Introduction To Computer Science And Programming In Python
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Python introduction
About this course
Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in
Python" is a foundational course offered by the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT). Taught by esteemed faculty members Dr. AnaBell, Professor
Eric Grimson, and Professor John Guttag, this course provides students with a
comprehensive introduction to the principles of computer science and the art of
programming using the Python programming language.
Course Highlights:
- Foundational
Concepts: Students gain a robust understanding of the foundational
principles of computer science, including algorithms, computational
complexity, and data structures.
- Python
Programming: Leveraging Python, a versatile and widely-used
programming language, students learn to write code, debug programs, and
think critically about problem-solving.
- Real-world
Applications: The course emphasizes the applicability of computer
science principles to real-world problems, from analyzing data to building
simple games.
- Hands-on
Learning: Through a combination of lectures, readings, assignments,
and projects, students are encouraged to actively engage with the material
and apply their newfound knowledge.
- Experienced
Instructors: Dr. AnaBell, Professor Eric Grimson, and Professor John
Guttag bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the course, ensuring
that students are receiving instruction from some of the top minds in the
field.
Whether you're a budding computer scientist, a professional
looking to enhance your programming skills, or simply curious about the world
of computer science, "Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in
Python" offers a rigorous yet accessible entry point to this exciting and
ever-evolving field.
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Instructor: Dr. Ana Bell
In this lecture, Dr. Bell introduces the theory of computation and explains some aspects of computational thinking. Programming languages are discussed, with an emphasis on basic Python syntax and data structures.
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In this lecture, Dr. Bell introduces strings and indentation in Python, then discusses basic features of programmatic logic, such as branching, conditionals, iteration, and loops.
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MIT 6.0001 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python, Fall 2016
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In this lecture, Prof. Grimson introduces the concept of recursion and the Python dictionary data type.
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In this lecture, Dr. Bell discusses testing, debugging, and exceptions and assertion statements in Python.
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In this lecture, Dr. Bell introduces Object Oriented Programming and discusses its representation in Python.
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In this lecture, Dr. Bell continues the discussion of Object Oriented Programming in Python, with an emphasis on data control, inheritance, and subclasses.
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In this lecture, Prof. Grimson introduces algorithmic complexity, a rough measure of the efficiency of a program. He then discusses Big "Oh" notation and different complexity classes.
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In this lecture, Dr. Bell discusses program structuring, functions, specifications, scoping, and the difference between the "return" and "print" keywords in Python.
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