Course curriculum

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    Let's Get Started Here!

    • Student Guide Book

    • Schedule /Curriculum Time Table

    • Jupyter NoteBook Installation Guide

    • Books for reference

    • Links
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    Zoom Live Sessions

    • ML _ 1st Live session _ 16/11/2020 _ 6:00 Pm

    • ML_ 2nd live session_18/11/2020_6:00 pm

    • Ml_3rd _ Live Session_20/11/2020_ 6.00 pm

    • ML_ 4th Live Session_23/11/2020_6.00 pm

    • ML_5th_ Live Session_25/11/2020_6.00 pm

    • Ml_6th_ Live Session _30/11/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_ 7th _ Live Session_ 2/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_8th_Live Session_14/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_9th Live Session_16/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_10th Live Session_18/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_11th Live Session_21/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_12th Live Session_23/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_13th Live Session _ Dec 25, 2020 06:00 PM

    • ML_ 14th Live Session_26/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_15th Live Session_Dec 27, 2020 03:00 PM

    • ML_16th Live Session_28/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_17th Live Session_30/12/2020_6:00 pm

    • ML_18th Live Session _ Jan 2, 2021, 06:00 PM

    • ML- 19th Live Session _ Jan 3, 2021 05:00 PM

    • ML_ 20th Live Session_ Jan 4, 2021 06:00 PM
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    Recorded Live Sessions

    • 16-11-2020_EDITED_ML,AI,DS,With Python Session

    • 18-11-2020_ EDITED_ML ,AI, DS, With Python Session 2

    • 20-11-2020_EDITED_ML,AI,DS_Session 3

    • 23-11-2020_EDITED_ML,AI,DS_Session 4

    • 25-11-2020_Edited_ML,AI,DS_Session 5

    • 30-11-2020_Edited_ML/AI/DS_ Session 6

    • 02/12/2020_Edited_ ML/AI/DS _ Session 7

    • 14/12/2020_ ML/AI/DS _ Session 8

    • 16/12/2020_ML/AI/DS_ Session 9

    • 18/12/2020_ML/AI/DS_Session 10

    • 21/12/2020_ML/AI/DS_ Session 11

    • 23/12/2020_ML/AI/DS_ Session 12

    • 25/12/2020_ML/AI/DS_Session 13

    • 26/12/2020_ML/AI/DS _ Session 14

    • 27-12-2020_ML/DS/AI_Session 15

    • 28-12- 2020_ ML/DS/AI_ Session 16

    • 30-12-2020_ML/DS/AI_Session 17

    • 2-12-2021_ML/AI/DS _ Session 18

    • 03-01-2021_ML/DS/AI_Session 19

    • 04-01-2021_ML/DS/AI_ Session 20
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    Assignments

    • Assignment-1

    • Assignment- 2
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    Projects

    • Mini Project

    • Major Project
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    Project/Microsoft Orientation - 20/01/21

    • Project/Microsoft Orientation - 20/01/21
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    MTA _ Module 1: Installing and Starting Python

    • 1.1: Overview

    • 1.2: Installing Python

    • 1.3: Interactive Python

    • 1.4: Significant Whitespace

    • 1.5: Python Culture

    • 1.6: The Python Standard Library

    • 1.7: Summary

    • Installing and Starting Python Slides
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    Module 2: Scalar Types, Operators and Control Flows

    • 2.1: Overview

    • 2.2: Relational Operators

    • 2.3: Control Flow

    • 2.4: While Loops

    • 2.5: Summary

    • Scalar Type Operators and Control Flow Slides
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    Module 3: Introducing Strings, Collections and Iterations

    • 3.1: Overview

    • 3.2: String

    • 3.3: String Literals

    • 3.4: Bytes

    • 3.5: List

    • 3.6: Dictionary

    • 3.7: For Loop

    • 3.8: Putting It All Together

    • 3.9: Summary

    • Introducing Strings, Collections and Iterations Slide
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    Module 4: Modularity

    • 4.1: Overview

    • 4.2: Modules

    • 4.3: Functions

    • 4.4: Name

    • 4.5: The Execution Model

    • 4.6: Command Line Arguments

    • 4.7: Docstrings

    • 4.8: Comments

    • 4.9: Shebang

    • 4.10: Summary

    • Modularity Slides
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    Module 5: Objects and Types

    • 5.1: Overview

    • 5.2: Passing Arguments and Returning Values

    • 5.3: Function Arguments

    • 5.4: Python's Type System

    • 5.5: Scopes

    • 5.6: Everything is an Object

    • 5.7: Summary

    • Objects and Types
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    Module 6: Built-in Collections

    • 6.1: Overview

    • 6.2: Tuples

    • 6.3: Strings

    • 6.4: Ranges

    • 6.5: Lists

    • 6.6: Dictionaries

    • 6.7: Sets

    • 6.8: Protocols

    • 6.9: Summary

    • Built-in Collections Slides

    • Codes for Built-in Collections

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    Module 7: Exceptions

    • 7.1: Overview

    • 7.2: Exceptions and Control Flow

    • 7.3: Handling Exceptions

    • 7.4: Exceptions and Programmer Errors

    • 7.5: Re-raising Exceptions

    • 7.6: Exceptions and Part of the API

    • 7.7: Exceptions and Protocols

    • 7.8: Avoid Explicit Type Checks

    • 7.9: It's Easier to Ask Forgiveness Than Permission

    • 7.10: Cleanup Actions

    • 7.11: Platform Specific Code

    • 7.12: Summary

    • Exceptions Slide
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    Module 8: Iterations and Iterables

    • 8.1 Overview

    • 8.2: List and Set Comprehensions

    • 8.3: Dictionary Comprehensions

    • 8.4: Filtering Comprehensions

    • 8.5: Iteration Protocols

    • 8.6: Generator Functions

    • 8.7: Maintaining State in Generators

    • 8.8: Laziness and the Infinite

    • 8.9: Generator Expressions

    • 8.10: Iteration Tools

    • 8.11: Summary

    • Iteration and Iterables Slides
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    Module 9: Classes

    • 9.1: Overview

    • 9.2: Classes

    • 9.3: Defining Classes

    • 9.4: Instance Methods

    • 9.5: Instance Initializers

    • 9.6: A Second Class

    • 9.7: Collaborating Classes

    • 9.8: Booking Seats

    • 9.9: Methods for Implementation Details

    • 9.10: Object Oriented Design with Function Objects

    • 9.11: Polymorphism and Duck Typing

    • 9.12: Inheritance and Implementation Sharing

    • 9.13: Summary

    • Classes Slides
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    Module 10: File IO and Resource Managements

    • 10.1: Overview

    • 10.2: Opening Files

    • 10.3: Writing Text

    • 10.4: Reading Text

    • 10.5: Appending Text

    • 10.6: Iterating Over Files

    • 10.7: Closing Files with Finally

    • 10.8: With Blocks

    • 10.9: Binary Files

    • 10.11: Pixel Data

    • 10.12: Reading Binary Data

    • 10.13: File-like Objects

    • 10.14: Context Manager

    • 10.15: Summary

    • IO and Resource Managements Slide
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    MTA Exam Objectives

    • MTA Exam Objectives