IE5976 Summer 2023 Northeastern University • Vancouver Past

Python for Object-Oriented Programming

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This course is designed for those with little or no Python programming experience, and it is filled with concise, easy-to-understand examples that will help you learn quickly and effectively. Throughout this comprehensive guide, we'll cover a wide range of topics, including data types, control structures, functions, and more.

Wed, 08:00am - 10:00pm PT

05/08/2023 – 06/21/2023

M 1425, West Georgia or via Zoom, Vancouver

4 Credits

Upcoming Deadlines

No upcoming deadlines at this time

Course Platform

Canvas

Course materials and grades

Piazza

Course discussions

Zoom

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Course Materials

Python Notebook from Zero to Advanced (PyNote)

Required

Author: Zhenyuan Lu Book

How to ask a good question

Supplementary

Stackoverflow Url

Purdue OWL Research and Citation Resources

Additional

Purdue OWL Research and Citation Resources Url

Teaching Staff

Zhenyuan Lu, PhD

Instructor

Deep Learning Scientist and AI/ML Adjunct Faculty

Zoom

Office Hours: During Class Meeting

Course Schedule

Date	Topic	Materials
Module 1: Introduction
May 10	Introduction Data Types	PyNote 02 Data Types Link
May 17	Control and Functions Advanced Formatting	PyNote 03 Control and Functions Link PyNote 04 Advanced Formatting Link
Module 2: Iteration and Comprehension
May 24	Loops and Comprehension Iterable, Iterator, and Generator	PyNote 05 Loops and Comprehensions Link PyNote 06 Iterable, Iterator, Generator Link
Module 3: Object-Oriented Programming
May 31	Object-Oriented Programming I Classes and Instances Class and Instance Variables Classmethods and Staticmethods	PyNote 07 Object-Oriented Programming Link
Jun 7	Object-Oriented Programming II Inheritance Special Methods	PyNote 07 Object-Oriented Programming Link
Jun 14	Object-Oriented Programming III Decorators Getters, Setters, and Deleters	PyNote 07 Object-Oriented Programming Link
Module 4: Error Handling
Jun 21	Error Handling and Exceptions	PyNote 08 Error Handling Link
Final Exam Week - No Class

Polices

Plagiarism, cheating, and any form of unauthorized collaboration will not be tolerated and will be handled in accordance with University policies described in the Student Handbook. For additional information on Northeastern University’s Academic Integrity Policy.

Accommodations for Students with Disabilities

If you have a disability, I encourage you to contact the Disability Resource Center to register and request accommodations. Also, please discuss your needs with me as early in the semester as possible.

Taking Care of Yourself

Eating healthy food, having regular exercise, avoiding alcohol and drugs, getting adequate sleep, and taking time to relax will help you achieve your goals and manage stress.

If you have difficulty keeping up with any materials or homework for personal reasons, please let me know early. If you or your friends/classmates appear to be struggling or having trouble coping with stress, we strongly encourage you to seek support at the We Care program at NEU. At Northeastern, a student is never alone when struggling with a demanding situation.