Master in Informatics and Computing Engineering
Programming Fundamentals
Instance: 2020/2021
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By the end of this class, the student should be able to:

• Give an overview of the Modules available in the Python Standard Library
• Describe the contents of the math, time and random modules
• Create programmer own modules
• Describe namespaces, identifier scopes and lookup rules

• Python Modules
  • Random numbers [8.1]
  • The time module [8.2]
  • The math module [8.3]
  • Creating your own modules [8.4]
  • Namespaces [8.5]
  • Scope and lookup rules [8.6]
  • Three import statement variants [8.8]
  • Packages

• Peter Wentworth, Jeffrey Elkner, Allen B. Downey, and Chris Meyers, How to Think Like a Computer Scientist — Learning with Python 3, Release 3rd Edition, 2020 [PDF] (Chapter 8)
• The Python Tutorial, 6. Modules, Python 3.8.7 documentation, January 03, 2021 [HTML] (Section 6)
• The Python Standard Library, Numeric and Mathematical Modules, Python 3.8.7 documentation, January 03, 2021 [HTML]

• J. Correia Lopes, Study materials, GitHub (Notebook 21)
• ZOOM lecture's room (requires password): https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/83800564127
• Moodle, Moodle > Activity LE21

• Modules. Library random, time and math modules. Creating a new module. Namespaces, scope and lookup rules.

— FPRO, 2020/21

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