1.1 History of Python (includes core Python and PyS60)
1.2 Why Should I use Python over Other Technologies? (addresses PyS60)
1.3 Tools and SDKs Required (includes debugging tools)
1.4 Installing PyS60 SDK
1.5 Deploying Python Scripts on the Phone
1.6 Testing Sample Scripts

2.1 Introduction
2.2 Variables
2.3 Operators
2.4 Functions
2.5 Classes
2.6 Conditional Statements
2.7 Loops
2.8 Exception Handling

3.1 Introduction
3.2 Using the e32 module
3.3 System Information
3.4 System Time

4.1 Introduction
4.2 The UI Structure of a Python Application
4.3 Title, Orientation and Screen Size
4.4 Notifications
4.5 Queries
4.6 Menu
4.7 Selection Lists
4.8 Listbox
4.9 Forms
4.10 Text Editor
4.11 Tabs
4.12 InfoPopup
4.13 TopWindow

5.1 Introduction to Contacts
5.2 Searching and Displaying Contacts
5.3 Adding and Deleting contacts
5.4 Contacts- Sample Applications
5.5 Introduction to Calendar
5.6 Using the Calendar
5.7 Calendar- Sample Applications

6.1 Introduction
6.2 Telephone Operations
6.2.1 Making a Phone Call
6.2.2 Answering a Phone Call
6.2.3 Monitoring Phone Activity
6.3 A Sample Application: Caller Information
6.4 Messaging Operations
6.4.1 Sending SMS Messages
6.4.2 Sending MMS Messages
6.4.3 The Inbox Class
6.4.4 Receiving Messages
6.5 A Sample Application: SMS Autoreply
6.6 Accessing and using logs

7.1 Introduction
7.2 Drawing on Canvas
7.3 Displaying and handling image objects
7.4 Using the Camera
7.5 Example Application - to be named - involves camera and image objects
7.6 Recording and playing sound files
7.7 Music Player Example

8.1 Introduction
8.2 Supported devices
8.3 Detecting touch events on full screen
8.4 Detecting touch over a specific area of screen
8.5 Let’s Paint with touch!
8.5 Touchy Tic-Tac-Toc

9.1 Introduction
9.2 Basic Network Principles
9.3 Socket API introduction
9.4 Exception handler and debugging
9.5 Advanced Socket API

10.1 Introduction
10.2 Acquiring Location Information
10.2.1 Using Network Information
10.2.2 Using GPS Information
10.3 Using Maps with GPS Information
10.3.1 Where Am I! Locate yourself
10.3.1.1 Obtaining Latitude and Longitude co-ordinates
10.3.1.2 Retrieving Google Maps
10.3.1.3 Saving the Access Point and Debug Log
10.3.1.4 Using the above libraries in main.py
10.3.2 Source Code

11.1 Introduction
11.2 Basic Sensor Access
11.3 Sensor Availability
11.4 Obtaining Sensor Data
11.5 Monitoring Sensor Data
11.6 Sensor Sample Example
11.7 Detecting Gestures
11.8 A Word About Older Sensor APIs

12.1 Introduction
12.2 Application Manager
12.3 Calendar
12.4 Contacts
12.5 Landmarks
12.6 Location
12.7 Logging
12.8 Messaging
12.9 Media Management
12.10 Sensors
12.11 Sys Info

15.1 Introduction
15.2 Theoretical Approach
15.3. Examples
15.3.1 Tictactoe (minimax alphabeta)
15.3.2 Paparazzi (sensor control)
15.3.3 Mazing Days on Cute Planet (world building, maze)
15.3.4 Patience Card Game
15.4 PyGame
15.5 OpenGL
15.6 References

16.1 Introduction
16.2 Adding Multi-lingual Support to Python Applications
16.3 Python Application Packager
16.4 Commercial applications

17.1 Introduction
17.2 Writing better PyS60 code
17.3 Debugging strategies
17.4 Enhancing runtime error detection