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REPORT
ON
Audit Course 5 –
Learn New Skills (310250)

Third Year
Department Of Computer Engineering
(Course-2019)

AS PER THE CURRICULUM OF

SAVITRIBAI PHULE PUNE UNIVERSITY

Submitted to
Prof. Ansari Waquar Ahmed

Name: -

Roll No: -

Exam Seat No: -

Academic Year: -
 VISION

To build strong research and learning environment producing globally

competent professionals and innovators who will contribute to the betterment
of the society.

MISSION
• To create and sustain an academic environment conducive to the highest
level of research and teaching.
• To provide state-of-the-art laboratories which will be up to date with the
new developments in the area of computer engineering.
• To organize competitive event, industry interactions and global
collaborations in view of providing a nurturing environment for students to
prepare for a successful career and the ability to tackle lifelong challenges
in global industrial needs.
• To educate students to be socially and ethically responsible citizens in view
of national and global development.
 CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Imam Ali Md. Shoaib, of Class TE Computer

having Roll No. 24, has completed Report work in the subject of Audit
Course 5-Learn New Skills (310250) satisfactorily in the Department
of Computer Engineering as prescribed by Savitribai Phule Pune
University,in the academic year 2024 – 25.

Place: PRN NO:

Date: Exam Seat No:

Subject in-charge HOD Principal

Prof. Ansari Waquar Ah. Dr. Salman Baig Dr. Aqueel Ahmad Shah
 INDEX

Topic Page No

1: Course Description 1

2: Objectives 4

3: Content and Topics Covered 5

4: Learning Outcomes 7

5: Skill Development 15
6: Future scope 16
7:Advantages 17
8: Conclusion 18
8: Referecnces 19
 Course Description

Course Overview:
This 52hr Python course offers an immersive experience in
the fundamentals and practical applications of Python programming. Designed
for aspiring developers, the program covers essential Python concepts, coding
standards, and object-oriented programming principles, along with the , testing,
and deployment of Python applications. Participants gain hands-on experience
through projects and guided mentorship, ensuring a solid foundation in Python
development and familiarity with industry best practices.

Course Objectives:

1. Introduce Core Python Concepts: Develop competency in fundamental

Python programming skills, including syntax, data types, control structures,
and functions.
2. Implement Object-Oriented Programming: Understand and apply object-
oriented programming principles, such as classes, inheritance, and
polymorphism, to create reusable and modular code.
3. Work with Libraries and Frameworks: Explore popular Python libraries
and frameworks (such as NumPy, Pandas, and Flask) to enhance
functionality and streamline application development.
4. Enhance Problem-Solving Skills: Foster analytical thinking and problem-
solving abilities through practical exercises and coding challenges, focusing
on debugging and optimizing code.
5. Deploy and Maintain Python Applications: Gain insights into deploying
Python applications to cloud platforms and local servers, and learn best
practices for maintaining and updating applications in production
environments.

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Modules and Key Topics:
Module 1: Introduction to Python Fundamentals

1. Python Syntax and Data Types: Understanding basic syntax, variables,

data types (strings, integers, lists, tuples, and dictionaries), and type
conversion.
2. Control Structures: Learning about conditional statements (if, elif, else)
and loops (for and while) to control the flow of the program.
3. Functions: Defining and calling functions, understanding parameters and
return values, and exploring scope.
4. Project: Build a simple command-line calculator.

Module 2: Object-Oriented Programming in Python

1. Classes and Objects: Understanding the concepts of classes, objects,

attributes, and methods.
2. Inheritance and Polymorphism: Learning how to create subclasses,
override methods, and use polymorphism for code reusability.
3. Modules and Packages: Exploring how to create and import modules
and use third-party packages.
4. Project: Develop a basic inventory management system using OOP
principles.

Module 3: Working with Data and Libraries

1. File Handling: Introduction to reading from and writing to files,

including text and CSV files.
2. Data Analysis with Pandas: Learning how to manipulate and analyze
data using the Pandas library.
3. Visualization with Matplotlib: Creating visual representations of data
using Matplotlib.
4. Project: Analyze a dataset and create visualizations to present
findings.Project: Create a weather application using a public API to fetch
real-time data.

