Overview
What Is PHP Training and How Does It Help?
PHP is an open-source server-side web development language and can also be used to develop other projects such as Graphics User Interfaces. This web development language when combined with other elements such as MYSQL can be used to create stunning fully functional dynamic websites. PHP has been used for decades as it is the first developed server-side language that can be embedded into HTML, however, the PHP language used these days is far more developed and versatile.
PHP MYSQL training courses give you access to 2 important elements. The first is the knowledge of core concepts and functionalities, the second is projects and live applications with transferable skills.
PHP courses are easy to learn, and use and the concepts are simple to implement. The program is open source which makes it free to use and install. This includes the additional framework, templates and a lot more add-on features. PHP is also supported greatly by a strong community, it is safe, it is secure and it is connected extensively with the help of databases.
Why Choose the PHP Training Certification Course by Cambridge InfoTech?
The PHP Certification course by Cambridge InfoTech is developed by experts in the field and is easy to learn. All basic concepts and advanced topics are taught gradually, through multiple modules and sub-parts as part of the training. The training is spread across 60 hours so that you are not rushed and you can learn the course at your chosen speed. Refresher training and mock tests are part of the course’s curriculum.
Accreditations such as certifications that are internationally recognized are also part of the course. Placements through Cambridge InfoTech are an added complimentary bonus offered to students that pass the certifications after the course. Resume-building exercises and interview preparation are also an integral part of the course.
What you'll learn?
- Students will learn PHP and MYSQL from the basics to an advanced level over 60 hours of training.
- The following concepts will be taught in detail along with many more fundamentals.
- Learn all PHP Fundamental
- Get an introduction to Building Blocks with an application of learned knowledge through live projects
- Learn how to use form validation using a secure way via Regular Expressions
- Understanding how to create web pages using dynamic principles with a myriad of PHP Techniques
- Get knowledge about advanced features like Employee Management System CRUD Application in PHP
- Get unlimited access to CMS ( Content Management System) with the Admin-Panel
- Learn how to use Bootstrap 4 Framework from scratch without using any Bootstrap Template
- Understand how to use PHP Sessions in a more sophisticated way and pass information easily throughout the training
- Learn practical ways to create blogs with Commenting functionality
- Learn how to create powerful Web Forms that cannot be hacked freely
- Learn how to build Professional CRUD
- Work on live CMS Based Projects
- Get hands-on Training with Full Coding Exercises and projects
- Understand how to navigate Login, Logout, and Admin System
- Get access to tips and tricks from experienced trainers
- Learn tried and tested ways to send emails using PHP
- Learn all there is to know about Bootstrap 4.2.1
- Understand core functionalities and advanced concepts not limited to PDO, URL Tracking, security methods on public domains/pages, and Font Awesome
Course Modules
Introduction to Web & PHP
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What is PHP?
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The history of PHP
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Why choose PHP?
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Installation overview
First Steps
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Embedding PHP code on a page
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Outputting dynamic text
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The operational trail
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Inserting code comments
Exploring Data Types
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Variables
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Strings
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String functions
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Numbers part one: Integers
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Numbers part two: Floating points
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Arrays
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Associative arrays
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Array functions
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Booleans
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NULL and empty
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Type juggling and casting
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Constants
Control Structures: Logical Expressions
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If statements
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Else and else if statements
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Logical operators
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Switch statements
Control Structures: Loops
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While loops
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For loops
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Foreach loops
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Continue
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Break
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Understanding array pointers
User-Defined Functions
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Defining functions
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Function arguments
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Returning values from a function
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Multiple return values
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Scope and global variables
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Setting default argument values
Debugging
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Common problems
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Warnings and errors
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Debugging and troubleshooting
Building Web Pages with PHP
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Links and URLs
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Using GET values
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Encoding GET values
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Encoding for HTML
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Including and requiring files
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Modifying headers
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Page redirection
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Output Buffering
Working with Forms and Form Data
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Building forms
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Detecting form submissions
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Single-page form processing
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Validating form values
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Problems with validation logic
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Displaying validation errors
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Custom validation functions
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Single-page form with validations
Working with Cookies and Sessions
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Working with cookies
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Setting cookie values
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Reading cookie values
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Unsetting cookie values
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Working with sessions
MySQL Basics
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MySQL introduction
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Creating a database
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Creating a database table
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CRUD in MySQL
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Populating a MySQL database
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Relational database tables
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Populating the relational table
Using PHP to Access MySQL
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Database APIs in PHP
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Connecting to MySQL with PHP
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Retrieving data from MySQL
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Working with retrieved data
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Creating records with PHP
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Updating and deleting records with PHP
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SQL injection
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Escaping strings for MySQL
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Introducing prepared statements
Building a Content Management System (CMS)
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Blueprinting the application
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Building the CMS database
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Establishing your work area
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Creating and styling the first page
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Making page assets reusable
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Connecting the application to the database
Using Site Navigation to Choose Content
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Adding pages to the navigation subjects
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Refactoring the navigation
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Selecting pages from the navigation
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Highlighting the current page
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Moving the navigation to a function
Application CRUD
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Finding a subject in the database
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Refactoring the page selection
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Creating a new subject form
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Processing form values and adding subjects
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Passing data in the session
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Validating form values
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Creating an edit subject form
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Using single-page submission
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Deleting a subject
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Cleaning up
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Assignment: Pages CRUD
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Assignment results: Pages CRUD
Building the Public Area
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The public appearance
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Using a context for conditional code
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Adding a default subject behavior
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The public content area
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Protecting page visibility
Regulating Page Access
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User authentication overview
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Admin CRUD
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Encrypting passwords
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Salting passwords
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Adding password encryption to CMS
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New PHP password functions
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Creating a login system
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Checking for authorization
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Creating a logout page
Advanced PHP Techniques
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Using variable variables
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Applying more array functions
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Building dates and times: Epoch/Unix
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Formatting dates and times: Strings and SQL
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Setting server and request variables
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Establishing global and static variable scope
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Making a reference assignment
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Using references as function arguments
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Using references as function return values
Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
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Introducing the concept and basics of OOP
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Defining classes
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Defining class methods
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Instantiating a class
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Referencing an instance
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Defining class properties
OOP in Practice
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Understanding class inheritance
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Setting access modifiers
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Using setters and getters
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Working with the static modifier
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Reviewing the scope resolution operator
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Referencing the Parent class
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Using constructors and destructors
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Cloning objects
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Comparing objects
Working with Files and Directories
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File system basics
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Understanding file permissions
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Setting file permissions
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PHP permissions
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Accessing files
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Writing to files
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Deleting files
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Moving the file pointer
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Reading files
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Examining file details
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Working with directories
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Viewing directory content
Sending Emails
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Configuring PHP for email
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Sending email with mail()
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Using headers
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Reviewing SMTP
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Using PHPMailer
Student Ratings & Reviews

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LevelIntermediate
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Total Enrolled5
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Duration60 hours
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Last UpdatedJanuary 18, 2023
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CertificateCertificate of completion
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Requirements
- Students with no prior knowledge of PHP MYSQL can join the course.
- Students must possess a basic understanding of HTML
- Students need a PC with an operating system Windows/Mac/Linux