Location

Community Services & Continuing Education - Alexandria

Objectives

• ● This course aims to teach students how to build their own website project through the course step by step.

Outcomes

● After finishing part 1, students should be able to :- Learn to design and create websites.- Build a responsive and accessible web portfolio using HTML and CSS.● After finishing part 2, students should have enough knowledge to know :- The basic structure of a web application and how a web browser interacts with a web server.- The Request-Response Cycle that is the basis of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP).- Creating a MySQL Database and writing PHP programs.

Course Contents

• HTML: (What is HTML - The Evolution of HTML - Server/Client relationship - URL and Browsers - Issues of Accessibility).• HTML: (What is Dom - HTML elements - Paragraphs, Headings, Lists).• HTML: (Links, Images, Buttons - Empty HTML elements - HTML Text formatting, Text sizing and Text layout).• HTML: (Tables - Forms - Form elements).• HTML: (Div & Span elements - HTML Video - HTML Audio).• CSS: (What is CSS - Basic Syntax - Ways of Styling - Font Styling).• CSS: (Box Model - Styling Links - Styling Lists - Simple CSS Selectors).• CSS: (More on Selectors - CSS Combinators - Pseudo Classes - Pseudo Elements - Transitions - Transforms).• CSS: (Positioning - Methods for styling a table - How to style a navbar - CSS box sizing).• Intro to PHP: (What is PHP – PHP Syntax – Printing in PHP – Variables & Data types – Conditi).• (Revision - Final Assessment).