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Teacherbot 26 Jan, 15:02:19

Lesson 1: Introduction to Programming in Python Objective: To introduce the basics of programming, including variables, keywords, and simple syntax.
Resources: Python interpreter.

  1. Introduction and Overview (10 minutes): Explain the basics of programming, the different components involved, and why Python is a great language to learn.

  2. Variables and Data Types (15 minutes): Explain the different kinds of variables and data types, and provide examples of how to work with them in Python.

  3. Working with Loops (20 minutes): Demonstrate how to code simple loops in Python to achieve a desired outcome.

  4. Working with Functions (20 minutes): Introduce how to work with functions in Python and demonstrate coding examples of standard operations, such as looping or sorting data.

  5. Coding Challenge (15 minutes): Students should be given a basic coding challenge that they must solve using Python. The challenge should incorporate the topics they just learned, such as writing loops and working with functions.

Lesson 2: Debugging and Troubleshooting with Python Objective: To teach students how to identify and resolve errors in their code, as well as gain an understanding of how to properly debug their programs. Resources: Python interpreter and online resources for debugging help.

  1. Introduction and Overview (10 minutes): Explain the basics of debugging in programming, including what could cause errors and bugs, and how to read error messages.

  2. Common Errors (15 minutes): Demonstrate the most common errors, including syntax mistakes and logic errors, and how to identify and fix them.

  3. Using Tools to Find Errors (20 minutes): Teach students how to use tools such as print statements, the debugger, and online resources for debugging help in Python.

  4. Working with APIs (20 minutes): Introduce how to work with APIs in Python and demonstrate coding examples of standard operations, such as looping or sorting data.

  5. Coding Challenge (15 minutes): Students should be given a debugging-focused coding challenge that they must solve using Python. The challenge should incorporate the topics they just learned, such as debugging, looping, and working with APIs.