PHP

PHP is a general-purpose server-side scripting language which was designed for web development to produce dynamic web pages. PHP is one of the first developed server-side scripting languages to be embedded into an HTML source document rather than calling an external file to process data.
PHP can be deployed on most web servers and also as a standalone shell on almost every operating system and platform free of charge.
PHP is installed on more than 20 million web sites and 1 million web servers. Software that uses PHP includes open source CMS like WordPress, Drupal and ecommerce platform like Magento.
Why this course
As a fresher without knowledge of deep programming concepts, you will find that PHP is easier to learn and can be mastered easily with required concentration, practice and best teaching. The open source platform is rather one of the easiest stands for the web developers to create dynamic, attractive and fully functional websites and applications at comparatively lower costs than other web development platforms.
There is a global increase in demand for PHP developers at the international level too as the requirement for more and more attractive and dynamic websites is increasing globally.
PHP developers are hired on a part-time, full-time and contractual basis by a variety of small, medium and large organizations. They may also be self-employed, working as freelancers for clients that range from individuals operating small websites, to large software development companies.
Who can apply:
school students and students undergoing BCA, MCA, B.Tech/B.E, BSC, MSC, IT, PGDCA, Diploma Courses.
Course Features
- Lectures 22 hours
- Video lecture 11h 49m
- Practical 31 hours
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PHP Overview
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Installation of WampServer
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First Steps
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Exploring Data Types
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Control Structures: Logical Expressions
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Control Structures: Loops
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User-Defined Functions
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Debugging
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Building Web Pages with PHP
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Working with Forms and Form Data
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Working with Cookies and Sessions
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MySQL Basic
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Using PHP to Access MySQL
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Building a Content Management System (CMS)
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Using Site Navigation to Choose Content
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Application CRUD
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Building the Public Area
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Regulating Page Access