FrontEnd & BackEnd Web Development
FREE LAPTOP
₦600,000.00
₦420,000.00
Module I: Web Design(Static Website)
The courses that are covered in this program include:
- Web Design Technology.
- HTML(Hyper-text Markup Language) using Notepad, Notepad++, Dreamweavers Cs6
- CSS(cascade Style sheet)
- Introduction to Twitter Bootstrap
- Scratch Coding (Do It Yourself)
- Uploading and Publishing the website
- Web Hosting + Domain-name using GoDaddy, web4africa, infinitypaul, eHost, iPage, web.com, HostGator,JustHost.com
- Managing Cpanel, Custom E-Mails
- Introduction to Jquery
Who Should take this course:
- Inexperienced Web Designers,
- Bloggers
- SEO Beginners
- Web Developers,
- Web Analysts
- Graphic Designers.
- Undergraduates
- Graduates
- Individuals who are interested in learning web design.
Pre-requisite:
Candidates are expected to be confident with Windows Operating System environments, including creating, moving and deleting files and folders and use of web browsers. They must also be familiar with the common internet, website and web terminologies.
Module II: Web Development + Programming
The acronym WAMP stands for:
- Windows - the operating system
- Apache - the web server
- MySql - the database server
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PHP Training Objectives
All students will learn to:
- Gain the PHP programming skills needed to successfully build interactive, data-driven sites
- Test and debug a PHP application
- Work with form data
- Use cookies and sessions
- Work with regular expressions, handle exceptions, and validate data
PHP Training Outline
- Introduction to web development with PHP
- The architecture of a web application
- The Product Discount application
- How to edit and test a PHP application
- How to code a PHP application
- Basic PHP skills
- The Product Discount application
- How to code control statements
- How to use the PHP documentation
- Introduction to relational databases and MySQL
- An introduction to relational databases
- The SQL statements for data manipulation
- An introduction to MySQL
- How to use phpMyAdmin
- How to use PHP with a MySQL database
- PHP for working with MySQL
- How to get data from a result set
- The Product Viewer application
- The Product Manager application
- How to use the MVC pattern to organize your code
- How to use the MVC pattern
- The Product Manager application
- The Product Catalog application
- How to test and debug a PHP application
- An introduction to testing and debugging
- How to work with form data
- How to get data from a form
- How to display data on a web page
- How to code control statements
- How to code conditional expressions
- How to code the selection structures
- How to code the iteration structures
- How to work with strings and numbers
- How to work with strings
- How to work with numbers
- Other skills for working with strings and numbers
- How to work with dates
- How to use timestamps to work with dates
- How to use objects to work with dates
- How to create and use arrays
- How to create and use an array
- How to create and use an associative array
- How to use functions to work with arrays
- How to work with arrays of arrays
- The Task List Manager application
- How to work with cookies and sessions
- How to work with cookies
- How to work with sessions
- The Shopping Cart application
- How to create and use functions
- Basic skills for working with functions
- How to create and use a library of functions
- Advanced skills for working with functions
- The Shopping Cart application
- How to use regular expressions, handle exceptions, and validate data
- How to use regular expressions
- How to handle exceptions
- The Registration application
- Conclusion
WAMP is variation of LAMP (instead of Linux, it uses the more familiar Windows platform). WAMP (Windows, Apache, My SQL and PHP) is used to run dynamic websites and servers and is an adequate alternative to commercial packages. Because of its flexibility, customization and cost effectiveness, WAMP (Windows, Apache, My SQL and PHP) is one of the most popular ways to develop enterprise level web applications.