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This specialization provides a comprehensive path to mastering full-stack web development using XHTML, PHP, and MySQL. Learners will start by configuring server environments and writing PHP scripts to generate XHTML outputs, then progress to advanced topics like file I/O, database connectivity, and dynamic content rendering. Through case-study-driven projects—including a college website and a banking portal—they will gain practical experience applying XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript in real-world settings. Graduates of this specialization will be prepared to build and manage professional, data-driven web applications aligned with industry standards.
Syllabus
- Course 1: XHTML - Server Side Programming with PHP
- Course 2: XHTML - Advanced Server Side Programming with PHP
- Course 3: XHTML Practical - Creating Website Engineering College
- Course 4: XHTML Practical - Case Study on XYZ Bank
Courses
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Move beyond static pages and build data-driven web applications with PHP. Designed for learners with a basic understanding of HTML or XHTML, this course shows you how to organize, manage, and display data in server-side scripts. You’ll create and manipulate one-dimensional, associative, and multidimensional arrays, use iteration to work with their contents, and write reusable functions that return and manage data. Then you’ll read and write files, handle CSV data, navigate directories, and integrate PHP with MySQL. Finally, you’ll retrieve database content and present it dynamically in structured XHTML tables. The course brings PHP arrays and functions together with file handling and database integration through progressive lessons and hands-on demonstrations. Enroll to strengthen your PHP skills and learn to turn stored data into structured, dynamic web pages.
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Learn to build dynamic web applications with PHP and XHTML, from your first server-side script to forms that respond to user input. Designed for beginners and aspiring web developers, this course gives you a practical introduction to how PHP generates XHTML and controls application behavior. You’ll configure and verify a local PHP environment, write scripts using variables, and generate multi-line XHTML output. You’ll then design XHTML forms, compare GET and POST methods, and process different types of input. Finally, you’ll use conditional statements, comparison and logical operators, switch statements, and loops to control how your scripts respond. The course’s hands-on progression connects each concept to a working part of a server-side application. By the end, you’ll be able to create and process forms, analyze program flow, and develop PHP scripts that produce dynamic web content.
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Build practical skills in designing and implementing dynamic web interfaces with XHTML through a banking web application case study. Designed for students, aspiring frontend developers, and learners seeking hands-on XHTML web development experience, this course takes you through the complete process of building and validating an interactive web application. You’ll construct structured XHTML pages, design clear layouts and navigation, and create form-based user interactions using semantic markup. You’ll then integrate JavaScript to add dynamic behavior and enhance user interactions. As the application develops, you’ll debug client-side issues, evaluate functionality, and perform final testing to ensure the XHTML application works as intended. What makes this course distinctive is its case-based, end-to-end approach. Instead of studying XHTML, JavaScript integration, debugging, and testing separately, you’ll apply them within one banking application project. By the end, you’ll be able to construct structured XHTML interfaces, implement JavaScript-enhanced features, troubleshoot client-side issues, and evaluate application functionality through testing.
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Build a structured, multi-page website while learning practical XHTML and CSS techniques through the development of an engineering college web portal. This hands-on course takes you step by step from project planning and file organization to page construction, navigation design, and website evaluation using real-world development practices. You will begin by outlining the structure of an XHTML website project, creating a compliant homepage, organizing project files, and integrating CSS for consistent styling. As you progress, you will construct departmental and academic pages using semantic XHTML elements, div structures, tables, and external CSS. You will also design internal navigation, create effective page linking strategies, and review your website through manual browser testing to verify structural completeness and link integrity. Designed for aspiring front-end developers, computer science and digital media students, and professionals transitioning into web development, this course emphasizes practical website construction rather than isolated coding exercises. By the end of the course, you will be able to plan, build, style, and evaluate a structured XHTML website with clear navigation, organized layouts, and consistent presentation across multiple pages
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