All MySQL and PHP training students receive a copy of Apress' Beginning PHP and MySQL 5: From Novice to Professional and other related courseware.

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1 Course Code: Course Title: Duration Training Objectives PHP-DMV-001 Building Data-Driven PHP Web Sites with Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 2 Days To teach attendees the PHP programming skills they need to successfully build interactive, data-driven sites To teach students enough MySQL database skills to build the databases that will power their sites To learn how to build data-driven Web sites using Dreamweaver, PHP, and a MySQL database Hands-on/Lecture Ratio This MySQL and PHP training class is 70% hands-on, 30% lecture, with the longest lecture segments lasting for 10 minutes. Students "learn by doing," with immediate opportunities to apply the material they learn to real-world problems. PHP Training Materials All MySQL and PHP training students receive a copy of Apress' Beginning PHP and MySQL 5: From Novice to Professional and other related courseware. Software Needed on Each Student PC The following should be installed on each student PC: Microsoft Windows XP / Microsoft Windows Vista / Microsoft Windows 7 Internet Explorer 6 or later or Firefox 2 or later, Google Chrome or Opera. Adobe Dreamweaver CS 5 or earlier Note: WAMP, available at provides a single installer with everything you need for the class Windows. Students will install wamp as part of the hands-on learn by doing activities. Training Outline Introduction o Roles of server-side languages o Choosing a server-side language o Which server-side language is best? o Overview of PHP and its requirements

2 o Goals of this class / Who is this class for? Creating a Dreamweaver site o Site creation - basic o Site creation - advanced Database connections o Database basics o Introduction to SQL o Server behaviors Querying the database o Building a SQL query using the Simple view o Building a SQL query using the Advanced view o Adding fields from the resulting records to your page Displaying and formatting query results o Using Repeat Region to display multiple records o Formatting results Paging through records o Schemes for recordset navigation o Paging to first, last, previous, and next records Show region if... o Selectively displaying information based on a conditional o Disabling the first and previous record links if the first page of results is displayed o Disabling the last and next record links if the last page of results is displayed Displaying the count of the number of records returned Creating master-detail views o Overview of the importance of master-detail views and how they convey information o Creating a master-detail view Advanced recordsets and multi-table queries o Method 1 - Simple recordset with filter o Method 2 - Advanced recordset o Method 3 - Advanced recordset and multi-table Queries Dynamically populating forms o Populating text fields, text areas, and hidden fields o Populating selection lists, radio button lists, and checkboxes Building record insertion forms o Building the insertion form by hand o Allowing Dreamweaver to generate the record insertion form automatically o Creating a page that confirms the record insertion o Validating form entries using JavaScript behaviors Understanding stored procedures o How they are created in the database o Advantages/disadvantages of stored procedures versus SQL o Calling a stored procedure without passing parameters o Passing input parameters to a stored procedure o Retrieving parameters from a stored procedure Updating records o Manually constructing a form that allows the user to update a record o Using Dreamweaver to automatically generate a form for updating the record o Validating the edited information using JavaScript behaviors o Building a confirmation page to display the result of updating the record

3 Deleting records o Precautions to take to ensure that records are not inadvertently deleted o Building an appropriate record deletion interface, complete with confirmation dialog Implementing user login/logout with Dreamweaver o Overview of Web application security issues o Preferred approach: configuring the Web server to manage security o Alternative approach: having Dreamweaver automatically generate code for logging users in, authenticating them, and logging them out o In-depth instruction on using Dreamweaver with PHP to implement user login/logout and page-by-page authentication Conclusion Lunch Break Jellof/Fried Rice, Pasta/Spaghetti Bolognias, Seasoned Chicken In sauce, Fried Fish in Tomato Sauce, Pounded Yam/Semovita/Garri, Efo Riro/Egusi/Afan, Plantain, Vegetable Salad.

4 Course Code: Course Title: Duration Training Objectives PHP-DMV-002 Introduction to PHP & MySQL 2 Days MySQL and PHP are two of the most popular open source technologies to emerge during the past decade. PHP is a powerful language for writing server-side Web applications. MySQL is the world's most popular open source database. Together, these two technologies provide you with a powerful platform for building database-driven Web applications. This hands-on MySQL and PHP training course teaches attendees everything they need to successfully build data-driven Web sites using MySQL and PHP. Hands-on/Lecture Ratio This MySQL and PHP training class is 70% hands-on, 30% lecture, with the longest lecture segments lasting for 10 minutes. Students "learn by doing," with immediate opportunities to apply the material they learn to real-world problems. PHP Training Materials All MySQL and PHP training students receive a copy of Apress' Beginning PHP and MySQL 5: From Novice to Professional and other related courseware. Software Needed on Each Student PC The following should be installed on each student PC: Microsoft Windows XP / Microsoft Windows Vista / Microsoft Windows 7 Internet Explorer 6 or later or Firefox 2 or later, Google Chrome or Opera. Adobe Dreamweaver CS 5 or earlier Note: WAMP, available at provides a single installer with everything you need for the class Windows. Students will install wamp as part of the hands-on learn by doing activities. Training Outline PHP Basics o How PHP Works o The php.ini File o Basic PHP Syntax PHP Tags PHP Statements and Whitespace Comments

