Topics Covered:
HTML
CSS
Javascript
JQuery
Ajax
PHP
MYsql
Wordpres
Course Features:
1) c, c++ brush-up before starting
2) 6 hours a day training, 1 to 2 hours daily training, 5 to 4 hours assingments.
3) Weekly exams and reviews
4) 90% Practical training
5) Interview Prepration
6) Job Calls
Pre-requisites
Computer basics
What you need to bring
Laptop
Key Takeaways
Database connectivity PHP programming Dynamic web page creation JavaScript programming Ajax effects
Topics Covered
HTML Syllabus CSS Syllabus Javascript training Syllabus PHP Programming
Who should attend
who has a passion towards website development & wants to learn the same
Pre-requisites
Computer basics
What you need to bring
Laptop
Hypertext Pre-processor or PHP as we call it;is a server side scripting language. It is in your server and only sends the HTML to the viewer’s browser.It is installed in host of websites and webservers and is one of the leading languages used for websites.
PHP was originally designed for web development and hence has great advantages over other languages. It can be directly embedded into an HTML source file whereas other languages (like C++) need to be called from an external file. It can also be used in Standalone graphical apps or even as a standalone shell on almost every OS out there.
So if you want to or have to work in websites then the knowledge of PHP is a must. Most CMS (Content Management Systems) out there are based on PHP. So if your job involves tinkeringwith websites or handling CMS then you should know a bit about PHP, how to change and configure it, if not fully design a web page using PHP.
With this in mind, we have brought out this course. This course teaches you the basic of PHP with an introduction of HTML &CSS. At the end of the course you will be:
- Understand how server side programming works on the web
- Able to use PHP built-in functions and create custom functions
- Understand POST and GET in form submission
- Read and Write Cookies
- Create a database
- Read and Process data in MySQL database
Key Takeaways
Database connectivity PHP programming Dynamic web page creation JavaScript programming Ajax effects