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Module 4: Web Development with Python

1. Introduction to Flask: Setting up a Flask application, routing, and

rendering templates.
2. APIs and HTTP Requests: Making HTTP requests to interact with APIs
and retrieve data.
3. Database Integration: Basic introduction to working with databases
using SQLAlchemy for data persistence.
4. Project: Create a simple web application that displays data from an API
and stores user input in a database.

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 Objectives:

Master Core Python Concepts: Develop a thorough understanding of Python

programming, including syntax, data types, control structures, and functions as
the foundational elements of Python development.

Implement Object-Oriented Programming: Apply object-oriented

programming principles to create modular, reusable, and efficient code using
classes, inheritance, and polymorphism.

Enhance Data Handling Skills: Learn to work with data through file handling,
data analysis with libraries like Pandas, and data visualization using Matplotlib
to effectively manipulate and represent data.

Develop Problem-Solving and Debugging Skills: Cultivate the ability to

identify, troubleshoot, and resolve coding issues efficiently, ensuring smooth
functionality and optimization in applications.

Build Web Applications with Python: Gain practical experience using

frameworks like Flask to develop web applications, including routing, rendering
templates, and handling user input.

Collaborate Using Version Control: Learn to use Git for version control,
enabling teamwork, code tracking, and streamlined project management
throughout the development process.

Deploy and Manage Python Applications: Understand the basics of deploying

Python applications, including hosting options and maintenance practices for
real-world projects

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 Content and Topics Covered:

The 57-hour Python Course is designed to introduce participants to

essential Python programming skills, culminating in the development of a
simple web application using Flask. This hands-on project focuses on real-
world applications and best practices, covering a comprehensive set of topics to
build a strong foundation in Python development.

 Introduction to Python Programming: The course begins with an

overview of Python fundamentals, focusing on syntax, data types, and
control structures. Participants learn about the roles these concepts play in
building Python applications, establishing a solid foundation for more
complex programming tasks
 Basic Python Concepts: Early sessions cover Python essentials, including
variables, operators, and basic data structures (lists, tuples, dictionaries).
Participants learn how to create and manipulate data, implement best
practices in code readability, and follow coding standards.
 Functions and Modules: A significant portion of the course is dedicated to
functions, teaching participants how to define and use functions effectively.
Topics also include creating and importing modules, enhancing code
organization and reusability.
 Object-Oriented Programming: Understanding the principles of object-
oriented programming is crucial. Participants learn about classes, objects,
inheritance, and polymorphism to create modular and maintainable code.
 Data Handling and Analysis: Participants explore file handling techniques
for reading from and writing to files, as well as using libraries like Pandas
for data analysis. This skill is essential for manipulating and processing data
effectively.
 Web Development with Flask: As web applications are prevalent, the
course includes training on Flask. Participants learn how to set up a Flask
application, manage routes, and render templates, enabling them to create
dynamic web pages.
 APIs and Data Fetching: Participants learn how to fetch and handle data
from external sources using Python. They practice integrating APIs to create
data-driven applications, enhancing their understanding of working with
real-time data.
 Debugging and Troubleshooting: The course emphasizes debugging skills,
guiding participants through common errors and debugging techniques.

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 Hands-on experience with debugging tools helps identify and resolve issues
in their code, an essential part of the development workflow.
 Capstone Project: Web Application Development: The program
concludes with the development of a simple web application using Flask.
Participants are tasked with designing, coding, and deploying a functional
application that could display data from an API and include user input forms.
This project enables participants to apply their skills and create a
professional-quality web application for a specific use case.

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 Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this 57-hour Python Course, participants will be able to:

 Develop Well-Structured Python Code: Write organized and efficient

Python code using core programming concepts such as data types, control
structures, and functions, emphasizing clarity and functionality.
 Apply Object-Oriented Programming Principles: Implement object-
oriented programming techniques, including classes, inheritance, and
polymorphism, to create modular and reusable code.
 Analyze and Visualize Data: Handle data files, perform analysis using the
Pandas library, and create data visualizations with Matplotlib to present
insights clearly.
 Build Web Applications with Flask: Develop simple, functional web
applications using the Flask framework, focusing on routing, template
rendering, and user input handling.
 Fetch and Manipulate Data Using APIs: Integrate APIs to fetch and
display dynamic data, enhancing applications with real-time content and
interactivity.
 Debug and Optimize Python Code: Utilize debugging techniques and
tools to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve coding issues, ensuring optimized
and error-free applications.
 Utilize Version Control with Git: Demonstrate proficiency in using Git for
version control, managing code versions, tracking changes, and
collaborating efficiently.
 Develop and Deploy a Real-World Python Project: Design, code, and
deploy a functional Python web application, integrating all learned concepts
to gain hands-on experience and produce a professional-quality project.