5 PHP Functions Hello World! o PHP Tags o PHP Statements and Whitespace o Comments o PHP Functions o Hello World! o Variables Variable Types Variable Names (Identifiers) Type Strength Hello Variables! Variable Scope Superglobals Constants Variable-Testing and Manipulation Functions o Variable Types o Variable Names (Identifiers) o Type Strength o Hello Variables! o Variable Scope o Superglobals o Constants o Variable-Testing and Manipulation Functions o PHP Operators o Creating Dynamic Pages Single Quotes vs. Double Quotes Howdy World! o Single Quotes vs. Double Quotes o Howdy World! Flow Control o Conditional Processing If Conditions o If Conditions o Loops while do...while for break and continue o while o do...while o for o break and continue Arrays o Enumerated Arrays Initializing Arrays Appending to an Array Reading from Arrays Looping through Arrays

6 o Initializing Arrays o Appending to an Array o Reading from Arrays o Looping through Arrays o Associative Arrays Initializing Associative Arrays Reading from Associative Arrays Looping through Associative Arrays Superglobal Arrays o Initializing Associative Arrays o Reading from Associative Arrays o Looping through Associative Arrays o Superglobal Arrays o Two-dimensional Arrays Reading from Two-dimensional Arrays Looping through Two-dimensional Arrays o Reading from Two-dimensional Arrays o Looping through Two-dimensional Arrays o Array Manipulation Functions PHP and HTML Forms o HTML Forms How HTML Forms Work A Sample HTML Form Form Variables o How HTML Forms Work o A Sample HTML Form o Form Variables String Manipulation o Formatting Strings Concatenation String Manipulation Functions Examples of String Functions o Concatenation o String Manipulation Functions o Examples of String Functions o Magic Quotes magic_quotes_gpc magic_quotes_runtime Recommendation on Magic Quotes Conclusion o magic_quotes_gpc o magic_quotes_runtime o Recommendation on Magic Quotes Reusing Code and Writing Functions o Including Files require require_once auto_prepend_file and auto_append_file

7 o require o require_once o auto_prepend_file and auto_append_file o User Functions Defining and Calling Functions Default Values Variable Scope By Reference vs. By Value o Defining and Calling Functions o Default Values o Variable Scope o By Reference vs. By Value o Form Processing Code Organization o Code Organization Simple SELECTs o Introduction to the Northwind Database o Some Basics Comments Whitespace and Semi-colons Case Sensitivity o Comments o Whitespace and Semi-colons o Case Sensitivity o SELECTing All Columns in All Rows o SELECTing Specific Columns o Sorting Records Sorting By a Single Column Sorting By Multiple Columns Sorting By Column Position Ascending and Descending Sorts o Sorting By a Single Column o Sorting By Multiple Columns o Sorting By Column Position o Ascending and Descending Sorts o The WHERE Clause and Operator Symbols Checking for Equality Checking for Inequality Checking for Greater or Less Than Checking for NULL WHERE and ORDER BY o Checking for Equality o Checking for Inequality o Checking for Greater or Less Than o Checking for NULL o WHERE and ORDER BY o The WHERE Clause and Operator Words The BETWEEN Operator The IN Operator The LIKE Operator

8 The NOT Operator o The BETWEEN Operator o The IN Operator o The LIKE Operator o The NOT Operator o Checking Multiple Conditions AND OR Order of Evaluation o AND o OR o Order of Evaluation Subqueries, Joins and Unions o Subqueries o Joins Table Aliases Multi-table Joins o Table Aliases o Multi-table Joins o Outer Joins o Unions UNION ALL UNION Rules o UNION ALL o UNION Rules Inserting, Updating and Deleting Records o INSERT o UPDATE o DELETE Managing Data o Querying a Database mysqli() Overview mysqli Methods and Properties Inserting and Updating Records mysqli Prepared Statements o mysqli() Overview o mysqli Methods and Properties o Inserting and Updating Records o mysqli Prepared Statements PEAR:DB o Advantages and Disadvantages of PEAR DB Why use a database abstraction layer? When not to use a database abstraction layer? o Why use a database abstraction layer? o When not to use a database abstraction layer? o Using PEAR DB Authentication with PHP and SQL o A Database-less Login Form

