Curriculum
Curriculum
Curriculum
⚙️ Month 1 – Foundations of Programming & Engineering Thinking
  • Basics of computer science.
  • Installing IDE for writing code.
  • Writing your first Python program (print, comments, syntax, indentation)
  • Creating fun text art and patterns (step-by-step instructions to the machine)
  • Variables and data types (numbers, text, True/False)
  • Rules for naming and using variables (precision and conventions in engineering)
  • Using input to interact with the computer (human–computer interaction basics)
  • Simple math with Python (operators, expressions – computers as problem solvers)
  • Making decisions with if/else (logic in engineering systems: even–odd checker, age checker)
Mini Project: Python Passport & Quiz App
Outcome: Students will learn to think like engineers — breaking problems into steps, using variables, and creating interactive systems.
⚙️ Month 2 – Algorithms in Action
  • Loops: for and while (repetition, patterns, multiplication tables)
  • Functions: writing reusable code (calculator project)
  • Strings: input, output, formatting, and word games
  • Bug hunting and debugging exercises
  • Mini project: Text Adventure Game
Goal: By the end of Month 2, your child will be able to build small games and apps using loops, functions, and strings.
⚙️ Month 3 – Data Structures & System Design
  • Lists and tuples (storing multiple items, to-do list app)
  • Dictionaries and sets (key-value pairs, word counter)
  • Advanced functions (default arguments, modular code)
  • Reading and writing files (text and CSV)
  • Handling errors with try/except (safe calculator)
  • Mini project: Student Report Card System
Goal: By the end of Month 3, your child will handle real-world data, debug programs, and organize code better.
⚙️ Month 4 – Engineering with Data & AI
  • What is AI? (real-world examples, Python libraries)
  • Using AI tools with Python (chatbots, text generation)
  • Working with data (CSV files, charts with matplotlib)
  • Logic & algorithms (sorting, searching, pseudocode)
  • Intro to Machine Learning (simple classification)
  • Mini project: Build your first chatbot or quiz generator
Goal: By the end of Month 4, your child will understand AI basics and build their first AI-powered project.
🎓 PCEP Certification Exam
At this stage, students will be ready to attempt the Python Institute’s PCEP (Certified Entry-Level Python Programmer) exam. This globally recognized certification validates their knowledge of Python and core computer science concepts learned in the program.
Outcome: Students finish the course with an official certification opportunity that strengthens their academic profile and showcases their engineering foundations.