

Composition: – Understanding composition in object-

Day 4 oriented programming.

Operator Overloading: – Introduction to operator

 Day 5 overloading.

File Handling: – Open – Modes (w, w+, wb, r) – With

Day 1 Keyword

File Types: – TXT – CSV: – Reader – Dict reader –

Day 2 Writer – Writerow – Writerows – JSON – XML

Practical exercises on file handling operations such

as opening, reading, writing, and closing files in
Day 3 various formats (TXT, CSV, JSON, XML)

Array: – Array of array – Array of dicts – Array of

tuples – Dictionary: – Array as values – Tuple as
Day 4 values – Dictionary as values

Practical exercises on working with nested data

Week 10/12 I/O Operations Day 5 structures such as arrays and dictionaries in Python.

Desktop Applications: – Introduction to QT –

Day 1 Introduction to PyGUI – Introduction to Tkinter

Day 2 Web Applications: – Introduction to Flask –

 Introduction to Django

Introduction to Machine Learning, Artificial

Intelligence, and Data Science: – Overview of
PyTorch – Overview of Pandas – Overview of NumPy
Day 3 – Overview of SciPy – Overview of TensorFlow

Practical exercises on developing desktop

Day 4 applications using QT, PyGUI, and Tkinter.

Day 5 Practical exercises on developing web applications

using Flask and Django.

• Job Market Searching

• Self-employment

• Freelancing sites

• Introduction

• Fundamentals of Business Development

• Entrepreneurship

• Startup Funding

Final Project • Business Incubation and Acceleration

Progress &
Week 12/12 • Business Value Statement
Evaluation • Business Model Canvas

• Sales and Marketing Strategies

• How to Reach Customers and Engage CxOs

• Stakeholders Power Grid

• RACI Model, SWOT Analysis, PEST Analysis

• SMART Objectives

• OKRs

• Cost Management (OPEX, CAPEX, ROCE etc.)

• Final Assessment