Python Programming
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Course Overview
This is a 10-credit level 6 module aimed at those who wish to develop introductory-level Python Programming skills. No prior programming experience is required.
This module will introduce participants to the fundamentals of programming in Python. No prior programming experience is required. Participants will build key programming competency and will be capable of using a problem-solving approach to design, build and test solutions to fundamental programming problems.
On completion of this module, participants should be capable of using a problem-solving approach to design, build and test solutions to fundamental programming problems. Areas of study will include data types and structures; functions, abstraction, and modularity; reading and writing from files using library classes; GUI interfaces, and the design, build and testing of programming solutions using appropriate fundamental programming constructs.
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Course Delivery and Modules
This single module is delivered over 2 semesters.
Weekly classes will be delivered in a live synchronous format, 2 evenings per week, typically Mondays and Wednesdays from 6pm to 9pm. Attendance/participation in live classes will be important to master the material. Live online classes will be support by additional asynchronous activity (videos/ resources and tasks) which participants complete in their own time over scheduled periods.
Fees and Funding
This is a PEACEPLUS-funded programme, delivered via the SECBA project. More details on fees to follow.
Entry requirements
Standard Entry Requirements
- Republic of Ireland Applicants Standard Minimum Entry Requirements
- Northern Ireland Applicants Standard Minimum Entry Requirements
Recognition of Prior Learning
Applicants who do not meet the standard academic entry requirements but have significant relevant experience (certified and/or experiential) may apply to access this programme via the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) route. Learn more about RPL at DkIT
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