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35 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed courses certificate of completion - Free
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Overview

This Automation course enables you to delve deeply into Automation, to better explore, understand and apply relevant skills.

Through this Automation course, you will gain a world-class knowledge and understanding with a focus on Automation, based on solving real-life issues.

This Automationcourse includes a whole host of practical tips and advice, helping you to develop yourAutomationskillsto become the automotive engineer, automotive technician, automation manager, automation personnel services, automation test engineer,or related professionyou can be.

This is two courses bundle and they are:

Course 1: AWS Automation with boto3 of Python and Lambda Functions

Course 2: Python Scripting for Automation

Packed with videos, PDFs and exercises, it'll equip you with what it takes to be successfulin today’s business landscape, covering a broad range of topics, including automation to implementation, working with sets, usage of meta object, i am roles to execute python and much more.

Frontier Education provides those with no previous experience or working professionals with trailblazing, practice-based teaching, aimed to inspire and prepare you for a career relevant industry .

Curriculum

37
sections
142
lectures
34h 59m
total
    • 1: 6.Document-Environment-setup-to-work-with-boto3-on-Windows 02:00 PDF
    • 2: 7.Document-Environment-setup-to-work-with-boto3-on-Linux 02:00 PDF
    • 3: Boto3 Environment setup on Linux Server 04:23
    • 4: Boto3 environment setup on windows server 13:33
    • 5: Core Concepts of Boto3 Part-1 13:42
    • 6: custom and default sessions of boto3 15:43
    • 7: FIRSTP~1 10:23
    • 8: Installing python 3.x and boto3 on windows server 05:43
    • 9: Installing required Python version and boto3 on Linux Server 09:13
    • 10: Introduction to boto3 01:20
    • 11: objective of this course 01:05
    • 12: What do you need for this course 00:47
    • 13: Help on client object 19:37
    • 14: Help on resource objet 14:36
    • 15: Get AWS AccountId using STS Service 06:01
    • 16: simple menu driven script on ec2 actions like start stop and terminate 16:48
    • 17: Simple Python boto3 Scripts to work EC2 Service 17:00
    • 18: Introduction to waiters 21:15
    • 19: Usage of meta object in boto3 05:53
    • 20: Collection Concept Part-1 12:31
    • 21: Collection concept part-2 18:03
    • 22: Delete unused and untagged EBS Volumes 17:08
    • 23: List sanps based on start time 09:29
    • 24: List snaps based on size 02:42
    • 25: List-all-Snaps 07:19
    • 26: Simple EC2 Discovery Script 05:58
    • 27: Boto3 Scripts execution using IAM Roles 05:54
    • 28: simple Exception handling 14:40
    • 29: Create an IAM User with AWS Management Console login access using boto3 of pytho 24:27
    • 30: Random Password Generators 07:13
    • 31: Script to get IAM User Details and All IAM Users Deatils 06:48
    • 32: Automate snaps for EBS from all regions 17:04
    • 33: Automate Snaps for EBS 59:48
    • 34: AUTOMA~3 26:35
    • 35: Basics-of-AWS-Lambda 27:33
    • 36: EBS Snapshots Copy between Regions 56:08
    • 37: Mail-Alert-for-EC2-Instance-Status 17:57
    • 38: Paginators of boto3 25:40
    • 39: Concepts of boto3 for AWS S3 Service 10:43
    • 40: List buckets 13:02
    • 41: Paginators of s3 objects 30:18
    • 42: ASSIGI~1 19:17
    • 43: Atom Editor for Python 18:08
    • 44: Course-overview 10:19
    • 45: Editors to write Python Scripts 08:25
    • 46: Installation of Python on Windows 09:02
    • 47: Installing Python 3.x on Linux OS 15:16
    • 48: Comments of Python 07:09
    • 49: Indentation for Python 07:31
    • 50: Running Python Script on Windows and Linux 10:53
    • 51: Simple Hello World 10:49
    • 52: Usage of special characters with print statement 13:25
    • 53: Data Types 22:33
    • 54: Input and output statements 12:35
    • 55: Introduction to variables and print with variables 17:01
    • 56: Working with multiple variables and strings 08:23
    • 57: Basic operations on strings 26:07
    • 58: Boolean data operations on strings 09:17
    • 59: case conversion operatons on strings 08:19
    • 60: count_index_find 06:45
    • 61: join_center_zfill 05:48
    • 62: practice on string operations 09:54
    • 63: sritp and split operations 06:54
    • 64: Dictionaries 19:12
    • 65: Introduction to Data Structures and Types of Data Structures 04:48
    • 66: List data structures 28:28
    • 67: sets 04:00
    • 68: Tuple 13:00
    • 69: Arithmetic and assignment operators 16:09
    • 70: Comparision operators 08:01
    • 71: Identity and membership operators 11:51
    • 72: Introduction to operators 07:01
    • 73: Logical Operators 13:19
    • 74: if ... else and if ... elif ... elif ... else condition 22:37
    • 75: Introduction to conditional statements ; simple if condition 20:03
    • 76: Practice with conditional statements 32:20
    • 77: getpass module 10:11
    • 78: Introduction to Python Modules 31:13
    • 79: platform module 15:55
    • 80: command line arguments using sys_argv option 20:20