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Project on design and built a landing page on bus station:

Code:

import pygame
from random import randint

time_clocks = pygame.time.Clock()
pygame.init()
width_screen = 1366
height_screen = 768

ic = pygame.image.load("resources/icon.png")
game_layout_display = pygame.display.set_mode((width_screen,
height_screen), pygame.FULLSCREEN)
pygame.display.set_caption("Snakes and Ladders Game")
pygame.display.set_icon(ic)
pygame.display.update()

black_color = (10, 10, 10)

white_color = (250, 250, 250)
red_color = (200, 0, 0)
blue_red_color = (240, 0, 0)
green_color = (0, 200, 0)
blue_green_color = (0, 230, 0)
blue_color = (0, 0, 200)
grey_color = (50, 50, 50)
yellow_color = (150, 150, 0)
purple_color = (43, 3, 132)
blue_purple_color = (60, 0, 190)

mother_board =
pygame.image.load("resources/Snakes_ladders_big_image.png")
d1 = pygame.image.load("resources/dice_image1.png")
d2 = pygame.image.load("resources/dice_image2.png")
d3 = pygame.image.load("resources/dice_image3.png")
d4 = pygame.image.load("resources/dice_image4.png")
d5 = pygame.image.load("resources/dice_image5.png")
d6 = pygame.image.load("resources/dice_image6.png")

red_c = pygame.image.load("resources/red_c.png")

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yellow_c = pygame.image.load("resources/yellow_c.png")
green_c = pygame.image.load("resources/green_c.png")
blue_c = pygame.image.load("resources/blue_c.png")
menu_background = pygame.image.load("resources/menu.jpg")
post = pygame.image.load("resources/game_background.jpg")

initial_background =
pygame.image.load("resources/introduction_image.png")
initial_background2 =
pygame.image.load("resources/introduction_image2.jpg")
initial_background3 =
pygame.image.load("resources/introduction_image3.jpg")
initial_background4 =
pygame.image.load("resources/introduction_image4.jpg")
initial_background5 =
pygame.image.load("resources/introduction_image5.jpg")
creditations1 = pygame.image.load("resources/owner.jpg")

pygame.mixer.music.load("sound/music.wav")
snake_sound = pygame.mixer.Sound("sound/snake.wav")
win = pygame.mixer.Sound("sound/win.wav")
lose = pygame.mixer.Sound("sound/lose.wav")
ladder = pygame.mixer.Sound("sound/ladder.wav")

mouse = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
click = pygame.mouse.get_pressed()

def message_display_screen(text, x, y, fs):

largeText = pygame.font.Font('freesansbold.ttf', fs)
TextSurf, TextRect = text_objects_screen(text, largeText)
TextRect.center = (x, y)
game_layout_display.blit(TextSurf, TextRect)

def text_objects_screen(text, font):

textSurface = font.render(text, True, white_color)
return textSurface, textSurface.get_rect()

def message_display1_screen(text, x, y, fs, c):

largeText = pygame.font.Font('freesansbold.ttf', fs)
TextSurf, TextRect = text_objects1(text, largeText)
TextRect.center = (x, y)
game_layout_display.blit(TextSurf, TextRect)

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def text_objects1_screen(text, font, c):
textSurface = font.render(text, True, c)
return textSurface, textSurface.get_rect()

