Beginner bytes and oops

Course Overview

Beginner Bytes is a specially crafted foundational programming course designed for absolute beginners and those with minimal coding exposure. The goal of this course is to transform learners into confident coders capable of writing 15 to 30 real-time programs by the end of just one month.

The course focuses on building a strong logical foundation using core programming concepts through practical coding challenges and real-world scenarios. Learners are guided step-by-step through number operations, array manipulations, various sorting techniques, and object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts. This structured and simplified approach makes coding less intimidating and more enjoyable.

Certification

Beginner bytes and oops

Duration

2 Month

Time

2 Hours / Day

Mode

Classroom / Online

Discount upto

₹ 2000

₹ 10000

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Syllabus Breakdown


Month 1: Programming Practice (30 Programs)

Number Programs

  • Check Whether a Number is Even or Odd

  • Find the Factorial of a Number

  • Generate Fibonacci Series up to N Terms

  • Check Whether a Number is Prime or Not

  • Find the Sum of Digits of a Number

String Programs

  • Reverse a String without Using Built-in Functions

  • Check Whether a String is a Palindrome

  • Count the Number of Vowels and Consonants in a String

  • Find the Frequency of Characters in a String

  • Remove Duplicate Characters from a String

DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms)

  • Implement Linear Search and Binary Search

  • Perform Bubble Sort

  • Find the Maximum and Minimum Elements in an Array

  • Perform Insertion Sort

  • Implement Queue using Linked List

Competitive Programs

  • Prime Number Checker

  • Fibonacci Series (Using Recursion)

  • Palindrome Checker

  • Anagram Checker

  • Count Occurrences of Character in String

Descriptive Programs

  • Mean, Median, Mode of a List

  • Word Frequency in a Paragraph

  • Count Vowels in a Sentence

  • Describe Temperature Over a Week

  • Character Frequency in a String

Scenario-Based Programs

  • Compare Two Numbers

  • Compare Two Strings (Lexicographically)

  • Compare Marks of Two Students

  • Compare Lengths of Two Lists

  • Compare Two Files Line by Line



Month 2: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts

Teaching Approach: “Purpose and Situation”



In this month, students will learn each OOP concept (Class, Object, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction) through a purpose-driven and situation-based learning model.
Instead of just defining terms, each concept will be introduced through a real-world scenario that explains why the concept exists and when to use it in actual applications.

Example Scenarios Include:

  • College

  • Hotel

  • IPL (Indian Premier League)

  • Textile Showroom



These scenarios are thoughtfully integrated to illustrate the complete set of OOP principles in a practical and easy-to-understand manner.