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Course Description

'Python for Networking I' is a great choice for students who'd like to master Python scripting in networking contexts, building upon the foundational knowledge from 'Python III (Object-Oriented Programming)'. Students delve into data structures, exception handling, functions, and classes within Python, establishing a robust programming groundwork essential for networking applications. Additionally, they explore the modules, packages, and environment management crucial for network programming.

The course progresses into the python 'system' modules, introducing the sys library and guiding students through filesystem manipulation, multithreading, concurrency management, and leveraging the socket.io module. The focus then shifts to socket programming, tackling the fundamental concepts behind sockets, reverse shells, resolving IP addresses, domain configurations, and port scanning. Students gain practical experience configuring TCP and UDP for both client and server interactions, laying a strong foundation in network communication protocols.

Further enriching the learning experience, the curriculum delves into HTTP programming, exploring the HTTP protocol, response and request headers, and utilizing modules like http.client, http.urllib, requests, and httpx for building clients and handling authentication mechanisms. We also explore connecting to the Tor networks, uncovering hidden services, and leveraging Python modules to establish connections within the Tor network, providing a comprehensive understanding of anonymity tools and practices in networking environments.