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FaVU-KREAP2Acad. year: 2026/2027
The course introduces theoretically and practically the basic concepts of programming (data types, conditions, loops, functions, classes) and their form and specifics in the Python 3 programming language. The course will also touch on related areas of software development: working with the command line, editors, code management, documentation and forms of online collaboration.
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Entry knowledge
Basic user knowledge of Windows, Mac, or Linux. This course is open to absolute beginners* in programming.
Rules for evaluation and completion of the course
Credit is granted if the following conditions are met:
Classes are held in the classrooms of the FFA BUT in the hours determined by the timetable. Higher number of absences can be compensated by submitting an alternative assignment after agreement with the lecturers.
Students with advanced programming skills may arrange with the instructor to pursue the course on an individualized basis through one-on-one consultations and by completing an expanded final project (even in a language other than Python), without being required to attend class.
Aims
The goal of this course is to familiarize students with the basic concepts of programming, both in theory and in practice. Students will acquire the ability to write scripts in the open-source programming language Python 3 at a basic yet practical level. Students will understand the concepts of variables, conditions, loops, collections, classes, and objects; they will have an overview of Python’s basic built-in functions and modules and will be able to use them. Students develop and run code in the default IDLE editor, but are also able* to run scripts from the command line. Students will thus gain competencies in data mining, data analysis, automation and scripting, interactive text-based programs, and file handling, which will expand the range of skills applicable to their creative work.
Study aids
Study materials available at: https://github.com/ffabut/kreap1.
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1. Introduction to the course
2. Data-mining.
3. Regular expressions: regular expressions in general, regular expressions in python - re module
4. Database: SQL language, simple database in Python using SQLite
5. Pygame: basics pygame modules
6. PyInstaller: creating executables, possibly Codon
7. tkinter: creating a graphical user interface (GUI) in a window
8. tkinter: the second part of tkinter
9. Web application 1: creating dynamic web – Serverless, or Tornado module
10. Web application 2: creating a dynamic web – Serverless or Tornado module
11. System automation: working with folders, launching programs, mouse and keyboard clicks
12. Collaboration: version control and collaboration via Git and Github
13. Browser automation and bot creation – Selenium module