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Python Workshop Report

The 3-day Python workshop held from September 26-28, 2018 at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College covered basic Python concepts like variables, functions, control structures and more through sessions led by faculty. Over 40 students attended from various computer science and physical science programs. On the final day, students took an online quiz and the top 3 performers received prizes. The workshop provided students a hands-on introduction to Python programming and its applications.

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Python Workshop Report

The 3-day Python workshop held from September 26-28, 2018 at Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College covered basic Python concepts like variables, functions, control structures and more through sessions led by faculty. Over 40 students attended from various computer science and physical science programs. On the final day, students took an online quiz and the top 3 performers received prizes. The workshop provided students a hands-on introduction to Python programming and its applications.

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Subject: Python Workshop Report

The following is a report on the three day workshop on "Python Programming and it's
Applications" organized from 26th - 28th of September, 2018 by Department of Computer Science,
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College (University of Delhi) during the session 2018 - 2019:

26 September 2018, Wednesday

A 90 minute introductory session was conducted by Dr. Rajni Bala which started at 09:30 AM which
included basic constructs of the language, variables, operators, functions (built in and user defined).
Then, a 30 minutes break was taken and students were provided with refreshments. Post the
refreshment session, the next session started with an amazing energy which was taken by Mrs. Preeti.
She covered control structures, break and continue statements of the Python language.
The next session started with great enthusiasm and was conducted by Dr. Arpita Sharma and she kept
all the students connected till the lunch break at 02:00 PM.

The event resumed at about 03:00 PM with regained energy in students. Dr. Arpita Sharma started
the concepts of Strings and Lists. All were engaged in grasping more than what they could with utmost
concentration and dedication. Adjacent exercises with the concepts helped the students to strengthen
the concepts and tackle different problems.

At 04:30 PM, work for the day completed and everyone left joyful and satisfied.

27 September 2018, Thursday


The second day started with astonishing energy led by Dr. Arpita Sharma from 9:30 AM till the
refreshments break. The concepts of tuples and dictionaries were introduced dynamically and seem
to be proficient to the participants.

After the refreshments session, tremendously energetic, Mr. Ankit Rajpal took over with his
exceptional session on error handling and file handling in Python till the lunch break at 02:00 PM.

After the lunch break, the session resumed with Dr. Rajni Bala educating everyone with the concepts
of classes and objects, one of most important and basic concept of the language on which the whole
language is unified. So, all the students took this session very seriously, and were able to solve almost
all of the practice problems given at the end of the session.

That's how the Day 2 ended at 04:30 PM, everyone in hope of something exciting for the last day,
because every basic thing had now been covered.

28 September 2018, Friday


The last day started with a dynamic session taken by Mrs. Preeti with the introduction of numpy and
graphics in Python. A lot of good information was provided by her presentation throughout the
session. She kept everyone engrossed till the refreshments break at 11:30 AM.

The next session surprised almost everyone in the workshop with the enormous power of Python
language and it's applicability. This session was conducted by Mr. Ankit Rajpal where he
covered database connectivity with and Python and building Twitter applications with Python. This
session attracted everyone's attention and everyone was excited by seeing a language fetch real and
live tweets from Twitter coming out on a console. Everyone was thrilled and amazed by this time, and
then the lunch break began.

Post the lunch break, an online quiz test was given by all the students who participated in the
workshop, and then they were awarded with their certificates.
The top 3 ranked students were given extra prizes for their performance, they were:
1. Jaideep Shekhar (CS(Hons.) 1st year)
2. Vineet Kumar (CS(Hons.) 2nd year)
3. Shraddha (CS(Hons.) 3rd year)

A total of 40 students ranging from first year students to third year students from Computer Science
(Honours), Physical Sciences with Computer Science, Physics (Honours) and B.M.S. took part in this
workshop. The good part is that the workshop had only 40 limited seats, so it was a house full event.

Mr. Sanjeet Kumar from the Department of Computer Science provided constant support throughout
the workshop, and helped sharing resources and figuring out students' problems with the concepts,
while solving the given exercises.

Mr. Manmohan Pushkarna provided all the necessary technical support in the lab throughout the
workshop.

The following student resource persons helped a lot throughout the workshop, and were awarded
certificates for their exceptionally outstanding work. They ensured smooth execution of the workshop
in all of the possible ways. They were:
Ankush Khanna (CS(Hons.), 3rd year)
Abhishek Sharma (CS(Hons.), 3rd year)
Riya Swami (CS(Hons.), 3rd year)
Himanshu Singhal (CS(Hons.), 2nd year)

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