PHP is a server-side scripting language used on the vast majority of the most

popular websites on the internet. PHP works hand-in-hand with front-end languages and technologies, like HTML or CSS, which define how a website looks to users in terms of fonts and all other elements of page design. PHP also has support for most of the web servers today. This includes Apache, IIS and many others. PHP has the ability to generate HTML, loop over sections of content based on conditions, and ask the computer questions and similar programming functions.

PHP codes are simply mixed with HTML codes and can be used in combination with various web frameworks. Its scripts are executed on the server. The PHP code is processed by a PHP interpreter.
You can create a login page, design a form, and create forums, dynamic and static websites and many more with PHP.

“Need” is a very strong term. I would rather say that PHP is a convenient language to use for the following reasons.

• Every reputable web host supports it.
• Its free .
• It runs on every major operating system and most minor ones.
• It runs on almost any hardware.
• It’s very easy, comparatively speaking, to learn.
• It provides instant gratification (you can write code, save it, and run it without the need for compiling).
• PHP can do just about everything you would ever want a server side technology to do.
• It’s well documented.
• The vast majority of problems you will ever run into with PHP have already been solved by others, with solutions posted online.
• There are thousands of free and open source third party libraries for it that extend it in ways the original developers probably never envisioned.
• It provides robust and detailed error reporting, which will help you find the source of problems quickly.

In order to use PHP effectively, you will eventually need to learn other languages, such as:

• HTML, because it’s what PHP normally outputs to the browser
• MySQL, because you’ll want to store user data in a database
• CSS, because it’s how you add style to HTML pages
• JavaScript, because you’ll want to make your HTML pages interactive

It’s a common myth that PHD is a training based study module to become a university professor. Yes, it is true to an extent but the scope of PhD goes beyond academia. The proportion of PHDs joining academia is not very large as compared to the number of candidates having PhD degrees. The employment landscape in India and other international countries is changing drastically, and this has left PhD students to reshuffle their objective in joining academia. Now-a-days, PhD graduates are eyeing for alternative options in the field of writing, research, investment banking, law and many more.

Module 1:

HTML

1. Introduction to HTML
2. Html Basic Tag
3. HTML Image
4. Hyperlink
5. HTML List
6. HTML Table
7. HTML Div
8. HTML Frame</li
9. HTML Forms
10. HTML Font
11. Marquee Tag and Various Other Tags and Features/li>

Module 2:

HTML5

1. Introduction to HTML5
2. What’s new in HTML5
3. HTML5 Features
4. HTML5 Doc Type
5. New Structure Tags
6. Section
7. Nav
8. Article
9. Aside
10. Header
11. Footer
12. New Media Tags
13. Audio and Video tags

Module 3:

DHTML (CSS)

1. Introduction to CSS
2. CSS Background
3. CSS Margin
4. CSS Padding
5. CSS Border
6. CSS Float
7. CSS Links
8. CSS Text
9. CSS Outline

Module 4:

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS 3)

1. Introduction to CSS 3
2. Basic CSS3 Selectors
3. Advanced CSS3 Selectors
4. New CSS3 Properties
5. CSS Rounded Corners
6. Box Shadow
7. Text Shadow Property
8. Text Stroke Property
9. CSS Gradients
10. Opacity

Module 5:

Working Knowledge of JavaScript

1. Introduction to JavaScript
2. Introducing variables objects
3. Introduction to Event Handlers
4. Document Object
5. Images, Links, Forms
6. Form Validations
7. Slider Effects
8. JavaScript Transition Effects

Module 6:

jQuery (Javascript Library)

1. Introduction and Installation
2. Syntax
3. jQuery Selectors
4. jQuery Events
5. jQuery Effects
6. jQuery Animation

Module 7:

AJAX (Pre-Requisite:ServerEnd Technology)

1. Introduction
2. XMLHttpRequest Object
3. Creating a Request Object
4. Sending a Request to Server
5. Receiving a Response From The Server
6. ReadyState and Status of a Request

Module 8:

Adobe Dreamweaver CS5

1. Introduction to Adobe Dreamweaver DW5
2. Dreamweaver Interface Basics
3. Type of Views
4. Defining a Dreamweaver Site
5. Standard Tool Bar
6. Multiple Browser Previews
7. Anchor Links
8. Insert Table
9. Insert Div
10. Inserting Images
11. Inserting Tables
12. Text Tags
13. Forms in Dreamweaver
14. Input Tags
15. Select Tag / List Tag / Opt Group
16. Buttons (Submit and Reset)
17. File Type / Encoding Type

Module 9:

Core PHP

1. PHP Introduction
2. PHP Basic
3. How to Install PHP
4. Basic Syntax of PHP
5. PHP Variables & Data Type
6. Date Time Function
7. Regular Expressions
8. PHP Operators
9. PHP Arrays
10. String Handing in PHP
11. Session And Cookie
12. PHP Function
13. PHP Forms
14. File Handing
15. PHP $Get Method
16. PHP $ Post Method
17. Server Method
18. Request Method
19. File Upload
20. Form Action
21. Form Based Query
22. Form Validation

Module 10:

MYSQL

1. Introduction of SQL
2. Creating MYSQL Connection
3. Creating Database & Tables
4. MYSQL Queries
5. Data types in SQL
6. MYSQL select
7. Maintain data in a table by using: INSERT, UPDATE statement, DELETE statement
8. Use Where
9. Use wild cards
10. Use the IS NULL and IS NOT NULL keywords
11. Use the ORDER BY clause
12. Use the DISTINCT keyword
13. Use aggregate functions in queries
14. Viewing database
15. Deleting database
16. Renaming database
17. Insert rows into tables
18. Delete tables
19. Altering tables
20. Backup of database etc

Module 11:

Advance PHP

1. WordPress
2. Joomla
3. Drupal
4. MAGENTO
5. MVC

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