Introduction to Open Source Application Development

This module covers installing and configuring Python and Visual Studio Code, programming fundamentals including variables, data types, and programming logic using flowcharts and pseudocode, as well as performing arithmetic operations.

This module focuses on formatting output, using type conversion functions, and understanding the sequential flow of a program. Students learn to design programs that interact with users through input and output statements.

This module covers decision alternatives and constructing decision structures using conditional statements like 'if' conditions, enabling students to create dynamic and responsive programs.

This module teaches how to construct nested loops, 'For' loops, and 'While' loops, enabling students to create versatile and optimized code for various scenarios, from iterative calculations to data processing.

This module covers debugging source code, working with imported modules, and defining and implementing user-defined functions, enabling students to organize and streamline code while building reusable blocks of logic.

This module focuses on reading and writing data to and from files, list manipulation techniques including list slicing, and creating lists, including multidimensional ones, for handling and analyzing structured data effectively.

This module covers object-oriented programming principles, UML class diagramming, inheritance, and creating classes and class objects, preparing students for modular, efficient, and scalable software development.

This module teaches how to use the Tkinter module to create customized GUIs, and covers the fundamental building blocks of GUIs, including basic controls for interactive and visually engaging user interfaces.

This module contains the summative course assessment to evaluate understanding of the course material and assess ability to apply acquired knowledge.