    • 81: Introduction to sys module 09:52
    • 82: How-to-do-a-search-a-file-on-entire-file-systetm 32:00
    • 83: Introduction to os module and basic operations with os module 19:28
    • 84: os_path module to work with paths of file or directory 14:48
    • 85: os_system function to run any operating system commands 09:54
    • 86: practice with platform and os modules 07:42
    • 87: working_with_os_walk 18:59
    • 88: Find files from a given path based on your required extention 26:27
    • 89: for loop to work with strings, list, tuple and dictionaries 11:16
    • 90: Introduction to loops with an example 36:52
    • 91: Introduction to while loop 11:55
    • 92: loop control statements 16:50
    • 93: Loops and working with for loop 26:50
    • 94: Practice - Read a path and check if given path is a file or a directory 09:16
    • 95: range function 15:01
    • 96: Simple practice with for loop 08:56
    • 97: introduction to datetime module 16:08
    • 98: Practice - Find the files which are older than x days from a given path 17:20
    • 99: Get java version for any operating system 16:13
    • 100: introduction to subprocess module to execute any operating system command 28:16
    • 101: Practice with subprocess module to get required output 12:05
    • 102: Copy the content of a source file into a destination file 11:33
    • 103: Working with text files - Reading and writing to text files 30:39
    • 104: Creating a csv file 14:32
    • 105: Introduction to csv and reading csv files using python 16:23
    • 106: read only header and no of rows in a csv file 08:53
    • 107: read and write operations with json file 12:53
    • 108: Exception Handling for known Exceptions 16:29
    • 109: Introduction to Exceptions 20:03
    • 110: Raise user Defined Exceptions 07:41
    • 111: try except else and finally usage 06:45
    • 112: Calling a function from another function and Scope of the variables 14:25
    • 113: Converting given code interms of functions 07:57
    • 114: Functions with arguments and return value 16:56
    • 115: Functions with default arguments 07:39
    • 116: Functions with keyword based arguments 02:52
    • 117: Functions with variable keyword arguments 05:33
    • 118: Functions with Variable length arguments 05:02
    • 119: How to define a Function and How to use defined Funtion 18:03
    • 120: How to use Functions of one script into another script 21:10
    • 121: Introduction to Python Functions 17:29
    • 122: simple Functions with arguments 18:13
    • 123: Simple-Exception-handling-to-change-working-directory 11:47
    • 124: Basic rules to create a pattern for regex 41:02
    • 125: complie operation of re module 09:08
    • 126: findall and finditer operations of re module 09:05
    • 127: Introduction to regex 04:50
    • 128: Regex with Flags 08:41
    • 129: Rules to create a pattern Part-2 11:19
    • 130: Rules to create a pattern Part-3 12:33
    • 131: search and match operations 15:58
    • 132: split sub and subn operations of re 07:23
    • 133: Introduction to Paramiko module 23:52
    • 134: Transfer a file from Local to remote and vice versa 10:17
    • 135: Shutil module to copy file(s) 17:04
    • 136: Class and object attributes 18:15
    • 137: Constructor of a class 15:48
    • 138: destructor of a class 05:53
    • 139: encapsulation 05:43
    • 140: Introduction to oops 44:28
    • 141: Polymorphism and inheritance of python oops 10:06
    • 142: Simple python script implementation without oops and with oops concept 27:44

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Description

In this Automation course, you will learn and understand the core theories and practices in Automation, developing a solid base of knowledge. You will understand core Automation theories and practices and be able to think critically, actively contributing towards the body of knowledge in the industry and pushing the boundaries with Automation skills.

With expert guidance and a combination of videos, PDFs, and worksheets, this course is designed to prepare you for a career or learning journey.

Course curriculum:

Course 1: AWS Automation with boto3 of Python and Lambda Functions

Course 2: Python Scripting for Automation

You’ll also be able to access a number of exclusive bonus resources to help you along your Automation journey, including:

  • paginotor of boto
  • working with python modules
  • working with cdv
  • working with file like json
  • paramikos module

Top reasons to Study Online at Frontier Education

  • Tailor-made: Course adapted to market needs and interests
  • Flexible programs: Study and work at your own pace on easy-to-use web platforms
  • Online education: Progressive teaching methods with video or easy to understanding the medium
  • Multicultural: Connect with classmates from all corners of the globe

Who is this course for?

This Automation is ideal for people looking to progress their career into an automotive engineer, for those who want to become automotive technicians, as well as looking to further develop their skills and knowledge

Requirements

No prior knowledge or experience required

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