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Advanced Programming Python Level 3

Building on concepts from Python Level 2, this advanced level integrates data handling, file I/O, algorithms, and problem-solving through creative, project-based learning. Students will explore file reading and writing, simulate starfields, and build logic-driven games like Minesweeper and Treasure Hunt. The focus will shift toward structured problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and data manipulation, preparing students for advanced Python topics such as AI, recursion, and data science. This course empowers students to move beyond visual code and start thinking like developers.

4 Months

1 Hour Class

Medium

Online - Zoom

Why take this course?

Building on concepts from Python Level 2, this advanced level integrates data handling, file I/O, algorithms, and problem-solving through creative, project-based learning. Students will explore file reading and writing, simulate starfields, and build logic-driven games like Minesweeper and Treasure Hunt.

The focus will shift toward structured problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and data manipulation, preparing students for advanced Python topics such as AI, recursion, and data science. This course empowers students to move beyond visual code and start thinking like developers.

Prerequisites:

  • Students must have completed Python Level 2 (Classes and OOPs) or have prior experience with:
  • Object-oriented concepts like classes, methods, and inheritance
  • Using Processing IDE or Replit for coding and visualisation
  • Familiarity with loops, conditionals, lists, and functions.
  • A typing speed of 40+ WPM is recommended. For practice, you can visit these websites:

Course Outline

4 Month Plan

Learning Outcomes

  • Confidently implement file handling (File I/O) to read, write, and safely manage persistent data in their Python applications.
  • Apply object-oriented design principles to create complex simulations involving motion, randomisation, and 3D perspective using 2D graphics.
  • Design and develop logic-driven games and applications that require structured thinking and algorithmic solutions, such as Minesweeper or Treasure Hunt.
  • Debug and implement exception handling in advanced Python programs to create more robust and error-resistant code.
  • Be fully prepared to move on to specialized, real-world Python fields like Data Science, Machine Learning, and Web Development frameworks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

To enroll in any of our programming courses, your child must first attend a STEM Explorer Session. This helps us understand your child’s learning profile and ensures they are placed in a course that matches their skills and interests. After the session, we will share available time slots and course details and guide you through the next steps for enrollment.

Book a 30-minute STEM Explorer Session to find out the most suitable course for your child.

Learning to code helps build essential 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. It fosters logical reasoning, boosts confidence in using technology, and prepares children for a future increasingly shaped by digital tools.

While we highly encourage punctuality and regular attendance, we understand that emergencies can happen. In such a case, parents must inform the instructor before the class and request a recording. In this way, the instructor can arrange a recording if informed in advance, as we do not usually record classes.