def movement(a):
l1 = [[406, 606], [456, 606], [506, 606], [556, 606], [606, 606], [656,
606], [706, 606], [756, 606], [806, 606],
[856, 606], [906, 606], [906, 560], [856, 560], [806, 560], [756,
560], [706, 560], [656, 560], [606, 560],
[556, 560], [506, 560], [456, 560], [456, 506], [506, 506], [556,
506], [606, 506], [656, 506], [706, 506],
[756, 506], [806, 506], [856, 506], [906, 506], [906, 460], [856,
460], [806, 460], [756, 460], [706, 460],
[656, 460], [606, 460], [556, 460], [506, 460], [456, 460], [456,
406], [506, 406], [556, 406], [606, 406],
[656, 406], [706, 406], [756, 406], [806, 406], [856, 406], [906,
406], [906, 360], [856, 360], [806, 360],
[756, 360], [706, 360], [656, 360], [606, 360], [556, 360], [506,
360], [456, 360], [456, 306], [506, 306],
[556, 306], [606, 306], [656, 306], [706, 306], [756, 306], [806,
306], [856, 306], [906, 306], [906, 260],
[856, 260], [806, 260], [756, 260], [706, 260], [656, 260], [606,
260], [556, 260], [506, 260], [456, 260],
[456, 206], [506, 206], [556, 206], [606, 206], [656, 206], [706,
206], [756, 206], [806, 206], [856, 206],
[906, 206], [906, 160], [856, 160], [806, 160], [756, 160], [706,
160], [656, 160], [606, 160], [556, 160],
[506, 160], [456, 160]]
l2 = l1[a]
x = l2[0] - 25
y = l2[1] - 25
return x, y

def text_objects1(text, font):

textSurface = font.render(text, True, blue_color)
return textSurface, textSurface.get_rect()

def ladders(x):
if x == 1:
return 38
elif x == 4:
return 14
elif x == 9:

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 return 31
elif x == 28:
return 84
elif x == 21:
return 42
elif x == 51:
return 67
elif x == 80:
return 99
elif x == 72:
return 91
else:
return x

def snakes(x):
if x == 17:
return 7
elif x == 54:
return 34
elif x == 62:
return 19
elif x == 64:
return 60
elif x == 87:
return 36
elif x == 93:
return 73
elif x == 95:
return 75
elif x == 98:
return 79
else:
return x

def dice(d):
if d == 1:
d = d1
elif d == 2:
d = d2
elif d == 3:
d = d3
elif d == 4:
d = d4

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 elif d == 5:
d = d5
elif d == 6:
d = d6

time_clock = pygame.time.get_ticks()
while pygame.time.get_ticks() - time_clock < 1000:
game_layout_display.blit(d, (300, 500))
pygame.display.update()

def button2(t, xm, ym, x, y, wid, hei, int, after, fast):

mouse = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
click = pygame.mouse.get_pressed()
if x + wid > xm > x and y + hei > ym > y:
pygame.draw.rect(game_layout_display, after, [x - 2.5, y - 2.5, wid
+ 5, hei + 5])
if pygame.mouse.get_pressed() == (1, 0, 0):
return True
else:
pygame.draw.rect(game_layout_display, int, [x, y, wid, hei])
message_display_screen(t, (x + wid + x) / 2, (y + hei + y) / 2, fast)

def button1(t, xm, ym, x, y, wid, hei, int, after, fast):

mouse = pygame.mouse.get_pos()
click = pygame.mouse.get_pressed()
if x + wid > xm > x and y + hei > ym > y:
pygame.draw.rect(game_layout_display, after, [x - 2.5, y - 2.5, wid

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Image:

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Project Output:

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 Skill Development

Throughout the Python Skill Development journey, essential technical

and professional skills were cultivated, including:

Python Programming Proficiency: Developed hands-on experience in writing

clean, efficient Python code, building a strong foundation in both basic and
advanced Python programming.

Data Structures and Algorithms: Gained a solid understanding of core data

structures (e.g., lists, dictionaries, tuples) and algorithms (sorting, searching),
along with their practical applications in solving complex problems.

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Mastered OOP concepts like classes,

inheritance, and polymorphism, allowing the creation of modular, reusable, and
scalable code structures.

Data Analysis and Visualization: Enhanced data manipulation skills using

libraries like Pandas and NumPy, and developed data visualization abilities with
Matplotlib and Seaborn, enabling the presentation of data insights effectively.

Automation and Scripting: Built automation scripts for repetitive tasks, such
as file handling and data processing, improving efficiency in day-to-day
operations.

Error Handling and Debugging: Strengthened problem-solving skills by

identifying and resolving coding issues effectively using Python debugging
tools, exception handling, and logging.

Web Development with Flask/Django: Acquired foundational web

development skills, learning how to create dynamic web applications using
Python frameworks like Flask and Django.

Database Integration: Developed a basic understanding of database operations

using SQLite and SQLAlchemy, including CRUD operations and data
persistence.

