Python Programming — 3-Month Course | Skill Training Institute, Alpha 1, Greater Noida

3-Month Course · Automation, Web Backends & AI/ML Foundations

Python Programming

The Python Programming course at Skill Training Institute, Alpha-1, Greater Noida is a 3-month, 20-module, 80+ hour program that teaches Python syntax, functions, file handling, OOP basics and libraries like NumPy, Pandas and Flask for automation, data handling, web backends and AI/ML pipelines. No prior coding experience is required. It runs in offline (Greater Noida) and online batches, includes weekly practical tests and a capstone automation/data project, and ends with a Certificate of Completion plus 100% Placement Assist.

20 hands-on modules · 12+ tools & libraries · 80+ hours of training · The most in-demand beginner-to-intermediate language for automation, web backends and AI/ML pipelines — syntax, functions, file handling and real libraries.

Duration
3 Months
Modules
20 Modules
Training
80+ Hours
Libraries Covered
12 Tools

Who this course is for

Absolute beginners looking for the most in-demand language to start with, and students of C/C++ who want a language built for automation, web backends and AI/ML work. Python's simple syntax makes it the fastest route from zero to writing real, useful programs.

No prior coding background needed. Module 1 starts from installing Python and writing your first script.

1Course structure at a glance

4 phases, 20 modules, moving from core syntax to real-world libraries & automation projects.

PhaseModulesFocus
Phase 101–05Python Basics & Syntax
Phase 206–10Functions & Data Structures
Phase 311–15File Handling & OOP Basics
Phase 416–20Libraries, Automation & Capstone

2Full syllabus — all 20 modules

Tap a phase to expand it, then tap any module for what you'll learn and practice.

Phase 1 Python Basics & Syntax Modules 01–05 Setting up the environment, variables & data types, input/output, conditionals, loops +
01Introduction to Python & Setting Up the Environment+

Installing Python & an editor, and writing, running and understanding your first script.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
02Variables, Data Types & Operators+

Numbers, strings & booleans, and arithmetic, comparison & logical operators.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
03Input/Output & Type Conversion+

Taking user input, printing formatted output, and converting between data types.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
04Conditional Statements+

Writing decision-making logic using if, elif and else, with real practice problems.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
05Loops — for & while+

Repeating logic correctly with for & while loops, range(), break and continue.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
Phase 2 Functions & Data Structures Modules 06–10 Functions & parameters, lists & tuples, dictionaries & sets, string handling, comprehensions & lambdas +
06Functions & Parameters+

Writing reusable functions, default & keyword arguments, and return values.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
07Lists & Tuples+

Storing, slicing and manipulating ordered collections of data.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
08Dictionaries & Sets+

Storing key-value data with dictionaries, and using sets for unique collections.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
09String Handling & Formatting+

Slicing, searching & formatting strings using f-strings and built-in string methods.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
10List Comprehensions & Lambda Functions+

Writing shorter, cleaner code with comprehensions and one-line lambda functions.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
Phase 3 File Handling & OOP Basics Modules 11–15 Reading & writing files, exception handling, modules & packages, OOP basics, JSON & CSV data +
11File Handling — Reading & Writing Files+

Opening, reading, writing and closing text files safely using with statements.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
12Exception Handling+

Using try, except & finally to handle runtime errors gracefully.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
13Modules & Packages+

Organizing code into modules, and installing & using external packages with pip.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
14Object-Oriented Programming Basics — Classes & Objects+

Defining classes, creating objects, and understanding attributes & methods in Python.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
15Working with JSON & CSV Data+

Reading & writing JSON and CSV files, the two most common real-world data formats.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
Phase 4 Libraries, Automation & Capstone Modules 16–20 NumPy basics, Pandas for data analysis, web automation, intro to Flask, capstone project +
16NumPy Basics for Data Handling+

Working with arrays and fast numerical operations using the NumPy library.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
17Pandas for Data Analysis+

Loading, cleaning and analyzing tabular data using DataFrames — the base of most AI/ML pipelines.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
18Web Automation Basics+

Fetching web data & automating repetitive tasks using requests and BeautifulSoup.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
19Introduction to Flask — Building a Simple Web Backend+

Setting up routes & endpoints to build a basic working web backend with Flask.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
20Capstone Project: Automation / Data Script+

A final project combining functions, file handling & a library of your choice — planned and built independently.

Hands-on task · practice checklist · final review

312 tools & libraries you'll use

Everything is taught by writing and running real code — not just reading theory. Swipe or use the arrows to browse every category.

Development Environment3 tools

Setting up and using the tools you'll code in every day.

Python IDLEVS CodeJupyter Notebook
Core Language3 tools

The building blocks used in every Python program you write.

Data TypesFunctionsControl Statements
Data & File Handling3 tools

Reading, writing and structuring data the way real programs do.

File I/OJSON & CSVException Handling
Libraries & Automation3 tools

The real-world libraries behind automation, data & web backends.

NumPy & PandasRequests / BeautifulSoupFlask

4How each module is taught

Every module in the program follows the same simple, practice-first lens, so you always know what to expect in class.

1

Watch & Understand

Trainer demonstrates the concept or library step by step, using simple worked examples.

2

Practice Live

You write and run the same code on your own computer in class, right after the demonstration, not days later.

3

Hands-on Exercise

A short coding task using the same concept, close to a real automation or data scenario.

4

Doubt Clearing

One-on-one help for anyone still stuck, before the class moves to the next module.

5

Weekly Assessment

A short coding test every week so gaps are caught early, not at the end of the course.

5Projects & practice work

Six practical assignments across the full syllabus — from a command-line tool to a working automation or web backend project.

  • Task 1. Build a command-line calculator using functions
  • Task 2. Create a contact book / to-do list app using dictionaries & file storage
  • Task 3. Read, process and summarize data from a CSV file
  • Task 4. Automate a repetitive task using Python scripting (e.g. bulk file renaming or web scraping)
  • Task 5. Analyze a real dataset using Pandas and generate summary statistics
  • Task 6. Capstone project: build a mini automation tool or a simple Flask-based web backend

6Assessment & certification

Weekly practical tests on syntax, functions, file handling and library usage, with instructor feedback so nobody falls behind silently.

Final practical exam covering the full syllabus, plus the capstone project used as your demonstrable proof of skill.

Python Programming course certificate on successful completion, plus guidance to progress into our Data Science, Django/Flask or Machine Learning courses next.

7Quick answers

Do I need any prior programming knowledge to join this course?

No. This course is designed for absolute beginners — Module 1 starts from installing Python and writing your first script, so no coding background is assumed.

Will I actually write real code or just watch demos?

You write real code. From Module 1 onward every class ends with you writing and running programs yourself — this is a hands-on coding course, not screen-only theory.

Do I need to install any software at home?

Not required, but recommended for extra practice. We'll show you how to set up Python and VS Code on your own laptop if you have one, and lab computers are always available in class.

How is this different from the C / C++ courses?

C and C++ focus on core logic building and OOP fundamentals. Python builds on that same logic but with simpler syntax and ready-made libraries, so you move faster into automation, data handling and web backend work.

Are classes online, offline, or both?

Classes are conducted at our Alpha-1, Greater Noida campus with lab computers for hands-on coding. Theory sessions are also available online for revision. Morning, evening and weekend timings are available — ask your counsellor for the current schedule.

What can I do after completing this course?

You'll be ready for junior Python developer, automation, data analyst or backend support roles, with the option to progress into our Data Science, Django/Flask or Machine Learning courses next, with the same placement support.

Ready to see a class live?

Book a free, no-obligation demo class and sit in on a real Python Programming session before you decide anything.

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