Web Programming with PHP (Part A)

Web Programming with PHP Part A is our introductory course in creating dynamic Web sites using the PHP language. Building on your basic HTML skills, in this course you'll learn how to manipulate text and other data, create Web forms to handle user input, structure code using functions and server-side includes, and create various types of program logic. This instructor-led course contains weekly hands-on coding assignments, quizzes, textbook readings, and online discussions.

Instructor

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  Jeffrey McManus
  Jeffrey McManus has been a Web developer in Silicon Valley for fifteen years. He teaches Web Design and Management for the University of Victoria and is the CEO of Platform Associates. He's written six books on software development and frequently speaks at developer conferences. He likes popsicles.

Course Outline

Prerequisites

• Basic PC skills and access to a computer (Macintosh, Windows or Linux).
• Basic Web skills (browsing, links, images, etc.)
• Basic HTML and CSS skills. Ability to put together a valid Web page using correct HTML structure and CSS formatting in a text editor, without the use of a visual tool or code generator.

Duration and Format

Six weeks. Taught online. Instructor-led.

CodeLesson courses are available to students 24 hours a day while the course is in session. That means you can participate in the course even if you have a busy daytime schedule or if you're located in a different time zone.

Courses are comprised of online and offline readings, weekly quizzes, online discussion topics, and hands-on coding exercises that are evaluated by the instructor. You can post questions about the coursework at any time and the instructor will provide guidance. You're never stuck on your own.

You can learn more about our course format in our FAQ.