PHP

PHP is a server-side scripting language designed for web development but also used as a general-purpose programming language. Originally created by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994, the PHP reference implementation is now produced by The PHP Group.

Introduction to PHP

• Evaluation of Php
• Basic Syntax
• Defining variable and constant
• Php Data type
• Operator and Expression

Software Used: Xampp Wamp

Handling Html Form With Php

• Capturing Form Data
• Dealing with Multi-value filed
• Generating File uploaded form
• Redirecting a form after submission
• Decisions and loop
• Function
• String
• Array
• Working with file and Directories
• Mini Project (With file Handling)

State Management

• Using query string(URL rewriting)
• Using Hidden field
• Using cookies
• Using session

Database Connectivity with MySql

• Introduction to RDBMS

Little Part of Web Designing

• HTML CSS Java Script Jquery AJAX
• Mini Project

Advance PHP

• Introduction to OOPS
• Exception Handling

Framework- Cake PHP

• Introduction to CakePHP
• Custom Post Types and Custom
• Taxonomies
• Managing Lists of Links

WordPress Introduction

• Understanding and Using domain names
• WordPress Hosting Options
• Installing WordPress on a Dedicated Server
• Understanding Directory Permissions

Basics of the WordPress User Interface

• Understanding the WordPress Dashboard
• Pages, Tags, Media and Content Administration
• Core WordPress Settings

Finding and Using WordPress Plugins

• Finding and Installing Plugins Quickly and
• Easily Upgrading WordPress Plugins
• Recommended WordPress Plugins

Working with WordPress Themes

• Understanding the Structure of WordPress
• Themes Finding Themes and Choosing the
• Right One Installing and Configuring Themes
• Editing and Customizing Themes Using Theme
• Frameworks and Parent-Child Themes
• Theme Best Practices

WordPress Content Management

• Connection with MySql Database
• Performing basic database operation(DML)
• (Insert, Delete, Update, Select)
• Setting query parameter
• Executing query
• Join (Cross joins, Inner joins, Outer Joins, Selfjoins.)