9 Regular Expressions o Perl-compatible Regular Expression Functions preg_match() preg_replace() Regular Expression Tester o preg_match() o preg_replace() o Regular Expression Tester o Regular Expression Syntax Start and End ( ^ $ ) Number of Occurrences (? + * {} ) Common Characters (. \d \D \w \W \s \S ) Grouping ( [] ) Negation ( ^ ) Subpatterns ( () ) Alternatives ( ) Escape Character ( \ ) o Start and End ( ^ $ ) o Number of Occurrences (? + * {} ) o Common Characters (. \d \D \w \W \s \S ) o Grouping ( [] ) o Negation ( ^ ) o Subpatterns ( () ) o Alternatives ( ) o Escape Character ( \ ) o Form Validation Functions with Regular Expressions Session Control and Cookies o Sessions Configuring Sessions Session Functions o Configuring Sessions o Session Functions o Cookies Sending with PHP o mail() Shortcomings of mail() o Shortcomings of mail() o PHPMailer File System Management o Opening a File fopen() o fopen() o Reading from a File fgets() o o fgets() Writing to a File fwrite()

10 o fwrite() o File Locking flock() o flock() o Uploading Files via an HTML Form o Getting File Information o More File Functions o Directory Functions Getting a Directory Listing o Getting a Directory Listing Conclusion Lunch Break Jellof/Fried Rice, Pasta/Spaghetti Bolognias, Seasoned Chicken In sauce, Fried Fish in Tomato Sauce, Pounded Yam/Semovita/Garri, Efo Riro/Egusi/Afan, Plantain, Vegetable Salad.

11 Course Code: Course Title: Duration Training Objectives PHP-DMV-003 Advanced PHP 2 Days Learn how to program in Object-Oriented PHP Learn to process XML with PHP Learn to work with the PEAR HTTP_REQUEST Module Learn to work with XML RPC and PHP Learn to create PHP Web Services Learn to work with Smarty Templates to speed up PHP development Hands-on/Lecture Ratio This advanced php training class is 70% hands-on, 30% lecture, with the longest lecture segments lasting for 10 minutes. Students "learn by doing," with immediate opportunities to apply the material they learn to real-world problems. PHP Training Materials All attendees receive comprehensive courseware and a copy of O'Reilly's PHP Cookbook. Software Needed on Each Student PC The following should be installed on each student PC: Microsoft Windows XP / Microsoft Windows Vista / Microsoft Windows 7 Internet Explorer 6 or later or Firefox 2 or later, Google Chrome or Opera. Adobe Dreamweaver CS 5 or earlier Note: WAMP, available at provides a single installer with everything you need for the class Windows. Students will install wamp as part of the hands-on learn by doing activities. Training Outline Object-Oriented PHP o Building a Class o Working with Properties and Functions o Private, Protected, Public modifiers o Inheritance o Interfaces o Building a Web Page Object o PHP Objects in N-Tier Web Architecture

12 o Importance of PHP Business Objects PHP XML Support o Simple XML Object o Executing XPath Queries o DOM Interoperability o Using XPath o Installing and Configuring LIBXSL o Applying Server side XSL Transformations o Using XML in N-Tier Architecture o Mixing PHP Objects and XML PEAR: HTTP_REQUEST MODULE o Installing PEAR::HTTP_REQUEST with Dependencies o HTTP_REQUEST Capability o HTTP GET Request o HTTP POST Request o Programmatically Posting to a HTML Form o Parsing the Response o Building a Basic Authentication PHP Client XML RPC o XML-RPC Implementations o Installing and Configuring PHPXMLRPC o XML RPC Data-Types o XML RPC Server o XML RPC Client o XML RPC Request and Response o Exploring the XML RPC API PHP Web Services o Web Service Technology Stack o SOAP Soup o Web Services with PHP o Installing NuSOAP o Building a SOAP SERVER o Consuming a Web Service o Generating WSDL Dynamically o Understanding Generated WSDL o WSDL and SOAP Proxies Complex PHP Web Services o Building Interoperable Web Services o Generating and Handling SOAP Faults o RPC Vs. Document Message Encoding o Serializing the SOAP Envelope o Web Service Best Practices Ajax with PHP o Ajax Overview o Ajax Technology Stack o Ajax Implementations o Installing and configuring HTML_Ajax Pear Module o Ajax Server o Ajax Client Smarty Templates o Smarty Overview

13 o Installing and configuring Smarty Pear Module o Setting up a Template o Passing Data to the Template o Smarty for Template Designers o Smarty for Programmers o Smarty in N-Tier Architecture Conclusion Lunch Break Jellof/Fried Rice, Pasta/Spaghetti Bolognias, Seasoned Chicken In sauce, Fried Fish in Tomato Sauce, Pounded Yam/Semovita/Garri, Efo Riro/Egusi/Afan, Plantain, Vegetable Salad.