About this Course

Learn how to use PHP to create Web applications that interact with the Oracle database at the backend, and Select, Insert, Update & Delete from the Oracle database.

Course Objective

Course Objective for PHP & Oracle Web Application Development:

Learn how to leverage the PHP language and the Oracle database to generate dynamic & interactive web applications. 

This course covers the fundamentals of PHP programming, Introduction to Oracle database, some advanced features of the language, and creation of database driven applications using PHP & Oracle

Course Overview for Web Application Development with PHP & Oracle db:

You Will Learn How To:

• Write effective, efficient PHP scripts
  
• Embed PHP scripts in HTML pages to create dynamic Web pages
  
• Manipulate data from Web page forms
  
• Structure PHP code using user-defined functions and external libraries
  
• Develop database-enabled Web applications using Oracle database
  

Course Outlines

Introduction to PHP

• Language fundamentals
  
• Decision making in PHP
  
• Arrays and PHP
  
• Re-using PHP code
  
• PHP and the WWW server
  
• Working with Oracle
• Using the CREATE TABLE statement SQL Data types
• Manipulating data in SQL
  
• Accessing databases using PHP
  
• Managing web sessions
  
• Handling date & time in PHP
  
• Working with files in PHP
  
• Sending email using PHP
• Creating a Database Driven PHP Application with Oracle db at the backend.

Prerequisites

Some understanding of programming concepts, HTML, and experience working with a DBMS is recommended prior to attending this course.

Project:

Create a Database Driven Web Application using PHP & Oracle - For example, create a Membership Application, an Orders Database, a CD shop catalogue & search project, or select a project of your own choice (after consultation with the trainer).

Certification:

Certificate of attendance would be given to participants.

Materials:

Notes in folders will be provided.

Class Size: 

8-12 participants

Course Duration: 

3 Days

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