Version Control with Git: Learned to track code changes, manage

collaborative projects, and use GitHub for version control.

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 Future scope:

The future scope of Python skill development is vast, driven by Python's

wide-ranging applications across industries. Some promising areas include:

1. Data Science and Machine Learning: Python remains a primary

language for data science, AI, and machine learning. Developing skills in
libraries like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Scikit-Learn can open doors to
advanced analytics, predictive modeling, and AI development roles.

2.Web Development: With frameworks like Django and Flask

continuously evolving, Python web development offers future opportunities to
create robust, scalable, and secure web applications, especially for data-
intensive platforms.

3.Automation and Scripting: Python’s simplicity makes it ideal for

automating repetitive tasks. Advancing automation skills can lead to roles in
DevOps and cloud automation, boosting productivity in IT and software
development.

4.Blockchain and Fintech Applications: Python is increasingly being

used in blockchain technology and fintech for building secure and transparent
applications. Knowledge in these domains can lead to cutting-edge career paths
in financial tech innovation.

5.Embedded Systems and IoT: Python's adaptability in embedded

systems and IoT development provides future scope for creating applications in
smart devices, home automation, and industrial IoT.

6.Scientific Computing and Research: Python is heavily utilized

research, bioinformatics, and scientific computing. Advanced proficiency in
scientific libraries like SciPy and Biopython can pave the way for research-
focused roles.

7.Cybersecurity: As cybersecurity threats grow, Python’s applications in

penetration testing, malware analysis, and network security provide
opportunities to enter the cybersecurity field, focusing on defensive and
offensive security.

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 Advantages:

Python skill development offers numerous advantages:

Versatility and Flexibility: Python supports various applications—from

web and software development to data science, AI, automation, and
more—making it a versatile skill.

Easy to Learn and Use: With its straightforward syntax and readability,
Python is beginner-friendly, allowing quick mastery and immediate
productivity.

Strong Community and Resources: Python has a vast community,

providing extensive documentation, libraries, and frameworks that make
solving issues and learning new concepts easier.

High Demand in Job Market: Python’s popularity in fields like data

science, web development, and AI ensures steady demand, making it a
valuable skill for diverse career opportunities.

Cross-Platform Compatibility: Python works on various operating

systems, ensuring that skills are applicable across different platforms and
environments.

Extensive Libraries and Frameworks: Python has a rich ecosystem of

libraries and frameworks for tasks like data analysis (Pandas), machine
learning (Scikit-Learn), and web development (Django), boosting
productivity.

Support for Automation: Python’s simplicity makes it ideal for

automating repetitive tasks, increasing efficiency in workflows,
especially in DevOps and data processing.

Future-Proofing: With ongoing advancements and applications in

emerging technologies, Python skills remain relevant, providing long-
term career viability.

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 Conclusion:

In conclusion, advancing Python skills presents numerous opportunities

in the technology landscape, offering an essential foundation for both aspiring
and seasoned developers. Python’s simple syntax and readability make it an
ideal language for beginners, allowing them to grasp core programming
concepts without overwhelming complexity. However, its depth and versatility
also provide experienced developers with sophisticated tools to tackle advanced
applications, from web development and data science to artificial intelligence
and automation.

The practical applications of Python span diverse domains. For instance,

Python's robust libraries and frameworks, such as Django and Flask, empower
developers to build web applications with efficiency. In data science and
machine learning, libraries like Pandas, NumPy, and TensorFlow enable data
manipulation, analysis, and model training at scale. Python’s role in these fields
continues to grow as industries increasingly rely on data-driven insights and AI-
driven solutions.

Additionally, Python's integration capabilities make it a valuable asset in

automation and scripting. Organizations leverage Python to streamline
workflows, automate repetitive tasks, and improve productivity, which is
essential in dynamic work environments that demand rapid adaptability.

Learning Python also cultivates valuable skills in problem-solving and

logical thinking, as Python encourages developers to focus on clear, structured
coding practices. Mastery of Python and its ecosystems aligns with industry
standards, allowing developers to work confidently across different projects and
collaborate within teams.

As one of the most widely used languages globally, Python’s relevance

continues to rise, ensuring that professionals skilled in Python will remain in
high demand. Equipped with Python expertise, developers are well-positioned
to contribute meaningfully to technological innovation and navigate future
advancements in this ever-evolving field.

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